The Vessel, a honeycomb-shaped tourist attraction in New York City, has reopened after a series of suicides forced its closure three years ago. WNBC's Marc Santia reports.

Love them or hate them, pigeons are an iconic animal of New York City. But there is much about these birds that remains a mystery to most. "Sunday Morning" contributor Christian Cooper talks with bird enthusiasts about a pigeon's intelligence, ability to thrive in a concrete jungle, and suitability as a pet; and with artist Iván Argote, whose T. Rex-sized sculpture of a pigeon is now on display at New York City's High Line.

Where do New York City’s cab drivers actually go to eat? To take breaks during long shifts driving up and down city streets, many taxi drivers stop at Haandi, a Pakistani restaurant in Rose Hill. Follow a day in the life of Ameen Khan, a taxi driver since 1989. The karahi chicken and Pakistani tea at Haandi, he says, instantly made him feel as though he was back home in Pakistan.