gina mccarthy is one of those peevment this is the second time gina mccarthy has been nominated for a top position at the e.p.a. she was confirmed by the senate for her current position which is the assistant administrator for the office of air and radiation, without one "no" vote. let me reiterate that. no one stood up and said "no." everyone supported her. now, the senate environment and public works committee reported out her nomination on may 16. may 16. it's july. this is the longest period that e.p.a. has ever gone without an administrator. and the full senate should confirm this nominee as soon as possible. now, when i say gene ma mccarthy is the poster child for bipartisanship, i mean what i say. she has over three decades of public service at the local, state, and federal levels; she is demonstrated a work of working with republicans and democrats. will he me just run through the republicans, mr. president. the republican governor of connecticut, former republican governors of massachusetts, william well, paul salucci, and mitt romney and then a democratic president, barack o

over the gina mccarthy nomination is economic analysis. by law, e.p.a., like other federal agencies, are supposed to do a cost-benefit analysis before they do a big rule making. so part of their rule making is supposed to be a cost-benefit analysis to see if the rule is justified. in my opinion, that cost-benefit analysis is done in such a way to be laughable in some cases, to be ludicrous. it is designed to reach a particular result, not designed to be an objective cost-benefit analysis. so we wanted e.p.a. to go back to the drawing board. do a fair, do an open-ended cost-benefit analysis not designed to reach a particular conclusion, but just designed to truly objectively compare costs and benefits. as a result of our discussions, e.p.a. has committed to intervene an independent panel of economic exerts with experience in kphoel -- in whole economy modeling and they are going to review the ability to measure full regulatory impacts. that is sort of a bunch of gobbledygook, but that is where we need to do true cost-benefit analysis to loo

and with my head held high and my feet firmly on the ground. >> reporter: gina dejesus went missing at age 16. these were her only words. >> i would say thank you for the support. >> reporter: cleveland city councilman told us last month that gina is staying with family and has a puppy she bonded with in captivitcaptivity. >> she wants to go back to school, the simple things you and i take for granted. >> reporter: clevelanders have been good at giving the women space to heal. >> having my privacy has helped immensely. >> i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. >> reporter: one doctor who's treated other kidnapping survivors says making the video itself is part of recovering. >> you didn't damage me. you didn't ruin my spirit. we are still alive. >> we have been hurt by people, but we need to rely on god as being the judge. god has a plan for all of us. thank you for all your prayers. i'm looking forward to my brand new life. thank you. >> the women also wanted this video out now so the paparazzi would be less likely to hound them to get that first vi

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gina dejesus, just 14 when she was kidnapped, now 23 years old. and amanda berry, vanished at 16 -- today she is 27. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family, my friends. it has been unbelievable. >> reporter: berry was the one who squeezed through the front door, screamed for help and frantically called 911. >> i've been kidnapped and missing for ten years and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: she had been raped repeatedly, allegedly by this man, ariel castro, her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn born inside that house. >> i'm getting stronger each day and having my privacy has helped immensely. >> reporter: gina dejesus was often kept in chains in the basement. we saw her thumb's up the day of her release. in the video she appeared with her parents, her lawyer prompting her to speak. >> if you could say something to each and every person out there who contributed money to help you, what would you say to them? >> i would say thank you for support. >> reporter: since her release she's making one dream come true, learning h

so this battle about gina mccarthy is not about gina mccarthy. it's about the fact that a lot of our colleagues simply feel we'd be better off without an e.p.a. and i have to tell you if you look back at the lives saved because of the e.p.a., if you look at the jobs created because of the e.p.a., they would think, my colleagues, i believe if they really looked at it without a prejudice, they'd agree with the american people, who support the environmental protection agency in numbers that are 70%, 80%. so to say that i'm relieved that we're having this vote is an understatement. i am so happy to see this moment come where we will put in place an administrator for the e.p.a. who will do us all proud, who will fair to all sides and will move our nation forward in both cleaning up the environment and creating good jobs in the process. i thank you very much, madam president. i don't see anyone else here so i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: a senator: madam

