I'm david poke from CBS Sunday morning. The world may have problems, but is also got geniuses working to solve those problems through science and technology. In the new season of my podcast unsung science you'll hear the origin stories of their greatest advances season, two of unsung science presented by CBS Sunday morning and Simon schuster: listen to unsung science, starting January twentieth on amazon, music or wherever you get your podcasts hurricane maria, which devastated puerto rico, this past week was the first category four storm to make direct hit on the island in eighty five years. Last month, hurricane harbour was most ferocious rainstorm ever recorded in the country, told you s when you hear someone say the store

Which come along every five hundred years or so? What do you say? Well, okay, serious sake. We have had three five hundred year floods in the last twenty seven months. You have the same cancer that ted Kennedy had yes does what he experienced fro through your mind. Is it oh yeah? It is, I think about, ted alot ted stated his job kept working kept going even when he was in a wheelchair, and he never gave up because he loved the enjoy I am more energetic, engaged as a result of this, because I know that I've got to do everything I can to serve this country. While I can

nothing was said. Last year's presidential election revealed a nation divided. How do you think Donald trump is doing as president? I love it everyday. I love a more and more, I feel like he's horrible president, and he is divided our nation. More as ever band. I can't you see it every day among families and friends that tonight we attempt to turn that division. Why don't you understand into a conversation? Ok, ok, we did did you just did you just have a moment? I'm steve, roughed, I'm leslie star, I'm scared pelee, I'm bill, I'm anderson cooper and I'm over winfrey joining sixty minutes on this. The fiftieth season, premier

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is higher than usual, but it's their intensity. That is extremely rare with to category four and to category five making landfall in a month. The question facing america's coastal cities, as this is the ferocity of these storms, a fluke or the future, no one I'd on bramblewood drive, but lives were lost. The lives we measure in memories, the bite that taught the kids how to fly the perfect dining room chairs the letter jacket. They can't believe they saved all these years. Fourteen eight thirty one bramblewood in west Houston is the shields place vince shields rolled his family history to the curve and dumped decade after decade, my wife's seamstress, and so these are probable way. Her

patterns that she had through high school and ana. We lost a lot of personal pictures, but most of the most of this you know- and I won't have to have a garage sale shields, who retired from shell, has lived on bramblewood sixteen years, there's a waterline size. Six too, and the water line is is tall issue or it is six. What to heed.

we've seen water in the house. The flood started to drop after two feet, but it surged to six after engineers opened the gates on to antiquated flood control reservoirs, to stop the dams from failing. We've had church crews in here a second baptist. We get a second baptist, they had a crew out here we have had a couple of christian crews from lafayette. That's how you got all this done. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, all volunteers, all voluntary people just walked up and knocked on the door or you sign up at church and put your name on the list and and and people what an works more than eighty people were killed and around houston its estimated that twenty seven thousand homes were destroyed. Almost twenty five years

if houstonians live below the poverty level and many of their homes were in the floodplain. This is Joe's house your family's in the black shirt. If you have any questions, ask me or ask Joe exactly what he wants us to do next door to vent shields. Joe kill chris place was being guided by military. That's kill kept the plywood from the last big. warm season back and oh five, the vets call themselves team rubicon. Your mouth is: If you do not want to be breathing in that fiberglass to walk in and I'll show you guys michelle. She says, they'll have two thousand volunteers from all over the nation. For two months ago yesterday I, like, I had a whole three out. The debris piled where beautiful and neat and ready for the city, and then I get assigned here this week, We turn corner agency at the whole wholeness.

For people in need, our home was the world capital of fossil fuels, brought Oh by climate change, we asked katharine hayhoe a leading atmospheric scientist at texas tech university. It's too early to tell the post mortem will take years so to speak because clay science is all about the long term statistics. We can say absolutely without a doubt that this hurricane took place over altered background conditions. Our planet is very different today than it would have been fixed a hundred years ago by altered background. She means that the oceans of twenty seventeen are on track to be the third warmest on record warmer water intensifies hurricanes three ways. First of all, and a warmer world more water evaporates into the atmosphere, and so when a storm like a hurricane comes along there. So more water, vapor sitting up there for that her keen to sweep up and dump on us. The second reason is

