Nato apologizes for Afghan deaths
US Lieutenant Colonel William Johnson offered his apology on behalf of NATO troops to the governor of Afghanistan's Nangarhar province for the deaths of six civilians, including at least two children. Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out more from James Foley, a reporter for "Stars and Stripes."
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