60 Minutes — Season 45
President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and U.S. Marine General John Allen addressed the conflict in Afghanistan with Laura Logan. Separately, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about difficulties within his marriage.
Concerns exist regarding the implications of collaboration between Huawei, the prominent Chinese telecommunications firm, and Luxottica, the American eyewear corporation. Similarly, the case of musician Rodriguez presents potential risks.
The enduring consequences of the Syrian Civil War on the nation. A novel initiative in Texas designed to support veterans facing legal challenges. A collection of props and gadgets from the James Bond film series, alongside conversations w…
The burgeoning medical marijuana sector in Colorado, former Goldman Sachs employee Greg Smith, and director Steven Spielberg recently offered insights into a range of topics. Spielberg discussed his forthcoming film, "Lincoln," revealing in…
The economic landscape of Asheboro, North Carolina, and the broader currents of employment within the region. Instances of significant American historical artifacts disappearing from their rightful places. The prominent figure of Shahid Kha…
A conversation encompassing current and former U.S. Senators, addressing the current political deadlock, alongside insights from historian David McCullough and professional football player Aaron Rodgers.
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy touched the lives of those who called Belle Harbor, a coastal community in New York, home. Meanwhile, American manufacturers sought skilled workers adept at managing advanced machinery. And historian David M…
The investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, spanning three years, focused on what has been identified as the largest drug trafficking cartel to date; ethical considerations surrounding infant care; and the dynamics of collegia…
Free the Children inspires young people to become agents of positive change in the world, alongside the artistry of the New York City Ballet and the compelling storytelling of filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert.
A hospital chain is accused of pressuring physicians to admit patients. Shin Dong Hyuk recounts his escape from a North Korean prison camp. Meanwhile, adventurers Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg discuss their ambitious project to circ…
The unsettling phenomenon of false confessions continues, with individuals admitting to crimes they did not commit. In the shadowy world of wildlife trafficking, poachers profit handsomely from the illegal sale of endangered turtles and tor…
## Tragedy in Newtown *60 Minutes* reports on the shooting in Newtown, with Scott Pelley's coverage including interviews with a school nurse, a former classmate of the alleged shooter, and retired Secret Service personnel. ## Costa C…
"The Year of Adele" presents a revisiting of its feature and interview with the singer. "Rodriguez" offers a re-broadcast of its profile and conversation with the celebrated singer and songwriter regarding the recent film chronicling his li…
The potential for controlling robotic limbs with the mind; the account of a former Danish intelligence operative who asserts involvement in the death of an Al-Qaeda leader; and the perspective of filmmaker Judd Apatow.
In this installment, Morley Safer examines the digital disruption reshaping newspapers and the broader world of print media. Charlie Rose turns his attention to David Kelley and his firm, IDEO, a design collective responsible for shaping fa…
Steve Kroft examines the technological leaps, particularly in robotics, reshaping the modern workplace—though not always in ways that generate employment. In her inaugural broadcast interview, Justice Sonia Sotomayor discusses her journey t…
In their first joint appearance, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sat for an interview with Steve Kroft. The conversation comes a week after Lance Armstrong’s admission of doping during a televised interv…
Mark Cobb, Steve Wysocki, and Nick Frazier—three of the five Americans who survived the al Qaeda assault on an Algerian natural gas facility that claimed the lives of 37 foreign workers—share their harrowing experiences with Charlie Rose fo…
Bob Simon examines Israel's "Iron Dome," a revolutionary defense system credited by the Israeli Air Force with intercepting 85 percent of the rockets launched from Gaza into the country last November. The world’s largest civilian hospita…
Clay Hunt, a veteran of the Marine Corps, ended his life, a story explored by Byron Pitts. Lesley Stahl profiles Zhang Xin, the influential Chinese billionaire and prominent figure in the nation's real estate sector. Additionally, we delve …
Scott Pelley delves into the devastating fungal meningitis outbreak that claimed the lives of 48 individuals and left hundreds more ill. Norah O'Donnell presents a profile of Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer of Facebook. And Lara Lo…
Bob Simon examines the potential strategies Pope Francis might employ to address the growing disillusionment within American religious sisters. Lara Logan conducts an interview with Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter. Byron Pitts profiles …
In a conversation with Lesley Stahl, a member of the Russian punk collective Pussy Riot recounts the group's protest against Vladimir Putin, an act that led to the imprisonment of two of its members. Elsewhere, James Brown speaks with Brian…
Steve Kroft revisits the devastating 1970 fire at the Pioneer Hotel in Tucson, which claimed the lives of 29 people. His investigation uncovers compelling new evidence that may offer a path to exonerate a man currently incarcerated for the …
The parents of those lost in the Newtown, Connecticut, shooting share their advocacy for gun control with Scott Pelley. Additionally, Charlie Rose speaks with NBA player Jeremy Lin.
