Hurricane Sandy silences Wall Street

Hurricane Sandy silences Wall Street

October 29, 2012 4:09 PM

Hurricane Sandy has closed the financial markets in New York City for at least two days marking the first time in 27 years weather has forced a shutdown of the world's financial capital. Anthony Mason reports on the economic impact.

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