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New Yorkers Speak Out on 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia

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Published 24 March, 2009, 13:27

It's been ten years since NATO began bombing the former Yugoslavia. New York Resident Lori Harfenist tries to find where public opinion stands on the streets of the city.

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