the wider view showing more storms down around roanoke and some of these moving towards virginia may actually try to build back into our area overnight tonight. we'll see some of those tonight. a much better chance tomorrow and into friday. not a washout tomorrow, but we are tracking our rain chances. nice this evening. tracking the rain chances the next couple of days. some of those could be heavy. we'll break it down for you. i'll take you hour by hour. see you back here in a minute. >>> now to a gun battle in the middle of a day near a metro station and police station in d.c. someone started shooting around lunchtime. bullets hit the park police headquarters. another shooting reported near the anacostia metro station. pat collins is live in southeast to explain what happened next. >> reporter: wendy, broad daylight in anacostia. two lunchtime shooting incidents near the metro here. around 11:50 this morning a bullet goes through the window of a u.s. park police building in anacostia. there were cops working inside when it happened. >> immediately they put out a warning to everybod

in roanoke, virginia, the back street bar came under attack in september, 2000. >> he was randomly shootingveral people were hit. i guess everybody was scrambling to get out of the way. >> suspect had conversations along the lines of wanting to find gay people and shoot them. >> his arm was up like this. the gun was pointing down and he just started firing. >> reporter: one man was killed, six others wounded. "the washington post" reported that the suspect always hated his last name which happened to be gay. and the taunting that came with it. he was sentenced to four life terms. in seattle, the neighbors nightclub was another terrifying scene. a man had chosen the busiest night of the year, new year's eve, to set fire to the club as revelers celebrated at midnight. staff and club goers got it out quickly. more than 700 people escaped. the suspect claimed he didn't remember setting the fire, but the judge concluded he had done it because he disliked gays. a friend told investigators that the suspect once said homosexual people should be ex-terminated. he was sentenced to ten years in prison

french magazine "charlie hebdo," a blogger killed in bangladesh, and the tv news crew killed near roanoke last year. parker's father spoke to us after the ceremony. >> i think that the fact that she was killed the way she was just underscores what a tremendous gun -- senseless gun issue that wh country today. >> the museum hopes to raise awareness of threats against journalists and the first amendment. >>> a man goes on trial for murdering his wife and staging it to look like a suicide. the grainy surveillance video that could play a big role in this case. >>> hi, i'm pat collins. this is -- well, he doesn't really have a name yet. you see, he's one of 28 cats left in these crates in the rain over the weekend. what's going to happen now? how can you help, the story coming up. >>> and some nice weather for us over the next couple of days, but i'm still tracking the latest on tropical storm collin as it tries to move up this way. impacts for us? we'll talk about it. sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? it any long... oh! you know, that reminds me of how geic

roanoke college and newport university. the most recent is a roanoke poll from last month which had them tied. that may suggest tightening, though it's also possible -- you mentioned the bloomberg poll at the top of the discussion. since locking down the democratic nomination and becoming the presumptive nominee, hillary clinton may be getting a bump out of the news. the poll may reflect that. we'll have to wait until more polls. the last to polls had them tied. >> a third southern state that you are focusing on, north carolina. has this become a new battle ground state? >> it most certainly has. it's one of the closest states in 2008 when barack obama won it. in 2012 it was closely contested. it was the only state that mitt romney was able -- that and indiana were the only states mitt romney was able to flip. it was the only real battleground state mitt romney was able to flip. but it only went to him by two points. so it's a state democrats are thinking based on the already large existing african-american population, the

charleston and roanoke 90s and richmond, virginia, 87 degrees. that is fueling the storms to the south and west. mostly cloudy tonight and a few scattered showers. the severe weather should stay to the south over d.c. and virginia, some thunderstorms brushing parts of delaware and extreme southern new jersey overnight. once that low pressure moves out high pressure builds in i'll let you know what that means coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> president obama and vice president biden are in florida to pay tribute to the victims of the pulse nightclub massacre. meanwhile the investigation is shifting to the shooter's wife. marcy gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon the president and vice president only spending a few hours here but in that time meeting with first responders to thank them and visiting the memorial behind me here to pay their respects. >> president obama visiting orlando -- meeting with heart broken families of the 49 people killed inside of pulse nightclub. the first funerals are held and ha

