Arkansas and Indiana pass revised religious objection acts

Lawmakers in the U.S. states of Arkansas and Indiana have passed legislation aimed at "fixing" the new religious objections laws that have prompted a national outcry.

Opponents of the measures say they're designed to offer a legal defense for discrimination against gay people.

Rebecca Bowring reports.

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