uncle ron. >> hi, ron. no, no. the orange stuff is actually squash. that does go with water.>> this could be very bad. >> make sure to burp him after he eats. is everything okay? >> we have complete control of the situation. we're fine. >> the boys figuring it out playing a successful game of airplane. >> oh, i don't know if any made it in. >> do you want this? >> while we finally head to our airplane and begin the trek, nearly 3 miles nearly straight up. now this is getting the real. the fear is setting in. cranking its way to 13,50 feet and somehow i drew the short straw. i'm going first. we inched to the door. as i'm strapped to our instructor. suddenly i'm straining outside the door. and then seconds later i'm out the door. >> instantly it's an explosion to the senses. the adreline intoxicating. the air is gutsy. here we are, plunging back to work. the clouds there. i don't want it to end. but it's time for the chute. a few minutes to take a deep breath and take it all in. >> we're back on solid ground. safe. >> that was awesome. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> jake, mommy'

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john: be will hear about that later also an interview at the convention with ron paul. we are joy and by mark who founded the largest tea party group and nick gillespie from reason tv. they taught me about liberty. were you inspired? >> was that since the stood for could stay of later than i could i think he gave a good speech but i did not hear the specifics i would have liked to hurt. john: then why is it a good speech? >> he proved he was a good human being. he had a lot of fashion and vigor. the optics matter. he is lowering the bar. my behalf like to have heard that. john: he said nothing like that. >> i don't like the idea the implication of obama does a poor job so romney bryan and will fix the economy. and two per cent behind the wheel one-two here people exchanging voluntary with each other. john: he made fun of the obama line we will stop the rise of the ocean but i will fix your family? i assume he meant he would get out of the way? he implied government would solve it. >> that was the void of the speech he didn't say anything about government getting out of

uncle ron. >> hi, ron. no, no. the orange stuff is actually squash. that does not go with water.ld be very bad. >> make sure to burp him after he eats. is everything okay? >> we have complete control of the situation. he's fine. >> the boys figuring it out playing a successful game of airplane. >> oh, i don't know if any made it in. >> do you want this? >> while we finally head to our airplane and begin the trek, nearly 3 miles straight up. okay. now, this is getting real. the fear is setting in. the altimeter cranking its way to 13,500 feet. >> good morning, america! >> reporter: and somehow i drew the short straw. i'm going first. we inched to the door. as i'm strapped to our instructor. suddenly i'm straining outside an open door with nothing between me and the ground and $13,000 feet of empty face. and then -- seconds later, i am out the door. >> instantly it's an explosion to the senses. heart pumping. the adrenaline, intoxicating. at this speed the air is -- here we are, plunging back to earth. 60 second of free fall. it's almost peaceful. the clouds there as if to touch th

ron, thank you. >>> time for the weather.nd back over to ginger. >> it has been a super wet summer, especially in southern miami. not in the drought areas. they have had no problems with drought. around 30 inches above average for the year, above annual, at least. look at this. all this moisture being trapped. the stationary front draped across the middle of the country. that's going to mean a lot of rain up around this front in arkansas. big game in alabama and fayetteville. more as we head into east texas. houston, scattered showers and storms, too. and fall will be sticking around for a while. 60 for bismarck, after being at 87 today. cooling off as they start the week. >> sometimes i'll get these twitter photos and i'll write back to the person and say, are you sure it's not photoshopped. and this one swears it's not. that yellow sky. and wichita, kansas. this one was just gorgeous. the angle it was taken. the cirrus clouds. who doesn't like a nice cirrus cloud? >> ron doesn't like the cirrus clouds. >> well, the veneer o

i also want to thank and congratulate ron conway and san francisco city. sf-city is really the embodiment of a collaboration across the sectors. for us to address some of the biggest social challenges about face today in this city and

