Cyber insecurity: Iranian hackers attack US?

Wednesday marked the second day of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad didn't shy away from criticizing America's role in world conflicts, but he also revealed a plan to limit the use of Internet in his country due to cyber insecurity. The first company to go would be Google and Iran plans on having its own domestic Internet network. Tim Karr, senior director of strategy at Free Press, joins us to give us a prospective on why Iran would implement this strategy.