money to be able to take on the money establishment in washington, d.c., in the centers across the country. he hasn t done anything, really this tax cut is a missed opportunity. we did need tax reform. the tax system is too complicated. the corporate tax system is a mess. all of these things do need reform, but he s not doing anything to drive investment in pensacola or into youngstown, if you look at the fact that 80% of venture capital money goes to three states, to new york, california and massachusetts. and 90% of it goes to men, only 1% to african-americans. if you reform the tax code, you look at the system and say, how can we get this wealth that s being created in the united states and get it to the communities left behind in the global economy. so he s betrayed these workers and come up with no plan to help them. congressman tim ryan of ohio. always good to see you.
and see how you think this administration is doing on helping people like you. we welcome that. thank you, j.j. thank you. venture capital money is por treyed as the golden ticket. con vinls them to invest in you and you have it made. the founders of little passports thought that until they were rejected by every one they talked to. they had to rethink how to get their company off the ground with close to nothing in cash or resources. in the world stella and amy come from, getting venture capital money for a new business seemed like t only way to go. here in the bay area, your ability to raise money from top tier venture funds is a pedigree, a bragging right. it s hard not to get caught up in that. they met at ebay where they were surrounded by venture funded companies. they assumed they would follow
the success of his book and inspired a lot of people and opened poem s eyes to a lot of things plus his experience as a venture capitalist in silicon valley was the great combination to work with him. why is 80% of the money flowing to a concentrated area? a lot of great things happening in that area but most of the venture capital is there and it s easier to get in the car and fly to the company than drive to the company in a car. that is starting to change and we want to accelerate that and some of that is making sure the vin tour capitalist on the coast realize the gate companies being built in chicago and st. louis and all over the country and not just in san francisco and new york. california and new york and massachusetts where the venture capital money goes to. my question how do you get people to stay home in places like southern ohio, western pennsylvania, you know, northern kentucky? how do you get them to stay home? i don t necessarily mean them to stay home if they
jail was either good luck or good planning themselves manage to bust through a maintenance hatch above the shower themselves crawled through a pipe space in the roof. then they knocked out a cement block to get to another room that & that took them the an unlocked side door which they pushed open for freel. the longer the manhunt continues for the other two inmates, still on the run, police tend to gain more options to find them. the more likely they ll run out of money. the more likely they ll have to go to people they know to get helpful get money. to be harbor asked hidden. it has happened before. prisoners getting help from the other side to evade the law. like this escape caught on camera in garland county, arkansas. the inmate jumped over a counter and through a glass window and he had someone waiting outside with the getaway car. nearly a month went by before authorities tracked him down and arrested him in florida. more recently, two convicts,
accidently died, that michelle was just a burden. that she wanted everything and he gave her drugs, got ler in the tub and put her face down in the water like that hypothetical posed to the medical examiner today. erin? thank you very much. jean casarez covering that trial. halloween has finally arrived, that s why i m wearing black. the night when people and their poor, poor pets sadly are denied dignity, dressed up lining the streets looking for tricks and treats. you probably seen the stores and candy clogging for weeks but unless there is a ton of last-minute shopping, this halloween is scary. they expect halloween spending to hit $7 billion in the u.s. which frankly sounds like an absurd amount of money but down from last year. it s not about america. halloween s roots are in a festival but it didn t really take off as a holiday until religious america got ahold and