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The Real Deal on New York's Endangered Delis

At the dawn of the 20th century, more than a thousand delis served corned beef and pastrami to the Big Apple's hungry immigrants; today, only a dozen or so still survive. But those that do are keeping this very American tradition alive - and as Harry Smith discovers, they're cooking-up what can only be described as Jewish soul food.

• Dec 5, 2010
• 4:16

Synagogue's Stained Glass Celebrates Festival of Lights

Hannukah is the Festival of Lights, and this holiday season the Eldridge Street Synagogue, in the heart of New York's Chinatown, has a lot of light to celebrate. Serena Alstchul visited the completely refurbished Synagogue that is capped off by a magnificent new stained glass window designed by avant-garde artist Kiki Smith and architect Deborah Gans.

• Dec 5, 2010
• 4:28

Vienna's Vegetable Orchestra

If you see people in the supermarket thumping pumpkins, crinkling onion skins or rolling dried beans, they may be members of the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra shopping for their latest instruments. Sunday Morning's Martha Teichner got a behind the scenes look at just what goes into their highly unusual, and tasty, musical performance.

• Nov 21, 2010
• 4:45

Truth About Product Warranties

The Fast Draw's Josh Landis and Mitch Butler dissect the dollars and cents behind extended warranties.

• Aug 17, 2010
• 1:42

Television Writer Andy Borowitz's Rise and Reflection

In his twenties, writer Andy Borowitz was one of the hottest names in Hollywood working on television series including "Archie Bunker's Place" and "The Facts of Life" and at age 32, Borowitz conceived, produced and wrote "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." Now, Borowitz has come back East to think, reflect and recharge.

• Nov 28, 2010
• 6:30

Film Critic David Edelstein's Holiday Endorsements

Sunday Morning film critic David Edelstein shares his reviews on 2010's holiday movie season and possible Oscar contenders including "Black Swan," "The Fighter," and "The King's Speech."

• Nov 28, 2010
• 4:01

Montana's Wild Turkeys

This Sunday Morning's moment of nature takes you to Montana's Flathead Valley, home to some very thankful wild turkeys.

• Nov 28, 2010
• 1:10

Stein: Charlie Rangel is an American Hero

The recent high-profile Congressional judgment of Rep. Charlie Rangel prompted Ben Stein to make a judgment of his own and to remind us of how Rangel got to where he is today.

• Nov 28, 2010
• 2:18

Secret Great Depression Benefactor Revealed

Ted Gup's 80 year-old mother handed him a suitcase labeled "Memoirs" filled with letters dated the same week in December 1933, all addressed to someone named Mr. B. Virdot. Rita Braver tells has the story of a mysterious benefactor who in the Great Depression, sent gifts to those in need.

• Nov 28, 2010
• 7:51

Brother Seeking Sister Asks "Where's Molly?"

John Blackstone tells the tale of Jeff Daly, a man who searched to find his long-lost sister after 47 years of separation and went on to make the film "Where's Molly" documenting his quest.

• Nov 28, 2010
• 9:00