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narrÓ su historia en un libro asÍ como han hecho las otras dos chicas que estuvieron con Él, amanda y gina estas dos en un comunicado dijeron que han tenido un aÑo lleno de sanaciÓn, crecimiento y fortaleza. >>> y ya empezÓ hacerse justicia en el caso de uno abuela que de claro ada muerta por error en un hospital de california supuesta para ti la familia fue terrible, peor aÚn cuando se supo que la pobre anciana habÍa despertado en el congelador de la morgue y que pasÓ los Últimos minutos de su vida tratando de escapar de esa bolsa plÁstica en la que la habÍan envuelto. >>> carlos hablÓ con el viudo. >>> es una muerte fea. >>> en medio de su soledad por lo menos hoy guadalupe celo braun victoria legal una corte determinÓ que su familia puede proceder con una demanda de negligencia contra el hospital dÓnde su esposa murio. >>> bien en junio del 2010 su

dejesus, and soon after, michelle and gina were chained together in that boarded-up room. >> when wen by things that he said, we would tell each other, you know, it's okay. that one day it would be over. we'll try to encourage ourselves to keep hope that we will go home, even though sometimes we didn't feel like we were. >> hope was hard to come by, until december, 2006, when michelle was forced to deliver amanda berry's daughter, jocelyn. >> it was just so amazing to actually bring a new life into the world, but it was also traumatic at the same time. >> you write that you saved the baby's life. >> yes. the baby came out not breathing. and at the point in time, i knew what he'd say if the baby didn't come out breathing. i'll kill you. >> he told you that he would kill you if the baby didn't survive? >> yes. >> he wanted that baby? >> yes. >> who did he consider his family, all of you? >> yeah. but i was like the traitor of the family. >> the tough one. >> yep. >> you smile when you say that. that was important to you to remain defiant? >> yeah. >> and now it's a source of pride. >>

. >>> today marks exactly one year since michelle knight, amanda berry and gina dejesus escaped fromand's west side where they were held prisoner for about a decade, raped and tortured repeatedly. shortly after being captured, he killed himself in prison. michelle knight has written a book, while finding me a decade of darkness, a life reclaimed. she is a remarkably strong person. here is my interview with her. on the outside no one knew the horrors of what was happening inside. for months michelle knight was all alone, chained, starved, brutally beaten and raped by her captor. >> i take myself outside of myself and look at a brighter side. at least i'm not dead yet. >> then on april 21st, 2003 -- >> if anybody knows anything about my daughter, i wish somebody would come forward. >> michelle saw tv reports that a young girl called amanda berry had gone missing. >> when you heard that, what did you think? >> the first thought in my head is he did it. >> you knew right away? >> yeah. >> the man she's referring to, ariel castro, had in fact kidnapped amanda berry. even though they were

i'm here, i'm free now. >> the police arrived, but inside their boarded-up bedroom, michelle and ginahiding from what they thought were burglars. >> i hear a noise but anybody can say police. then i noticed some form of a big person. i was like, okay, maybe this might be. and i see a badge. i see numbers. and then i hear the police radio. i just said, i ran right into her arms. and i literally choked her. >> into the policewoman's arms? >> yeah. >> do you remember saying anything. >> i said please don't let me go. please don't put me down. >> you actually were in her arms? >> yeah, i actually had my legs wrapped around her and my arms like this. she was like, that girl literally choked me. and then when -- >> did it seem real to you? >> at the time, no. it didn't. it seemed unreal. >> at 32 years old, michele walked out that front door for the very first and last time. rushed to a hospital, she was treated for a long list of health issues due to the years of beatings and neglect. although she was free, she was also all alone. estranged from her family when she was released from the ho

