Space X says it's ready to resume flights

SpaceX says it's identified the cause of a launch pad exposition that destroyed a communications satellite last year.

The company's Falcon 9 rockets - which provide US access to the International Space Station - have been grounded since the September blast.

Experts now believe the accident was caused by a helium tank failure during fueling.

Steve Mort reports.

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