alison parker and adam ward died last year, they were on assignment when roanoke police say a disgruntled former co-worker opened fire and killed them. parker and ward are among 20 journalists whose names will be added to the newseum's memorial wall in a special ceremony at 10:00. >>> first of three men arrested for last week was arraigned on sunday. police say ernest coleman helped kill mitchell. the boy's body was found in a field on thursday. they also have gregory walker and ray portis in custody. they say more charges are expected against those men as this investigation continues. >>> it is going to cost a little more this week to fill up at the pump. gas prices are up 6 cents since the end of may, but they're still nearly 50 cents cheaper than they were this time last year. the national average for a gavel regular gas is $2.36. d.c.'s average price is a little higher at $2.52. in maryland, it 2.34 and in virginia, $2.20. >>> some good news on the other side of the country. firefighters are making a lot of progress in a wildfire in southern california. at this point it's about 80% co

fawn rescues have been an issue in the roanoke area. the wildlife center there says it gets about a call an hour from people worried about fawns. pete may have good intention -- people may have good intentions but when they try to rescue the baby deer they are harming them. >> this time of year, mom will leave them because they are too young to keep one her. so she will forage throughout the day and come back to feed them periodically. michelle: it is best to call before assuming an animal is in trouble. alison: now to hutchinson, kansas. this is quite a story. surprise delivery. last thursday, gina hilltop gave birth to a baby boy weighing 14.4 pounds. jonathan: linebacker! alison: may be one day. they were expecting a big baby consider weighed nine pounds but they were not prepared for baby moses. not only was he heavy, he was 22 inches long. michelle: my gosh! alison: that is two or three inches longer than average. >> they took him out and the nurse said it's a mini sumo wrestler. they showed me. that is a sumo wrestler. michelle: m

hundreds of cars will be on display in roanoke park. live music will be part of the event. the show runs from 8:00 to 4:00, the cruise is downtown in santa rosa at 5:30. >>> also this weekend, beer fest, the good one, the annual extravaganza will offer 120 brews and gourmet food. at the burbank center for the arts. the oldest trail race in america is happening on sunday, the 106th dipsea race begins in downtown mill valley and ends at the beach where runners will cool off in the pacific ocean. a's on the road, giants at home. warriors and sharks continue in the finals. that's your weekend watch. >>> still ahead, vice president joe biden now commenting on the stanford rape case. >>> plus bay area students on a mission to panama, what the group is planning to bring with them as they head to central america next week. and why they say they'll be rewarded with something intangable and invaluable. quack to the stanford sexual assault case and vice president joe biden joined in on the dialogue writing an open letter to the victim in response

she grew up in roanoke, was to we to princetonnt princeton. the is an law students up to do disciplinary hearings in the prison, so it was a way to provide some help but also to test yourself on the feet if you would be a courtroom lawyer. ann was really involved in this organization. i have been involved my first year before i left, in the way she describes it she was supposed to recruit new members. she said we guy is coming back, can you make an effort to go back and convince them to work? she claims that she not only was trying to balance me to come back, but was quickly trying to pay attention to her. and we were in classes together, and she made chocolate chip cookies once for study group, and her side of the story is that from the days of the first chocolate chip cookies, i was a complete gone her. i don't member the cookies, but i remember her well. we have been married 32 years this november, and she is my public service euro. lawyer, anda legal she helped me reform the foster care system of virginia. she played lead, and now she is s

strikes reported with the storm m once restrip away the lightning and where it's located south of roanoke richmond. this cluster here has no impact on the immediate metro area. the clouds will stick around with a few scattered showers moving through the everything. temperatures will fall through the lower 80's to the 70's. waking up tomorrow morning a peek of sunshine. grab the umbrella heading out the door. the highs will make it in the lower 80's by the afternoon. we will see a chance for a few showers and a few pop-up thunderstorms. future cast looks like this. we will call for the showers to stick around for the day tomorrow. coming up, we will talk about the upcoming weekend. i promise a huge, huge improvement on the way. michelle: thank you. "7 on your side" this afternoon. our phone bank is now is open. right now to answer your questions about an i.r.s. phone scam that has been going on. remember the i.r.s. will never call you. if you have questions, you can call us. 703-236-9220. this is actually the biggest issue we get e-mails and phone calls about all the time. we will be here

