, i'm joined by katie wright, head of global affairs at oxfam in the u.k. good evening to you. these numbers are startling. who do you blame? whose fault is it that we have this inequality? >> it is really a systemic failure on the part of governments for not doing enough to make sure that our economies work for everybody and not just those at the top. but also the owners of companies who have choices to make about the wages they pay, about how tax they pay, it seems to be increasingly a choice for companies. and so we are asking business , leaders and political leaders to act on what we really see as an inequality crisis. brent: you say that the political establishment is partly to blame here. what do you say to reports from the u.n. and from major governments from europe and the u.s. who say that there have never been as many people being brought out of poverty that we're seeing right now? what about this growing middle class on the planet? >> we absolutely agree. for the last 15 years we have absolutely had the story of poverty reduction. we have had decreased poverty since

it started with care bill watson try to issue a citation to hear katie wright for expired inspection sticker. but the mayor refused to stop it took off our lease brown is live at city hall with much more on the history behind this dramatic incidentally lucy andre it safe to say things got pretty heated out here between these two have left had a pretty strained relationship. sheriff watson was at city hall to hear about councilmember bill moody being fined fifteen hundred for speaking about counseling happenings outside of a closed door meeting on top of that moody had to pay that fine last night and he said he had no idea where that cash was going after the meeting watson tried to give mayor write a citation for an expired inspection sticker was seven months past due share of trying to talk to the mayor couple of times but was brushed aside. so eventually the sheriff in portsmouth police officers chased the mayor through portsmouth mayor ended up stopping and was given a citation for that expired sticker. here's what the sheriff had to say he's not above the law is just a mayor and t

"katy was a member here at fort wright crossfit, more than that she was a part of our family. she was always at the 4:30 class" friends describe young as someone who really encouraged others around her. "she was a total motivator, she would cheer you on till the end, even if you were the last person done. she was still cheering you on she always looked at the best in everybody." young was also involved with the rwb, whose mission is to enrich the lives of america's veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity. "that's just katy, she was very selfless. she was always wanting to help people." so in her honor a workout of the day, will be held. "running classes throughout the day, just kind of bringing people together and do what she loved to honor her that way." the event will take place this thursday at fort wright crossfit, for more information on how you can get our website at fox19 dot com. reporting live fox19 now. republican bevin has big plans... for kentucky's budget over the next two years. the governor just delivered his state of