sea level rise water expands when a treated, and that means that when a hurricane comes along the storm surges on average will be stronger because there's more water behind them and then the third way that we expect climate change to effect hurricanes is through warmer ocean waters more energy, more power will be available to hurricanes in the future, enabling them to intensify faster if conditions are right, as well as become more intense and apparently what we had with orders were starting to see it. What have you lost through hours, most of our home and our own property. Now of our sanity, you been here twenty years years overflowed before. Never is this house floodplain now Hell? Hath, no fury like a woman submerged the crack of every

and memory expose cynthia kneeling rage, nodded harvey, but at Houston, she's with residence against flooding a nine year old group suing the city. They want to toughen the law that requires developers to dig detention basins to catch run off from buildings. Houston has grown about twenty five percent in twenty years way. Higher top notch psychologist, engineers to look at a problem and say: hey something's, wrong here, city county need to do something and so All these nine years we ve been going to may, or after hair year after year, begging and pleading asking for detention basins asking for drainage infrastructure improvements. They just look at what at a slight thank you for coming, have a nice day, why it costs money and because the city is bottom

paid for by developers. When you hear someone say the storms come along every five hundred years, So what do you say? Most? Ok, Syria sake. We have had for three five hundred year floods in the last twenty seven months. Now we have hardly mother nature is gonna. Do what mother nature is going to do that made? This on a rain, we're gonna, have hurricanes and tropical storms, so by golly do something to protect young people from it. Mr Mayer, I talk want to be your constituents who uses words that I cant use on tv. Ok, so this return or has been mayor of Houston, nearly two years, stand by people a man right now because of their projects on the books The only thing that stop those projects from being built was the funding there. is a sense among citizens who have flooded homes that there has been a lack of urgency about.

Starting these major mitigation progress? I agree with them, because you know all of these things are foreseeable show. Why haven't these been donning size because there hasn't been the urgency on all levels to get them down. And that's the sad pot. The threat hasn't been ignored entirely. The federal government has spent more than One hundred million dollars in the county over the years buying up in the flood plain, but reams of flood control proposals fill the filing cabinets city hall. Sometimes it takes an event to occur that shake people today, a cool this stone Has shaken people to their core people, don't want to hear the rhetoric, and I understand that the question then becomes argue as elected officials and others operating with the with the greatest degree

as urgency. It is these Are those two flood control reservoirs that were built in the nineteen forty stay are usually dry, which is why you see trees. A night team Ninety six study by the county, flood control district called them severely outdated. It's not hard to imagine study says that a single storm event could have a catastrophic impact. A proposed fix was stopped by the cost six hundred million in today's dollars, but last month's catastrophic impact will be tens of billions. The former head of the flood control district who promoted that study lives in this house

He told us from the nineteen forty two harvey planning for the reservoirs went from quote brilliance to neglect to stupidity, to cruelty. Over the decades, thousands of homes were built on the flood plain hurricane harvey was a human contrive disaster. So if we have flooding at a natural process, a disastrous human induced, because we put so many

Well, in these flood prone areas, assume brooding studies, coastal development for texas, a and m university. I think that climate change is one driver of this problem, so the bay is rising. We measure that it's going to continue to rise, but if you think about climate change as one of the drivers to flood loss, it pales in comparison to the human change and the development of the landscape and putting people more in harm's way. That's a much bigger driver of the problem. Well people like development people like to have jobs, and I think we need to promote that, but doing it in a way that is smarter, which means protecting the ecological functions of our landscape. Wetlands, pulling away from these values and, over the long term, working to have more stable economy, better economic,

road because we're locked up each rag down by these chronic, whatever horribly use, also rewriting emergency response planes. During the storm, one hundred and sixty helicopters and seventeen thousand troops rode to the risk We Major general John nicholls commands the texas guard. You all the resources needed to deal with. It

we also have stated helped in twenty two states run helicopters. The storms at this size are going to be the norm in the future. What are you going to have to do the dunno if it's the we're used to a three day storm or the storm, the water, the general Nichols says, because harvey exploded into a category four in just forty eight hours next time, you'll have to position his troops days earlier. The nations fourth largest city begins to dry ideas, for the future include buying more people out of their homes in the flood plains. Turning to little used gulf forces into reservoirs and building.

