griffin calls her room a godsend. >> huge sense of relief. one thing, it was warm, and it was, there was a roof over my head. >> reporter: she says months of stability have also helped her get back on track. she has a part-time job and is looking for a permanent home. >> it's enabled me to put together a savings account so that as i transition into rental housing, i'm going to be able to pay the first and last month's rent. >> reporter: the city plans to re-house people living in hotels in phases, working with five hotelments at once. it's a process that's expected to take months to complete. they're hoping to complete it by october. >> we feel we can find the housing and we have a pathway, we are taking advantage of the changing rental market by finding housing that is scattered around the community and there are a lot more landlords looking to partner with the city to house formerly homeless individuals. >> the pandemic, paired with political will and federal and state dollars, provided a rare opportunity to potentially end homelessness for

griffin calls her room a godsend. >> a huge sense of relief. for one thing, it was warm and there was a roof over my head. >> reporter: she said months of stability have helped her get back on track. she has a part-time job and is looking for a permanent home. >> it has enabled me to put together a savings account. as i transition into rental housing, i'll be able to pay the first and last month's rent. >> reporter: the city plans to rehouse people working in stages. working with five hotels at once. it is a process expected to take months to complete. they're hoping to complete it by october. >> we feel we can find the housing. and we have a pathway, we are taking advantage of the changing rental market by finding housing scattered around the community. and there are a lot more landlords looking to partner with the city to house former homeless. >> reporter: it provided a rare opportunity to potentially end homelessness for thousands. but the supervisor said the city hasn't gone far enough. >> i think we should have done it for a lot more peop

and my father was a police officer, and he actually was a real live anti-griffin. -- andy griffin. so we cannot keep blaming the victim when the systemic issues are based in poverty and drug use, which comes where we follow the money, where's the money? where do the opiates come from? we looked at the opioid epidemic, where did that come from? and we can look at the chinese opium wars for that model. until we look at where the systemic issues are in poverty and drugs, we cannot fix what is going on. i will take -- host: we will let our guest respond. guest: i'm not sure who the victim is in that scenario of the question, i'm not sure what the question was, but i can say in terms of officers who were arrested for committing crimes, we do see that there are certain types of crimes where it seems that the officers who are openly arrested are predators, targeting vulnerable victims. we see this in certain sex crimes and in some crimes of violence, specifically in one example, we see it with officers who are convicted of criminal misuse of tasers and conductive energy devices. there is

griffin, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim good to be here. >> liam, this is an exceptionalu first of all, had the cash flow to do it and if you wanted to buorrow it, the rates are incredibly low it came down to a major effort by you to be a semi conductor company in every market, not just the ones people think you're in. >> you're right about that first of all, we've been very disciplined on cash. we've been disciplined on mna but this transaction, i got to tell you, jim, this is a perfect deal for us. also a great deal for the other side with silicon labs it's highly profitable great technologies created. we bring in high margin revenue in markets we want to be in. markets like automotive and optical networking, data center. a whole new suit of opportunities. we're really excited about it and it just happened last night and we have great expectations as we go forward. >> talk to me about cynergies not just in terms of dollar amounts but intellectual property. >> this portfolio is very clean with 40% off margin. there isn't going to be the traditional scynergies. it comes w

so here we have photographs of robert griffin the third, who was a sensational nfl quarterback for the red skins with a young fan. and what we're interested in and this was a little bit as this news chunky and sports chunky, which is really why people appreciate teams and very few people actually say, which team has the coolest mass call or the best name? almost always supporting a team because your from the region, your family and friends support it and it's part of life. the team names are chosen by very rich guys, usually from another century and it really is a determine of things so we want to respect the sports play as a huge role in civic life, where people -- and showing having ten image of robert griffin the third as a young fan feels like a nice approach to this, while at the same time the navy -- certainly most the indians are really opposed to it. and for me, as someone who lives in the washington area to see that is the main representation of indians on a basis, it's annoying. at the same time, we are not about trashing people who support the team or interested in dialog an

>> guilty on all charges. >> yes. >> reporter: griffin said she wasn't sure what to in 2014 she stoodbable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson. >> reporter: wilson and other witnesses testified brown punchds him in the face before he shot brown. when a grand jury decided not to indict brown, griffin watched as part of her city went up in flames. in 2019 she defeated a long-term incumbent to become the city's first black councilwoman to represent the third ward. griffin has been on the front lines pushing for more police training and accountability from officers. she hopes yesterday's verdict is not the exception. >> every time we go through this process, it -- it's traumatizing, it's triggering. you don't know which way it's going to go. everybody is holding their breath. for them to find him guilty on all three charges, it does give you just a few moments to take also she has a cute little dog that was in other rooms before the verdict came out and right before, moments before that little dog came running in, almost as if the dog even knew that something big was ab

