George Wallace's daughter on her legacy

March 6, 2013 4:00 PM

Nearly half a century after Alabama Gov. George Wallace ordered an attack on civil rights marchers, his daughter, Peggy Wallace Kennedy, talks to CBS News correspondent Bill Plante about her efforts to write a new chapter to her family's story.

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