Pope Leo's Church; Risk on the Road; What Happened to the Great White Sharks? | Full Episodes
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Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pope, outspokenly opposes President Trump's Iran war policies and mass deportations, urging peace and migrant support while inspiring U.S. Catholic growth through initiatives like job training at Castel Gandolfo. An investigation exposes "chameleon carriers" like Super Eagle Holding, foreign-owned trucking networks that evade safety regs by changing identities, causing deadly crashes amid weak federal oversight. Off Cape Town, great white sharks vanished due to orca predation on their livers—led by infamous duo Port and Starboard—though some blame human fishing and nets; overall populations may be stable via a "landscape of fear."
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Pope Leo XIV, known as deliberate and soft-spoken, the American pope, has become increasingly outspoken against certain policies of the American president. Church leaders who know him were candid. Question to people in the pews: "What do you say to people who say I don't want to hear politics from my priest?"
Thousands of trucking companies rack up thousands of safety violations for poor maintenance and excessive driving hours, evading federal enforcement. They'd have drivers go out and do anything to get the money no matter the risk. Results of eight-month investigation into a scheme putting all at risk on the road.
Ocean off Cape Town, South Africa, used to teem with great white sharks. Each morning, with luck, see them flying out of the water, but they began to disappear. Story with hallmarks of true crime series, twists, surprise suspect: "It is like something out of CSI. It's like you're the detective."
Reporters: Leslie Stahl, Scott Pelley, Bill Whitaker, Sharon Alfonsi, John Wertheim, Cecilia Vega, Nora O'Donnell, Anderson Cooper. In last minute, Google CEO helps search for answers about new American revolution on 60 Minutes.
President Donald Trump announced ceasefire with Iran after world leaders called for end to war, including Leo XIV, first U.S.-born pope. 70-year-old born Robert Prevost, grew up in Chicago, known as Father Bob. Measured, deliberate, soft-spoken, but outspoken against president's policies.
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