NFL, Viacom Own up to Super Bowl Flap
The heads of the NFL and Viacom take responsibility for this year's controversial Super Bowl halftime show during a visit to Congress. In testimony before a House committee, the executives said they've taken measures to ensure their broadcasts are cleaner in the future, including a tape-delay for live broadcasts. NPR's Larry Abramson reports.
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