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bill whitaker went along on one of his shoots on "60 minutes." >> reporter: on this arc, they go in one to catch joe in action, we flew halfway around the world to the philippines, home to hundreds of unique species. flew 20 hours to get here. and you came all this way to take ati badger. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> boy, is he stinky. 'sern a skunk but smells worse. >> reporter: he's part badger, part skunk, and he fired a wreaking rocket after he entered the photo cage. >> how could something that cute be that stinky? >> reporter: it smelled so terrible that the next animal to leave the red carpet and head into the photo cage, a rare bintowan, took one whiff and backed out. sartori said he should have photographed the stink badger last. but the little stinker is a pungent prize. >> there's nobodse coming along to photograph the stink badger. that's the case with 95% of the ones i photograph. these are things that nobody will ever know existed if it weren't for the photo ark. if they can just see how beautiful this thing is, they would care. >> reporter: he cares so much he spends hal

bill whitaker went underground for "60 minutes." >> reporter: when the trains are moving, there's no way to get around new york city than on the subway. these 400-ton bohemoths zip through a web of tunnel deep underground and on elevated tracks high in the air. catch one in the right light, and it can look like a model train running through a city scape. there's more than 600 miles of track. uptown, downtown, out to the boroughs. like the city itself, the subway never sleeps. it runs 24/7. nearly 6 million people ride the trains each day, often accompanied by a sound track for the mad dash to the doors. the cost at the gate? whether you want it or not. other times, a view. theirtate building. there in the distance, the statue of liberty. and here on the subway, the. ridership is near a 70-year peak, but after years of neglect, deferred maintenance and financial mismanagement, the system can't handle the strain. >> please stand by. >> reporter: last year, passengers got trapped, desperate on a broken down train for almost an hour in sweltering heat. earlier this year, a ceiling collap

bill whitaker joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of that statement?now that this year, once the allegations have started to percolate in buffalo, the bishop has taken some actions. but we also know from the documents and from our reporting that for years there were priests who had credible accusations of sexual harassment and in one case, statutory rape. and little or nothing was done. and it was only once they started to come to light that the church in buffalo started to take some action. >> well, one of the whistleblowers you talked to was bishop's executive assistant. you don't get much closer to a person than their executive assistant who normally knows everything about what's going on. why did she decide to speak up now? >> she told us that she felt compelled to speak, compelled by her faith and by her religion to speak up. she went into the job. it was her dream job. she was working for the bishop. she's a very faithful person. and she started to see things that just didn't seem right. >> did she say something to him about it? >> she did. she w

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