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In the 1940s residents in Swain County, North Carolina were uprooted by the federal government, when their land was taken for a dam project. More than three decades later, they were allowed to make the arduous trek to the Bone Valley Cemetery, where their loved ones were buried. Correspondent Bruce Hall reports. Originally broadcast on the "CBS Evening News" on August 26, 1978.
In an interview to be broadcast on "Sunday Morning," the actor and standup comedian talks with Tracy Smith about what it meant to be "the funny guy" growing up.
Dutch artist Max Zorn has become an Internet star via time-lapse videos of him creating evocative works of art using just packing tape, a scalpel, and a very discerning eye. Watch Zorn as he conjures up the "Sunday Morning" logo.
We leave you this Mother's Day morning at Arizona's Music Mountains, where mares and their foals run free. Videographer: Carl Mrozek
Jane Pauley presents a Mother's Day look at the data on maternity leave, including how the United States stacks up to other developed countries with regards to guaranteed paid maternity leave for new mothers.
"Sunday Morning" contributor Faith Salie remembers her mother, and the valuable lessons about motherhood that she realized only after becoming a mom herself.
What began as a way to be closer with her parents and to cope with their illness grew into something bigger. For two years, as Howie and Laurel Borowick each fought stage IV cancer side-by-side, photographer Nancy Borowick documented their close bond. She talked with correspondent Anthony Mason about the pain and love she experienced and witnessed, and about her moving new book, "The Family Imprint," which chronicles her parents' lives and deaths. An exhibition of Borowick's photos opens at Anastasia Photo in New York City May 16, 2017.
In what he calls the strangest story of his career, correspondent Steve Hartman meets up with an old colleague, veteran investigative reporter Brad Brown, who had a bizarre tale to tell, involving Brown's mother, Janet, and the apparent message that showed up on his iPhone three days after she died.
Comedian Jim Gaffigan has all the more reason to appreciate Mother's Day this year, as his wife, the mother of their five children, recovers from surgery to remove a brain tumor.
Chances are, if you're Johnny Mathis, you've been revealing your feelings in song for a long time, having recorded his first #1 hit back in 1957. The singer, who has a new album of the "Great New American Songbook," produced by Babyface, talks with a misty Nancy Giles about his wonderful, wonderful six-decade career.
