james mccormick is next with us on "countdown." ♪ >> james mccormick is with us. drop in commodities prices. will they stay low for long? >> we are talking about $70. next week we will be talking about something lower. the price comes back up. where does it bottom out, nobody really knows. that is the difficulty getting an average price. how did countries look with lower prices? >> does this move toward disinflation in, we have seen india moving on interest-rate it seems to be spreading, on the radar for many central banks. visit undermine the area of a diversion world in 2015 because even the economies that are doing well will be hit by this disinflation or he. >> that is one thing that is not diverting his inflation. it is converging and it has been converging for a long time. even the -- in the u.s. where we see stronger growth, inflation rates are negative and there will be another one coming out on friday which might be negative again. from that perspective the world is not diverging. there are you countries with inflation over 5%. this is the million-dollar

james mccormick. as a former teacher and husband of a college president who's sitting right over there, i understand the importance of a good education. as governor i recognize improving educational programs and increasing opportunities for our kids and our teachers as fundamental to our state's continued growth and economic success. over the past several year, we have made changes in our classrooms, to put our kids on the right track to a bright future. from touring edgewood elementary school on charleston's west side to celebrating the newly renovated harper's ferry middle school in the eastern panhandle i've had the opportunity to see firsthand the changes we're making to help our students succeed. we are laying the ground work to support our communities and develop futurer leaders of the next generation. as we compete in today's global economy, we must start with our middle school and high school students by providing them with the high-tech skills they need. in 2013, business and industry in west

in 2009, my friend and one of our state's silver star recipients james mccormick came up with an idea to help veterans to find meaningful work here at home. last year, the legislature passed a bipartisan bill to establish the veterans and warriors to agriculture program which helps our state's veterans to provide fresh produce to our families and develop small working farms across the state. james has dedicated his time and talents to helping our veterans to transition to careers as farmers and livestock managers. james, please stand so we may thank you for your service and hard work on behalf of the state's veterans. [applause] >> as a former teacher, a father and husband of a college president, who is sitting right over there, i understand the importance of a good education. as governor, i recognize improving educational programs and increasing opportunities for our kids and our teachers is fundamental to our state's continued growth and economic success. over the past several years, we have made changes in our classrooms to put our kids on the right track to a bright future. frf to

in 2009 my friend and one of our states over star recipients, james mccormick came up with an idea tohelp veterans find transitional job training and meaningful work at home. last year the legislature passed a bipartisan bill to establish the veterans to agriculture programs, which helps our states veterans provide rush produce for families and develop small working farms across the state. james has dedicated his time and talent to helping veterans return to civilian life for a transition to that farmers in my step ventures. james please stand so we may thank you for your service and for your hard work on behalf of the states veterans. [applause] [applause] >> as a former teacher, a father, husband of a college president to set right over there, i understand the importance of the good education. as governor, i recognize improving educational programs and increasing opportunities for our kids and for teachers is fundamental to our states continued growth and economic success. over the past several years, we've made changes in our classrooms to put our kids on the right track to a brigh