How these young girls were jailed and taken nearly 20 miles away without their parent's knowledge

How these young girls were jailed and taken nearly 20 miles away without their parent's knowledge

In 1963, a group of young Black girls was held in the Leesburg Stockade jail for nearly 60 days without any charges. They were jailed for entering a theater through the front door and challenging segregation laws. CNN’s Randi Kaye reports on the group known as the Leesburg Stockade Girls.