Students want to move on from riots

Students at Baltimore's Frederick Douglass High School led a forum Wednesday to discuss last April's riots and what happens next. The students said they don't like being associated with the riots, and they are finding ways to move on. Students sat down with teachers, the acting school police chief and district CEO Gregory Thornton to talk about where they've been and where they are going since the riots. Teachers and students both said they are sick and tired of being associated with what happened minutes from their school. In some cases, they're still looking for answers.