UN condemns "horrific" Syria chemical attack

The United Nations envoy to Syria has called the suspected chemical weapons attack that killed at least 58 people "horrific".

Staffan de Mistura said the attack was from the air, suggesting it came from the government or its backer in the conflict Russia.

Nick Harper reports from the UN in New York.

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