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. let's bring in our panel early tonight harold ford, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. mollie, as you look at the potential of what is already signed and what's proposed, you have the american rescue plan at $1.9 trillion. american jobs plan $2.65 trillion. american families plan $1.8 trillion. there you have 6.35 trillion, with a t, that would potentially, if passed go out in an environment where the economy seems to be picking up steam. thoughts on tonight's speech? >> when you give a state of the union or an address like this, it's frequently something that politicians will lie or they will exaggerate but somewhat constrained by the facts on the ground. even 100 days in joe biden doesn't have a great set of facts for tonight. i just re-watched president trump's speech last year that was a speech that was very optimistic, that talked about the blue collar boom, wage growth for african-americans, young people, wo

so here we have a photograph of robert griffin iii, who is a sensational nfl quarterback for the redskins with a young fan. and what we're interested in, and this is a little bit due to my status as a news and sports junky is to appreciate why people support teams. and very few people actually say which team has the coolest mascot or the best name. you almost always are supporting a team because you're from the region and your family and friends support it and it is part of life. the team names are chosen by very rich guys usually from another century. and it really is a determinate thing so we wanted to respect that sports plays a huge role in civic life and brings people together and having that image of robert griffin iii with a young fan feels like a generous approach to this. while at the same time the name is a dictionary defined slur. certainly most indians are opposed to it. for me as someone who lives in the washington area, to see that as the main representation of indians on a daily basis, it is annoying. at the same time we are not about trashing people who support the team or

to have the opportunity to partner with somebody like josh as well as griffin and noah and michael on it is a unique opportunity. the market is not 100% untapped, but it is 100% untapped in terms of folks like this who are not -- who are not just on the pulse of gen z, but are the polls to invest -- affect investment outcomes, to improve the performances of founders, to connect them in a thoughtful way with consumers. it is awesome. something that was completely fantastic as a career opportunity for me. i am just glad josh and michael and i got along so well, this took off like a gun. it was fantastic. emily: josh, you are 19 years old, 7.4 million followers on instagram, 2.4 million on youtube. how did you grow that following? >> ever since i started doing social media i have been a competitive person my whole life and i decided i was going to be the best at it. i set goals when i started social media of making it to 10,000 followers by the end of the summer. i signed up my sister and put her on a 15% commission based salary. i treated it like a business. just looking for widespread

and so having that image of robert griffin the third with a young fan. feels like a kind of generous approach to this. well at the same time the name is a dictionary defined slur certainly. most indians are very opposed to it and for me as someone who lives in the washington area to see that is the main representation of indians on daily basis, you know, it's annoying. at the same time we are not about trashing people who support the team. we're interested in dialogue and debate about this so for people looking for washington redskins, it's here. i think virtually everyone understands that if a new team came up, no one would choose such a name and it seems clear eventually over time. probably the name will change. i was part of our effort to be really welcoming to people including people who don't necessarily agree with us. so i've always thought the chicago blackhawks the nhl team in chicago had one of the most attractive logos as far as aesthetics, there are about the the professional sports teams are the most famous examples of sports mascots, but the

jason griffin's is on his way to work. but there is little chance the 34 year old guy will bump into his boss here. today we are pushing the technology to its limits but this we're going over a cliff this when i don't tell edge and i will be what they will not lead should take in and we can cause and to write them with antenna stuff. this is what his office looks like today maybe it's not for everyone but the software specialist thinks the 9 to 5 work a day is a thing of the past and he's not alone. what we're seeing is the rise of the digital though he call that you know what to be constrained in terms of where they were or where they live for that matter so the key thing for their image to have collectivity technology and of course and i look at just how many people will be working from home after the pandemic remains to be seen but the coronavirus has certainly proved that there's more to work life than a cramped office. good lord i still prefer my studio even if the view is not a stunning thanks for. the fight against

veteran of the gemini and apollo programs and first space shuttle crew to go into orbit, astronaut bob griffinrformance aircraft pilots. the young and crippen were specialists, analyzed everything. a procedure of the test pilot. each step is questioned, tested. solutions are tried, rehearsed, and the emergency is again simulated. this is the lesson we have learned in over 20 years of manned space flight. in the cockpit or the cabin of the shuttle, a pressure suit is not necessary. work outside in the near vacuum of space requires a pressure suit. the astronauts flying in a military jet transport are given brief moments of weightlessness as the pilot maneuvers the aircraft. bob crippen experiences this as he works in his pressure suit. he must learn to use tools. the problem of handling things with his gloves on is compounded by weightless flight. astronauts, mission specialists and payload specialists have a preview of the exhilaration and joy of space flight. ♪♪ survival school taught by the air force, it includes a bit of sky sailing and parachute training. at nasa's marshall space flight ce

