i'm christine johnson. financial markets in the u.s.ld are bracing for aftershocks, after the united kingdom voted to leave the eu. it sent the dow down 600 points. late tire day, secretary of state john kerry will take part in meetings on the crisis in brussels and david cameron who fought to keep his country in the eu and is resigning will be under pressure from the eu this week to quickly begin the divorce proceedings. european leaders including germany's chancellor, angela merkel, are scrambling to keep other countries from pulling out of the eu. mark phillips has more. >> the brexit vote here may be the first example in a major western country of post factual politics. the facts didn't matter. a weaker pound, a smaller economy, fewer jobs, higher prices, scare mongoring it was called by the leave campaign. the warnings however widely predicted were ignored. and now they're turning out to be true. david cameron who announced his resignation didn't have to call the vote. he did it because he was under pressure from euro skeptic membe