charles evans. mr. s was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. >> he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we we can do but he'll be a problem until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him in segregation. >> tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal keys don't belong on this floor. >> hold on. wait a minute, wait a minute. corporal keys is a supervisor so he can be

thwe brought you the news from e fed resident charles evans.should not be raised anytime soon. we are up now 36 points. ellison to what mark coke said in the last hour. he is predicting another downside move for stocks. roll tape. >> i believe we got a lot of vulnerability here we come down 20 to 30%. that is not instantaneous. i am not saying next week or two weeks from now, it could be months from now. stuart: mark was on the show in august predicted a 10% drop. now a much bigger drop the next couple of years. what do you see? any chance your mind of this 20 to 30% drop? >> there is always that possibility, but they talk about that since march 2009 load when the end of the universe was behind us. you have to wonder how anybody is doing that has followed the advice to date. i would go for 10% correction, you know what, bring it on. longtime since we have had a correction. i would like to see apple at 70s i can buy it. i would like to see facebook at 60 so people could lie it. things of a lot more affordably that happens but will i bet the farm

perhaps among many examples to my book explains what secretary of state charles evans hughes did in 21, the famous washington treaties in 1921. the famous nine power treaty reaffirmed and brought international agreement on the perennial american objective of guaranteeing china's independence and territorial integrity. at the same time the washington naval treaty committed the united states not only to a thorough reducing of its naval power as to give to their make clear superiority in the western pacific but above all it committed the united states to refraining from fortifying gorman the philippines. this, of course, guaranteed that japan not only would have more ships in the area but that those ships could take out american bases very easily. well, what do you think japan did? do you think that japan refrained from any attack on the independence and territorial integrity? no, of course. quite the contrary. what did the government do? well, nothing. rather actually something far worse. secretary -- franklin roosevelt secretary of state for ten years abraded japan, and sell to japan fo

. >> charles evans specifically cited risks to the united states which is why we are focusing on the risks from europe. you went through the unemployment numbers. we have gotten bad numbers out of germany. there is weak growth across the continent leading to deflation fears which could be quite problematic. we know that the head of the ecb will try to fight deflation. we hope the germans will let him. that means a much weaker euro which means a stronger dollar. those are head winds that we face here and could hurt the united states. 46% of revenues estimated for the s&p 500 come from overseas earnings. that is how you see earnings get hit here in the united states. >> interesting stuff. this is steve. this is steve on asia. what is going on there? >> the story in comparison with europe is that there isn't a currency effect. that doesn't mean there aren't effects. obviously weak growth is an issue for us. we sell a lot of stuff there. about $120 billion in exports in the united states and china third biggest export market. autos, oil seeds. that could hurt u.s. corporate sales over th

perhaps among many examples to my book explains what secretary of state charles evans hughes did in 21, the famous washington treaties in 1921. the famous nine power treaty reaffirmed and brought international agreement on the perennial american objective of guaranteeing china's independence and territorial integrity. at the same time the washington naval treaty committed the united states not only to a thorough reducing of its naval power as to give to their make clear superiority in the western pacific but above all it committed the united states to refraining from fortifying gorman the philippines. this, of course, guaranteed that japan not only would have more ships in the area but that those ships could take out american bases very easily. well, what do you think japan did? do you think that japan refrained from any attack on the independence and territorial integrity? no, of course. quite the contrary. what did the government do? well, nothing. rather actually something far worse. secretary -- franklin roosevelt secretary of state for ten years abraded japan, and sell to japan fo