more advanced cases tan ron?> yeah, brain stillsulation a pace maker for the brain, it's a stimulator that controls the movement symptoms. we use this when the medications do not adequately control the symptoms. for some people that's five or six years after the diagnosis, for as many it's 15 or 20 years later. >> ron is doing extremely well. >> i don't need the operation. i need that like a hole in the head. >> that's what happens, it's a hole in the head. >> i know you joked about not wanting to do that. you are not anywhere near that point. >> i hope not. >> did they control all of the symptoms? robin williams had the depression issue. do have you the depression issue, also? >> well, i have clinical depression. so parkinsons kind of feeds into that. i was at 40 or 50% of people who have parkinsons has depression issues. it makes total sense. >> extremely common because the dopamean controls movement but also controls mood. so parkinsons causes problems with mood and thinking and other functions of the brain as

paul campaign in which they'd given more than $70,000 for him to endorse ron paul. who was running the ron paul campaign back then, when they were bribing a guy for his endorsement, was a longtime paul family political aide named jesse benton. jesse benton then went on to become the campaign manager for the top republican in the u.s. senate. he's the campaign manager for mitch mcconnell of kentucky now that mcconnell is running for re-election. last week, as that bribery scandal was resulting in the plea in iowa, sealed documents and word the guy pleading guilty was cooperating with prosecutors, last week as that news was breaking, the mitch mcconnell campaign refused to respond to our phone calls and e-mails about their campaign manager's role in that bribery scandal. day refused comment for two days. and then, bam, right before the holiday weekend, jesse benton quit. stepped down as mitch mcconnell's campaign manager after close of business on the friday before a holiday weekend. and incidentally, two months before election day. that, in itself, is big political n

>> hi. >> ron? i will not be ignored. >> i'm standing next to him. >> he didn't take me to the yankee game yesterday. >> there's another one this week. >> all right. we'll hit that. >> all right. they're going to work it out. >>> coming up on "gma," man versus bear. the man lives to tell about it. the quick-thinking moves that may have saved this guy's life. >>> and kelly clarkson makes a surprise on-stage appearance. plus, how she's exposing her daughter to music very early on. up ahead in "pop news." the only lotion with healing micro-droplets of vaseline jelly, new vaseline intensive care relieves very dry skin from the first application and deeply moisturizes to heal it in just 5 days. clinically proven. skin healed in just 5 days. that's the healing power of vaseline. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk and cocoa, there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her

>>reporter: david of east bay mud and ron are on a mission.y want to figure out why his waterbill is so high. suspicion is mounting that the danville resident has a leak. >> i didn't know i had a leak. the but dave sente an e-mail saying he suspect tre had was a leak. >>rerter: this is based on water use pattern highlight entered this chart. ron is one of 4000 homeowner in the danville area participating an east bay mud experiment with the water smart home. radio device relay water use information back to east bay mud in this case the chart ow ron is using water 24 hours a day even wn everyone is asleep >> the important. i don't want to west water. >>reporter: at the paid him a personal visit to instigate. he's a civil engineer but you might call him a water detective.he later check the meter ter ron shut off the water to the house. >> as we look at the water meter we can see a little triangle and circle white triale slowly turning. >>reporter: tt triangle should not be turning en the water has been turned off. he knows there's a leak but wher

that's everything. >> ron is -- ron is getting more and more krchronologically gift every day and yetr register is still there. it amazes me. >> it's incredible. if they were to put a time capsule together and had to drop one record in there from one artist, in my mind it would be ron. >> high compliment. ron returned the favor that you did for him. that's impress iive. johnathan, i grabbed the cd. i know my eyes are getting bad. but i looked and i looked and i looked. what i thought i saw, i was seeing track number three is a song called downtown and it features on a kem record some guy named snoop dogg. i love snoop, fo shizle my nizle. but how did you and snoop hook up on a kem project? >> i'm not a rapper but i feel like i have the right to rap on my own music like i did with ron. on this song, downtown, i was also going to perform the rap. actually the rap was written and it had already been performed and it was ready to go until somebody sent me a youtube clip of snoop and two chain singing i can't stop loving you. >> they were singing your stuff on youtube? >> on youtube. >> an