, he abducted 14-year-old gina dejesus.michelle and gina were chained together in that boarded u room. >> when we were sad and we got knock down by things that he said, we would tell each other, you know, it's okay, that one day it will be over. try to encourage ourselves to keep hope. that we would go home. even though sometimes we didn't feel like we were. >> reporter: hope was hard to come by. until december 2006 when michelle was forced to deliver amanda berry's daughter jocelyn. >> it was just so amazing to actually bring a new life into the world. but it was also traumatic. >> reporter: you write that you saved the baby's life. >> yes. the baby came out not breathing. and at the point in time, i knew what he said, if the baby didn't come out breathing, i'll kill you. >> reporter: he told you he would kill you if the baby didn't survive? >> yeah. >> reporter: he wanted that baby born? >> yes. >> reporter: who did he consider his family, all of you? >> yeah. but i was, like, the traitor of the family. >> reporter: you s

i see gina and amanda on tv. them through prayers. >> of ariel castro, the man who kept the three girls chained in that house of horrors you give the impression at least on the outside he was the ideal neighbor though later you wrote in the book, there were dots there just never connected. what dots? >> ariel's good cook, he's exceptionally well chef, i find out later, through chitchatting through people throughout the networks, that food that i was high-fiving him and saying, man you ought to have your own restaurant, that was one of those girls, see what i'm coming from? check me out now, he says he don't trust him -- why not, they want to kill you -- if they thought poison was in it, and i'm a new kid, my music's blaring and i'm a thorn in your side, why not give it to me? for a year, i've been that man's guinea pig. if i dropped dead -- >> his taste tester. >> ariel castro would have been the only one saying, you know what, you almost had me. >> incredible. in the wake of all of this, people took exceptional

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that was where amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus were held for years. ahead of today's anniversary, berry released a statement saying she had grown and has so much to live for. dejesus is learning to drive. and michelle knight's book is out today. she talked to cnn's anderson cooper last night about the first few days in captivity. >> there was a day i screamed until i had no voice. still nobody heard it. and when he hears you scream, he just shoves a sack or a cloth down your throat until you choke on it. >> she's living on her own and has taken up boxing. amanda berry and gina dejesus will be at an awards event. >>> let's look at weather across the nation. more hot and windy fire conditions in oklahoma. it will be dry in the northeast, with a few showers in maine and virginia. showers from the dakotas to mn. some rain and snow in the rockies. >> another day of searing heat in kansas, oklahoma and texas. triple digits in some places. and cooler than average and milder temperatures in the rest of the country. >>> coming up, bored with your ordinary latt

joining me is heidi and her wife gina and their two sons. for being with me. >> thank you for asking us. >> i should start, i guess, with happy anniversary. you were the first couple to get a marriage license in north hampton as i understand it. take me back to that day and set the scene for us at city hall. >> well, the first thing was we had met with the city clerk to figure out what we were going to do. it was just as new to them as it was to us. that morning, we walked into the plaza in front of city hall where we get our marriage license and there was hundreds of people waiting. there was people waiting in line to get their own marriage licenses. there were people who brought their children out of school to be witness to history. it was a big party scene. people were giving out wedding cake, balloons, and it was really a festive day. >> we talked to the former city clerk that signed the licenses, and she told us she was shocked how far the movement has come. she said she expected it to snowball soon saying momentum has picked up, and i

because me and gina, we actually thought somebody was breaking in. >> you heard noises downstairs?t happened? >> there was crash, pounding on doors. then we didn't hear no sound. >> did you know that amanda had run out of the house? >> no. we didn't have no clue. whatsoever that she had taken off. >> did you know that he was gone? >> well, yeah. we knew he was gone somewhere. but we thought it was a trick. you know, like he was just in the backyard, but he was waiting for somebody to be stupid. >> but this time, it wasn't a trick. and amanda berry was able to breakthrough the door with her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> you need to wait for the balance. >> i need police. >> what's been going on? >> i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years and i'm here, i'm free now. >> the police arrived, but inside their boarded up bedroom, michelle and gina were hiding from what they thought were burglars. >> i heard a noise, but anybody can say police. i notice some form of a big person. i was like okay, maybe this might be. and i see a badge. i see

we found them. >> i was like, gina, gina, you won't believe this. going home. >> wow. >> my goodness. all right. >>> coming up next, a stunning new report on climate change. more on the drastic weather changes we could soon see. >>> an alarming new report on climate change is expected to be released this week by the federal government. the latest in a series of influential studies on the topic. >> a draft of the report includes a sobering forecast about how climate and weather conditions may change here in the united states. nbc's ann curry reports. >> reporter: this scene, a street collapsing after a heavy downpour in baltimore last week, is one example of extreme weather events that may be more common in the future according to a draft of the national climate assessment. the report by a 60-member committee including the defense department, the american cancer society and chevron, in addition to climate scientists, says the warming is primarily driven by human activity. and predicts temperatures in the u.s. could soar by as much as 10 degrees by 21

