her education others also help and millicent wants to do the same when she finishes her schooling. and to be nice. and. possibly and like doing community work but can be doing community where because i feel i have done for the vulnerable. her son favorite is proud of her. just given. i feel good because my mother is also learning me so one day she can become a nurse. but i'm learning so i can become an engineer. when i grow up i'll take care of my parents. to get near. to have a better life that's also some lottie's go he went back to school at the age of forty two. in a country town of i'm gong adults learn side by side with children but samuel needs a lot more time than they do especially in biology and chemistry. of to trade because. it's a little. over two million of those addicts and they're going to continue to me to put them in is. one reason is that sonny will doesn't always come to class. for example mundus tuesday come on when is it soon find the continued lagging behind the scenes have to be to excuse what you taught previously for them to end this. but samuel has a hard

millicent gave also worries about money all the time but she still determined to keep going to school until she gets her diploma. probably but it. can be. something that won't do at the moment the point them out. for you the. best thing. she says that when she's a nurse she'll at enough to be able to offer her children at least some support. who cares about the flower industry is destructive impacts idea who cares about global algae bt writes. who cares about homeless people living on the streets of l.a. i do to support sustainable farming in the amazon. are you who cares about equality for women in africa i do not follow do you get really excited . and that's all from global three thousand at this time we're back next week and in the meantime to get hearing from you so drop us a line global three thousand d.w. dot com or visit us on facebook d.w. global society. so you see. the be female. the be. the be. the be. the be. bubonic. plague the a. reliable data objects. the best and the closest to the baltimore it's true for the bank. more old. because my surgical hospital system in. germ

. >> there was a little girl named millicent. >> people from the community are telling them that they are excited. the time has come, the time is now. she is like a role model to me. she reads to us.>> she ends each event with a rating of her home. she is reached 600 bay area kids and give it away 200 books. >> to let them know that they are special. they have a voice. they should always, always stand on that. >> i know and we know that each and every one of you are leaders. >> reporter: for empowering young people with the gift of reading and community leadership this week's award goes to alan montgomery. away.. we'll have more on the drastic drop coming up later on kpix 5 news at 5.. "adlib big board" "adlib big >>> a final check on the big board. the closing bell is just a few minutes away. there is a drastic drop. we will have more on that at 5 pm. a lot of stress on the stock exchange. that does it for us. have a great afternoon. >> bill: you stood up for me. basically believed in me when no one else did. it just reinforced how special you are. i was so lucky to have you by my si

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. >> lisa: millicent hits the nail on the head. i think we can learn a lot through polling. enthusiasm gap closing to such a degree it has throughout this confirmation battle. the big thing to look at is the fact that democrats were already really excited to turn out. we have seen that in all the special elections. republicans weren't as much. this is basically just throwing a grenade on the republican electorate. i have worked in politics for ten years now. i have never been so upset by something than this. >> melissa: i want to point people what's going on the screen there, you see elizabeth warren who obviously loves the crowd, especially a hollywood one, has come out to talk to these processors we see in front of the u.s. district court in washington. as she is speaking, we are also getting word that senator jeff flake has returned to that room where the fbi report is locked up, and he says he is doing more reading on the report. i bring this to your attention because his movement during that last vote made a big difference, and some folks on the right said they should h