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News Wrap: North and South Korea pull back from conflict

Season 2015 Episode 2360 | 5m 36s

In our news wrap Monday, after three days of high-level talks, North Korea expressed regret for a land mine blast that injured two South Korean soldiers. In return, South Korea said it would halt propaganda broadcasts near the border. Also, three Americans were awarded the French Legion of Honor for stopping a gunman on a train en route to Paris.

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