>> actually, ron doesn't.ur resident skeptic doesn't like the cirrus clouds. >> it didn't meet the veneer of authenticity. i'll say that. >> thank you, ginger. >>> now, to breaking pet news. a commonly-employed argument in the age-old debate is that dogs are more loyal. >> it's an assumption being called into question by a cat who found a way to tag along, as its owner went to disney world. john schriffen has more. >> reporter: he's a stowaway kitty on a surprise adventure to see mickey. when ethel maze backed her bags for her group vacation in orlando, apparently 14-month-old bob-bob the cat didn't want to stay behind. secretly purring his way into maze's suitcase monday. how did the cat get into the suitcase? >> i was packing. i just laid the suitcase out on the floor. >> reporter: wide-open? >> wide-open. >> reporter: not knowing the cat's in the bag, she checked in at the columbus airport and took off. 921 miles later -- >> unzipped it to put my clothing in the drawer. oh, my. you'll never guess what's in

ron, thank you. >>> time for the weather.nd back over to ginger. >> it has been a super wet summer, especially in southern miami. not in the drought areas. they have had no problems with drought. around 30 inches above average for the year, above annual, at least. look at this. all this moisture being trapped. the stationary front draped across the middle of the country. that's going to mean a lot of rain up around this front in arkansas. big game in alabama and fayetteville. more as we head into east texas. houston, scattered showers and storms, too. and fall will be sticking around for a while. 60 for bismarck, after being at a beautiful starr to your weekend. temperatures are in the 60's out thehe winds are o out of e northst 25 mile per hou milder out t therehis morning than the past five days. things will be improving and t was temperature yesteay 8383 and tempetures will b be arnd 80'ss today, , sunny and comfortable and so rain on monday. >> sometimes i'll get these twitter photos and i'll write back to the person and

good morning, ryan. >> reporter: ron, good morning to you. all night the army corps of engineers were in parish, watching all night that particularly lock, after authorities slightly opened up the gates to relieve some pressure, so far that's working. but what another tense night. police cars raced through the streets, helicopters hover above and the radio blares the latest call to get out. five days after isaac roared ashored and people are still being forced from their home. this time, as many 200,000 residents. this time it's a lock under so pressure it could break. sending water cascading through several neighborhoods. >> we want to make sure that we have it in stable condition. >> all across the gulf coast, most are cleaning up and lining up for water and ice. >> thank you all. we're going to head home. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands have been without power in this oppressive heat for five days. >> this is my first hurricane and i don't want another one. >> reporter: in parts of this hard-hit parish, the only way to get home is by bo

but that's not how ron fazio's story anded. of running to safety ron actually went back in, ran back into the danger. he was so worried about his friends and colleagues he wanted to ghelp them get out of the sae building he wanted to get out alive literally opening the door open for them. he made it ron didn't. he died 11 years ago today making sure others could live. today ron's son is helping others live with the loss through a charity called hold the door. ron fazio, i have spoken to you almost every year we have covered the disaster 11 years ago today and every anniversary you and i have gotten together every year. i don't think there is any more touching story than this one. combrurz dad w because your dad out he was safe. he was clear. >> we have often spoken about it we think if my dad were alive today had he decided not to help people and put others first he might be in a pretty tough place, because that is the way he raised us was thinking about others. >> you found this out after the fact. at first you thought he peri

ron? >> all right, thanks for that report. >>> and a man charged with killing his girlfriend in the state of university of new york dormitory has pleaded not guilty. he was arrested yesterday after allegedly beating his girlfriend to death in her room at a suny-brockport campus. >>> and in spain, protests over government austerity measures turned violent again saturday night. at least one person was injured in those incidents. this was the third time this week that protesters and police have clashed in spain. >>> we all know the old saying, the show must go on. justin bieber's new concert tour got off to a pretty rough start in arizona last night. the singer threw up, on stage, check it out, right there. video evidence. ran off. only to rush off again. that didn't stop him from going on, he kept performing. >> i want to saw thank you for making me feel so comfortable. it's not really a great feeling when you're throwing up in front of a bunch of people. >> the trouper that he is, justin bi