ron, that is not cgi. that's a real storm. >> that's real?e made a big turn and started covering celebrities on "entertainment tonight" which is also really cool. >> celebrities, weather. >> a different kind of storm. >> right. >> different precipitation. >> ego storm. yes. >> well, rob is back to his roots. his passion for weather, and we couldn't be happier to welcome him to the "gma" family. rob marciano, ladies and gentlemen. take a look. >> the end of this pier just ripped away. >> if there's any doubt as to why we need to save the gulf of mexico -- >> reporter: you know rob marciano as the intrepid meteorologist chasing wild weather for nearly a decade on cnn. he's covered it all. >> the takeaway, chad, easily winds sustained 80, 90 miles an hour, gusts of 110, 120. >> reporter: from hurricane katrina in new orleans -- >> two monster twisters tearing across the state in the early morning hours. >> reporter: -- to devastating tornadoes and punishing blizzards. >> right now we're cruising at about 1,000 feet about halfway through our flig

>>reporter: david of east bay mud and ron are on a mission. they want to figure out why his water bill is so high. suspicion is mounting that the danville resident has a leak. >> i didn't know i had a leak. the but dave sent me an e-mail saying he suspect there had was a leak. >>reporter: this is water sed on water use pattern highlight entered this chart. ron is one of 4000 homeowner in the danville area participating in an east bay mud experiment with the water smart home. radio device relay water use information back to east bay mud in this case the chart show ron is using water 24 hours a day even when everyone is asleep. >> the important. i don't want to west water. >>reporter: at the paid him a personal visit to investigate. he's a civil engineer but you might call him a water detective. he later check the meter after ron shut off the water to the house. >> as we look at the water meter we can see a little triangle and circle white triangle slowly turning. >>reporter: that triangle should not be turning when the water has been turned off

>> ron. >> the yes! >> which one of us proudly owns three cats?g his head. >> yeah, baby. >> also cat fan. >> 3 for 3. >> finally i don't love this question who do you think played college volleyball? i would have gone with the chihuahua question. >> there's only one left. she has chihuahua and doesn't like people to have cats. >> i like them more. it might be me. i should have gone with a smart question. dan says which one are they talking about. >> dan is brilliant. i'm trying to live up to that. >> we don't understatement your intelligence. we'll see you in a second. >> i thought they should have gone with a grade point. at famous footwear we're not just selling back to school shoes, we're selling straight up confidence. we've done our homework to find the hottest shoes to send your kids back in style. like our exclusive shimmer print converse high-tops. anybody sitting here? only at famous footwear. famous footwear. victory is yours. i hear it's better to do most of your planting in the fall. what are you, a plant whisperer? maybe. [ male anno

>>reporter: david of east bay mud and ron are on a mission.nt to figure out why his water bill is so high. suspicion is mounting that the danville resident has a leak. >> i didn't know i had a leak. the but dave sent me an e-mail saying he suspect there had was a leak. >>reporter: this is based on water use pattern highlight entered this chart. ron is one of 4000 homeowner in the danville area participating in an east bay mud experiment with the water smart home. radio device relay water use information back to east bay mud in this case the chart show ron is using water 24 hours a day even when everyone is asleep. >> the important. i don't want to west water. >>reporter: at the paid him a personal visit to investigate. he's a civil engineer but you might call him a water detective. he later check the meter after ron shut off the water to the house. >> as we look at the water meter we can see a little triangle and circle white triangle slowly turning. >>reporter: that triangle should not be turning when the water has been turned off. he knows t

ron, i'm not going to kiss you until you rinse. >> that is cold, man.irt for you. >> you're looking good. >> the bromance continues, excellent. thank you, gentlemen. >>> coming up on "gma," tonight's miss america pageant breaking with tradition. what they're doing this year that's never been done before. >>> and "the simpsons" celebrate their silver anniversary in a big way up ahead in "pop news." doh! >> don't touch that dial. of y. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™. also try listerine® floss. its advanced technology removes more plaque. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united stat

if you're ron paul, i can't wait to hear from him. you're saying same ol', same ol', settings up for disaster. if you're me, i don't know, i don't think so. wheel see what mr. paul says. melissa: alan knuckman, do you agree with charlie gasparino. >> i agree with charlie believe it or not. >> market is up by the way. melissa: >> played this perfectly and markets, 1995, midpoint of all time selloff. look at weekly basis, stay above that. slow and steady ahead. why people want to raise rates right now beyond me. let the market do its thing. melissa: john lonski? >> don't have to raise rates right away. inflation is well-contained. the dollar is getting stronger. recently the market is looking for the first rate hike to take place in the middle of 2015. by the end of 2015, fed fund ought to be in a range of 3/4 of a percent to 1%. i think market will be proved to be a better indicator where fed fund is headed as opposed to the infamous dot chart. melissa: nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the market is com