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. >> my response is that drew griffin from cnn consistent cona private resident on her lawn, didn't blurumber on the house and drew griffin at cnn still remains on twitter, jack dorsey, you banned project vertas for confronting someone in the street. you manufactured this reason, quote, operating fake accounts. there are people on twitter who are impersonating me who still remain on twitter. under any standard, under your own standard, you have double standards. if there wasn't double standards, you would have no standards at awful i will depose you under oath. i will get past the motion to dismiss in this liable lawsuit against you and tomorrow i will sue cnn for defamation what of what was said on the air a month ago. cnn host said we spread this information, we were banned for that not even twitter alleges we were band for disinformation. people every day in this country, people are defamed and lied about constantly. they don't have the will, the money, the resources to fight back so veritas will be the tip of the spear. the new york times lawsuit is a big deal because facebook banned

will soon be two months since vlad ceo of online trading robinhood along with suitable founder ken griffin in short seller star trader keith gill and reddit ceo steve huffman this after reddit retail traders were belled in squeeze big funds that were shorting or betting against gamestop in amsi and in turn got squeezed by their own brokerage temporarily which shut down the ability to buy more shares. at this hour the wall street reddit room flexing its muscle again with gamestop and as i mentioned shares of the videogame retailer are down under 4% on the news that the company will sell $1 billion worth of shares but shares have been down much more this morning, does this mean individual investors finally have the same advantages as the wall street probes and they're back in the game, and a business insider title low-cost brokers like robinhood are quietly screwing screen over the users. and jonathan macy says the little guy is still not getting a fair shake, he would better off paying a trade commission because there be no conflict or pressure from wall street middleman, the trading platfo

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you. now to minnesota where emotions are wrong tonight following another evening of straight violence over the weekend's fatal shooting of a black man by a veteran police officer. there are big changes happening tonight in brooklyn center minnesota, where senior correspondent mike tobin is right after another night there. good evening, mike. >> good evening. curfew has just been set for several towns in the area but not this one, for 10:00 p.m. you can see behind me a crowd is going for planned demonstrations tonight and all of it on a day of rapid development. less than 24 hours after the world learn to her identity, the police officer at the center of the unrest submitted her resignation as well as the brooklyn center police chief. she said she loved being a police officer but "i believe it is in the best interest of the community, the department, and my fellow officers if i resign immediately." >> i'm hoping that this will help bring some, the community, although i think ultimately peop

we will stay on top of it jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thanks.s were off today. dow lost 186, the s&p 500 fell 30. the nasdaq dropped 20 today. for the week the dow down half a percentage point. the s&p 500 up two hundredths, the nasdaq down four tenths. president biden was in program territory this afternoon. the long time amtrak customer at a station in philadelphia to talk about his huge new investment or proposed investment in the rail service. white house correspondent peter doocy says it's part of the president's massive spending plan to be paid for by huge tax increases. >> president biden wants $80 billion typically prove train travel. it sounds like a lot of money, but -- >> this is a bargain, a bargain, a bargain. it's economical and environmentally a lifesaver. >> a fraction of the president's $20 trillion spending proposal. >> they proposed trillions of dollars in expanding the federal role of government in every area of our life, literally from cradle to grave. >> again deposit is i on big government is okay sometimes. the way the pr

including griffin who happens to be a hercules city council member. >> it was a nice little christmasift that came early. at the same time it was something that, really eased the burden for a lot of people because i had a couple of friends who weren't sure whether or not they would be able to receive their diplomas because of the amount they owed. >> it doesn't seem larger universities, but these students ♪ ♪ ♪ easy tools on the chase mobile app. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about prescription entresto. welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns in