area and thenphia n there's a tremendous amount ofuo activity from charleston, west virginia, to roanoke richmond. the clouds still hangingou around our area keeping us us going and can't call the all a clear until this front getsronts south but you know what,know wt, that's that pesky front downt to our south tomorrow means there could still be a fewstilba showers because it's closese enough by there we could hav another shower maybe even anve isolated rumble of thunder.hund 79 degrees now but superup humid. you probably don't need me todot tell you that and there's plenty of moisture if any storms do form for some heavyoma rain bulle but right now we're hanging in there.he 66 in hagerstown.herst clouds a few storms for friday i maybe as well.mael we'll take you hour by hour hou through that that forecast and t check ou as beach forecast coming up inag a few minutes.few sarah, laura, back to you.. >> thanks, sue.nks,ue. >>> up ahead gunny gun controlul bid fizzles out in congress. >> the house sit-in ends after 25 hours. how the gop is respondingpond tonight.toni hey, matt. >> hi, sarah

three years later, it was a man named ronald edward gay who opened fire on a gay bar in roanoke, virginia. killed one and injured six more. he said he was tired of people teasing him for having the last name "gay" so he attacked the gay bar and killed someone. 2006, a man wielding a hatchet and a handgun seriously injured three people at a gay bar in new bedford, massachusetts. the man "entered the puzzle's lounge around midnight, he asked the bartender whether it was a gay barn. when the bartender told him it was the gunman pulled out a hatchet and struck the bartender in the head, struck a man who tried to help the victim, pulled a gun out and shot the man, then shot a third man across the bar. new year's eve in 2013, another firebombing eerily similar to that attack 40 years earlier in new orleans that killed more than 30 people. this time at a seattle gay nightclub, 2013. a man got in new year's eve, poured gasoline into the stairwell, lit on it fire. there were 750 people inside that club at that time. thankfully this time, fire codes have gone some distance since then, this time the

it's from roanoke sout southwards through the carolinas. wind damage with small hail, too. as far as wildfires out west, these pictures from justi incredible. temperatures are so warm and all the vegetation just burning with low relative humidity. that will be a problem through the weekend in the west. today, still hot in the southern half of the country. storms in the mid-atlantic. saturday storms from minneapolis through areas of iowa. on sunday, we'll watch for chicago to st. louis. these will be fast-moving storms. we're not expecting a lot of flash flooding over the weekend. nothing like what we saw yesterday in west virginia. >> bill karins, thanks for the update. >>> more domestic news to cover with 350 firefighters continuing to battle this raging wildfire in kern county, california. 1,300 homes have been evacuated with up to 80 burning to the ground. two firefighters had to be airlifted to a hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. so far no fatalities. in baltimore, the police officer who drove the van in which freddie gray sustained fatal head and spinal injurie

w they are the reporter andeported cameraman duo from wdbj in wdb roanoke virginia killed on theit job last august. aug >>> week long farewell underarel way in louisville, can can kentucky to remember the greathg muhammad ali. his body returned to his hometown sunday.unda hundreds gathered for an for interfaith service andin mourners also paid a visit to his childhood home. a public memorial is set foret friday. all the details reportedly ror have been planned by ali b himself.himself. the funeral procession will goo down muhammad ali boulevard.al former president bill clintonlli and billy crystal who used to u do a great impression of muhammad ali will deliver the t eulogy. the service will be streamed online many.onli >> denver broncos cornerbackk aqib talib recovering aftering being shot in the leg at a dallas nightclub over theight weekend. he's expected to be released from the hospital today but isoy not expected to be with the b team when they visit the whitehw house today. us broncos will be in washington celebrating their recent superhr bowl title. >> 6:12.>> 6 to the race for

you canio see in the direction it's heading, it's going to dipng well to our south towards theowt roanoke area. that doesn't mean we're in the m clear. in d.c. we have heavy rain and a some thunderstorms pushing into the region, loudounoudo county dealing with rain this rt hour, fauquier county dealing di with some heavy rain andavin a thunderstorms. i'll take the radar off andr o a just put the lightning on song n you can see where some of the thunderstorms are heading westr onwe i-66, that's where some of the more potent storms are atntm this hour. and we do have one storm down dn towards the charlottesvilleotte area that is severe. sever 73 as holly mentioned here i days. basically upper 60's to mid's td 70's out there at this hour.s hu we're heading to the mid 80's0' later this afternoon. aftno perhaps another round of rnd thunderstorms later today.r tod we'll time it all out in about a 10 minutes much that's thes weather.we erin como has got traffic. tra >> on-time traffic brought torot you by about the at a.u bout visit buy a toyota.com for f special offers.l >> we're going to start