[applause] >> anderson: pat and gina thank you. i thank gina and pat neely catch them on the food network. check out our website for this recipe and more. and the next story you will not believe. we will be right back. [applause] >> anderson: welcome back. time for the "final 5." i'm here with our co-host tasha smith. thank you for -- have you had fun so far? i'm having so much fun. >> anderson: a lot of folks have the neely meat loaf and the barbecue sauce. >> this is so good. >> anderson: it's very good. and the barbecue sauce on top. >> it tops it off nice. man, i love it. and these mashed potatoes. >> anderson: my mom married my dad my dad was from mississippi and my mom was from new york. my mom went to mississippi and she is like everything has sugar. bring her own food. >> it seems like i cannot do it. that is why all the booties are big in mississippi. >> anderson: there is a story that i saw in the news, there was a doctor named dr. katherine valcom on her way to surgery and got stuck in traffic and she pulled over to a fr

gina mccarthy is as good as it gets in public service. she is as good as it gets for integrity and intellect and dedication to the public good. and i hope that we will move forward today as united as possible, carrying forward the great bipartisan spirit that has characterized these last few days here in our consideration of the president's nominees. and i hope will be enhanced and continue as we move forward today. thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, in a few minutes president obama is scheduled to give a major speech highlighting what he believes are the achievements of his signature health care law, the affordable care act, otherwise known as obamacare. i can understand why he's feeling a little defensive and why he feels like he needs to frame the discussion, because after all, obamacare has disappointed some of its most ardent reformer supporters. for example, back in 2009 and 2010, american labor unions were among the biggest supporters of the presid

tambiÉn permite escuchar y ver por primera vez desde que fueron rescatadas hace dos meses, amanda, gina que estuvieron secuestradas por este hombre ariel castro. >>> berry desapareciÓ en 2003 a los 16. >>> esta psicÓloga asegura que el video ademÁs de dar las gracias tiene otro objetivo. >>> que les permitan seguir asÍ, que tengan su privacidad, que los medios de comunicaciÓn no estÉn de pronto persiguiendo, atacando. >>> berry es madre de una niÑa de seis aÑos, hija de castro, nacida en el cautiverio y a quien no menciona en este mensaje. >>> gina de jesus agradece a las personas que contribuyeron con dinero para ayudarla. >>> ninguna dio detalles sobre el cautiverio que fueron sometidas y michelle k. dijo que quiere mirar hacia adelante. >>> ademÁs de ser un mensaje de agradecimiento y una peticiÓn para que se respete la privacidad se trata de un llamado para contribuir al fondo que se ha establecido para ayuda ayud ayudarlas. >>> gracias por el reporte. >>> vamos a washington donde los demÓcratas siguen firme en la lucha por la reforma migratoria integral. in quie inter cambiaron ide

gina dejesus with her mother thanks. >>"i would say 'thank you' for >> pam: her mother took the opportunity to thank her community for their help and give this advice. >> don't be afraid to ask for available." >> pam: perhaps the most powerful words came from michelle knight--the oldest of the survivors. she endured painful beatings at the hands of ariel castro, but says her spirit is unbroken. >>"i may have been through hell and back, but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face and my head held situation define who i am i will define the situation." >> pam: the video was shot last week at a cleveland law firm. the cleveland courage fund was established to help michelle knight, gina dejesus, amanda berry. and berry's daughter. more than one million dollars has been donated to the fund. >> pam: meantime. the accused kidnapper, ariel castro, has pleaded not guilty to 329 counts. >> pam: many reports indicating tonight former n- f-l player aaron hernandez made an alarming admission about some murder

the thumbs up from gina dejesus. a single photo of amanda berry. she was a 16-year-old girl when she was taken in 2003. she's now a 27-year-old mother. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family, my friends. it's been unbelievable. i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal. everyone who has been there to support us, it's been a blessing to have some an outpouring of love and kindness. >> reporter: michelle knight, kidnapped when she was 21 read from a carefully prepared message. >> i want everyone to know i'm doing just fine. >> reporter: her lawyers said her manner of speech was just nerves and had nothing to do with her time in captivity. none of the women mentioned ariel castro by name. but michelle referenced the decade she spent inside this cleveland house. >> i may have been through hell and back, but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face, and with my head held high and my feet firmly on the ground. >> reporter: gina dejesus went missing at age 14. ap

