so what does that mean then, michael jacobsen, what is the solution here? >> well, the real solution, and again, i think it's important to recognize just the variability around the country and, you're right, most of those states that are above the average tend to be in the northeast. washington state is the one exception probably on of the west coast. i think our real is to not look at the per prisoner cost. make the per prisoner cost cheaper and there are a couple of reasons why i say that one is to run a good safe constituti constitutional well programmed prison is an expensive proposition. there are 24-hour seven-day-a week facilities. people require every possible need they have include for that population a large degree of physical and mental health needs. on a per prisoner basis, i don't think there's anything wrong with having a high cost. the real issue is on the bottom line. how much do states and taxpayers need to spend on prisons in totality. and we're of the opinion and et cetera not just vera. we over use prison. we have too many people in pris

with jacobsen.his mother-in-law, truman's mother-in-law who he did not have a great relationship with was so anti-semitic she would not about jacobsen into the house. truman is -- has sympathy for the jewish people. he has sympathy for black people when they are being lynched, when they are being treated unfairly, but even after the president he is writing in his memoirs in 1955, this is not some private letter that he doesn't want social equality for black people and you get into the 1960s and the kennedy campaign has to hide him because he is declaring the sedan demonstrators as communist. but people compartmentalize things and i think he does that. and people are contradictory. truman is just a spectacular example of that, and i think we cannot exclude a certain amount of political calculation in this, that chairman and that document i was talking about, his loop ran for re-election says, you have got to hold onto the black vote up north and particularly if dewey is the nominee, you have got trou

. >> reporter: psycho therapist jackie jacobsen is a counselor who sees these personality types again and again, including the stress junky who may use food for comfort. the multi-tasker who eats on the run. and the giver. >> a lot of us like to give but we give and give and give and then get depleted and we don't develop the skills to give to ourselves or to stop and take care of ourselves. and that's where food comes in. >> reporter: as for gayle, learning to look inside has helped her better control how she looks outside. she's already lost 25 pounds. >> i've learned to slow down on my eating. now i'm learning to say, no, i don't want to do that. >> reporter: and standing up for herself has been a big part of gayle's weight loss. she feels more confident to ask for foods to be fixed a certain way. >> i, too, am a perfectionist. i'm always looking for a perfect gummy bear. doesn't exercise help. >> you have to watch what you eat and exercise. in her case she's exercising more, she's losing weight, she feels more confident and it keeps going. and you see the thing on her arm, that's

to increase just three percent the author of the report seen jacobsen explains why it's a part in the current situation in my opinion my personally i have fifty percent in cash twenty percent in gold and then i have thirty percent in corporate bonds and that is divided into two currency parts one with fifty percent in dollars and one fifty percent in. terms of whether as a class i like i like bonds because bond in itself is a put on a good team or a good word you see the stock market goes down the bond goes up the one place in the market where the biggest capital dislocation is in the corporate bond market so in a corporate bond market you can buy yields of ten fifteen percent in currencies like swedish kronor and that's where from the real gains would be you should be both be taking care of the currency but you're also certainly be investing because in terms of crisis you have the greatest opportunity. they have a cash gold ball all they've got next hour we're going to have a euro pan markets information for you john in that fifty five minutes. a soulless substance. cannot touch like

to increase just three percent people thought other bulls jacobsen explains western part cast in the current situation. in my opinion my personally i have fifty percent in cash twenty percent in gold and then i have thirty percent in corporate bonds and that is said divided into two currency parts one with fifty percent in dollars and one fifty percent in scandinavia and in terms of whether as a cause i like i like bonds because bond in itself is a put on the it could be a mortgage where you see the stock market goes down the bond goes up the one place in the market where is the biggest capital dislocations in the corporate bond market so in a corporate bond more you can buy yields of ten fifteen percent in currencies like swedish kronor and that's why i think the real gains would be this year you should be both be taking care of the currencies but you're also certainly be investing because in terms of crisis you have the greatest overture and it's ok that's all for now i'm going to be up day saying these markets think as not be back at fifty five minutes to the mall i mean that. sub

brian jacobsen, we'll look at the strength of the day here. technology was the leader.ld you buy technology right here? >> i would buy some technology stocks. i don't think i would just dump all into technology, because i think what you really need to do is be aware of those companies that are actually selling to enterprises. that's where i think that some of the gains can still be had, is the big large caps. not necessarily that have a lot of focus on the retail sector, but more on the business sector. >> financials is another hot button right now. they've had a good year. >> they certainly have. but i think they're probably due for a little bit of a pullback, mainly because they seem like a barometer as to whether or not things will get resolved in europe. i don't think things are being resolved in europe, and as a result, we might see some sort of deflation within the financial sector. >> all right. very good. thank you, brian, for joining us today. another slate of earnings coming out after the bell today. >> i tell you what i want to hear from linkedin, they've bee

. >> general jacobsen, we are extremely grateful that you took the time to spend with us here this evening. we invite you to come here in person if that opportunity presents itself the chicken come back to washington. i think he would like to come back and visit where you once served as the military attache. again, thank you. have a good evening. >> next time, under better circumstances. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> primetime tonight on the c- span networks, a discussion from the world economic forum in dock boats, switzerland on the role of women in government and business. desmond tutu participate along with the prime minister of thailand. book tv prime time again that 7:00 eastern with live coverage would talk about a book by author david on yourunger. the smithsonian museum in washington is getting a new museum. ground was broken today on the 19th, the african-american history and culture museum in a vote to open in 2015. obama participated in the ground breaking ceremony. you can see the