ron reagan, you're gat. i yseofor you're great. >> thanks. >> that's why i said it, people, you're great. in your case it's true. up next, george w. busturns up in an embarrassing place for mitt romney. wait until you catch this. find out where he's speaking like right before the election day, george w., just to bring the house down. this i"hardball,the e polics >>> back to "hardball." there are few things the romney campaign doesn't nt to talk about. his comments about the 47% who he said on that tape will never take responsibility for their lives, tax returns, investments in the cayman islands. well, we're all seeing those come back from all sid. first, to the late night scene and some revamped campaign a r romney idaviletterman on the release of romney's tax returns. >> mitt romney released his 2011 tax returns, and that's not all. take a look. >> last week republican presidential candidate mitt romney released his 20 ince tas and aftenumeus requests mitt has also decided to release his tax forms from the

libertarian or not but but i think that as we've seen growth and that movement we've seen people like ron paul who is touted as a libertarian but with you know trying trying to run for president under the republican ticket there is there may be a lot of confusion a lot of misconceptions about what it means to be libertarian so just throw out there what is a libertarian well a libertarian is the the left nor right to live in turn is something sewage and there is so unique or very different than the left broad spectrum libertarians agree with the left is for example on legalizing drugs and agree with the rightists on i don't know private property and free enterprise so we're neither fish nor fowl the way i see the political economic map it's like a three legged stool conservatives here liberals there right wingers with the conservatives progressive liberals and then there are libertarians and we are very different both of the others and we are just as for apart from either of them as we are from each other so it's really a three legged stool so what is libertarianism now that i've said wher

ron? >> thanks for that report, john. >>> and six teenage girls have been arrested for brutally beating a neighbor and posting video of the attack on facebook. we have to warn you to the video is very disturbing. the city of chester, pennsylvania, say the girls appeared to have attacked the 48-year-old woman just for the fun of it. they're being charged as adults. the victim suffered cuts and bruises but no broken bones. >>> and apple is issuing a rare apology because of glitches in the new maps app for its iphone 5. he is extremely sorry for the frustration caused by the new app, which replaced google maps. cook suggested iphone 5 owners use other map services including google until apple's improves. >>> and a dramatic rescue in georgia after a hiker fell 25 feet, breaking several bones. a rescuer strapped a 22-year-old that airlifted him to safety. paramedics transferred him to another helicopter, which took him on to an atlanta hospital. >>> finally, it was a magical night at the ballpa

your thoughts, ron?s that something the republican party just isn't over yet and has to get over at some point or what? >> i think it's a matter of ideolo ideology. 96% of registered african-american voters who voted for president obama last time around, that's a high percentage. i didn't see the kind of diversity i wanted to see in tampa. there were a number of folks of coll color, but we need to recruit folks to run for office. ask for the vote before election time so hopefully, four years from now, we'll have a more robust and diverse republican party. >> how many delegates of color were there at the republican convention? >> it's hard for me to say, chris. i saw quite a few on the floor. the estimate i've heard is about 2.1%. that's again, something i've heard. i can't confirm that as a hard number. zpl and in real numbers, that is what? >> 40. or 50. >> it's about 21, actually. ron has the nerve to join whatever political party he wants to join. positive feeling about america down there. i know most

ron, you have to start with you. you're a sympathetic voice when it comes to common sense, and why would anybody ever, ever, ever no mat mother pays them ever no matter ever listen to what dick morris has to say about anything, especially when he says all the polls, including fox's own polls, are not to be trusted because he doesn't like the numbers, he doesn't like what they're saying this week. >> it's true that you sometimes imagine that back in the republican green room there's this giant crack pipe that they're all hitting on constantly, hitting it hard, but, you know, listen -- >> it's time to say don't bogart that, morris, because i think he's been on that pipe longer than most. just a thought. >> he bought the pipe i think and brought it into the room. but let's not give them too much credit here. i mean, yes, it's true -- >> i'm not -- >> -- the rank and file -- no, no. the rank and file actually believes some of this nonsense. they believe that evolution didn't happen, global warm something a hoax obama is

