Spurred on by the father of a young woman who also went missingin the 1970s, the detectives attempt to outwit an incarceratedserial killer who may hold the key to the case.
Host Maria Taylor, Hall of Fame head coach Tony Dungy, formerNFL head coach Jason Garrett, former NFL quarterback ChrisSimms and NFL insider Mike Florio recap the day's NFLhighlights. Jac Collinsworth and Rodney Harrison contributeon-site.
With host Suzy Kolber and analysts Booger McFarland, RandyMoss and Steve Young. The crew reviews Sunday's games and looksahead to the MNF matchup while updating fans on the latestleague news.
The Treasury Secretary – Norah O'Donnell interviewstreasury secretary Janet Yellen about the record rate ofinflation, the war in Ukraine, and whether there will be arecession in 2023. 60 MINUTES also traveled with the secretaryto the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Fort Worth to seethe first U.S. dollars with her signature roll off the printingpresses. It is the first time in American history the names oftwo women – Secretary Yellen and U.S. treasurer Lynn Malerba– have appeared on U.S. currency in the country's nearly250-year history. Suing Social Media – Sharyn Alfonsireports on how new legal challenges against Meta, TikTok,YouTube, and Snapchat may alter the future landscape of socialmedia. More than 1,200 families are pursuing lawsuits againstthe social media giants, accusing the platforms of impactingtheir kids' mental health and in some cases, causing the deathof their children. Alfonsi sits down with some of thesefamilies and the founder of the Social Media Victims LawCenter. College of Magic – You can't wave a wand and makeintolerance, poverty, and violence disappear, but you canuse magic to try. Jon Wertheim visits the College of Magic inCape Town, South Africa, where students learn sleight ofhand, juggling, ventriloquism, and card tricks. But what theschool really teaches is also the great superpower of magicitself: rethinking the limits of possibility.