into west virginia and westerntn sections of virginia down to dow the shenandoah close to close t roanoke's going to be great. beautiful sunset.beautifu now, for tomorrow a couple ofro more humidity coming in. southerly flow kicks up just aps little bit because there's a the frontal system back out to the t west and northwest and aheadnd a of that front we start to bring this southerly andutherl southwesterly flow in.ut that will do ahw couple thing.pn it had heat us up, back into ban the upper 80's aroundd 90 degrees. low level moisture creeping up into southern maryland andth then in the afternoon tomorrow w this is 5 o'clock, notice showers and thunderstorms aeror good possibility. i think along that front some of those will be strong, maybe m even severe.en not today, though. very nice. n scattered thunderstorms tomorrow, tuesday, good on o wednesday, thursday.rsda as we head into the holiday hid weekend, upper 80's to right around 90 degrees. more humidity. scattered thunderstorms, too, just in time to get into thatunn holiday weekend.holi guys, back over to you. y you can to my area

corrections officer and decided to start a 1940s super club to give future to gangs members and kids roanokel over the countries and it is like shawn and renee like the cafe in oakland that is similarly fighting rising poverty levels by giving jobs to young women who had a tough break giving them a break there are 23 had had expires in the bay area thanks to support with mayor ed lee and course of action with the mayor shavtd shafting in oakland that received loans in the past in the bay area and a 73-year-old school teacher that became an enterprise i'm persuade of fact she is so helping the way to transform a society invest in women they invest 90 percent of their income those loans change their families lives and the communities ultimately planting the seeds that can change the fate of a nation and as a proud of those things our work has again u just begun half of the population lives on less $2 a day woman's hands don't 67 of percent of work and groi grow food and earn 10 percent of the income that you are work has just begun my dream today is reaching a boil enterprise my dream that all

out of roanoke where the guy on the cameraman, bob was tv saying, the federal government does a terrible job at enforcing these federal gun laws. well, if we looked a little deeper into this we will find that we have gutted this. there are at least five things we can do without changing any new gun laws. we can make the director not subject to a senate appointment. since republicans did that in 2004 only one director 12 years has been acted and confirmed by the u.s. senate. when you leave it leaderless with an ad hoc director it's never going to have the kind of enforcement you want. let's make the atf director simply an appointee not subject to confirmation. number two, let's repeal the teert amendment going back to 2004 also which restrict the use of trace data, an incredibly important tool to figure out which guns were used in crimes. number three, let's require annual inspections of every federally licensed gun shop in america. one of the major statistics, there are more federally certified gunshots in america than mcdonalds, i think it's over 70,000. if we do annual inspections we h

she holds a bachelor's degree in politics from hollands university in roanoke, virginia, and a master of teaching degree in foreign language education from the university of virginia. she's also currently studying education policy at george mason university. and next we have sterling beard. sterling is campus reforms editor in chief. prior to joining campus reform he spent time as an editorial associate and a staff writer at the hill where he served as the intercollegiate study institute's fellow. he regularly appears on fox news, fox business and other outlets to provide an analysis of current events on college campuses. finally we have catherine sev sevcenko. she graduated magna cum laude from george mason school of law after a career as a foreign service officer. postings in budapest, munich before and after the fall of the berlin wall gave her a deep appreciation of the power of free speech. after law school she clerked on the 6th circuit court of appeals before starting work as an associate. after leaving, she joined the appellate group at the u.s. trustees department of justice.

