Thousands join picket lines for better pay, AI protections

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Thousands join picket lines for better pay, AI protections

For the first time in 60 years, the people who perform in movies and those who write them in Hollywood have walked off of the job at the same time in two separate strikes called by the Writers' Guild of America and the Screen Actors' Guild. The work stoppage has brought sets and shows to a standstill across the US and the world. But what do performers and scriptwriters want from the industry? Wilson Dizard explains.