After near extinction, wolves are back in Colorado. So why are some against this apex predator?

After being nearly eradicated, packs of gray wolves are once again roaming the Colorado Rockies after the state approved the first-ever voter mandated reintroduction of wolves. While urban voters and environmental advocates applaud the move, some ranchers are worried about the apex predator's potential impact on livestock and livelihoods. This reintroduction could be a game-changer for our environment. In Yellowstone, wolves have already shown their ability to rebalance ecosystems, leading to healthier rivers, more robust forests. Could Colorado see the same transformation? CNN's Lucy Kafanov has the story.