it is an outrageous lie. >> ron, go ahead. talk about the whole thing. the part that happened in libya. we will talk about the president's wonderful performance in a moment. the way they are attacking obama, it is not as if he left his guard down. it is as if he is sympathizing with the enemy. it is not just an argument over competence or strength, it is an argument over loyal. >> cynthia is right. this is the southern strategy at-large. chris, real substantive political leaders in america, presidents, like fdr in the 30s or ronald reagan in the 80s, tend to remake their parties in their own images around their own core beliefs. mitt romney doesn't appear to have a core that you can build anything around. so, as a result, the party remakes him in its image. the party, the republican party right now is dominated by this, you call them a fringe but it is a larger chung than that. these kind of tea party folks. you have to adopt their delusional world view, which includes things like obama is a muslim candidate who hates america and is all about destroying

and on that issue at least, this is now ron paul's republican party.u heard it from rick perry last year. >> paul got me really intrigued with the whole, the federal reserve, and i've spent a substantial amount of time reading about and "currency wars," the book. congressman paul is the individual on stage that got me most interested in a subject that i found to be quite interesting and at the root of a lot of the problems we have. and i thank you for that. >> you see it in romney's vice presidential pick, paul ryan. "reuters" wrote a great article on this subject. the headline of which was, "ryan's fed policy views well outside mainstream. the article said, quote, paul ryan doesn't want to quite end the fed, that's an endorsement, but if mitt romney's pick for vice president had his way, he might curb the central bank's powers enough to make it harder for the policymakers to respond aggressively to the economic downturns. then today, quote, the federal reserve's announcement of a third round of quantitative easing is further confer irmation that presi

representative ron paul. we will talk about today's fed decision and the situation in the middle east which he would like to defunded the lot of people with him. legendary tv and radio star larry king is with us after attending every political conventions 1964, interviewed all these guys. what does he make of the current crop of political candidates? first we tell you what drove the markets with today's data download. stocks soaring after the fed announced a third round of quantitative easing saying it would buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities each month. the dow closed at its highest level since 2007 and the nasdaq at the highest level since november of 2000. bold searching 2% to entice level in seven month. the precious metal jumped as high as $17.56 before settling at $17.72. market risk is back as the so-called fear gauge falling 10% following the fed's announcement. let's get to today's action. we have allen in the pits of the cme where he is ready to cough. they have been screaming loud and fu

ron reagan and cynthia cutler. i want to start with this, sin thee n cynthia. i have never heard such a coherent, comprehensive effort to describe a guy as not really an american, as being one of the enemy or in league with the enemy at least. your thoughts? >> the southern strategy at-large. this is all about appealing to racially resentful whites. i have to tell you. i have been very disappointed and surprised by mitt romney's running his campaign this way. i met him back in 2007 when i was still editorial page editor at "the atlanta konconstitution" he seemed smart, savvy, moderate, reasonable and honorable. i have to tell you, once he started running those outrageous ads on welfare, i knew that he had put his conscience, if he has one in a blind trust. not only are they a clear effort to run the southern strategy at-large. this is about telling racially resentful whites that obama wants to change the work requirements so that black people don't even have to work to get government benefits. that's what the ads outrageous . >> ron, go ahead. talk about the wh

incidentally, ron and dan baby sat my son. that was an adventure they had. >> neither of us had changed a diaper before. >> but we have now. >> they came in to help. we'll bring you that story tomorrow. good morning, everybody. i'm bianna golodryga. >> i'm dan harris. this is saturday, september 8th. we should say, that's ron claiborne, our news anchor, saying hello to everybody. >>> coming up this morning, even though she's being called the next serena williams, this young woman was asked to skip the u.s. open, one of the premiere events in all of tennis. the reason, her weight. so, the question this morning, should it matter if she's winning? we're going to talk to her coming up. >>> and the spoofs keep on coming for the biggest viral hit of the summer. the korean pop song, "gangnam style." so, why did these lifeguards get fired for theirs. we'll tell you their story, coming up. >> 14 people fired as a result of "gangnam style." that's coming up in "pop news." >>> we're going to start this half hour with the tirade outside o