Massive seagate to shield the ship channel from the gulf. Those projects would cost about. Fourteen a million dollars back on bramblewood drive. We know the piano invent shields backyard, the green sticker. guarantees. The collapsed, upright is waterproof for fifty years, but in an, job warming, oceans, there are no guarantees folks on bramblewood we'll, have to decide whether to stay or go. Their past is no guide to the future. On friday, John Mccain announced that he will once again vote against repeal of the affordable care at once. and disappointing his fellow republicans and president trump in a statement, he said, I believe we could do better working together, republicans and democrats and have not yet really tried

Nor could I support it without knowing how many people will be helped or hurt by it. so the senator from Arizona has lived up to his reputation as a maverick and a fighter mccain who survive, torture and solitary confinement during his five and a half years as appeal w in vietnam is now at eighty one in a second fight for his life, this time against LEO blessed alma a deadly and unforgiving brain cancer. he invited us to his ranch just outside of sedona arizona, twenty four acres of old growth, trees, a family of hawks and a rippling creek ready, but his dog burma likes it.

Women who know I'm wondering if, when you up here, it's like medicine, dire, put everything in perspective he and his wife Cindy have raised for children. They have survived to groom the presidential campaigns, a battle against melanoma, and now this you're taking both radiation and chemotherapy. You look terrific. How is this possible? I feel I feel fine eating everything that

It makes me not enriches as any great spinal wine criteria to feeding people, whether unabashed situation, it has to taste lousy. He has been through so much mean that torture and the you were put in solitary confinement, he's always been the indestructible man crashed to airplanes crash until airplanes and walked away is, he still be on the indestructible man to you, I'm still in disbelief that this actually has happened, and then I think you know cancer chose the wrong guy, because there is not going to happen here. We are determined to stay in the arena. Senator Mccain resumed his duties in washington, Never know it, but he starts his day with chemo when radiation and then heads to a full day of work come on guys, floating chairing hearings of the armed services committee as leaders of

maybe you must do better. I am more energetic and more engaged as a result, because I know that I've got to do everything I can to serve this country while I can- you have the same cancer that ted Kennedy had. Yes does does what experience shows her your mom, and as if it is, I think, about ted alot ted stated his job kept working. It kept going even when he was in a wheelchair and he never gave up because he loved the engagement, the senator first. He had a problem in arizona back in July when doctors found a blood claude.

His left eye after a routine check up the mayo clinic in phoenix he was driving back to the ranch when he got word was driving up here and I got about two thirds of the way up and my doctor com said you gotta come back and I should pay that today's fried friday I'll just comment on Monday and she said no I have to come now to very serious. You turn the car around and went immediately into surgery. Guess they thought it was serious enough that they had to act immediately and before the blood clot operation did they mention glioblastoma to you? Yes, but As you know, doctors are interesting cover them. I kept saying to them. Tell it to me straight

well there's always? It is always add, and I said I can take it just tell me in and then they they were more forthcoming five days after the surgery lead results confirmed. He had cleo. What did they tell you tell you said prognosis it. It is very serious that the prognosis very, very serious, some say three percent, some say fourteen verse and the night. It's it's a very poor prognosis, so I just said I understand now we're gonna do what we can get the best doctors, we confine and do the best we can and At the same time, celebrate with gratitude a life well lived. Was he that tough? Yes, that

just eleven days after his surgery, he return to washington against doctors, advice for the vote to repeal obama care walk out onto the senate. You thought I was gonna, be normal, empty most empty. the entire senate is there they stand up. They give you an incredible ovation. What was what went on inside? Oh, I get very choked up and and then, of course, you know all of em coming over give me a hard today. I was deeply moving. I had never seen it. A thing like that, you get all s affection. Then you give them. This speech was what kind of scolding to the people who just stood up and loved you. This was this was his speech condemning the The Senate has been operating, we're getting nothing done, my friends we're getting nothing done because we keep trying

find a way to win without help from across the aisle. Two days later, as the repeal obamacare vote was underway, Mccain was subjected to urgent lobbying by vice president pants and the president himself over, phone and yet at one twenty nine I am mccain, delivered the dramatic and decisive thumbs down as a dejected majority leader Mitch Mcconnell bowed his head. It was a huge to feed for press and trump who has marked mccain's vietnam, war record is iraq, war, hero, he's a war hero and a half years he's a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren't captured okay. There are some people who think that part of your now was to get back at the present and that the thumbs down was kind of more like a middle finger to him.

