G7 aims to sell financial fix
Oct. 10 - As the G7 meets to address the financial crisis, some analysts say the problem is not their prescription but their sales job.
The G7 meeting is expected to last until the early evening on Friday and President Bush will meet with G7 leaders Saturday.Deborah Lutterbeck reports.SOUNDBITE:
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