. >> reporter: gina and her husband paul land out flowers near the plaza in san francisco. >> he wasn't very capable of living on his own. >> reporter: in the process of switching medications their son jackson miller drove from cuper to the t ino to san francisco nearly four years ago. today a forensic team may produce new leads. >> we were convinced that he was roaming around the city and not well. a sighting indicated he was not well. >> reporter: he and other children may roam the streets of san francisco this mother's day. like sean fitty who's been missing for nearly a year. >> he suffered a traumatic brain injury right before going missing so that probably has a lot to do with it. >> reporter: gina and lin along with three other mothers are committed to keeping their son's cases in the spotlight as they search. >> i don't think any parent stops looking. >> and plead for the phone to ring. >> you just want to hear their voice. and mothers keep the hope. and jackson, please call. we miss you more than you can even imagine. >> reporter: if you see jackson or sean or any of the other

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remember amanda berry and michelle knight and gina dejesus. you remember the hero from cleveland.charles ramsey has a new book out called dead give away. he's the one that freed amanda berry which led to the release of michelle and gina and in his book he talks about what happened on that afternoon and he also -- i don't know if it's a little t.i.d. bit, but he was given 2,000 free hamburgers and he give them to the homeless. you might want to check out his book. it's supposed to be pretty good. >> one of my favorite one more things in a long time. check out martin molar from cbs. he says president obama is now boarding his 1,000th flight on air force one. i did a little math on that. president obama average flight, 2,000 hours, $228,000 per hour and that's from the military. they tell us that's how much it costs to operate air force one. and guess what that comes out to taxpayer dollars, $456,576,000 taxpayer dollars. >> half a billion dollars. gee. >> he has taken more flights than anybody has at this point. >> that's fine. a lot of golf. >> bob, your turn. >> when i was a much

. >> also in that same neighborhood, gina green, a nurse was sexually assaulted and murdered in her home. in all three cases the common thread was the telephone. either the killer took the victim's telephone or used the cord to train his victim. this led to speculation the killer asked his victims for assistance. everything he touched it took him. those were his trophies. >> when residentthey learned a was on the p loose they took every procaution. at night the streets were empty. it wasn't enough. several months later, the killer struck again. 23-year-old denae colam never returned home. she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death. a witness reported sighing a white male in a white pick up truck near the cemetery juxt like pam's case. and the killer wasn't through. the body. 26-year-old carry was found near the whiskey bay bridge, not far from where pam's body was discovered. dna tests confirmed the same man sexually and presumably killed all five women. >> i think he was doing a lot of surveillance work. he was stopping his victims. he knew his move pts. he will be tough to catch. >

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one year ago today, amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus emerged from captivity held for yearsn whose deprevity was almost beyond comprehension. >> this morning we open the "world news now" vault to may 6th, 2013 when the girls were discovered. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> that's the voice of amanda berry calling 911. the last time anyone in her family heard that voice she was a day shy of turning 17. tonight she is 27 years old and free. thanks in part to police, she got an ovation on this street and thanks in large part to a passing neighbor named charles ramsey. >> i look and see this girl and she's going nuts on the door. i was like what's your problem? if you are stuck open the door. she said i can't he has it locked. >> and i looked and it is only enough to reach your hand out and grab the mail and close the door. naturally going to pry it open. that didn't work. we had to kick out the bottom. luckily that door was aluminum. it was cheap. she climbed out with her daughter. >> inside the home they found dejesus who went missing from this neighborhood nine years ago and

. >> i'm joined now by gina martinez, a reporter at kwes news west 9 in midland, texas.with us on skype. and joe nick is an author of the dallas cowboyets, outrageous history of the biggest loudest most hated best loved football team in america. that's some title, right? then dr. michael oversnyder is a psychologist at ash burn psychological and psychiatric surface enes a back with me in the hot seat is sunny hostin. gina, it is surprising to hear that some people there place the blame on students. why is that? >> well, don, lot of people are around 18, 19 years old. others feel they are adults an they know what they're diddioin. but like you heard someone say, the student needs to know when to draw the line. under texas law, it is illegal to start a relationship with a student no matter their age. >> why are there so many instances of this in one town in 13 months. >> i guess there are a couple thoughts. the first would be that there are a lot of p the second would be that there aren't. these are five reported cases, meaning that these were five teach wloers got caught.