If I took offense at everybody who has said something about me or disparage me, or something like that, life is too short. You've got to move on and on an issue of this according to the nation. For me to worry about a personal relationship, then I'm not doing my job, but the fact is his purse. no relationship with the president has been fraught. Just last month he wrote an opt in saying the president. His quote often poorly informed and can be impulsive. Do you worry, but he's not fit for the office? First of all, I believe in our system, the american people. Lected donald trump, to be present united states. We have to respect that second about He has a very strong national security team around him who, I know, has a significant influence over. Let's talk for fermented about

dhaka dreamers acting donald trump, the president of the republic and has embraced nancy pillows and to go out and watch public and campaign as around the country she's, the target sure do you He has initiated divorce proceedings with republicans. I dont know what he's going to do tomorrow so or say tomorrow, as the changes his his statements, almost on a daily basis. So for me to spend my time trying to analyze what he says. No did he ever apologize for, saying you're, not a hero, know if the president wanted to have a rapprochement with you. Would you be receptive, of course, course. I have supported him on national security as a person and prevent a man sure I'd be glad to converse with him, but I also understand that we are very different people. Different upbringing, different life experience, What do you mean by that? And what what does it make? You think

that is in the business of making money- and he is very successful, both and television, as well as less america and others. I was raised in a military family? I was raised in the council. I believe that duty, honour country is, is the lodestar for the behaviour We have to examine every single day the sun. grandson of four star admirals, he's the first to admit, he's an imperfect man. That's when they captured you, though, he has made real sacrifices for his country me out when you think about your horrible time as a p o w when the torture and everything Do you re live it, or has it now faded so much?

you can also see it as if it happened to some. One else listened to the joy of my life was the bonds that were forged between me and my fellow appeal dummies. They were wonderful. We fought together. We loved each other, we would tap on the walls to each other. I look back on that experience with a great deal of pride. Do you think that this diagnosis has changed? You know not at all the same person. No, I think you've got to you know you just have to understand that. It's not that you're leaving It's that use that you stay. I celebrate what a guy who stood fish from the bottom of this class at the naval academy has, as has been able to do. I am so grateful every night when I go to sleep, I am just filled with gratitude. Since the diagnosis you ve never once.

Had that, I guess that feeling in your stomach of panic, feeling sometimes of fear of what happens. But as soon as I get that I say, white man, You better have a long time old man, you ve had a great life. You ve had a great experience. I want I want when I leave that the chair money is at the naval academy and we just to have a couple of people stand up and say this guy. He served his country. now: special contributing correspondent, Oprah winfried last. There's presidential election reveal a nation divided over the media, popular culture and especially politics. People got their news from different sources, believed different

Things and watch close friends and family members stop talking over their choice of candidates, eight months into the presidency of donald trump. We wanted No, if the divide was still as deep and bitter as before. So we travel to a state that play a pivotal role in the election michigan games. There we gathered a divorce, scoop of americans yes and asked them to lay everything out on the table of the group included a farmer, a drug counselor, a speech therapist from a former gm factory worker read an article. and as sales manager, and they all had a lot to say about the state of our union in the early days of the trumpet finished I wonder now from everyone around the table. How do you think Donald trump is doing as president of the united states today come. every day. I love a more and more every single day. I still don't like his attacks is twitter attacks.

Well. On other politicians, I don't think that's appropriate, but at the same time his actions. other than words, and I love what he's done to this country love. It casts jennifer, I feel like his whereabouts and he is divided our nation more than is ever band and then what he's on teleprompter he's be he's saying I mean I am like cats. Great, that's great, that's a good message, but when he's off teleprompter I feel uncomfortable, it makes me feel sick to my stomach and I think that we look like where a joke to foreign readers. It's an embarrassment he's terrible like because these nuts are president sets the tone and sucks. The example is like a quarterback in the two minute. Quarterback that's the Tom president troopers. Not setting the tone set time does not. Yeah he's tunnel is doing is setting a bad right, matt.

we wanted somebody going to foot tables were tired of the state quarrel with some people wanted on the other side. We are tired of that. In your mind, what table got slipped every time he does a rally or a tree. He speaking for people that are sitting at home and I were or Oklahoma or montana. They just want to say it that way. For years we asked for president, who would just say it the way we do. We got that seek their privacy, to him. The conversation took place last month in a converted power plant in downtown grand rapids. Where frank lunch. A pioneer in the use of focus groups and a contributor to CBS news assembled. Our group They were divided country, everyone and paid participant, one hundred dollars each for taking

heart. Your friends are going to see this and your family is going to see this. He selected fourteen for a seat at the table. Seven voted for president trump. Seven did not have voted the party line for others. It was more complicated it can you talk about hey. Let me just explain that I value republican, my whole life and I could not support trump. My whole entire family supported trump and I got persecuted by my own fate. and they my dad, especially in so he was trying to force me to vote for him to dwell shrubs into each other while for awhile yeah, because you voted for because I voted for accelerating and it was a protest while you were protesting. I was. testing tromp I've a ten year old and a three year old scares me every day when their future might be asked, hu. I feel I'm really moderate. I voted for bush twice. I voted for obama twice and I voted for.