gay killed 43-year-old danny overstreet and injured six more after he opened fire at a gay bar in roanoke, virginia. there have been just -- you can go online and see the long documentation of crimes against gay men, against lesbians, the lgbt community who remains under attack, and this, of course, being pride month. and obviously if this is the latest track of this investigation, it is something that counterterrorism officials will be keeping the president apprised of. let's go to the white house where jim miklaszewski has been standing by. mik, what do you have for us? >> reporter: the president was briefed early this morning according to the white house press secretary, josh earnest, by lisa monico, the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. and the president asked that he be kept up to date, receive updated briefings throughout the day on the progress of the investigation. now, according to what we're hearing now, chris, is that perhaps this will not end up being a federal investigation at this point and as of now there's no indication that the preside

roanoke, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect right now.ms continue to move east. then redevelop later on today. we have this area through northern kentucky, southern ohio through west virginia, where we could end up seeing some of these storms producing damaging winds and can't roel ruule out tornado either. but it's mostly to the south, areas like pittsburgh. we could see a lot of rain, too. that could lead to brief flash flooding where heavier down pores set up. into tonight we're still looking at spotty storms to develop. hit or miss. they will still be out there and we could see as much as an inch and a half within those heavier >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella. we have rain moving in and a chance of thunderstorms. it won't be an all day rainfall. we'll get breaks in the afternoon. temperatures cooler with the rain and clouds into the upper 70s and low 80s for philadelphia, the suburbs, and lehigh valley. best chance of seeing storms delaware and into south jersey. new jersey into upper 70s an

they'll mostly fall across west virginia, stretching in roanoke, virginia. we could see damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. again, it would be isolated but they're possible. in the yellow area, asheville up toward washington, d.c., we could see scattered storms, again, producing stronger winds and also heavier downpours that could lead to some delays. we could see as much as three to four inches of rain in some areas stuck in heavier downpours, leading to brief flash flooding. this is mostly through the afternoon and lasting through friday night. that's a look at the weather >>> we also have weather system moving closer to shore. that's bringing some rare june rain to the bay area. this will mostly be in the north bay. some of those spotty showers still offshore. we'll start to see this move inland late morning, early afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds. cooler than average temperatures with high to the 60s in south bay. mid 60s for the peninsula and san francisco topping out at 63. also 60s for the north bay. fairfield today up to 70. dylan, thank yo

it's all happening about 80 miles north of roanoke and the worst isn't own. weather service there could be record flooding of the jackson river. it's expected to crest at 23.5 feet. emergency officials in this area are urging people who will live there to get to higher ground now before the -- the water runs over the banks. the last time the jackson river flooded this much was back in 1985 when the water level reached 23.3 feet. so again, the situation pretty bad out there with all that deep water. >> i leave the country and the world goes to pot. we've got eu stuff happening, rain and crazy weather nationwide. >> welcome back. >> i'm sorry. >> what did you say to them over there? >> they were like, we're out of here. >> okay. so anyway, we talked about aul the rape, james was talking about in virginia. now you can see from this blob of clouds in southeastern tennessee a heavy squall line on. the general idea with when a drive home is basically outlining a front that's dropping over the east coast and it's somewhat typical. you have a trough in the east and i

they'll mostly fall across west virginia, stretching in roanoke, virginia. we could see damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. again, it would be isolated but they're possible. in the yellow area, asheville up toward washington, d.c., we could see scattered storms, again, producing stronger winds and also heavier downpours that could lead to some delays. we could see as much as three to four inches of rain in some areas stuck in heavier downpours, leading to brief flash flooding. this is mostly through the afternoon and las >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the umbrella. hon and off showers, not an all day rainfall. but clouds and occasional showers, will stay cool today. 70s, low 70s, philadelphia, suburbs, lehigh valley. sunshine might breakthrough at some point during the day. but mostly cloudy and showery in new jersey. at the shore, upper 6 0s for atlantic city. chance of thunderstorms, even into this evening. >> and that's your latest late forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> take a look at this plate. why eating off a plate like

roanoke, virginia. making under $25,000 a year. good morning.ng.ood i always enjoy watching you on c-span. mid-50's,entist in my finishing a phd. i can't buy a job right now. i have no confidence in the economy. i really don't care for either of the candidates in either party. i just don't see where there is correlation right now between education and work experience and marketability of these skills for any kind of employment. why is that? what is going on personally with you? guest: -- caller: i am in a bad area for trying to find technical work. but across the entire country, we have a saturation of skilled people and not enough jobs. i hate to say this but i think a lot of it is that we need to curtail the visa program and start looking to hire people that we have who are highly skilled. host: are you willing to move? are their financial challenges with trying to move? caller: well, there would be but for a job in my field, i am at the point right now there i would have to separate from my wife and i would go anywhere in the country. chemica