well the two people that converted more people to libertarianism than anyone else is on ran and ron paul on ran with a book out the shrug which came out in one nine hundred fifty seven and still selling tons of books and ron paul who we all know has he goes to a college campus and he gets ten thousand kids to hear him. both of these people were libertarians on rand would reject the label but she certainly favored virtually all of the terrorism and ron paul is a libertarian so i think that the reason people associate the two in their minds is because the two people who have converted more people to both the austrian economics and libertarianism combine both but it need not be it's logically possible for one to be a libertarian and not an austrian or to be an austrian and not a libertarian but as a matter of fact there's a high correlation i think virtually all austrian economists that i know of nowadays are living turns and. all the economists who are libertarians i would say ninety percent of them are austin economists ok so a lot of crossover there so now let's get into a few of the deb

for that, we go to expert diaper changer, ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. powerful storms in the southwest and midwest have left at least five people dead. 85-mile-per-hour gusts of winds killed three people in oklahoma and toppled this big rig in oklahoma. >>> and jesse jackson jr. could be back at work on monday, following a lengthy leave of absence. jackson is back home in washington after being treated for depression at the mayo clinic. he went on medical leave back in june. >>> and the first man to walk on the moon will be buried at sea. neil armstrong was a navy fighter pilot before joining the space program. a public memorial service for armstrong will be held in washington, d.c. and that is on thursday. >>> and finally, this is an interesting one. a chinese mother has come up with a bizarre way to tell her quadruplets apart. shave the numbers one through four, on their head. they look alike. but she has trouble knowing who is who. that is ingenious or weird or something. >> how do you say scarred for life in mandarin? >> we'll bring that to you tomo

to tell us about their grand adventure we have ron and jayden via skype. ron, i mean, great idea.us about this adventure. >> it really all starts with jayden and stanley here. they have just been inseparable since he was 2 which is two years ago. because of this i just thought, you know, i really need to come up with something that kind of captures this moment in his life, so this is kind of what got me coming up with the idea of documenting this. >> were you prepared for if stanley did not come back home and the reaction? >> no. because he's had stanley since he was 2, 2-year-olds lose things alls the time so he's technically probably been through probably eight stanleys. >> what's that time that you shared with your son feel like? >> it's something that i will never forget. when he gets older, and he's a teenager going off to college and i'm not cool anymore, i'll still have stanley and we can reminisce of the old times together. >>> now that's what i call a big gulp. >> take a look at this video and tell me what you think is happening. >>ou can tell exactly what's going to happ

>> ron allen starting us off in lower manhattan tonight. ron, thanks. >>> halfway around the world in cairo today, an explosion of violence aimed at the united states. muslim protesters stormed the u.s. embassy. they're angry over a film they consider insulting to the prophet mohammed. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in the region with us tonight from istanbul. what was this about? and was the embassy ever in any real danger? >> reporter: it was never in any real danger, but this could escalate, and the situation remains tense. it all began this afternoon, when several hundred demonstrators gathered in front of the u.s. embassy. then a few dozen of the demonstrators managed to scale the perimeter walls, get inside the embassy, pull down the u.s. flag, replace it with a black islamic flag. then egyptian security forces moved in to secure the perimeter. under the former president, hosni mubarak, this would have been very difficult. protesters wouldn't have been allowed anywhere near the u.s. embassy. today they were able to s

ron?> okay, thanks, reena ninan for that report. >>> and a man charged with killing his girlfriend inside of a state university of new york dormitory has pleaded not guilty. 21-year-old clayton whittemore was arrested yesterday after allegedly beating his girlfriend to death in her room at a suny brockport campus there earlier in the day. police have not released the name of that victim yet. >>> and in spain, protests over government austerity measures turned violent again saturday night. protesters threw rocks at riot police who fought back against the crowds. at least one person was injured in those incidents. this was the third time this week that protesters there in spain and police have clashed. >> and finally, as we all know the old saying, the show must go on, justin bieber's new concert tour got off to a pretty rough start in arizona last night. the singer threw up on stage. check it out right there. video evidence and then ran off only to rush off again. that didn't stop him from