. >>> amanda tenía 14 años, gina 16, y michelle 20, durante una década las jovencitas fueron maltratadas> puede que haya vivido en el infierno por esos años pero lo hare con una sonrisa en mi cara, dice michelle, a quien su secuestrador le hizo abortar a patads. >>> no dejaré que la situación defina quién soy, yo voy a definir la situación, un mensaje poderoso, dicen los expertos. >>> fueron niñas, o preadolsecentes, no estaban desarrolladas como adulto, entonces, ahora desarrollan esos conceptos y cosas tan básicas como la libertad. >>> en el video también aparece la joven puertorriqueña, gina de jesús, que dio gracias por el apoyo, mientras que sus padres dieron gracias por el apoyo de un fondo para ayudr a las mujeres. >>>e l fondo tiene al momento más de 1 millón de dólares, con 9 mil donaciones de parte de personas alrededor del país, mientras que ariel castro volverá para ser juzgado por 329 cargos, en cleveland, entre ellos violación y asesinato con agravantes. >>> con las manos en la masa, un mujer de michigan fue descubierta mientras que trataba contratar un sicario para matar a

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with a smile on my face, and with my head held high and my feet firmly on the ground. >> reporter: gina dejesus went missing at age 14. appearing with her parents, these were her only words. >> i would say thank you for the support. >> reporter: cleveland city councilman matt zone told us last month, that gina is staying with family. and has the shih tsu puppy she bonded with in captivity. >> she wants to go back to school, the simple things you and i take for granted. >> reporter: clevelanders have been good at giving the women space to heal. >> i'm getting stronger each day, and having my privacy has helped immensely. >> i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. >> reporter: one doctor who's treated other kidnapping survivors says making the video itself was probably therapeutic. >> being able to retell the story says i'm a survivor, i'm still here. it's also sending the message, not only to the public but to the perpetrator to say, you didn't damage me much you didn't ruin my spirit. we are still alive. >> we have been hurt by people, but we need to r

this was a big sur prize overnight when amanda, gina and michelle posted that video on youtube. we're told it wasn't a pr firm or lawyer telling them to do it. it was the women themselves that wanted to make this video. here it is. for the first time, the cleveland three with a message for you. >> first and foremost, i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family and my friends. it has been unbelievable. >> going public for the first time and looking great, just girls wh they were kidnapped. now, young women, taking the power back. first on the video, amanda berry. she gave birth while in captivity. that girl is now six years old. ariel castro, her accused abductor is the father. >> i want to thank everyone that has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal. everyone who has beenre

so i -- like i said in 12 years i think you learn a lot. >> here you go, gina. i think we're all set. >> reporter: for her, too, kelley has been a lifeline. >> she took the time to help me and figure out the best pieces and colors, something that would look natural and i think that's the big key is that it's something that looks natural. >> you look marvelous. >> oh, thank you. [ laughter ] >> all because of you. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> beautiful both ways, actually. >> yeah. >>> now for a look at what's had on the "cbs evening news." we have scott pelley in new york. >> reporter: hi, allen and juliette. great to be with you in the bay area. millions of americans are sweltering in what could be the worst heat of the summer. we are going to ask the power companies whether they can keep up and we're going to take you to a city that's losing most of its water supply at the worst possible time. we'll have more tonight the latest on those violent demonstrations in los angeles that followed the zimmerman verdict and today, the u.s. attorney general cal

fuerte, continúen respetándonos y dandonos tiempo para llevar una vida normal. >>> la más afectada es ginae a sufrir problemas de aprendizaje desde niña. >>> una persona nos hirió y ahora necesitamos confiar en dios para que él sea el juez, el plan que él cfreó para mí, es ayudar a los otros que estén en esa imisma situación que esa persona sepa que aquí hay alguien que la puede ayudar estoy en control de mi destino con la ayuda de dios. >>> se ha contribuido con más de 1 millón de dólares para las víctimas y también ariel castro se declaró no culpable de los cargos que enfrenta. >>> qué historia, fanáticos del mundialmente famoso plácido domingo sufren de consternación al saber que el tenor sufrió una embolia. >>> edward snowden no ha ratificado su intención de asilarse en venezuela, y para darle asilo político tiene que estar en territorio venezolano, aún así, dijo jagua, que pondrán en marcha. >>> las autoridades dicen que detrás dela desapariciónde e 12 jóvenes en un bar de méxico, hay un grupo de crimen organizado de los desaparecidos aún sigue sin saberse absolutamente nada. >>> más

