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Michael Swaine has a 15-year mission to mend the Tenderloin district in downtown San Francisco. Once a month, this college art teacher sets up a sewing machine on the sidewalk and, stitch by stitch, repairs the fabric of his community, all for free. Steve Hartman reports.
Hundreds of Pac-Man fans in Japan, dressed in yellow, marked the 35th anniversary of the video game. Charles Osgood reports.
The action film star loves riding motorcycles so much he co-founded Arch Motorcycle Company, which designs and custom-builds high-end models. Tracy Smith reports on Keanu Reeves' road to success, and how he's enjoying the ride.
The Cape Cod vacation spot attracts thousands every summer, and is a longtime haven for novelists, playwrights, artists and eccentrics. Mo Rocca guides us through "P-town."
On May 24th, 1686, European physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, who used purified mercury to create the first modern thermometer, was born. Charles Osgood reports.
Many veterans in trouble with the law say what they want most is a fighting chance to make things right. Mark Strassmann reports that in some cases, they're finding that chance in a special kind of courtroom.
When votes in an Irish constitutional referendum were tallied up, same-sex supporters learned they had won in a landslide. As Charlie D'Agata reports, it's being called a "social revolution."
Web extra: After nearly 40 years, the Irish group U2 is still one of the world's leading rock bands. Guitarist Dave Evans talks to Anthony Mason about what drives the group's chemistry, creativity and endurance.
Web extra: Several years ago the lead singer of the Irish rock band was diagnosed with glaucoma. Bono talks with Anthony Mason about how it's affected him, and how he plans to help battle unnecessary blindness in the developing world.
In this preview of an interview to air on "Sunday Morning," the members of the rock band U2 discuss with Anthony Mason a recent incident on their "Innocence + Experience Tour" in Vancouver, when guitarist Dave Evans, a.k.a. The Edge, tumbled over the edge of the stage.
