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well, and we are keeping an eye on that women's olympic soccer happening right now in london. hello, everyone, i'm fredricka whitfield in for suzanne malveaux, and we are taking you around the world in 60 minutes. this is the scene in aleppo, syria, today. intense fighting between the rebel forces and government troops. the military is sending 2,000 more troops in an effort to retake the city. meanwhile, turkey announced, it is closing the border with syria, and thousands have fled across the border to escape the violence. the al qaeda-linked group known as the islamic state of ira...

>> you know, brenda, we have been talking about inflation armageddon for like the last six months and yet, i always look back at the numbers and i always said, it is just not showing up. inflation year to year is 1.7%, food inflation is 2.8%, i think it will have a little effect on food and-- that's higher than wages though. >> hold on one second, brenda. hold on one second, but i think it will have an effect on food inflation, but, remember, food is only 14% of the budget and as toby points out. other big areas have gone down, and gasoline year to year is down almost 15%, you know, so, right ...

But guess what, gasoline prices are lower and offset. >> brenda: jonas, probably $5 a month, but go to you to talk about food inflation. cut down 2-1. i will say it's the hottest year ever happened last year or this year, would have been worse than this year, because every other commodity especially energy commodities are down and those are input in the production price of gas, fuel, transport, et cetera. so the consumer is not going to see this one yet. this is sort of like damage to the supply chain, it's worse to the consumer than real inflation caused by the federal reserve because your wa...

Period because the schools are not really educated, ready -- teachers don't know what to do. this is going to be the biggest epidemic in child development in america for the next 20 years. put it in the bank. alisyn: with this huge rise of 25%, will that change? will it get attention you are calling for? >> no. people are focusing on so many things in education today, and teachers will tell you, listen, our school budgets have been cut down. half of the states are in bankruptcy protection. what i want to see is if you are going to provide services for, let's say, children, you know, give paren...

Job? and the more conservative approach would be salvage rather than throwing out everything. >> shannon: that is justice ruth bader ginsberg talking about the rest of the healthcare law if they throw out the been a date. our panel, fred barnes. mara liasson of national public radio. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. welcome to you all. day three, final day at the supreme court. what do you make of the conversation they had back and forth? several justices seem concerned about striking down the entire life if the mandate goes. >> it's clear, if the mandate is cut down, the rest of ...