Afghan Victims Of U.S. Drone Strike Call For Apology

The family says the strike killed 10 relatives, including six children.

Victims of a U.S. drone strike on Thursday have called for an apology after ten people from their family were killed. Washington says Sunday's drone strike hit a suspected ISIS suicide bomber but the enraged family is demanding proof. Ramal Ahmadi lives in one compound with his three brothers and their families. He said his ten family members were "martyred" by the drone attack which took the lives of six children.