New aid system in Gaza off to a bloody start

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation was presented to the world as a solution for the severe hunger in Gaza. Backed by Israel with US private security, its first day of distribution was chaotic. On the second day, at least 48 people were wounded in gunfire from security forces, and one person is said to be dead, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry. The World's Carolyn Beeler speaks with David Satterfield, who was special envoy for Middle East humanitarian Issues under President Joe Biden, about what aid systems work. And he discloses what he knows about Hamas' diversion of aid.