amanda, gina and michelle are andeved by today's plea. they are satisfied by the resolution to this case." earlier this month they released resolution an online video in which knight thanked the public for their support. >> but i am strong enough to tlk through hell with a smile on my face. on and with my head held high. gh reporter: at the sentencing paring next week, prosecutors plan to bring the chains that castro used to restrain the umen. we've also learned tonight there are plans to tear this house down and replace it with a park or garden, anthony. a mason: san diego's mayor bob filner has been resisting calls to resign, even as seven women have accused him of sexual harassment. the democrat has been mayor for eass than a year after two decades in congress. today, filner addressed the y,sue. here's john blackstone. sa reporter: san diego mayor bob filner took responsibility for the accusations made against him. >> let me be absolutely clear-- the behavior i have engaged in over many years is wrong. my failure to respect women and t

. >>> we first learned about michele knight, amanda berry and gina de jesus on june 6. >> help me. am amanda berry. >> i need police. >> what is going on there? >> i have been kidnapping. i have been missing for ten years. i am here. i am free now. >> just over two months after escaping the three women are trying to move on with their lives and they want the world to know it. >> i may have been through hell and back but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. >> michele knight was 21 when she was abducted on august 22, 2002. she was allegedly raped repeatedly and impregnated five times. >> i don't want to be consumed by hatred. with that being said we need to take a leap of faith and know that god is in control. >> reporter: amanda berry was 16 when she was kidnapped on april 21, 2003. today she lives with the fact that her 6-year-old daughter was fathered by cast ro. at least in this video she sounds positive, even hopeful. >> i want everybody to know how happy i am to be home with

gina green is the director of the center for responsible lending a financial consumer protection agency with the task of valuating which financial instruments are unfair to the client after toxic mortgages gina green and her center are now interested in irregularities made by banks in foreclosure procedures . so we're at east oakland we're in a neighborhood east oakland hills it is a predominantly african-american community. and it was really you know this is one of the neighborhoods in oakland that was really rocked by foreclosures in fact he'll notice in california that african-americans and latinos where despite the. actually affected by the foreclosure crisis the assessor filtering in san francisco he did it he took a sample of loans and looked at them and found that they had widespread problems that's just a sample so if we were to actually look at the entire universe of loans we would probably fine comparable statistics for the whole a many people might have been erroneous lee foreclosed upon so what that means is that folks who have been displaced who have lost their homes who ha

gina dejesus, just 14 when she was kidnapped, now 23-years-old. and amanda berry, vanished at 16 -- today she is 27. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be with my family and my friends. it has been unbelievable. >> reporter: berry was the one who squeezed through the front door, screamed for help and frantically called 911. >> i have been kidnapped and missing for ten years and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: she had been raped repeatedly allegedly by this man, ariel castro, her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn born in that house. >> 0 i'm stronger today and my privacy has helped. >> reporter: we saw her thumb's up the day of her release. in the video she appeared with her parents, her lawyer prompting her to speak. >> if you could say something to each and every person out there who contributed money to help you, what would you say to them? >> i would say thank you for support. >> reporter: since her release she's making one dream come true, learning how to drive. >> i may have been through hell

gina dejesus enjoyed a gift.other hugged each other as volunteers put up a 6-foot-high privacy fence. it was donated by a local fencing company. the two women said they're grateful for the support they have received from so many people in cleveland. but too often that has included some onlookers coming by. some of those people taking pictures. >> i really love it. it meant a lot to me. >> the difference is the privacy. her being able to come out -- walk out -- and do what she wants. gina's mother says the fence means a lot to her daughter because having to stay indoors was being in hiding again. it's one more step back from her dark days in captivity. >>> heavy rains in arizona triggers flash floods that swept a tour bus off the road. the bus slid down on to a normally dry riverbed and toppled over on to its side. fortunately though the 33 people on board were able to climb out of the windows to safety. no one was injured. the passengers were returning to las vegas after a visit to the grand canyon skywalk glass

gina fired as a pageant coordinator. since the show doesn't allow contestants any contact.s far as they know they are still employed. >> the count down is still on for the royal baby. a look at the final preparations in london. >> buzzing about the birth of the royal baby. >> definitely a baby saver all throughout the uk. everyone is talking about it. >> nothing is being left to chance. >> the doctors are on stand by. the press are on stand by. all we need now is a birth. >> the duchess of cambridge is in london. prince william is on duty with the air force 300 miles away. he's planning to take a helicopter home to make it to the hospital on time. >> he's got to be there with her. a modern dad. charles was there when william was born. >> give the world a first glimpse at the thrown. >> already camping outside the hospital to try to catch kate and the royal baby. >> excited to see if it's a female or male. >> certainly exciting for the family. >> the first word of the baby will go to the queen. all set to call her on a telephone. and a notice will be posted outside bucking h

