you see enrique has food, and goes to stand up, but watch ste steve, starts attacking the guy. what he has is a pen. >> oh. >> he is stabbing him. a number of people jump in trying to separate the two, continuing with the pen. police did find him shortly after, found blood on his sneakers realized this was the guy, and now he's being held for felonious assault. enrique taken to the hospital, got a staple in his head, and released later that night. he's going to be okay. >>> when you're driving a car, don't lose your patience with other drivers because this might happen. you have a white bmw on the right, and that's a nissan on the left. the driver stops, gets out of the car, has words with the driver of the bmw, and then the driver applies the accelerator, runs the man down. >> oh, oh! >> there's an balance right there. >> looks like he broke his foot. >> the driver gets out. like he's looking to see if he damaged his car, not checking to see if he hurt the man. he's 58 years old. the bmw guy drives away, this is a classic case of a hit-and-run. >> i see attpted murder. over. >

. >> tuactually on that point, ste widing is from citi private bank, also from the nasdaq, brian kelly to wrap up the day's trading action. steveut the prognosis for growth across europe and the u.s.? >> i think u.s. growth is in very good shape. i think europe is about four years behind the united states in terms of recapitalizing banks, as relatively depressed. so, if it looks fragile it should, and that's where there still is opportunity. but we have been remarkably complacent and just sleep-walking in terms of future volatility being priced into every asset class. so, you ignore things week after week, every possible thing that could have gone wrong gets ignored, and now suddenly, everything is magnified, including some lag data out of europe for the month of may. >> brian, we markably complacent, sleep-walking? how concerned should investors be here? >> well, i think you need to be concerned if you've been in the market and you're up so much, you certainly want to keep those profits. i would not be worried about the portugal bank. i'm with doc j. on that. this has been around for a couple weeks now this has been a big prob