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Why new car technology threatens classic AM radio

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For Greg Batton, and many other Americans, the AM radio signal acts as a sort of lifeline. The rise of electric vehicles means that AM radio tuners could be removed due to them interfering with car batteries, but a bill requiring AM radios to remain in cars is garnering bipartisan support. Kris Van Cleave reports from Illinois.

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