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amanda barry, gina de jesus and amanda knight. and tonight a southern california woman kidnapped 10 years ago, brainwashed and forced into marriage is finally back home. her captor now under arrest. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we want to show you the first picture of the victim. it is from our sister station in los angeles. it is a 10-year-old picture from when the victim first imigrated from mexico to the u.s. her photo is blurred to protect her identity. >> he is accused of kidnapping, raping and imprisoning that woman. >> lilian has the latest from the newsroom. gite victim -- the victim is now 25 and her captor forced her to mary him and -- marry him and fathered her child. he did everything he could to avoid detection. they moved several times and he gave her a new identity. >> he later returns and has document taigs with the new information regarding her and her nameett stetson seth raw and -- name et cetera and says this is your new name and he changed her identity. >> it started in santa ana 10 ye

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nbc is live in san francisco where gina, i understand the shooter was released from jail just this evening? >> reporter: he was, jessica. shot apartment building where that 68-year-old man shot and killed his 26-year-old neighbor. police arrested the shooter does night. but tonight he is out of jail. while the district attorney worked to see if he was defending himself in his own home or if a crime was committed. tonight the victim says he belong behind bars. >> we always hung out -- >> i think it is dream and i will just wake up. >> they can't believe their brother, stephan, is gone. >> he did everything for the family. expenses. just support. for me and my brother. and my mom especially. >> his family says the 26-year-old went out for drinks friday night to celebrate his upcoming college graduation. friend dropped him at home around 1:40 saturday morning. his family says he went to the floor floor instead of the fifth floor looking for his family apartment. police say he got inside 68-year-old's apartment. where he shot and killed the san francisco state student. police booked 68-year-ol

amanda barry, gina de jesus and amanda knight. and tonight a southern california woman kidnapped 10 years ago, brainwashed and forced into marriage is finally back home. her captor now under arrest. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we want to show you the first picture of the victim. it is from our sister station in los angeles. it is a 10-year-old picture from when the victim first imigrated from mexico to the u.s. her photo is blurred to protect her identity. >> he is accused of kidnapping, raping and imprisoning that woman. >> lilian has the latest from the newsroom. gite victim -- the victim is now 25 and her captor forced her to mary him and -- marry him and fathered her child. he did everything he could to avoid detection. they moved several times and he gave her a new identity. >> he later returns and has document taigs with the new information regarding her and her nameett stetson seth raw and -- name et cetera and says this is your new name and he changed her identity. >> it started in santa ana 10 ye

. >> amanda barry and gina dejesus were the guests of honor at this washington, d.c., event. the national center for missing and exploited children recognized the women whose rescue one year ago made news around the world. >> i want to thank the center for everything they've done and that they continue do, not just for us, but for all the missing kids and their families. >> on may 6, barry, dejesus, and another woman michelle knight were rescued from the cleveland home of ariel castro after ten years being held captive. barry broke through the screen door and went to a neighbor and called 911. >> help me, i'm amanda barry, i was kidnapped for ten years and i'm free now. >> castro was arrested and plead guilty to kidnapping and holding the women. he was sentenced in august to more than 1,000 years in prison but committed suicide in his cell a month later. both women said they are thankful for the support they've received from their families and from their community. >> if i could say only one thing, that would be this. never give up hope. because miracles do happen. >> reporte

gina dejesus and soon after michelle and gina were chained together in that boarded up room. >> whensad and we got knocked down by things that he said, we would tell each other, you know, it's okay. one day it would be over. we would try to encourage ourselves to keep hope that we would go home even though sometimes we didn't feel like we were. >> hope was hard to come by until december 2006 when michelle was forced to deliver amanda berry's daughter, joycelyn. >> it was so amazing to bring a new life into the world but it was also traumatic at the same time. >> you write that you saved the baby's life. >> yes. the baby came out not breathing. and at the point in time i knew what he said that if the baby didn't come out breathing, i'll kill you. >> he told you he would kill you if the baby didn't survive? he wanted that baby born? >> yes. >> who did he consider his family? all of you? >> yeah. but i was the traitor of the family. >> the tough one? >> yep. >> you smile when you say that. that was important to you to remain defiant. >> yeah. >> now it's a source of pride that you remai

