attention and focus. reporter: john s academic struggles grew into career struggles. i d always hit walls in terms of trying to climb the job ladder and move on to bigger and better things. a lot of it was because i couldn t get organized. reporter: a combination of medication and behavioral therapies made john super-productive at work. bonuses followed. i think the first year on the medication, we blew our numbers out of the water and i got about a 145% bonus. it was absolutely enormous. we ve never seen that much money in one big fell swoop. reporter: ashley is about to publish a novel, a feat unimaginable before going on
16.3%. asians 7.2% lower than the national average. bill, we have talked about it before, but viewers may not understand the nuances of that. what does that break down tell you? the economy doesn t treat everyone the same. rates vary by race and gender. they vary by your age and this recession has been very, very similar to past recessions that those at the lower part of the job ladder, less skill, age, they have brought in the recession but one thing that has been brought out in the data, it is similar, but during this recession before it started, men and women have similar unemployment rates because construction and manufacturing took a greater hit. and women in education and