in part of the reason. Why is because I gave the republican establishment a chance. I gave democratic establishment of chance And can we please come together and at least give this present a chance, because in my opinion, or not with already have prick saved ideas of what he's he's like. How are they preconceived ideas, or does he show us or tweet to us or demonstrate through right? We actions every day who he is can we give him a chance? Would people from this area are is divided is anywhere in the country, but there are no for their midwestern manners and something locals. Call west michigan nice debates outrage we put to the test

Can you give me a word or a phrase describing you're mine, the typical trump voter? Dear god, curious what I'm curious, what I'm gonna be accused of? What your word him, I would say, angry frustrate frustrated, I would say angry set up that are fed up, forgotten misinformed say, wounded the typical trump voter you think is wound, I think as wounded and new wounds were inflicted nearly every time. We brought up a contentious issue, starting with the investigation into russian collusion in the u s election, which we introduced by way of a it into tweet. You are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history, led by some very bad and conflicted people is talking about the russian investigation. Does

matter to you want here, hear one more worried: russia that that's over over the offer me. What good is it doing? Anyone do you think you think russian investigation is valid now, in this who here thanks to you who here thinks it's not even valid, really can wait a foreign country There are countries where, as you know, what's the fake outrage and when are you gonna go, but that we treat regimes in egypt. We change regimes and libya where nine about our shores and clemency Actually, so it's perfectly acceptable and is considered guilty until proven innocent right now, in my opinion, has wears a crime. Where is the current tyres where's. The iron rhine me, I gotta records are performing the rush investigation should now, or that is that it was not a failure by the russian ambassador into the oval and said the pressure is off. We are you kidding me

The events in charlottesville virginia were a young woman was killed and a white supremacist rally also exposed the divide. We showed the group excerpts from the president's comments about The violence which were criticised for drawing a moral equivalence between eight groups and those who came to protest them. We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred bigger. And violence on many sides on many sides it has no place in america What is vital now is a swift restoration. Of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. Now what's wrong with all agree with My many sides did not kill that woman. You levels wrong, they're, all reliable rules. We must you absolutely correct, he was absolutely correct. That's correct! Third, the kkk wasn't fighting with the kkk. Ok we're two groups,

hey, I'm not hearing what you're saying go ahead. He came never said there was equivalence, ok It was the merely condemn both of them when you heard him say that there were both sides and there were many sides when you heard him use that phrase. I saw both groups of people fighting and actually I didn't see any african american. There I saw two groups of white guys fighting each other and I'm going okay. He is denouncing all hate all racism and you saw that what you said is correct: use delusional, that's what you so does the president.

spawned say anything to you about his moral leadership. If we don't fight hate speech, it's us slippery slope to hate crimes. What does it say going out there and sang blood and soil and jews will not replace us carrying torches and reacting the horrible images of the K, K, K and pre civil rights? I fully support that one side was coming up against boldly coming up against hate speech, and here crime, so potent because they're coming up to fight the first amendment you're. Okay, with that, I don't think this is the first and he's the first amendment. What don't you understand? The theory of the first amendment protects all speech, whether you like it or not. There needs to be a limitation on freedom of speech

sites a site. The problem, if you dont have a limitation on freedom of speech, is that freedom of when I, when I say, put a limitation on freedom of speech, I'm not saying take away their ability to have their say, but when it insight and danger and someone didn't harm and hate, there is war. The limit nation needs to the out when you re charlottesville, the group broke down and they they became tribal. They deep all retreated to their natural political instincts and it got rough to force blunt who put this group together, uses information from sessions like these to help corporations and politicians craft The messages now here's how we're going to do it and he says everyone from local officials to the president of the united states could benefit by listening. What do you think charlottesville did too