three years laterer, a man named ronald edward gay who opened fire on a gay bar in roanoke, virginia. he said he was tired of people teasing him for having the last name gay and so he attacked the gay bar. and then a man wielding a hatchet and a handgun in new bedford, massachusetts, entered the puzzles lounge around midnight. when the bartender told him it was a gay bar, he pulled out a hatchet and struck the bar tender in the head and then struck a man who tried to help the victim, then pulled the gun out of his pocket and tried to them the man who tried to help the victim and then shot another man across the bar. in new year's eve 2013, eerily similar to the attack in new orleans, this time at a gay night club in seattle, poured gasoline in the stair well, lit it on fire. 750 people in that club at that time. thankfully this time, fire codes have gone some distance since then and the fire was extinguished and nobody was hurt. the gay community in this country is forged in fire and therefore a tough community. but what happened in orlando isn't just an attack on the gay community, i

she has a bachelor in politics from roanoke, virginia and a master teaching degree in foreign education from the university of virginia. she is study education policy at george washington university. and sterling beard is next to her. he spent time as an editorial associate for national review online and a staff writer on the hill where he served as the lynn fellow. he regularly appears on fox news, fox business and other outlets to provide current event analysis on college campuses. and finally, we have the director of litigation who graduated from george mason school of law after a career as a service officer. she served in moscow before and after the fall of the ber lin wall. after law school, she clerked on the significance th circuit court of appears before joining seth johnson llc and joined the appellate group at the u.s. trustee program at the department of justice and joined robert h jackson as the legalal fellow and took over the day to day management of what is now stand up for free speech litigation project. she is an adjunct professor at george mason and lives outside of wa

next, a caller from roanoke rapids, indiana. guest: hi this is georgine. want to see hillary clinton get it. she is just like voting for obama again. any amount of common sense can look at the health plan and everything they have started. borders for everybody else to come in and take all the jobs. 8 jobsns have had what, for 2000 people? we need to go what makes america great. to represent the people. they are supposed to be doing what we want. instead of telling us and acting like a king and caring everybody everything. not everybody is trying to take it from the rich. look at communism overseas. it doesn't work. donald trump wants to come back to the constitution, to a bill of rights, to everybody having the great promises that this nation was founded on. the right to work, live. host: next up is jason from longview washington. hi jason. guest: thank you for having me. i believe that clinton would be a lot better leader than a trump. herself, evenoven though she has made mistakes. everybody has. in my opinion, she has made a lot fewer mistakes than what

then a year ago it was in july of -- i'm sorry august of 2015 in the same community, the blacksburg-roanoke community in virginia, a young woman i know who was the tv reporter at wdbj television, allison parker who covered senator warner and me, we know her parents, she was shooting a live piece in the morning about an anniversary of a local chamber of commerce and a mentally ill former employee of the station came up live on television and videoing himself and killed allison and adam ward, her cameraman and ultimately took his own life later that day. we got scar tissue in my town. we've got scar tissue in my commonwealth. we've got scar tissue in this country. we've got scar tissue personal personally. and after every one of these instances, we resolve to be better. we resolve to do more. we -- why do we need to be passive? why do we need to do nothing? reresolve to do better and do more yet here in this broad we can't. -- this body we can't. we were together here, my colleague from connecticut. i talked about the worst day of my life at blacksburg but the worst day in the senate was stan

corrections officer and decided to start a 1940s super club to give future to gangs members and kids roanokecafes all over the countries and it is like shawn and renee like the cafe in oakland that is similarly fighting rising poverty levels by giving jobs to young women who had a tough break giving them a break there are 23 had had expires in the bay area thanks to support with mayor ed lee and course of action with the mayor shavtd shafting in oakland that received loans in the past in the bay area and a 73-year-old school teacher that became an enterprise i'm persuade of fact she is so helping the way to transform a society invest in women they invest 90 percent of their income those loans change their families lives and the communities ultimately planting the seeds that can change the fate of a nation and as a proud of those things our work has again u just begun half of the population lives on less $2 a day woman's hands don't 67 of percent of work and groi grow food and earn 10 percent of the income that you are work has just begun my dream today is reaching a boil enterprise my dream