super, or ron -- super, or ron -- susan or ron, do you want to -- if that's the case from the stand pointof the global economic architecture, i'd like to go a little bit back to where with we started. susan, you laid out -- and i would agree with ron, i think you could drop the "probably." i think that people are -- and that's not a, there are people who are working in all these organizations incredibly hard to respond. it's just a question of whether we as a global community have the instruments and the to respond. -- and the infrastructure to respond. and it seems in this case we've responded too slowly and ineffectively. but i guess the question i would ask you, your analysis, susan, is this a situation where the ihr legal instruments are essentially sound but in this case we didn't use them to their full potential? or is there -- are you beginning to see lessons emerge where we need to rethink the global legal infrastructure in which public health responses like this will be conducted? >> so overall, i think the ihr is, you know, in principle, a legally-sound instrument. i think it is

ron. just mr. ron now. >> hi again, paula and dan. good morning, everyone.ifornia and the jailbreak that is sparking a huge manhunt. five inmates escaped from the barbed wired fencing of the madera county jail saturday night. this morning one inmate remains on the loose. the four others are back in custody. >>> and in the east, an all-out search for eric frein believed to have carried out the ambush of pennsylvania troopers last friday that killed one officer. police are using helicopters, thermal cameras to try to locate frein who is known to be a skilled survivalist. >>> and florida state, the top-ranked team came from behind to beat clemson in overtime with their star quarterback, jameis winston, on the sidelines. last year's heisman trophy winner, winston was suspended one game for sexually explicit derogatory comments directed toward women. >>> and finally, a big day in tucson for arizona's most famous baby of the moment. this 4 1/2-week-old baby elephant got to greet her adoring fans although shyly at times hiding behind her mom. >> so cute. >> online

to kris and he carried on after the case was over even though he was not being paid or anything. >> ronnd clive noticed discrepancies in the prosecution's story about the murders, and set out to look for answers. >> i demanded to see the files of the prosecutor and the police, and as i'm going through it i'm sitting there with extraordinarily bad coffee in the police headquarters going through this very carefully tabbed file. i discovered that neville butler, the star witness, failed his polygraph test. they discovered kris lost his gun before the murders took place. i discovered they never found the weapons. this case was covered up more than any other case than i had ever seen in decades. >>> just a year before kris maharaj was put on death row for the murders of derrick and duane moo young in florida, he had been living a life of luxury in england. >> kris had come to england when he was quite young, worked very hard and became a millionaire. >> in england, kris became a millionaire after working as a truck driver and becoming a business magnate. >> i was in business importing all so

ron, the owner of the screen printing place, just threw him the keys to that truck.hat is a two-year anniversary gift. >> start that sucker up, it's yours, man. >> he and his wife had issues with transportation. they have a family of six, and he was about to spend his vacation money on a vehicle when this happened. >> you know, if you got a good employee, and they got transportation problems, and you want to keep that employee, that's how you do it. ♪ >> oh, terrific. >> i can't tell, but i'm pretty sure there may be man tears happening right now. >> oh, yeah, big time man tears. >> watch when his wife gets in the vehicle. >> oh, his wife was there too? that's even better. >> oh, my gosh. >> he does say this is not uncharacteristic of ron. ron likes doing good things for the people hoe knows, cares for, and feels needs help, and, obviously, he's good at it. >> boss award. >>> when it comes to guys and girls, there's a difference when it comes to one pretty major part. it's that guys can -- well, if we have to pee, we can pee anywhere. we have pee videos. first from a

are very familiar with ron hampton.ht. nkechi is a senior policy analyst for criminal justice matters at open society foundations. welcome sister nkechi. all right. so, opening remarks beginning with brother shelton. >> thank you very much. first, i don't know if everyone can hear me -- >> can't hear you! >> talk now? >> thank you so much. it is so important we have an opportunity to actually respond to what's going on in ferguson, missouri, and so many other places. it just so happens, i'm one of the few that actually grew up in st. louis, missouri. i know ferguson very well. i saw its transition from being a community that was predominantly white to one that is now 67% african-american. but i've also seen what has happened with the systems in place that is supposed to be democratic in nature. very clearly, they are not being responsive to the concerns going on there now. if you're looking to the city council, those making decisions for the people that live in ferguson, you'll see it is not representative of the 67% of