. >> gina dejesus and amanda berry made an appearance. berry broke down as she thanked the national center for missing and exploited children. >> if i could say only one thing, it would be this -- never give up hope because miracles do happen. >> miracles do happen. the girls had lunch with vice president biden. >>> climate scientists are warning that weather extremes of today will only become worse unless drastic steps are taken. some 300 scientists and authors behind the report say the change in climates will bring powerful storms and bigger wildfires. president obama is pushing for more solar and wind power and stricter rules for existing power plants. >> the good news is that we've already taken some big actions, whether it's increasing fuel efficiency standards on cars, increasing efficiency on appliances. but we have to do more. we have a chance to turn back these rising temperatures if we take some bold actions now. >> critics are calling the report alarmist and justification for government overreach. and some scientists are pointi

amanda barry, gina de jesus and amanda knight. and tonight a southern california woman kidnapped 10 years ago, brainwashed and forced into marriage is finally back home. her captor now under arrest. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we want to show you the first picture of the victim. it is from our sister station in los angeles. it is a 10-year-old picture from when the victim first imigrated from mexico to the u.s. her photo is blurred to protect her identity. >> he is accused of kidnapping, raping and imprisoning that woman. >> lilian has the latest from the newsroom. gite victim -- the victim is now 25 and her captor forced her to mary him and -- marry him and fathered her child. he did everything he could to avoid detection. they moved several times and he gave her a new identity. >> he later returns and has document taigs with the new information regarding her and her nameett stetson seth raw and -- name et cetera and says this is your new name and he changed her identity. >> it started in santa ana 10 ye

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thousand and three more than thirty years after she was abducted from her home and murdered by the ira gina cargo of thirty seven year old mother of ten was wrongfully accused of being a british and for her son michael says he knew some of those who abducted her. it had been warned that gunpoint to stay silent the whole unit because of the mosque the last i see most of the mahler but they are an ignorant and momo a crown. in nineteen nineteen during the ira finally admitted murdering jean and several other so called disappeared people who were abducted killed and secretly buried by irish republicans during the troubles. at that time gerry adams was the leader of the ira's political wing he's always denied any involvement in the murders adam slater reinvented themselves as in northern ireland peace maker and is a populist opposition politician in the irish parliament speaker department at jean's daughter. welcome to the rest. but mr abbott denied pain in the night he think he thought the fed cuts above. and he thinks he's a great man he brought the case here sooner than i have to remember wh

gina alman. [speaker not understood]. >>> hi, my name is gary kutz, i'm a tech in psych [speaker not understood]. i came today because i feel it's important that people notice -- or people know that the staffing and the assault ratios have been coming up quite a bit in the last couple of years. and we're down to one unit, one acute unit. we used to have four not too many years ago. we have one now, and part of the problem is the other unit that remains [speaker not understood] has been changed to a subacute unit. what that means is the patients have got 7b, they get transferred to 7c when they get better. we place them in the streets or in a hotel or bed and care. merrily we go along. what's happened is we have such a heavy load of severely troubled psychiatric patients, the acute ward 7b is getting overwhelmed with high acuity patients. and unfortunately that's falling over to 7c now. it's very difficult to explain this whole arrangement and i was kicking myself trying to figure out how best to

