Russia's 'Little War' with Georgia, 10 Years On

It will be ten years this week since the start of the war between Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia, a small separatist region in Georgia, which Moscow would later recognize as independent. Although the conflict was brief -- lasting just five days, the war resulted in hundreds of civilian casualties and left more than 20 thousand people without homes. As Charles Maynes reports from Moscow, echoes of the conflict still resonate today.