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A young Alabama man made the most important decision of his life after the Orlando attack. No longer able to sit by quietly, he took to Facebook and announced who he really is to the world. Steve Hartman reports.
Duke Riley remembers when pigeons were treated like eagles. In recent time, these flock of birds have gotten a bad rap. Now he's on campaign to put the pigeon back on a high perch, and he's doing that with a show that's lighting up the sky. Mo Rocca reports.
The comedian's brush with death and family tragedy would make most give up on life. Luke Burbank introduces us to female comic who finds humor in just about anything -- sometimes even in life's least funny moments.
During award season, dresses donned by stars of the entertainment world are occasionally praised as works of art. Similar to Picasso and Matisse, clothing designers are getting the red carpet treatment in some of America's well known museums. Serena Altschul reports.
Roy Plunkett was born, the accidental inventor of a the remarkable non-stick substance we have come to know as Teflon, was born 106 years ago today. Plunkett was a DuPont chemist working with gases in the late 1930's when an experiment unexpectedly produced a mysterious white powder that evolved into multiple domestic and military applications.
An analysis by Reuters earlier this year found that list prices for the best-selling drugs in the U.S. has risen anywhere from 50 to 100 percent in five years. Many want to shake up the industry to stop price gouging. They say the way to do that is to create more drugs that aren't identical, but work much the same. Erin Moriarty of 48 Hours has a report on what's being done to make life-saving drugs more affordable.
We leave you this Sunday Morning in Monument Valley. It straddles the Utah-Arizona border, and was a familiar setting for John Ford, one of the Founding Fathers of the Hollywood Western. Videographer: Phil Giriodi
Lee Cowan looks at some notable events of the week ahead, including the Summer Solstice, the 2016 NBA draft, and the 18th annual Take Your Dog to Work Day.
Church bells tolled across Orlando early this morning as the city took note of the fact that it was one week ago that the worst act of gun violence in our nation's history took 49 lives. Lee Cowan sheds light on how we remember tragedies such as this, all too often.
Father's Day is one of those made-up holidays. Each dad has a chance to make it whatever he wants it to be. For our Jim Gaffigan, he chooses to make it a reminder of how grateful he is to be a father.
