60 Minutes - Overtime

60 Minutes on the border

Reporting on migrants from the Texas border, the 60 Minutes team witnessed the detention, smuggling attempts—and even death—that occur daily

Steve Kroft takes viewers off the coast of Scotland to a craggy island, which he calls "an ungroomed masterpiece of nature"

This week, the California governor talks climate change, but 42 years ago, the "tight-fisted" governor was focused on saving money

Editor's Picks
When opioids impact the whole family

Because of the opioid epidemic, grandparents are stepping in to raise their grandkids — and seeking support as they become parents once again
Show & tell with wildlife photographer Thomas Mangelsen

Foxes, tigers, bears—the acclaimed photographer tells 60 Minutes the stories behind some of his most compelling images

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Helping orphaned rhino find their way

Rampant poaching in South Africa leaves young rhino without mothers, and specialized orphanages fill the void
Treating servers like they're "part of the menu"

Women speaking out about alleged sexual harassment say the behavior wasn't unique to The Spotted Pig — it happens in restaurants around the country
Eye-to-eye with Pope Francis

Filmmaker Wim Wenders used a device called an Interrotron to make it feel like the pope is talking to the viewer. 60 Minutes gets an early look
Finding – and helping – Syria's orphans of war

60 Minutes reports this week on the more than 100,000 children orphaned after 7 years of civil war. Here's how to help them
Jane and Tom take in wildlife and whiskey

Old friends and animal lovers Jane Goodall and photographer Thomas Mangelsen get together every year to share a drink and watch the crane migration
How one college predicts those at risk of dropping out

How do trips to the gym correlate with quitting school? 60 Minutes visits a college that's using predictive analytics to find out
Scientists can use CRISPR to edit genes. Should they?

Bill Whitaker reports on the gene-editing tool this week on 60 Minutes. The debate over how to use it is playing out in labs around the world

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Was the media duped by Elizabeth Holmes?

A conversation with 60 Minutes about media coverage of the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes and her hot startup, Theranos
Are zookeepers playing God?

60 Minutes reports on the new methods zookeepers use to control genetic diversity -- and the ethical questions they raise
More from Stormy Daniels

Anderson Cooper talks about his 60 Minutes interview with the porn star: "I think there's more to come on this story." Plus, more from Stormy Daniels
The "life-changing" story Oprah reports this week

Tonight on 60 Minutes, Oprah Winfrey reports on childhood trauma: "This story has had more impact on me than practically anything I've ever done"
Picking up the pieces of Bob Simon's unfinished story

A candid conversation with 60 Minutes executive producer Jeff Fager about "Whisky Island"-- the story that almost didn't air
Memorable 60 Minutes moments

This week, 60 Minutes celebrates its 50 seasons on air. Here's a look back at some of the stories correspondents remember most
What's it like to be on Mars? Take a virtual-reality tour

60 Minutes gets an up-close, 3D view of the Martian landscape through virtual reality. See what it looks like to walk the surface of the red planet

Rewind
1978: When Morley met Koko

She said the apple was red but preferred to eat the orange. How did she communicate that? Looking back at Morley Safer's 1978 visit with Koko the gorilla
2014: How everyday Iranians felt about the nuclear deal

President Trump has withdrawn from the 2015 agreement. 60 Minutes visited Tehran in 2014 before a deal was reached — here's what locals thought of it
A Memorial Day worth remembering

"For too many Americans, Memorial Day has become just another day off," said Andy Rooney. How did he want the holiday celebrated?
Tom Wolfe: The 60 Minutes interview

20 years ago, Morley Safer interviewed the legendary journalist and author, who died this week
From inmate to candidate: Who is Don Blankenship?

60 Minutes reported on the conviction of coal king Don Blankenship after a deadly mining explosion. After a year in prison, Blankenship ran for Senate
An inside look at a state dinner

President Trump holds his first state dinner this week. In 1971, 60 Minutes got a behind-the-scenes look as President Nixon threw the formal party
50 years of 60 Minutes moments

To celebrate 50 seasons on air, the broadcast is ending each week with a classic 60 Minutes moment. Here's a look at them