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Syrian refugees in Turkey suffer harsh living conditions

More than 2 million refugees and migrants that crossed into Europe last year, fleeing Syria's civil war, currently live in Turkey. Nearly 90 percent of those refugees are now living outside of traditional refugee camps, presenting a whole new set of challenges for international relief agencies. NewsHour Special Correspondent Mike Cerre reports.

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