Lara Logan accompanies African soldiers and American military advisors in their pursuit of warlord Joseph Kony; Lesley Stahl speaks with Cy Young Award-winning knuckleball pitcher R.A. Dickey; and Morley Safer explores the world of cowboys …
A deep dive into the Boston Marathon bombing investigation features Scott Pelley's interview with Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis. Lara Logan gains exclusive access to the clandestine world of specialized canine units, some of whose ski…
## Angel of Death Serial killer nurse Charles Cullen confessed to as many as forty murders, though some suspect his death toll among patients stretched far higher over his sixteen-year career. In his first television interview, the infam…
In Springfield, Massachusetts, Lesley Stahl investigates the counterinsurgency methods employed by police in their efforts to curb gang activity. Scott Pelley speaks with Paul Tudor Jones, the founder of the Robin Hood Foundation. And David…
Scott Pelley speaks with Jessica Buchanan, the American aid worker who endured a harrowing three-month captivity in Somalia before being freed by Navy SEALs. Additionally, the program at Syracuse University that empowers disabled military v…
Lesley Stahl investigates the burgeoning field of facial recognition technology. Anderson Cooper speaks with Shin Dong-hyuk, a North Korean human-rights activist and, as far as is known, the sole individual born within a prison camp to have…
Anderson Cooper chronicles the plight of countless Afghan boys seeking refuge in Europe, fleeing their homeland's conflict. Meanwhile, Lara Logan observes documentary filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert as they capture the lives of Africa…
Scott Pelley examines the advancements in robotic prosthetics. Bob Simon delves into the disappearance of thousands of historical documents. And Steve Kroft presents a profile of actress Maggie Smith.
Steve Kroft examines claims that a hospital network exerted undue influence on physicians, urging them to admit patients irrespective of genuine medical necessity. Scott Pelley presents a profile of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. An…
Lara Logan delves into the dismantling of a vast drug trafficking organization. Lesley Stahl profiles Luxottica, the Italian eyewear giant. And Bob Simon journeys to Barcelona, where he explores the vibrant city and its famed FC Barcelona s…
Lara Logan spoke with Michael Morton, who endured nearly a quarter-century of imprisonment for a crime he did not commit. Lesley Stahl profiled the Russian punk protest group Pussy Riot. And Charlie Rose presented David Kelley and his firm,…
Norah O'Donnell profiles Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer of Facebook; while Morley Safer interviews historian David McCullough and journeys with him to Paris.
Scott Pelley profiles Hugh Jackman. Anderson Cooper interviews Daniel Craig and producer Barbara Broccoli, who discuss the legacy of the James Bond films. Lesley Stahl examines the figure of Abraham Lincoln with Steven Spielberg, Daniel Day…
In a chilling interview, Steve Kroft speaks with Charles Cullen, the convicted serial killer. A former nurse, Cullen confessed to the deaths of 29 patients over a sixteen-year period. Elsewhere, a report from Madagascar details the escalat…
Lara Logan chronicles the work of dogs meticulously trained to detect explosives; Bob Simon profiles Sudanese refugees who have found resettlement in the United States.
Bob Simon reports on a growing sense of disappointment within the ranks of American nuns. Meanwhile, Charlie Rose speaks with Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft. In other news, researchers have examined moral development by observing the …
In Springfield, Massachusetts, Lesley Stahl investigates the counterinsurgency methods police are using to address gang violence. Scott Pelley journeys aboard the Africa Mercy, a hospital ship where medical teams treat thousands of patients…
Scott Pelley delves into the deadly, multi-state fungal meningitis outbreak that claimed the lives of over fifty people. Lesley Stahl profiles Zhang Xin, a prominent Chinese billionaire and leading figure in the nation’s real estate sector.…
Lara Logan spoke with a former Danish intelligence operative who alleges involvement in the assassination of an Al-Qaeda leader. Meanwhile, Scott Pelley interviewed Paul Tudor Jones, the founder of the Robin Hood Foundation. And Bob Simon r…
Steve Kroft examines the reliability of credit reports, a vital resource for Americans seeking credit cards and loans. Lesley Stahl explores the burgeoning field of facial recognition technology. And Anderson Cooper finds himself swimming a…
Lesley Stahl chronicles the complex effort to refloat the capsized Costa Concordia passenger vessel. Sanjay Gupta speaks with Sal Khan, the visionary behind Khan Academy, exploring his approach to education. And Lara Logan presents a profil…
Steve Kroft investigates pioneering technological developments and the rise of robotics in the modern workplace. Lesley Stahl journeys to the September 11 Memorial Museum. And Lara Logan examines personal effects belonging to Michael Jackso…
Charlie Rose conducted an interview with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Additionally, Scott Pelley questioned Barack Obama regarding the deployment of chemical weapons in Syria, and John Miller pressed former CIA Deputy Director Michael …