midnight, amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight released this 3:30 video on youtube. this is the first time we've seen the women since they escaped the home of ariel castro. the video starts with amanda berry, you see her here in the middle. she is the one who initiated the escape and has a 6-year-old daughter with castro. >> first and foremost, i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family and my friends. it's been unbelievable. i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal. >> berry goes on to ask for continued privacy. with her parents by her side, gina dejesus only speaks one sentence after being asked what she wants to say to those who have donated money. >> i would say thank you for the support. >> reporter: michelle knight who is said to have hearing problems from being beaten so badly by castro talks about bidding a brand new life. >> i may have been through hell and back, but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. and with my head held high. and my feet firmly on the ground. >>

let's ask gina sanchez who aparentally is in london just for us, for you, for the royal baby. like why are you actually there. don't lie because we know. >> i'm here for me. i have work to do here. everybody is screaming about the fed, question, and do plain old earnings even matter anymore, guyana? >> i think they matter in the long run. right now this story, the question that everybody is asking themselves is the health -- is the health of this recovery solid enough for the fed to take away or to begin the taper? and so really it kind of doesn't matter what earnings are because what people are most focused on is whether or not the liquidity will continue, and that has been driving multiples, but if earnings matter to that story in that they are not stellar. we still don't see fantastic growth out of sales. in fact, we still see quite a bit of disappointman on the sales side and while earnings are being manipulated sales numbers aren't really that fantastic and we're seeing that continue to play as we, you know, see this earnings season go ahead and that just tells us that th

you try it. >> i will another day. >> gina swore that she would do it another day, and jesse held hero that, except he takes the leaf blower and fills it with flo flour. >> that is fantastic. >> that is awesome. >> yep, yep. and then he says, oh, you know what, you should definitely put a go pro on the leaf blower and that is awesome because your face will be awesome on that. she says, sure. he sets up the go pro and here comes the big payoff. are you ready? >> oh, my gosh, no. >> she's covered! oh, no, it is falling out of her mouth. >> yeah, and in her nose, in her mouth, and all over her face. >> that is not funny. >> you have it all over the place. >> that is -- >> [ bleep ]. >> and you know how gross that stuff in the leaf blower is in her mouth, and as a side note kind of sick, but she gets to the water here, and of course, jesse is cracking up. then we see this stuff is all over the place, and in her ears. >> oh, my goodness, dude. >> jesse wins this one, for sure, but as we know the pranking couples, they get each other back. >>> there is a whole new era in wakeboarding thanks

you have spent time with gina and her family. the news of this plea deal, the news she will not have to spend a second in court with this man, how are they feeling? >> i haven't talked to them probably since she's been released because they have that attorney. they've been working through the attorney. prior to that her mom was saying that she forgave him. but they understand that they were going to wait for the judicial system to take its place and do what it had to do. i can tell you they are probably very happy about this. because no one wanted to relive the horror that went on in that home for the past decade. >> let me go back to something you just said. they have already forgiven this man? >> she had said it in a news conference. her mom said that, you know, they're very christian people. they already forgave him. they forgave him for what had gone on. but that doesn't mean they didn't want him punished. initially when i talked to nancy ruiz, gina's mother, she said it at a news conference. >> now we know he'll be getting l

over the gina mccarthy nomination is economic analysis.by law, e.p.a., like other federal agencies, are supposed to do a cost-benefit analysis before they do a big rule making. so part of their rule making is supposed to be a cost-benefit analysis to see if the rule is justified.

