Revolt in Syria: Clarissa Ward's first-hand account

February 21, 2012 5:53 AM

In Syria, government forces are gathering for a possible attack on rebels in the city of Homs. CBS News foreign correspondent Clarissa Ward talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill following her risky assignment inside Syria, where independent reporters are not welcome.

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