he and bobby valentine. "the wall street journal" report begins right now. >>> here's a look what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the markets ran smack into a correction this week tumbling about 10% from their recent highs in april. the major indices falling sharply on concerns about europe's debt crisis and the fears that that contagion is spreading to the united states. the dow jones industrial average falling nearly 400 points on thursday alone, its largest percentage drop since march of 2009. volatility skyrocketed as the market fell. earnings news meanwhile as companies beat analysts' expectations last quarter including retail he recalls home depot and walmart and lowe's. tech giant hewlett-packard also beating estimates. the federal reserve open market committee released minutes from the meeting in april and the fed is slightly more optimistic than it had been. the fomc saying the recovery was more firmly staebld and slightly increased economic growth estimates for 2010 while l

i am joined by bobby valentine. >> i was not the father . >> it wasn't you. >> i was not there. didn't tase him either. i get blamed for everything else but not that. >> let me get your take on this. we talked about it a lot from the u.s. perspective. in japan, did fans run on the field? is this an american thing or do the japanese do this as well? >> it's not a japanese thing. i don't know from where it came. in japan, they have had large fences all around the outfield and the playing field to keep the players in, i said, but probably to keep the fans out. i was the first to bring the fences down and make it more fan friendly. the field is a sacred place in japan so there is no chance for a fan to do that. when they get an opportunity to go on the field, it's a very special day. >> no need for tasers? >> no, but this kid got off lucky. they had the holding tank in philadelphia, the jail. >> right there. >> shea stadium -- i won't say in the '70s what they did if you came on the field or were too drunk. i am glad police had sensitivity training. >> as a former player and manager