Steve Kroft speaks with Chiquita Brand International about why the Banana Company paid millions of dollars in protection money to a murderous military group in Columbia in order to protect employees. More than 300,000 immigrants are now being placed in detention centers in America, but as Scott Pelley investigates, medical treatment is lagging. Morely Safer speaks with actor Alec Baldwin about his political activism, and his mouth, which often gets him into trouble.

The Dallas County District Attorney's Office and the Innocence Project of Texas work together to re-examine cases; Mary Tillman talks about the case of her son, Pat, killed by friendly fire; Dr. Paul Farmer delivers medical care in Third World countries.

Bob Simon gets an inside look at one of the most vigilant military forces in the world -- the Israeli Air Force. And Leslie Stahl sits down with perpetually controversial Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Those stories, plus Andy Rooney, on this week's 60 Minutes.

U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan tell Lara Logan about a deadly two-day battle against the Taliban; New research suggests that gastric bypass surgery can alleviate diabetes, sleep apnea and cut the risk of obesity-related cancers. Lesley Stahl reports; Morley Safer has the story of a detective's quest to locate a lost Leonardo DaVinci masterpiece.

Steve Kroft follows up with Iraq's anti-corruption judge; Leslie Stahl reports the latest breakthrough in the fight against cancer is of the do-it-yourself variety; and Bob Simon profiles the National Youth Orchestra. Those stories, plus Andy Rooney, on this week's 60 Minutes.

Lesley Stahl reports on China's investments in the US; Scott Pelley talks to Douglas Feith, an architect of the Iraq War; and Bob Simon reports on NASA's attempts to get man back on the moon. Those stories, and Andy Rooney, on this week's "60 Minutes".

An innocent man held as a terror detainee for years tells Scott Pelley how Americans tortured him in Afghanistan and then at Guantanamo Bay; Al Gore talks to Lesley Stahl about global warming; Morley Safer profiles the baseball writer, statistician and advisor to the Boston Red Sox, Bill James.

Scientists have collected a billion and a half seeds from all the world's crops to keep in safe storage deep inside a mountain near the North Pole. Scott Pelley reports; Bob Simon has the story of an ossuary that could be the oldest archaeological evidence of Jesus ... if it isn't a forgery; Anderson Cooper profiles soccer star David Beckham.

Dennis Quaid's newborn twins nearly died when they were mistakenly given a drug overdose. The actor and his wife tell Steve Kroft their story. In a double segment, Lesley Stahl reports on the science of sleep.

Scott Pelley interviews John McCain; Bob Simon reports on two lawyers who, bound by the client-attorney privilege, kept the secret that their client had committed a murder while an innocent man went to jail for the crime and remains there after 26 years; Lesley Stahl profiles the billionaire investor, Carl Icahn.