two men dressed in black running out, then a helicopter pulling away from the prison courtyard with sayeed inside. the get away helicopter later found burnt. the accomplices took the helicopter pilot hostage and forced him to go to the prison. no one was injured. he told the french magazine, he would take his criminal inspiration from movies and actors like robert de niro in heat watching scenes hundreds of times in order to recreate them in real life. this isn't the first time he has managed to escape from prison. he escaped in 2013 and was caught shortly after. it wasn't always like this for the gangster. in 2010 he vowed to change his life around, going on a press tour, promoting a book about his criminal past. tonight authorities on an extensive man hunt to find him. >> the french media ve porting that drones were seen flying over the prison for several months, laetding officials to think he was planning this for some time. >> unbelievable. now, in contrast, the launch of a rocket in the early hours of friday resulted in some pretty spectacular pictures. check it out. the rocket took o

. >> sayeed, what are you expecting in terms of markets and market volatility in the coming weeks we are going to fire the first salvo supposedly on friday with the tariffs. china has said already they don't want to be the first one out with this trade war, but they will retaliate. >> the tariff situation looks like it's getting worse. the fed today is going to come out with minutes at 2:00 i think they'll show no real concern yet about tariffs. we're likely to get good jobs tomorrow i don't think -- you'll see bond markets rally a lot on this tariff stuff, but you may see a rally in the long end of the curve. the liquidity globally has been declining because of the fed draining the balance sheet the u.s. issuing a lot of t bills, tax repatriation, ecb ending its qe purchases. all these things happening over the summer period of low liquidity. i think we'll see that the tariff situation will be getting considerably worse >> does that mean the stock market gets worse? >> what's clear is so far the pressure has been on asian markets. both currencyies there. that will continue in the pa