effect. His presidency charlottesville says that this president's best is misunderstood and at worst doesn't hear the voices of half of america and he's gotta listen better. There has to be more careful with his words and with his tweets according to the route, including some. leaders of president trump. I dont lighter trees, but is it modern presidential because every president has used for some of them with the media. President obama started with the tweet re tweeting in the social media platform. It's part of modern technology. The presents could use the pope uses. Everybody in the world uses twitter is,

use it's not just the balls. You know why he has tat people in bali taking only carrying it and use it to announce policy that should be discussed behind closed doors, and why that it specifically, can you pull up the trains? Ginger is withdrawn, but let's go to this after consultation, my generals and military x. Please be advised. The united states government will not accept or allow transgender the visuals to serve in any capacity the? U s military. But what did you think of that tweets Tweet is hereby less time. Think I'm too old. Aren't you ought to be in the military. So I'd I'd like to observe is that age ism put. Your argument is exactly what they used when they prevented african americans. gay people from serving in the military and we're using it again on this group of able now this is completely different.

Choice. Nobody chose not black related, not issues. Legal training believed they were you or used to being more ok, he's a bad too bad tweeted actually lied to you. I'd do conversations like this matter conversations that we had last night. Conversations like what happened. Last night's stopped happening in this country more than a year ago, when it became dangerous to tell people in. The so called fly overstates it. You supported Hillary Clinton when it became dangerous to tell people in new york or delay that you supported donald trump. They were afraid for their friendships. They were

at work, and so we've just stopped talking politics. I want to broaden this out a bit. Is there anything that keeps you up at night cause I'm trying to see what your life like? What's keeping you up at night, I wake up every morning, praying to god. I don't get a notification on my phone that says: we've nuked, north korea, Will this country last is this experiment that our founders started going to last? Has my kid is not about me it's my kids. is their kids and the next generation we're all going to be okay. We might not all have to say that this is the part where I get emotional. While what keeps me up at night is that in a week tomorrow any moment, this healthcare thing, that a lot of people just want repealed without thinking about the fact that if I wake up tomorrow without healthcare,

My life is over and so to say, repeal obamacare, so tell them this little bit. You had migraines. I have migraines every single day. Not everybody knows what migrants are like. But if you see somebody rolling around on a title floor pulling their hair out, could you see that and take away my health care? What are we Ok, can I claim the same? Ok, ok, we did you use a kid, could kill you just have a moment. Did you hear I say it's horrible? I dont want to take away her healthcare outer reform, health insurance, and I want to reform the health cost very great regret you do we all care gillette's. Does your conversation wound down with me? She can. Nice was still largely intact. but many remained apprehensive. I want you to look into it. Crystal ball and tell me from your point of view what the future looks like. By the time of the next presidential election, are we more likely

to have come together. Will we have sought common ground. Fortunately, as wonderful as this has been, I think that we're going to be just as divided, I'm even fear civil war. Anyway, ok you're, not in your head, she says, I fear a civil war. We all are nodding your head, yes yeah! We do. I do fear that I think we're going to be more divided than ever. I am going to have to agree, I think we're going to continue or contact we're going to continue on this track, being irish each other being divided? I dont see, I don't see a light at the end of the tunnel. Really you're, ok go ahead. We do now, I understand each other and when we're talking we're talking different languages and were not actually listening and understand each other and thus calls in the debate. These are crucial conversations that need to be had. You may need to be

in washington, and they need to be had in washington has need to talk to each other. They need across the island. They need to do what we sent them there to do. We got come together to find a way, but I'm hope for the future that we can do yes to sit round. The table shown me this tonight. We'll just get getting common sense and settle down and start talking things out. We can work things out after three where's? We move the conversation to a nearby restaurant where it continued late into the night. Since then, many members of our focus group have kept talking both online and in person several attended, a congressional town hall meeting together and just last week, five people from our group went to a shooting range to try and understand each other's views on gun rights.

Tonight's broadcast begins, are fiftieth season of sixty minutes. It's a milestone, we're going to mark each week with sixty minutes moment from past broadcast and where else to start, but at the beginning, with Harry reasoner and mike was september. Twenty four nineteen sixty eight, the first sixty minutes good evening. This is sixty minutes. It's kind of a magazine for television which mean that has the flexibility and diversity of a magazine adapted to broadcast journalism, and if this broadcast does what we hope it will do, it will report reality, but we do think this is sort of a new approach. We realise, of course, that new approaches are not always instantly accepted. We'll see I mike wallace. We will one day, I'm harry region. Can I'm steve Croft will be that next week with another addition of sixteen minutes.

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