Jerry O'Connell promotes his game show "Pictionary."Jenniferwelcomes Kelly Flowers from Dallas, TX, the founder ofnon-profit Women Leading Technology, which focuses on bringingdiversity and equity into the tech space through programs foryoung girls. As a woman in tech, Kelly was often the onlywoman and the only person of color on her team. In 2018, Kellystarted a LinkedIn Group where she invited other women workingin tech to connect and figure out ways to get more womeninterested in the space. Today, Women Leading Technology is anofficial non-profit that she calls a "technologysorority."Jennifer welcomes 84-year-old skydiver Kim EmmonsKnor from Denver, CO. She knew at age 5 that she wanted to oneday jump out of a plane after her uncle returned home fromWorld War II with a military parachute. Years later, she wasone of only two women who competed against men in the U.S. teamtryouts in 1961, and in 1962 she made history as a member ofthe first Women's Parachute Team, winning gold at the 6thWorld Parachuting Championships. She has completed over 600jumps and is currently in pursuit of earning her Gold Wings for1,000 jumps.
