Army chief: Arab communities need to step up to solve ISIS problem ...Middle East

The U.S. is stepping up the fight against ISIS in Iraq, as President Obama approved the deployment of 450 more troops. Just 75 of them will focus on training Iraqi troops, and most of the new American personnel will provide security. U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the goal of the strategy shift.

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