And swept away. A woman knocked off a cliff by a giant wave, falling 40 feet onto the rocks below right in front of her mom. How did she survive this vacation nightmare . And we do say good morning, america, on this thursday morning. Friday eve. And the gang is all here. And we cant wait for rve to see these parents of the newborn quintuplets. Danielle and adam. The first allgirl quints born in this country. They have six girls now. Wait until you hear what they say about trying to get a boy. We begin with the wild scene over washington. Florida poetle worker somehow lands that gyrocopter right there on the capitol lawn. An act of civil disobedience. He managed to expose a security vulnerability. Jim avila starts us off. Good morning, jim. Reporter good morning, george. He landed in the shadow of the capitol dome. Hes in a washington, d. C. Jail awaiting charges. It floated in. Past the white house. Down the washington mall. Over the monument. On a beeline for the nations capitol. An u
Stood rigid in a mudwalled memorial service. It was the first time the troops had come to grips with the terrible loss signified by seven battlefield crosses. And we wondered whats become of them. We caught up with them on a field trip, part of their washington reunion. What do they think of their war . Was coming home the homecoming they hoped for . Simon when he made his comeback, levine, now in a wheelchair, before even lifting his baton, got a standing ovation. applause he would conduct mozarts cosi fan tutte, one of his favorites. If you could see music as well as hear it, you would see it in the face of james levine. Im steve kroft. Im scott pelley. Im anderson cooper. Im lara logan. Im bill whitaker. Im lesley stahl. Those stories, including one of the last completed by our colleague bob simon before he died, tonight on 60 minutes. And i didnt get here alone. There were people who listened along the way. People who gave me options. Kept me on track. And through it all my retirem
It was the first time the troops had come to grips with the terrible loss signified by seven battlefield crosses. And we wondered whats become of them. We caught up with them on a field trip, part of their washington reunion. What do they think of their war . Was coming home the homecoming they hoped for . Simon when he made his comeback, levine, now in a wheelchair, before even lifting his baton, got a standing ovation. applause he would conduct mozarts cosi fan tutte, one of his favorites. If you could see music as well as hear it, you would see it in the face of james levine. Im steve kroft. Im scott pelley. Im anderson cooper. Im lara logan. Im bill whitaker. Im lesley stahl. Those stories, including one of the last completed by our colleague bob simon before he died, tonight on 60 minutes. And i didnt get here alone. There were people who listened along the way. People who gave me options. Kept me on track. And through it all my retirement never got left behind. So today, im prepa
And swept away. A woman knocked off a cliff by a giant wave, falling 40 feet onto the rocks below right in front of her mom. How did she survive this vacation nightmare . And we do say good morning, america, on this thursday morning. Friday eve. And the gang is all here. And we cant wait for rve to see these parents of the newborn quintuplets. Danielle and adam. The first allgirl quints born in this country. They have six girls now. Wait until you hear what they say about trying to get a boy. We begin with the wild scene over washington. Florida poetle worker somehow lands that gyrocopter right there on the capitol lawn. An act of civil disobedience. He managed to expose a security vulnerability. Jim avila starts us off. Good morning, jim. Reporter good morning, george. He landed in the shadow of the capitol dome. Hes in a washington, d. C. Jail awaiting charges. It floated in. Past the white house. Down the washington mall. Over the monument. On a beeline for the nations capitol. An u
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