for that we turn to ron claiborne.ood morning, ron. >> hi there, good morning to you, paula and dan, dr. besser. good morning, everyone. we begin in california where hundreds of firefighters are battling a massive wildfire in triple-digit heat. dozens of families near the cleveland national forest have been forced to evacuate their homes. right now nearly 400 homes are without power, and the flames are tearing through 1500 acres of dry canyon brush, and it's only about 10% contained. heat and smoke advisories in effect as temperatures may reach as high as 105 degrees fahrenheit in coming days. >>> and overseas in north korea american matthew miller who has been detainedn that country since last april was tried and convicted sunday. just a short while ago sentenced to six years in a labor camp without any chance of appeal of that conviction he was accused of entering north korea illegally and trying to commit an act of espionage. >>> and back in this country, a three-state manhunt under way for the suspect or suspects p

>> hey, ron, how is it going? >> a little golf game yesterday. >> we did learn the true meaning of the word marciano which we will explain. that's coming up in the next half hour. how is that for a tease? also coming up, vanished. the all-out search for the college freshman last seen on campus more than a week ago. where they're looking for her and what her family is saying about the young woman's demeanor the last time they saw her. >>> and which of the as seen on tv products can make the grade. can they make your life easier? >>> and jennifer lawrence and bradley cooper on the big screen up ahead in "pop news." >> "pop news"! >> "pop news"! a fence while riding a motorcycle. whoo-hoo! [ male announcer ] get 10% off all fencing and decking when installed through lowe's. but do you know what's ine % off your skincare?- neutrogena naturals. a line of nutrient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll never find any

also ron sloane of invesico. and the markets in the last day of a volatile quarter. wall street remains pretty bullish. the question is, pete, can we reach those targets. >> we certainly could see scott but there is going to have to be a lot of things change. we have to resolve the geopolitical issues. >> what has to go right? >> one would be how two we solve what's going on in hong kong. that is just the latest. also look in europe and the eastern part of europe, the mill east. there is different hot spots all over the world right now. i think the u.s. economy is fine. it's moving. it is not as some sort of crazy accelerated pace but the pace it is moving at is showing us things are getting a little better and a little better. u.s. still the best place to invest. there are great opportunities in the u.s. because if we can see some of that settle down i think with we have plenty of lift of you to the other side. >> steph it's going to be pretty volatile. >> september and october is typically pretty volatile. but i think earnings have to go right and i think guidance

leading our coverage tonight here's nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: in metro detroit, hundreds of thousands of electric customers spent the night in darkness after severe weather roared through parts of the midwest killing at least two people across the region including a man electrocuted in his backyard. this church tent in michigan collapsed trapping people underneath, injuring five. the terrifying scene captured on cell phone video. >> when the wind started coming in, it looked like a big parachute. the center, the wind was coming through the sides, came up through the top. was lifting all the six and eight-inch metal poles right off their foundation. >> reporter: with wind gusts nearly 75 miles an hour, daylight revealed the damage. many trees bringing down power lines, more than 2,000 in all according to dte energy. >> it got darker and then i looked across the street, saw the tree waving like crazy and then my tree was waving. like i said, the lights flashed out. >> reporter: more than 600 line workers from as far away as tennessee and new york were dispatched to the storm zone to hel

ron weiner, rdm financial group founder and ceo. he handles money for very wealthy and smart clients. he says the best is the u.s. global market for investors. he will tell you why and where to put your money. bob phillips is spectrum management group managing partner. gives investors three blue-chip stock picks with attractive valuations. so valuations are important to him. green square capital's lincoln ellis at the cme we begin with lincoln and we see follow-through sort of from the malaise we saw last week where we snapped the five-week winning streaks. >> zap s&p down 1%. repositioning to take care of that alibaba ipo. there is noise, scotland, things in the e.u., separatist movements. longer term issues are still very much at stake. getting clearer what fed policy is relative to what ecb policy is. developed market versus emerging market. investors really unclear about where the best places to allocate capital are. because on relative value, some of the things that have been sold off over the course of the last three months ar

mime troop, right, ron? give a big shout out for ron. [cheering and applauding] >> that's for you. >> i have the honor of being arrested in this park in 1965. [laughter] cheer cheers >> under different management, i can say, had we performed for this guy we would not have been arrested. >> i'd be in it. >> he'd be in it, right. he's almost as good as we were. 1965, it was a very different commission and they took away our permit. we had done three shows. they didn't like the play. it was an aclu issue, it was called free speech. so, we've declared that the little park over there where i was arrested is going to be a free speech area called the mime troop area. (applause) >> free speech, you can come and do anything you want. >> awesome. >> no fees. >> thank you, ron. the interesting thing about a free speech area for mime, it's pretty quiet. [laughter] >> all right. hey, a big shout out, one last shout out to the rec and park staff that really pulled this together. (applause) >> i want to start with the peop