upon her release she stayed with gina dejesus and her family. >> walking hand in hand with my best friend, i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. i'm looking forward to my brand new life. thank you. >> reporter: diane, as you can see that house here on seymour street now boarded and fenced up. the women were being recognized on the street. their attorney says that's one of the reasons they decided to come forward, to thank their supporters. that fund that was created for them has already raised more than $1 million. >> thank you so much. >>> now we turn to that other story of terror and survival, asiana and the crash landing in san francisco. tonight the four pilots who were in the cockpit flying the plane have talked to investigators and david muir is in san francisco with the latest word. once again, david. >> reporter: diane, good evening to you. we have learned from the ntsb after interviewing those pilots that not only was the pilot in training trying to land a 777 here in san francisco for the first time, the pilot who was training him was serving

i ask that everyone continues to respect our privacy and give us time to have a normal life. >> gina, if you could say something to each and every person out there who contribute money to your fund to help you, what would you say to them? >> i would say thank you for the support. >> last month ariel castro, the man accused of holding them, was deemed mentally fit to stand trial and denied visitation with the 6-year-old girl that he fathered with amanda berry. he has pleaded not guilty to 329 counts, you might remember, of kidnapping and rape charges. his trial is scheduled for august. we do have much more of this, the entire video of all three women speaking at length, i should say, on our facebook page. you can logon to our news 4 today facebook page. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 4:35. we are learning just how slowly asiana flight 214 was traveling short of the runway in san francisco. the ntsb says everything seemed normal about a minute and a half before the crash when autopilot was switched off. it continued on a normal descent until the final 16 seconds. that's when the plane bega

i'm going to ask my mother gina to remember the day that george asked her to marry him. i'm going to ask my sister rebecca what it was like to play tennis with dad, competing with him to win game, set and match. i'll ask jennifer what it was like to go to the opera with him. or chris how he and dad shared a love of talent, love and talent for basketball, making them heroes, if not studs on and off the courts. i'm going to remember the nights george took me to my first r-rated movie, the longest yard, the original one. or when he bought an alpha romeo much to the delight of his children and ire of his wife. our vacations of sea ranch and houses with primer color doors, [speaker not understood] where we skinny dip as a family. i'm going to remember the night george when the mayoral election and we rode up portola and my father extended his arms out as if he owned this town, this town he loved with the fierce heart of his. or stopping at lorenzo's at the end of the columbus day parade for a drink. i'm going to start this kind of memorial next year on george's birthday. and

gina dejesus put up a fence that was donated and grateful to receive that support from so many people, and it's been hard to take but there have been many visits from curious onlookers. >> i really wasn't when this happened. >> the difference is privacy, of her to be able to come out, walk out and do what she wants. >> gina's mother says the fence means a lot to her daughter because having to stay indoors was kind of like hiding again. it's one step back from the dark days of captivity. >>> the world's most expensive burger is about to be served but it didn't come from a farm. >> yeah, also, a holdup fit for a movie. staggering amounts of jewelry taken in a brazen robbery in a famous city that really fits the setting. >>> and new developments in that tragic boat accident involving a wedding party just days before the big day. new information about the groom's condition and the investigation into what happened when we come back. >>> welcome back. it is a rocky start to the week for the stock market. stocks sank in asia today with japan's nikkei index down almost 3%. it's sending u.s. s

that's gina dejesus sitting next to her parents. she said very little, her spokesman asking questions off camera. >> gina, if you could say something to each and every person out there who contributed money to your fund to help you, what would you say to them? >> i would say thank you for the support. >> and, of course, there's michelle knight. prosecutors say ariel castro got her pregnant, then forced her to miscarry. >> thank you, everyone, for your love, support, and donations, which helped me build a brand-new life. i just want everyone to know i'm doing just fine. i may have been through hell and back, but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face and with my held held high. >> each woman and separately in the video shot july 2nd at a law office in cleveland. >> i don't want to be consumed by hatred. with that being said, we need to take a leap of faith and know that god is in control. >> as the girls speak out, ariel castro remains locked up, now charged with hundreds of counts including kidnapping, rape,

in a statement today their attorney says amanda, gina, and michelle are relieved by today's plea. they are satisfied by this resolution to the case. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am. >> reporter: the only time the three women have spoken was july 9th. >> help me, i'm amanda berry! >> reporter: it was a 911 call from amanda berry that unraveled a decade-old mystery and led police to the house of horrors where the women, and a child he fathered with berry, were imprisoned. >> reporter: castro has said he wants to see that child again. >> i miss my daughter very much. >> reporter: prosecutors said today they will fight to make sure that never happens. and for this house of horrors where that young child was born, cleveland officials say it will be torn down within the next month. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> now to the abc news exclusive and to the brand new shock waves tonight in the george zimmerman case. after that juror broke her silence, telling our robin roberts that george zimmerman got away with murder. >> for myself, he's guilty, because the evidence shows he's gu