Overtime Original
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Danger and beauty of a lesser-known style of horse racing
When filming the sport of timber racing, it helps to know the turf. 60 Minutes' resident horsewoman joins Charlie Rose on the course
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"We only had one son, and I lost him"
Grieving father has spent 16 years taking Remington to task, arguing the company won't acknowledge their gun's role in spontaneous firing incidents
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Producer: "Stories don't just go away after we finish"
Why 60 Minutes producer Henry Schuster decided to revisit the Newtown massacre four years after his first report
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Why art is the center of Peter Marino's universe
The architect and designer tells 60 Minutes how he draws inspiration from art, objects, and even centuries-old Venetian textiles
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Tortured at Guantanamo, former inmate finds forgiveness
Never charged with a crime, Mohamedou Slahi was held for 14 years at Gitmo. Now released, he tells 60 Minutes why he forgives — and loves — Americans
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Why Bob McDonnell talked to 60 Minutes
After the Supreme Court overturned his conviction for corruption, the former Virginia governor could have walked away. So, why go on 60 Minutes?
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Is Ai Weiwei an artist or an activist?
60 Minutes correspondent Holly Williams and producer Michael Gavshon talk about the provocative Chinese artist and the critics of his work
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Bryan Cranston's awkward proposal
The "Breaking Bad" star tells 60 Minutes how he proposed to his wife, how he created Walter White -- and why he didn't want to be an actor
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Lions interrupt 60 Minutes interview
While filming a couple who saves circus animals from abuse, a 60 Minutes team learns that lions have a vocal morning song
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Somali Americans: Searching for identity, finding ISIS
60 Minutes reports on first-generation Somali-Americans who were trying to find themselves-- but wound up convicted of supporting terrorism
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Charlie Rose interviews…a robot?
What happens when Charlie Rose attempts to interview a robot named "Sophia" for his 60 Minutes report on artificial intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence, real-life applications
On 60 Minutes Overtime, Charlie Rose explores the labs at Carnegie Mellon on the cutting edge of A.I. See robots learning to go where humans can't