>> hey, ron, houw is it going? >> we did learn the true meaning of the word marciano which we will explain. also coming up, vanished. the all-out search for the college freshman seen more than a week ago. where they're looking for her and what they are saying about her demeanor. >>> and which of the as seen on tv products can make the grade. >>> and jennifer lawrence and bradley cooper on the big screen up ahead in "pop news." >> "pop news"! [ male announcer ] lowe's presents "how to make your guests think they're at the wrong house." wow. told you we were in the wrong house. go, go! mom! mom! now get up to 25% off all levolor custom blinds and shades. but do you know what's ine your skincare?- neutrogena naturals. a line of nutrient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll never find any harsh chemical sulfates, parabens or unnecessary additives. healthy skin-starts from within. neutrogena naturals. learn more at

charles severances with charged this afternoon with the murders of ruth ann ladaot, ron kirby and nancy dunning. jul julie carey joins us live from outside police headquarters where the news conference just wrapped up. julie? >> reporter: no doubt alexandria residents very comforted by the news here today. the police chief just wrapped up a news conference in which he announced that after months of investigation, charles severance has now been indicted for the three unsolved alexandria murders, including the more than decades-old killing of nancy dunning. she was a popular real estate agent, the wife of the then sheriff of this city. now severance is charged with first degree murder in connection with the dunning murder. he faces two capital murder counts. those for the november murder of ron kirby and february killing of popular music and piano teacher ruth ann ladato, all shot to death. it was disclosed in the news conference today, the murder weapons have not yet been recovered. this case was taken before an alexandria grand jury for indictment, and the chief says there was no single

john: thank you ron paul. you for all the fighting of liberty that you did. >> you're welcome. john: i agree with almost everything that ron paul says about big government and the economy and maybe he's right about terrorism. but i'm not so sure. libertarians are split. we believe that government tries to do too much and when it does it usually fails or makes things worse. but defending america is a role for government and its here in the constitution. who else is going to do it is not the state? individuals will hire private armies and many libertarians support arming isys and fighting them over there before they come here. but how exactly? most people i asked give responses like this. >> what should america do about isis? >> i don't know. i don't know what to do. >> i really don't know. john: let's turn to people that do have ideas. jd gordon is a former defense department spokesman and nab commander. he said that we need to attack isis on their turf. and he says that we need to be very careful about militar

thanks, ron. thanks mr.ron. >>> new developments in the intense mountain manhunt for a cop killer in pennsylvania. police have found clues on eric frein's computer leading them to a massive abandoned hotel. linzie janis has been following this search every step of the way and has the latest from pennsylvania. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. police say the evidence they continue to find in these woods has them convinced that eric frein is here. how can they be so sure? one new detail emerging overnight, frein tried to make a phone call. overnight, an army of law enforcement officers scouring a deserted resort in their hunt for eric frein. >> we will find you and we will bring you to justice. >> reporter: police say the fugitive has been to this abandoned inn. >> welcome to buck hill inn. >> reporter: where mtv once filmed its show named "fear," and they say he could return. officers going room by room, on the lookout for booby traps. overnight revealing frein has experimented with bomb making. a

prosecutor charged severance with the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthann lodato. >>> tuesday marks one year since a gunman shot and killed 12 people at the navy yard. there will be a remembrance ceremony at 8:00 tuesday morning. police ot a kill the gunman, 34-year-old military contractor aar alexis during the attack. >>> this week the state of maryland is focusing on your child's lunch. the seventh annual maryland home grown school lunch week kicks off tomorrow. it's a statewide celebration of healthy food grown by local farmers. state officials want to teach kids where the food comes from, how it's produced and the benefits of a healthy diet. there will be activities at schools all we long. >>> public opinion and isis. this morning how americans feel about the u.s. leading a charge about the terror group. we'll talk about this next with "meet the prs" moderator chuck todd. >>> it's n your average summer camp. how extreme events are giving kids benefits asa kids benefits asa lif i'm sure she knows couples in our situation... i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're ta

