As Obama Kicks Off Trip, How Far-Reaching Is Europe's Economic Crisis?

Listen to the Audio JEFFREY BROWN: Finally tonight, amid roiling international markets, we update the financial crisis in Europe, as President Obama begins a six-day, four-country visit. The president kicked off his trip in Ireland today. His stop included a visit to a house once owned by his great-great-great-grandfather in the town of Moneygall, complete with a pint of Guinness at the local ...

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