Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa on the importance of a free press

The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony was held Friday in Oslo, Norway, and this year’s winners were two journalists honored for their unrelenting pursuits of truth. Dmitry Muratov, editor of one of Russia’s last independent news sources, was honored for his work. Filipina journalist Maria Ressa, editor of “Rappler.com,” called for a reform of social media platforms. Ressa joins Judy Woodruff with more.

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