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The calls for change after the Parkland shooting
A year after the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, 60 Minutes looks back at the group of survivors who fought to end gun violence
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Lindsey Vonn in 2017: Fear is not part of the equation
Now that the winningest female ski racer in the world has retired, 60 Minutes looks back on her conversation with Sharyn Alfonsi
Lindsey Vonn in 2017: Fear is not part of the equation
Now that the winningest female ski racer in the world has retired, 60 Minutes looks back on her conversation with Sharyn Alfonsi
Zuckerberg in 2008 on Facebook's political power, ad targeting
"Politicians can communicate with tens of thousands of people at the same time, it's pretty effective for them in campaigning," Zuckerberg said
Tom Brady's 2005 60 Minutes interview
When the Patriots quarterback had won 3 Super Bowls, he told 60 Minutes he wondered what was next: ”God, it's got to be more than this.” On Sunday, he tries for his sixth win
From 2005: What scouts missed with Tom Brady
Before Brady entered the NFL draft, the scouting report said he "lacks a really strong arm." "They underestimated my competitiveness," Brady told Kroft in 2005.
What goes through Brady's mind during a game?
In 2005, the New England quarterback told Steve Kroft, "You don't hear the crowd... You don't feel the cold... You just see what you need to do."
2005: How far can Tom Brady throw a football?
The Patriots quarterback told Steve Kroft how far he could throw a spiral — and which great NFL quarterbacks he wanted to emulate.
Which Super Bowl ring is Brady's favorite?
In 2005, the quarterback told Steve Kroft about the road he traveled to become one of the NFL's top players and which Super Bowl ring he likes the most.
2005: Tom Brady on reaching his goals
In 2005, Brady wondered if winning Super Bowls was all it was cracked up to be: "I think there's a lot of other parts about me that I'm trying to find."
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