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Thousands of people have walked the streets of New York to pay tribute to the victory of the United States World Cup women's football team. As the day was about to celebrate, the team faces another challenge off the field, fighting for equal pay in sports and workplaces everywhere. Kenneth Craig was on parade and joined CBSN for the last one.
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