Rabbi held hostage at Texas synagogue speaks out on escaping after 11-hour standoff
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker went on "CBS This Morning" to discuss what happened during the 11-hour standoff at a Texas synagogue, and how he and the three others being held hostage were able to escape.
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