and sal ly, you're doing so muc within this world of helping women invest with your company. thank you both for coming. >> thank youing for having me. >> i wanted to do this segment because i was struck by "forbes." this is nothing against "forbes." but i was struck that they have a hundred greatest business minds, less than 10% of them are women, right. and then they have the 25 next unicorns, billion-dollar companies. two women on this list. both are co-founders. so something is missing. i know a lot of successful women right now. but why are there so few in these lists? what can we do to make sure that the next time it's 100 business minds and there are 50 women? let's start with you. you are completely concentrated on this. >> absolutely. i'm completely concentrated on getting more money to women, whether that's through investing through the elevate network, which helps women network, number one unwritten rule of success in business. here's the problem, women entrepreneurs are not getting as much money as men are. do you know what percent of intracapital dollars women got

. >> sal ly, let me ask you about the reason you're there in washington, talk about criminal justiceve had an exploding prison population over the last 30 years or so thanks in large part to the war on drugs and mandatory sentencing. violent crime is at near historic lows. how do we square those two things? how do we get some of those people who have committed minor drug offenses to not spend large portions of their life inside a united states prison? >> well, you're absolutely right, willie. you know, we have 5% of the world's population, but yet 25% of its prisoners. we have seen our overall prison population go from about half a million back in the early '80s to 2.2 million today. and that comes with really significant cost because every tlar that we're spending incarcerating someone, particularly, for example, a lower level nonviolent drug offender for longer than they need to be there for public safety purposes is a dollar that we don't have to address the emerging crime threats across the country, a dollar that we doesn't have to help our state and local partners and a dollar w

ly during a fight between two groups. this newly obtain surveillance video from a business shows people running just moments after tuesday night's shooting on 12th and ritner. sixteen year-old caleer miller and sal dinubile were killed. family and friend of the victims are now coping with their loss. >> obviously as a human can i wouldn't take tonight my own hand to get revenge because that will not make me feel better bit. >> i'm angry, math mad, heart broken,. >> so far no arrests have been made in this case, vigil for miller will be held at 7:30 tonight at point breeze. hundreds of dinubile's family and friend gathered for a vigil in his honor last night. >>> following a weekend of violent crime in chester delaware county local leaders reiterated today that they are committed to curbing gun violence between last friday and monday morning, eight people were shot in chester, four of them on a basketball court on the 1200 block of carlos lane near north 11th street, that is where state, county leaders gathered to day to announce that change is coming. >> we are please todd report that we were able to secure $500,000 in this years budge tote help with this problem. >> the first priority of the of