se convirtiÓ en la favorita de la casa, castro tenÍacierta fascinaciÓn por ella, y luego apareciÓ gina estar encarcelada otra vez. como saben, castro se suicidÓ, dicen que castro sabÍa que lo inevitable se acercaba, por eso bajÓ la seguridad, y querÍa que su vida -hija fuera a la escuela,revelaciones que dejan mucho que pensar. >> segÚn un reporte de la prensa asociada de las jÓvenes han muerto por mordeduras de serpiente, y al menos 20 estÁn enfermas. >> el nuevo cÓdigo penal del sultanato, incluye la lapidaciÓn por delitos homosexuales y adulterios, desmembramiento de exoneradas por robo. 894 es la cantidad de sacerdotes que el vaticano removiÓ, la santa sede reveló la cifra en ginebra. el embajador del vaticano ante la onu dijo que 2500 sacerdotes se les impuso un castigo canÓnico, los representantes de las vÍctimas no se mostraron satisfechos, dicen que la iglesia minimiza los casos, y no los llevaron a la justicia civil. >> la la explicarÍa mÓnica lewinsky dice que se siente avergonzada. >> a un alcalde en bolivia se le fue la mano tocando a una periodista, esto ha causado indigna

. >> our supporters to say a prayer for gina roberson who remains hospital iced for a stress relatedher in this harrisburg community. >> maybe he was thirsty. >> yum. bob? you all right, bob? >> i'm going to pass. >> my one more thing hits close to home. wanted to give you an update on the slide fire burning in arizona from sedona up to flagstaff. the fire has burned 4800 acres, 7 1/2 square miles. still not much containment, which is not good. but they have 750 firefighters out there, lots of hot shot crews. but it does remind us of the tragic event last year when 19 firefighters who were part of a hot shot crew were killed. we wanted to honor their memory and thank everyone out there now who is fighting that fire. and protecting my hometown of flagstaff. and all of the homes in the fire's path. >> good one. since bob i guess aren't going to do one, any honorable mentions for best singer of all time? greg? >> i would say me. >> really? >> billy idol. ann wilson. >> tweet us your favorites. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" up next. >> it is my

now, ramsey is speaking out about that day, when he helped free amanda berry, gina de jesus and michelle knight from ariel castro's home. in a new memoir, ramsey says he and knight have become friends... and they see each other several times a week. a local burger restaurant gave ramsey 2 thousand dollars in free burgers for his heroism... but he says he gave them all to the homeless. trending online this morning ... a woman in sudan has been sentenced to death, for converting to christianity. she is married to a christian... and she's eight months pregnant. a sudanese court has given the woman four days to renounce any christian beliefs, and return to islam, or be executed. the state department is calling upon sudan's government to respect the woman's right to freedom of religion. >> breaking their silence for the first time since surveillance video came about. the released a statement apologizing for what they call an unfortunate incident. it's not a correct address of the cause or what caused the attack. they said the family has all moved on. >> reminder if you have a question for dem

she and gina will remain friend and work for the community. >> nicely done. have got to get enough chlorophy chlorophyll. burger king is making a big change to its classic slogan. for 40 years, burger king has been saying "have it your way" in their ad. they have said they're changing it from "have it your way" to "be your way." i don't get it. i don't understand. am i ordering a whopper or coming out to my family? seems like a lot. seems like a lot. and the new slogan has more emotional appeal. they say it remind customers that they can and should live how they want anytime. i would be so mad if i was the guy in charge of supplies for burger king. because, you're changing two word in the slogan. now i have to print 8 trillion new cups. does burger king know they could not have a tag line and as long as they have hamburgers, literally no one would care. there are some major, nerd news today. as you are probably aware. there is a "batman/superman" movie in 2016. finally a movie about superman. [ cheers and applause ] and today, warner brothers announced the ti

the vice president for policy gina rodriguez, says california is already the anti-business state, isn't there a danger that adding those disincentives that california will be contrary to big corporations? >> not at all. california is one of the nation's biggest markets. companies want to be here, and we have a very high quality of life in california. this is really an incentive program. it's voluntary. right now, the corporate tax rate is are 8.8%. our bill would say, if you voluntarily have a ceo pay ratio that is reasonable, 100 times more than the average worker, you can lower your tax rate to 8%. if -- and we have some corporations in california that actually have a 25-to-1 tax differential. their tax rates can go down to 7%. >> but california's unemployment rate is 7.8%. that's a point and a half above the national average. couldn't this make the state lose more jobs? if i were a ceo and i got to tell you i love california. but let me put myself in the hands of a ceo that's making a ton of money, it would be easy for me to move my corporate headquarters to nevada, which couldn't ev