Bill Whitaker, a veteran CBS News reporter, was named a "60 Minutes" correspondent Thursday, becoming the second African-American in the show's history, after Ed Bradley, who died in 2006, Newsday's Verne Gay reports. A Philadelphia native, Whitaker joined CBS in 1984. He was lead reporter on George W. Bush's 2000 presidential campaign and Mitt Romney's 2008 run. He has also been a contributor to "Sunday Morning."

NewsdayTV takes a look back at some of our investigations and exclusive stories from this week. Credit: Newsday

What you missed this week on NewsdayTV NewsdayTV takes a look back at some of our investigations and exclusive stories from this week.

NewsdayTV takes a look back at some of our investigations and exclusive stories from this week. Credit: Newsday

What you missed this week on NewsdayTV NewsdayTV takes a look back at some of our investigations and exclusive stories from this week.

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