Questioning the outsourcing of US intelligence in Afghanistan

In the wake of the December 30th suicide attack that killed CIA agents in Afghanistan, intelligence officials are assessing the effectiveness of US policy in the region and evaluating what changes to make going forward. One controversial issue is that of private military contractors in conflict zones - with new information indicating that two of the people killed with the CIA agents were employees of the firm formerly known as Blackwater. FSRN'S Karen Miller reports.