For the first time, over half of those with HIV now receive treatment

The United Nations has announced that for the first time ever, over
half of those infected with the HIV are receiving treatment.

The AIDS epidemic has killed around 35 million people worldwide and
some believe more should have been done by now to curb the virus.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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