Highest-ranking U.S. military officer takes questions on Niger ambush

Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke Monday about the deadly ambush in Niger but had few answers on what went wrong. Four American soldiers were killed earlier this month. Among the unanswered questions: Why it took two days to recover one of the fallen soldiers. Nancy Cordes reports.

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