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. now to a fox news exclusive.re being recruited by drug cartels via social media to earn quick bucks by smuggling illegal immigrants over the southern border. correspondent aishah hasnie has details tonight from mission, texas. >> stacks of hundred dollar bills and maps with smuggling routes, these images exclusively obtained by fox reveal the terrifying reach of the cartels at our southern border. a source tells fox the cartels are using these ads on social media sites like tiktok to recruit young americans 18 to 25 years old to smuggle migrants into the country. one ad reads got another six left, already crossed, let me know asap for that easy cash with another offering $3,500 for just one ride. the source tells fox some of these americans are caught using their parents' suvs to pick up the my grants at the rio grande river and drop them off at a meet-up location where a more trusted person then transfers the group to one of the many stash houses scattered across border towns. >> cartels have operational control

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. up next, the tremendous influx of underaged minors along the southern border is forcing the biden administration to take drastic steps. we will take you to the border. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in new orleans as the search continues for 12 people believed to be missing after a 129-foot boat capsized during a strong storm tuesday afternoon. six people had been rescued alive so far. one body was found floating in the water. fox 13 in tampa as the republican dominated florida house passes a bill to ban transgender females from playing on girls and women's high school and college sports teams. supporters say it's about fairness. democrats there called it the measure of purely political. and this is a live look at atlanta from our affiliate fox 5. the big story there tonight major league baseball celebrates jackie robinson day. all players, managers, coaches and umpires wear number 42 to honor the breaking of the sports co

jennifer griffin has details of all of that at the pentagon, good evening, jennifer. >> from russia tona, iran, north korea, the biden administration is facing a potential tsunami of simultaneous external national security thoughts proving to be the ultimate stress test for president biden and his national security team. >> the uss theodore roosevelt is on station in the south china sea. 25 chinese warplanes entered taiwan's air defense zone. now they want long-range air launch cruise missiles from the united states to make the fighter jets more lethal to deter an increasingly belligerent beijing. u.s. officials see signs north korea could resume its nuclear and ballistic missile test an explosion last week at iran's main centrifuge while defense secretary lloyd austin met with israel's prime minister was largely thought to be the work of israel which does not believe talks will work. iran announced it started enriching its uranium to 60% purity, its highest level ever. and russia announced it will forbid access to any foreign warships to part through the black sea until october. a rus

>> jenna: jennifer griffin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. tonight. an iranian ship believed to be a base for the paramilitary guard core is attacked. iran is not saying hog staged the assault. the ship has been an anchored for years. death toll for mud slides in indonesia rising to 140. officials say dozens of people are still missing. heavy rain continues to pound the region and hamper the search. french wine makers burn candles and straw to protect their vineyards from sharp spring fossth s fros. more cold nights raising fears of serious damage and lost wine production. up next the panel on president biden's massive spending plan and just how many jobs it might create. ♪ ♪ pecially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach area pain, and swelling. could your story also be... about ibs-c? talk to your doctor and say yes to linzess. ♪♪ today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... tal

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. a report by the state department inspector general says then secretary of state mike pompeo violated rules on the use of department resources. pompeo is currently a fox news contributor. the report cites the booking of salon appointments, the purchase of a gold in the bowl and request of department employees to carry out personal tasks. now a lawyer for pompeo calls the report, quote: a comp place of complaints cherry picked in an effort to twist innocent routine and even parades worthyy behavior into something nefarious. up next how the media are characterizing president biden's plans to get out of afghanistan compared to the reporting when then president trump revealed his proposal to do that. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york tony winter karen oliv oo says she will not return to mulan ruj over frustration to reactions over allegations of alleged bad behavior of producer scott rooten. mulan rouge was not produced

national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from the pentagon. >> courtney walt has been is a captain at fort bliss, the dental hygienist is young, healthy, and like many military families was hesitant to get the covid vaccine. >> i know a lot of my friends and coworkers were like i'm not going to put that into my body, i don't know what it is. >> democratic lawmakers led by jimmy panetta rode a letter demanding president biden order the military vaccinated before they begin to move to somerton new bases in the u.s. and abroad at potentially spreading the virus. >> second shot, correct? >> some republicans have balked at a mandate, others say that troops cannot afford the downtime if they get sick. one reason the military spouse got her covid shot. >> i don't want to have to worry about being -- contact tracing every time somebody goes and has covid they have to have to be out for two weeks. >> this former navy seal got the vaccine but says it should remain some of these toys. >> if we force people to opt in it will not have as positive an effect on the other 324 324 mill

