. >> at big house beans coffee shop in the heart of oakland, owner john krause is brewing more than just a cup of joe. but, the last decade, john has been on a caffeinated crusade for passion and purpose. >> when i got out of prison in 2010 and i apply to jobs everywhere, no one would hire me. >> with the help of family and friends, he opened his own coffee shop with a mission to give a second shot to ex-cons and recovering addicts. soon, he realized that was a tall order. many of his employees would relapse , leaving john with no one to tend to the customers. >> he had a high turnover rate. he could not keep hiring and training, hiring and training. it is very costly. >> that is when an idea began to percolate and he partnered up with city teams, a nonprofit faith-based organization that helps people get back on their feet. >> they have meals, they have beds, they are staying busy over there. >> more importantly, they have wraparound services that keep them grounded. francisco garcia is a recovering addict and he says his biggest challenge has been staying sober. >> there is a big tempt

commandant, i ’ll order them all to be taken to the command post and we’ll see, oberläuten krause, hier way? she’s chattering, i don’t know what, listen, listen, here, quickly, there’s a mess, what a horror , they’re catching guys all over the city , they’ve put soldiers on guard, they’re raiding houses, they’re stinging people in basements , what can you do, but you can get out of the city, oh, i don’t know, lie down, i’ll try to get you through. let him go, don’t be afraid, i won’t run away without her, if he asks , tell him to call about ivanova’s last name, remember, and then repeat, katya ivanova, why is this, since i say it, it means it’s necessary, katya ivanova, katya ivanova, arten! what's your name, girl? bunny, bunny, what kind of name is this? this is what my mother calls me, and my father calls me a tick. all the girls whose name is lena, come out. well, all the girls named leina came forward. com her. what do you think? well, what date is today, twenty-one, mr. commandant. oh, i'm afraid. don't be afraid, they won't catch you anymore. why? we caught whoever we needed. list

now players are in or reduced space friday. prayers have been drill when krause of worshippers saved the most simple the month of ramadan will be no exception. this problem in the heart of each other, even if it were adamant to keep the case of praise out loud. we clean this narrow space out of the most entire area of the by the grace of god to continue to offer out praise. the the wiki friday praise was also to yeah. and worship is, were lining on and around the surrounding robins. we will continue to also praise even on the roads and on the ruins. so audio. despite the impact of war, his less than the causes historic sites. people say these really bombings have not been their hope to rebuild a stronger and united community axles. i moved out to 0 sedans, power, military rapids, support forces has welcome to un security council resolution for an immediate cessation of hostilities, but so don's ami says it has conditions or any says fire. the security council passed the resolution on friday, which would say fighting stop before the sound of the holy month of ramadan. the power milita

krause oversaw the approval process. according to documents and testimony they believed they could and should approve the vaccine faster than eight months. the proposed the end of october 2021. you, dr. marks, requested september 15, 2021. they hesitated but obliged. you, dr. marks, said you wanted it approved even faster than september 15. but they declined. declined you and former fda commissioner janet woodcock relieve them from the roles in the approval process. they said they felt "substantial pressure" for you to approve this vaccine faster th they thought was defensible. my question is, did anyone instruct you to speed up the approval timeline faster than september 15, 2021? >> chair 23, thank you for that question. what was going on during that summer the change the situation was the week ending july 10, 2021 there were 1600, 1645 deaths. in the week ending august 14, there were 9406 deaths. there were an increasing number of deaths from covid-19 and there was clear knowledge that having an approved vaccine would

kelly krause, wyoming person whose love of neighbors and culinary arts will continue to live on throughs as wyoming will continue to cherish him for years to come. he was a remarkable individual whose presence graced the lives of everyone he came across. kelly along with his wife owned a local eatery called the virginian restaurant where his passion for his community was evident by all who visited. he always greeted ever guest with -- every guest with a smile and made them feel at homement on march 1 he tragically lost his life in a skiing accident. passing, please know my sincere prayers and thoughts are with you. i urge all my colleagues to join me in remembering the wonderful life of kelly and standing with his loved ones during these difficult times. i rise today to recognize irrigation district's 100 years of dedicated service to wyoming users. it covers hundreds of miles of platte and delivers water to over 52,000 acres of farmland in my state t maintains and operates a portion of the for the laramie canal in cooperation with the irrigation district. improving the lives of farmers

