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SUMMARY:60 Minutes 57x13 - Boeing's Whistleblowers / Big Crypto / AT
	utor for Every Student / Thai Elephants
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DESCRIPTION:BOEING'S WHISTLEBLOWERS – Less than a year after a panel b
	lewoff a 737-9 MAX airplane carrying 177 people thousands of feetabove the
	 ground\, Boeing has faced four new federalinvestigations and appointed a 
	new CEO to \"restore trust.\" Yetthat has not slowed down the steady strea
	m of Boeingwhistleblowers coming forward with safety and quality concerns.
	Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi meets with several of thosewhistleblowers in 
	Washington\, including one who is speakingout in his first television inte
	rview. Alfonsi hears abouttheir serious concerns for commercial airplanes 
	leaving theirfactories and why they weren't surprised when that panel blew
	off the side of a Boeing airplane in the Oregon sky. LucyHatcher is the pr
	oducer.BIG CRYPTO – Rarely in Americanpolitics has a new industry spent 
	so much money\, with suchapparent impact\, as the cryptocurrency business 
	did in thelast election. With the price of Bitcoin reaching record highsaf
	ter the election\, Margaret Brennan examines how much moneythe crypto indu
	stry spent\, how effective it was and what ithopes to get from the new \"p
	ro-crypto\" Trump administration andCongress. Andy Court is the producer.A
	 TUTOR FOR EVERY STUDENT– Correspondent Anderson Cooper explores AI in t
	he classroomand learns how the education nonprofit Khan Academy teamed upw
	ith the AI company OpenAI to enhance teacher efficiency anddeepen student 
	learning. Cooper previews a new voice and visiontechnology from OpenAI\, a
	nd test-drives a pioneering onlinetutor named \"Khanmigo\" from Khan Acade
	my to experiencefirsthand how the two companies are hoping to help shape t
	hefuture of education. Denise Schrier Cetta is the producer.THAIELEPHANTS 
	– For centuries\, the people of Thailand have helda deep reverence for t
	heir national animal – the Asianelephant. Today that reverence and co-ex
	istent relationship isbeing tested. Deforestation and overdevelopment are 
	drivingthese 10-thousand-pound animals out of the wild and into farmsand v
	illages in search of food – creating a growing andsometimes dangerous hu
	man-elephant conflict. CorrespondentSharyn Alfonsi travels into the forest
	s of Thailand to meetwith villagers who are dealing with weekly elephant i
	ncursionsand talks to American and Thai scientists who are developingnovel
	 solutions to combat the problem. This is a double lengthsegment. Ashley V
	elie is the producer.
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