. >> my response is that griffin from cnn confronted a private resident on her lawn and did not blurl remains on twitter and jack dorsey ceo of twitter says you banned project veritas for confronting the facebook vice president in the street. that's what reporters do so it's a double standard and that's in our defamation lawsuit and you manufactured this reason quote, operating fake accounts. there are people on twitter who are impersonating me who still remain on twitter under any standard, under your own standard you have double standards. if there wasn't your double standards would have no standards at all. i will depose you under oath and i will get past this motion to dismiss in this libel lawsuit against you and tomorrow i will sue cnn for defamation. what anna cabrera said about projectt veritas a month ago, cn host saying that we spread disinformation and we were banned for that. not even twitter alleges that i was banned or project veritas was banned for disinformation. people every day in this country, people are defamed and lied about constantly and they don't have the wil

tennessee has gained widespread support and is now catching the eye of certain celebrities like kathy griffiner. the video shows a male high school senior being ridiculed by a man for wearing a dress to the prom and that man has now been identified as sam johnson, who is the former ceo but tennessee based company called vision. well. >> he was fired shortly after the video surfaced on social media. we get the story now from valencia wicker. >> it all started when this 45 2nd video was posted to twitter and tiktok saturday evening. it shows sam johnson talking to a set of teens at the harpeth hotel in franklin both of them young men, one of them wearing a floor-length red dress for his high school prom. looked like stevens the teen wearing the red dress spoke with us monday. he says johnson ridiculed him because of his attire. we reached out to johnson for his take on the incident. he initially agreed to an on camera interview. but later opted for a written conversation. instead in a statement to news to johnson says the interaction had nothing to do with the dress. he says he confronted the t

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you go back to 1910 and you have president taft throwing out an opening pitch at griffin stadium for washington senators, and he sets off a presidential tradition, wherever president except for the current occupant has thrown out a pitch for opening day, all-star game or world series, something like that, and it's a tradition that goes back to the 1880s of having celebrities or governors throw out the opening pitch, and the biggest fan in the white house was the first lady, grace coolage, and she got to know the players very well and invited them to events at the white house and went to the wedding of bucky harris, who was the players' manager, and her husband who was more of a modest fan and did not know as much as she did -- a good example is in 1924 when the senators are playing in world series they are going to win, and it's game one and they are tied against the giants, and that's when president coolidge decides it's good to go back to the white house, and she says, no we're not, and she grabs him by the coattails and sits him back down, and it went 12 innings. the senators went

griffin said, let's be kind of more organized. that's how they came about. >> i look forward to meeting this griffin. thank you. >> we are voting on the $50 million appropriation from the city. this is really damn hard to raise this money and i am grateful to maria for setting up the circumstances where somebody would have the base in the systems that we build and the outcomes that we have in terms of summer learning loss and the recruitment of hard-to-reach children and families, that they would give $25 million because we are that good. thank you, maria, i appreciate that. i want to say that because the best estimate that we have for not just the s.t. f. fund is that we need $2.5 billion. that's what we need to provide recovery. mostly black and brown kids are behind for lots of reasons, but this very toxic covid year has just stressed families and youth to the breaking point. so we do need the resources. and i want to make sure that whatever issues we have structurally we address so that we can raise this funding and have both

he was elected to the united states senate in 1978 defeating an incumbent senator robert griffin. in the senate, he earned the respect and affection of many senators from both sides of the aisle. known for his integrity and tenacity over his 36 years in the senate, he became one of the body's most widely admired members. he rose to become the chair man of the powerful armed services committee and chaired the senate's foremost investigatory committee the permanent committee on investigations known as psi he led the opposition to the authorization of the iraq war in 2003, offering an alternative designed to give u.s. inspectors time to search for weapons of mass destruction. his older brother and best friend was a member of the house of representatives and chairman of the house way is and means committee. they served together for 32 years in the congress making them the longest-serving siblings in congressional history. he knows of my love of the senate trivia so he wouldn't be surprised if i included a fact that i'm sure he's not heard in a previous introduction. in his 36 years he

with former national security advisor tom donlan and that will be moderated by our friends jennifer griffin of fox news. at 10:30 a.m. here in the yiet we'll have a second conversation with the new deputy secretary of defense, kathleen hicks moderated by another good friend of ours, helene cooper, the pentagon correspondent of the new york times and then at 11:30 a.m. this morning, so two hours from now, a third and final conversation and that's when our good friend, the national security advisor, jake sullivan will be interviewed by another friend from the wall street journal. and the as spend group has a radical notion, that is that republicans, democrats, independents in the united states ought to be able to get along, ought to be able to meet together to talk about the major national security challenges we face, we've been doing that for 37 years. i want to pay tribute to our current co-chair, joe nye, professor of harvard one of the founders of this and professor condoleezza rice, professor and former secretary of state. we're delighted you're here with us today, i would say as a way o

