known as brexit others are not. protests breaking out in scotland and leaders are bracing for what may come next. adam shapiro is in berlin keeping an eye on the financial fallout. we begin with benjamin hall in london. hi, the dust has barely even settled after that vote, already people are starting to realize what a big job this is going to be to take the uk out of the e.u. a lot of people optimistic but a lot of people very, very worried. there were clashes today on the streets of london who people who voted to stay in became angry at the result. they say the margin wasn t large enough to warrant a victory. many feel that older voters swung the polls in a decision that will affect the younger voters. they ve launched an online petition to hold the referendum again. the pound dropped to its lowest level since 1985. moody s down graded the economic outlook from stable to negative. saying the country faces a prolonged period of uncertainty. and in berlin today, top diplom
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