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the income tax rate they pay now or 20%. it would keep the hugely mortgage interest and deductions for families earning less than half a million a year and would cut the corporate tax rate from 5% to 20 and temporarily slash it to 5.25 and eliminate taxes on stock dividends and long term capital gains. perry says he aims to unleash american ingeneral unite for a new american century. >> we will set our employers and our people free by slashing the cost of government, cutting taxes for the middle class families, balancing our budget and growing our economy. the future of america is to...

Entered. they say they are trying to determine if that is a worthwhile lead. nothing is being ruled out. anyone with information is being asked to call 408-witness. there is $11,000 reward in addition -- 480-witness. we hope someone will call. >> and heather, in the case of a missing will kansas city baby lisa irwin. this surveillance videotape shows a mystery man leaving the area during night of the disappearance. hoping they will support their claim she was abducted. the parents told police she was taken from the bedroom window and investigators scouring the family's home for clues. there ar...

No one in the streets? i've heard this question a million times. have you asked yourself that question? what is the answer you've come to before now? >> i think what you see now on wall street is the final exasperation of folks that just aren't going to take it anymore. decided to take it to the streets. it is perhaps what the trade union movement should have done several years ago in 2008, 2009. it wasn't done, but certainly we are joining the protests now. there's a value in the protests and bringing attention to the fact that there's a great wealth disparity in this country. greater than it...

To before now? >> i think what you see now on wall street is the final exasperation of folks that just aren't going to take it anymore. decided to take it to the streets. it is perhaps what the trade union movement should have done several years ago in 2008, 2009. it wasn't done, but certainly we are joining the protests now. there's a value in the protests and bringing attention to the fact that there's a great wealth disparity in this country. greater than it's ever been before, perhaps. and i want to two back to new york state for a quick moment -- >> yeah, please. >> the elimination of the...

Impacts for those folks who are working at the investment banks and your membership and other working people around the country. they said to themselves, why is no one in the streets? i've heard this question a million times. have you asked yourself that question? what is the answer you've come to before now? >> i think what you see now on wall street is the final exasperation of folks that just aren't going to take it anymore. decided to take it to the streets. it is perhaps what the trade union movement should have done several years ago in 2008, 2009. it wasn't done, but certainly we are jo...