i'm ron swisher. it's a pleasure to have you with us. especially want to welcome my fairfield community, the community of united methodist church this morning, who are sure watching. i'm thrilled to have the guest here this morning, two of the members of the suv ism community. great to have you. >> thank you. >> great to have you. >> thank you. >> pascal and terry. when we hear suvism, what does that mean? >> i'll say a little bit about it first, then reoriented. >> sufism is a universal stream that is at the heart of every spiritual. it's the love for god and the expression of that love through service to god's creation. the thing, it's not a creed, it's not a set of beliefs, it's a living experience of the deepening and unfolding of love. love for god. and because of that, it's something which in every generation, in every culture is a living experience, so it has to be refreshed. generation after generation in every culture. >> i see. >> sufism is a con temp -- founded in 1952 by a spiritual figure from india, and it's carried by a li

ron still floating over jeter's last game at yankee stadium. of the season at fenway today? temperatures will be in the 80s, going to be a gorgeous day. upstate new york, the southern adirondacks, prospect mountain, there's lake george, fall just starting to turn. leaf peepers getting out there early. wear your shorts, warm one. 80 degrees in new york. those orange arrows coming out of the south, that means the heat is on at least for the next couple of days. it'll be 78 degrees in chicago so a lot of football games today in the northeast and the midwest and it will feel more like preseason, that's for sure, but fall is coming. temperatures going from the 80s in minneapolis to 62 tomorrow and then into the 60s on tuesday and wednesday for places like detroit, so we'll watch this continue to build. the southeast you'll see some rain especially across the coast this morning. rain as cross the intermountain west after the rough day ye >> this weather report brought to you by pier one imports. >> you just walked away and come back. >> i could never

mark and ron know the pilot is going to crash the plane.ion is where. >> he was scrambling to find a place to land that. he didn't try and start the motor anymore. it was done. it was over. we're going to land this baby. >> you see the baseball field and we were headed straight for it. >> on the ball field, the hometown bucks are taking a beating, down 7-zip in the top of the third. bucks pitcher andrew cowan is in the radio booth when he notices something strange. >> there was a plane that was flying unusually low coming over the right field fence, and the prop on the plane was no longer moving. it looked initially like the plane was going to land directly in center field. >> i'm standing over here, kind of playing around, watching the action. all of a sudden i see a plane coming out of the sky and like whoa, man. >> the umpire sees the falling plane and waves off the pitcher. >> i'm looking at that right fielder and kind of an unreal moment, just wanted to wave to him and say hey, dude, how's the game going, you know. then it dawned on me

my statement stands, ron, mr. obama does right by his family.an jose, why would the conservative media like fox news give obama credit for getting nato involved in addressing putin and isis? because talk is cheap. let's see who steps up. your discussion with jorge ramos was dynamic. we posted the entire chat on bill o'reilly.com. it is interesting. when you asked mr. ramos why there is an asian privilege, he changed the subject. the success of asian americans does not fit into the concept of white privilege. jerry barna, clearwater, florida, your statement that warren churchill would rather sit across from megyn kelly than you was sexist. i'm sure he received a nice payday from fox. fox news does not pay for interviews, gerry, don't be a pinhead. i hope it's not too late. please sman why you think churchill would rather talk to megyn. one word, wilfreddo, optics. face it, bill, even a blind man would rather talk to megyn. i think most premium members will come out against legalizing poth because we know it takes away from the life experience. yo

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ron? >> all right, thank you, james. managers of supermarkets in japan saw bad weather slow their business this summer. sales in august fell for the fifth straight month. officials at the japan chain stores association report that sales across the country totalled about $10 billion. that's down 0.1% from the same month last year. the officials say poor weather meant people did not buy as many summer clothes, and seasonal goods, like sunscreen as they did last year. but food sales were up 1%. that's the first increase since the consumption tax hike in april. food stuffs make up about 70% of total supermarket sales. the officials say they're seeing signs of a recovery, but they note that it's still fragile. they also say that as the weaker yen pushes up import prices, household spending could decline. bad weather also hit sales at convenience stores. they fell 2.4% in august from the same month last year. that's the largest decline since the tax hike. >>> let's get a check of the markets now in asia and see how they starte