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@60minutes.bsky.socialThe Secret Service says it is preparing for drone attacks, drawing on lessons from the battlefield in Ukraine to develop its own drone program. Norah O’Donnell reports, tonight on 60 Minutes.
@60minutes.bsky.socialWith Israel’s election two weeks away, Lesley Stahl travels to the West Bank, where militant Israeli settlers have carried out violent attacks against the Palestinians, often with impunity. The Israeli government is showing an unwillingness to crack down on the violence. Tonight on 60 Minutes.
@60minutes.bsky.socialMusic producer Robbie Hiser is confident there will always be a place for creatives like him even though he taught artificial intelligence some of the tricks of his trade. cbsn.ws/4ypr1kq
@60minutes.bsky.socialCould AI take your job? Jon Wertheim reports Sunday on 60 Minutes.
@60minutes.bsky.socialIn his first television interview, Patrick Clancy speaks with 60 Minutes just weeks after his ex-wife, Lindsay Clancy, was on trial in one of America's most high-profile murder cases for the killing of their three children. Tonight at 7 p.m. ET/PT.
@60minutes.bsky.socialA racehorse worth $50 million in today’s currency was kidnapped from a stud farm in Ireland by masked gunmen and never seen again. 60 Minutes reports one of sport’s great unsolved mysteries, Sunday.
@60minutes.bsky.socialHow does Rams Coach Sean McVay turn things around when he’s struggling?
He says he’s learned that simply trying to “push and grind” doesn’t work. Instead, he focuses on having a "growth mindset." cbsn.ws/4htDq0x
@60minutes.bsky.socialThe Rams have a philosophy this season: “Living, not existing.” Quarterback Matthew Stafford explains what it means and how the mindset shapes the way they play. cbsn.ws/4xYRm8T
@60minutes.bsky.social“Did you ever have any doubt that the U.S. military was coming for you?” 60 Minutes’ Norah O’Donnell asks Bravo, the U.S. Air Force officer who was shot down and stranded in Iran.
“Never a doubt. It’s what we do,” he replies. cbsn.ws/4djQHX7
@60minutes.bsky.socialTwo pardon brokers tell 60 Minutes why they charge $300,000 to $1 million to help felons seeking a presidential pardon. cbsn.ws/4dzwpJe
@60minutes.bsky.social“I don’t have this story without faith,” says Bravo, the U.S. Air Force officer who was rescued from Iran.
“I am not saying faith is [a] replacement for training,” he says. “Training helps us understand what we do. But faith is the backstop of all of my actions.”
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@60minutes.bsky.socialNew correspondent Ross Douthat says "no story looms larger than the latest developments in artificial intelligence." The technology and its impacts will be a major focus of 60 Minutes reporting.
@60minutes.bsky.social“You're either in a storm, you're coming out of one, or you're getting ready to go back into it,” says Rams Coach Sean McVay.
“How you handle that is the separator.” cbsn.ws/4xVX7UM
@60minutes.bsky.socialA viral photo of a very in-shape Sean McVay on a boat seems to have made its way around the Rams locker room. Quarterback Matthew Stafford had some thoughts. cbsn.ws/4yzRGdW
@60minutes.bsky.social“Within our locker room, within our walls, right, we all want to be as close as we possibly can. And a lot of times that comes with vulnerability,” says Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. cbsn.ws/4xyT3Je
@60minutes.bsky.socialLos Angeles Rams Coach Sean McVay is in Matthew Stafford’s ear all game, calling plays. Literally. It’s a one-way radio - Stafford can’t talk back. He jokes with 60 Minutes that sometimes he wishes he could. Their partnership has been successful, helping lead the Rams to a Super Bowl win.
@60minutes.bsky.socialRams Coach Sean McVay credits his grandfather, John McVay, a Super Bowl-winning executive with the 49ers, for opening doors for him that he “didn’t deserve.” cbsn.ws/4gSflAx
@60minutes.bsky.socialRams General Manager Les Snead says Coach Sean McVay gives the team such an edge that he believes it’s like having an extra player on the field. cbsn.ws/4j3n8wB
@60minutes.bsky.social“I don’t buy into those external narratives,” says Los Angeles Rams Coach Sean McVay about the potential outcomes of this season. “I'm more interested in who we become in the midst of the journey than what the final destination is.” cbsn.ws/3VcbV2W
@60minutes.bsky.social“There’s definitely a lot of money flowing around. And that makes a Petri dish for corruption.”
Law professor Mark Osler calls the new pardon system “anarchy.” cbsn.ws/4dBZ0h4
