As the 15th anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson" approaches, pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger met his co-pilot and some of the 155 passengers he saved on Thursday night in Manhattan.
"It's that I think at a time when we needed it, during the '08-'09 financial meltdown when it seems like human nature was mostly about selfishness and greed, this group of strangers rose to the occasion and made it their mission in life to see that every life was saved, and that's the potential that each of us has," Sullenberger told CBS News when asked what resonated with him 15 years from the event.
