60 Minutes

Chernobyl/Whose Baby Is It?/Hezbollah

TV-PG
S28 • E33    Apr 28, 1996    45m
"Chernobyl" examines whether the nuclear disaster was at catastrophic as was once believed. "Whose Baby Is It?" looks at the case of a father who is fighting for custody of his son. "Hezbollah" looks at the controversial Islamic movement that is gaining popularity in Lebanon. "Ivins and Crouch, Crouch and Ivins" debate the verdict in the Bernhard Goetz civil trial. "Andy Rooney" talks about changes in the show.

Where to Watch 60 Minutes - S28 • E33

Cast of Chernobyl/Whose Baby Is It?/Hezbollah

  • Steve KroftSelf - Correspondent (segment: Chernobyl)
  • Robert Peter GaleSelf - UCLA Medical School (segment: Chernobyl)
  • Keith BaverstockSelf - World Health Organization (segment: Chernobyl)
  • Olga FedorenchickSelf - Belarus Resident (segment: Chernobyl)
  • Alexander BorovoiSelf - Russian Physicist (segment: Chernobyl)
  • Lesley StahlSelf - Correspondent (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • Clovis SmithSelf - Joey's Mom (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • David LeavittSelf - Attorney (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • Vicki HuffmanSelf - Private Investigator (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • John KesselSelf - Wanted Custody of Child (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • Anne ConnatySelf - Ex-Girlfriend of John Kessel (segment: Whose Baby Is It?)
  • Mike WallaceSelf - Host
  • Bob SimonSelf - Correspondent (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Mohammad YazbekSelf - Hezbollah Leader (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Rafic HaririSelf - Prime Minister, Lebanon (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Nasib LahoudSelf - Former Ambassador to United States (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Silvana KhalilSelf - Hezbollah Medical Program (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Mohammed EjaziSelf - Hospital of the Great Messenger (segment: Hezbollah)
  • Morley SaferSelf - Host
  • Stanley CrouchSelf - Debater (segment: Ivins & Crouch, Crouch & Ivins)

 

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