New York plans to close parks and historic sites due to budget gap

Many states in the U.S. are grappling with how to stay afloat with escalating costs and falling tax revenues. Closing state parks is one of the remedies.  Arizona has shut down two thirds of its state parks, Nevada is considering the same, and New Jersey closed 9 parks last year citing a budget crisis.  California proposed closing 200 before meeting an outcry from tax-payers and, instead, slashed the parks operating budget. And now, New York announced it is closing more than 50 state parks and historic sites. Rebecca Myles has more.