well, jessica reid krause joins us now. tell us what you're making? >> not quite but, yes. making good money and having a lot of fun along the way. stuart: six figures? >> yes. stuart: o.k. over 250 -- i'm a nasty kind of guy, i'm really, or i'm prying here. over $250,000, would you say? >> i guess this is what you get when you, you know, show up to fox business, right? yes, over that. stuart: well, we love success on this program and congratulations. thank you for being with honest about it. we appreciate that. now, how did it happen that you went from mommy blogger to a political person on the campaign trail? >> well, i think it just goes back to my love of storytelling, you know? if i used to write about my family life, lifestyle, that kind of, like, evolved into celebrity, you know, content. and then i just saw the election as sort of more entertaining than hollywood at a certain point, and i thought why not try to have fun with it, you know? get out on the campaign trail as an independent reporter or journalist, whatev

krause, mr. cross, the white female, or mr. floyd? the white male, because there was absolutely no evidence and is no evidence of a personal romantic relationship with them in which he obtained these benefits. that's the reason why we did not do that. she goes forward with her with the deflections that's exactly what she does when she goes forward and she talks about a planned interviews time and time again with authors of a book, find me the votes, where she's talking about a case is going to be tried in this courtroom. it's reprehensible. >> so in that excuse me instance setting aside the fact that she was willing to go on the record before a case that even reach the jury. what specific statements from that book do you contend cross the line? >> well, for example, she's saying she goes on to talk about all the calls that she's gaetz, you get from people calling her racial terms. and all the calls are racist, which he's trying to do. and i think there's a reference in there too, maga people, whatever in that which he's really saying

and then as ms krause asked her about whether she resigned are forced to leave. she was fired she came out and said she was given the choice. you can either resign, but either way you're leaving your fired, or you can resign in a manner in which she wouldn't be officially fired. you know, when she's trying to get future employment and things of that nature. so i would submit to the court that there's actually no incentive. incentive is not why ms yeartie's testimony changed or the state would contend her testimony change. but it was the reason she testified the way she did was because of her bias towards the da, which is gave her motive to what the state would contend is be less than honest before the court and i but if we're going to draw inferences based on her fighting, the subpoena >> why would she have >> fought it if she had such a bias and wanted to say these untruths it is he didn't want to come on national television and have to be exposed to the things that well i don't know anybody who wants to testify before a court in a normal trial and norm proceedi

. >> reporter: at big house beans coffee shop in the heart of oakland, owner john krause is brewing moren on a caffeinated crusade to blend his passion with purpose. >> when i got out of prison in 2010, and i applied to jobs everywhere, nobody would hire me. >> reporter: with the help of family and friends, he opened his own coffee shop. with a stated mission to give a second shot to ex-cons and recovering addicts. >> how are you today? >> reporter: but soon, he realized that -- >> anything else for you today. >> reporter: was a tall order. >> large or a small. >> reporter: many of his employees would relapse, leaving john with no one to tend to thecustomers. >> we had a high turn overrate and couldn't keep hiring and training, it's very costly to do that. >> reporter: that's when the idea began to percolate. he partnered up with city team. a nonprofit faith-based organization that helps people get back on their feet. >> they have meals and they have a bed and they're -- they're staying busy over there. >> reporter: more importantly, they have wraparound services that keep them grounded.

. >> thank you and also i know general krause you may as well have some■■i thoughts about thi. >> i certainlyld like to add. i would certainly say it from the military intelligent side the instability that is you so eloquently laid out for everybody, the contributions to that actors that don't have the best interest of the populations in mind, director burns mentioned a few of those whether it's russia, whether it's enterprising and economic side of china were over a billion dollars in chinese loans may not be the best interest of d the populations within africa averages create additional angst and instability i think from the military perspective and it's a trickle-down effect to the military perspective and you've already talked to the eight military coups we've seen across africa. it is a topic we need to address. >> ill thing i would add is one of the key points you make is this overlap between terrorism and insurgencies and instability. that's absolute right be one of the things we see in the spaces are insurgencies sometimes on the mantle of terrorist organizations to provide fundraisin