Barack Obama says public attitudes around gun rights have to be reshaped

Former President Barack Obama says public attitudes around gun rights have to be reshaped.

"CBS Mornings" co-host Nate Burleson visited the former president in Chicago to take a look at the important work of the My Brother's Keeper Alliance, an Obama Foundation program that tries to help create change and opportunity for boys and young men of color in communities across the country. 

The alliance has started a new initiative where cities and towns that have had success reducing violence and increasing graduation rate have been chosen to share their best practices with other communities.