Leaders demand media drop Secoriea Turner political ad
Georgia community leaders and clergy are threatening to boycott Atlanta broadcast stations for airing a political campaign advertisement detailing the death of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner, even though Federal Communications Commission rules prohibit stations from censoring political ads. Aungelique Proctor has the latest in this story.
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