been around progress is the ninety's in this pursuit of the late ninety's around the time of the griffin of the champions league and has told of our korea for quite some time while now i think although one handy thing that depend they're making a case the level of depth of the major lapse half accumulate in there in the last year on the all of the other recent i think that which is very important is probably far less this cast is their ability of capitally sponsor bent your head most of them coming from the united states who have decided to invest heavily in the sport not only in football not only but what about the course. in iraq the other sports and now they want to finance the super late and i think that probably that is what has people who are the line if you if as president described the super league plan as a spit in the face of football lovers and said that the clubs and players should be banned from all your way for competitions as soon as possible what happens next what kind of impact is going to have on the rest of the season i mean if this becomes a protracted affair then you

but carson lasted on the air much longer than any of them, including merv griffin and dick cavett who otherwise were pretty successful on television, but not when they went up against johnny carson. johnny carson was always one to say that you analyze a joke and you kill it. so he always thought that it was a wasted exercise to analyze shows. if it gets a laugh, it's funny. that's the vision that carson had. now, when we talk about political humor in american culture, we have to appreciate two things. first of all, america is a very iconoclastic class. we do not like people putting too much airs on themselves. mocking authorities is a part of the american national pastime. and nobody did it better than johnny carson. but it wasn't just an american dynamic, even though we can look to will rogers and mark twain before carson. it's also a global reality. you can look back to the ancient egyptians and the romans and they, too, mocked the authorities of the day. it is a key way of perhaps lifting the burdens of daily life. like the gestures or fools of european courts, late night comics ha

griffin said, let's be kind of more organized. that's how they came about. >> i look forward to meeting this griffin. thank you. >> we are voting on the $50 million appropriation from the city. this is really damn hard to raise this money and i am grateful to maria for setting up the circumstances where somebody would have the base in the systems that we build and the outcomes that we have in terms of summer learning loss and the recruitment of hard-to-reach children and families, that they would give $25 million because we are that good. thank you, maria, i appreciate that. i want to say that because the best estimate that we have for not just the s.t. f. fund is that we need $2.5 billion. that's what we need to provide recovery. mostly black and brown kids are behind for lots of reasons, but this very toxic covid year has just stressed families and youth to the breaking point. so we do need the resources. and i want to make sure that whatever issues we have structurally we address so that we can raise this funding and have both

them, for us to want to go to war with them and to drive their business across not just josh and griffinoah's audience, but across the entire demographic, groups of folks across the country. emily: there are so many young people out there who want to know how you did it, who want to do what you do, going from some viral videos to sponsorship deals and podcasts and become an operating partner at eight d.c. firm. walk us through how you made that happen. -- become an operating partner out of deep -- become an operating partner at a d.c. firm. josh: i made it part of my ability to adapt. i have tried to lead the way for set a path so they don't have to be told what they can and cannot do. i think a lot of the times, we are labeled as social media kids, and that is all we can be, and i'm trying to prove everyone wrong. more than anything, i'm just trying to be a voice to the social media creators in the world that have aspirations to be more than just a face on the screen. emily: clearly, the audience that josh and other stars have built is massive, but there's always something bright and sh

let's go to jennifer griffin this latest we're getting on the tit-for-tat.ans are responding. reporter: that's right, neil. well this was by no means check mate, game over yesterday. we are getting word from russia about how the kremlin plans to respond to the new sanctions and the expulsion of 10 russian diplomats from here in the u.s.. the u.s. bam as adore was summoned to russia's foreign ministry and we're learning after a phone call with reporter s that russia's senior diplomat says that moscow will demand 10 u.s. diplomats will leave russia but in the same breath said putin is studying for a proposal for a summit between the two leaders this summer and russian official s added that moscow will publish soon a list of eight u.s. officials placed on a russian sanctions list and are looking at painful measures aimed at u.s. businesses operating in russia. the biden administration for the first time linked russia 's foreign intelligence service to interference in u.s. elections going back to 2016, linked an august meeting between former trump campaign chair

jason griffin's is on his way to work. but there is little chance the 34 year old he's got will bump into his boss here. today we are pushing the technology to its limits but this we're going over a cliff this when i don't allege and i will be working full not lead should take in the making calls and trucking with antenna stuff. this is what his office looks like today maybe it's not for everyone but the software specialist thinks the 9 to 5 work a day is a thing of the past and he's not alone. what we're seeing is the rise of the digital globe people. do not want to be constrained in terms of where they were or where they live for that matter so the key thing for their image to have quick timothy technology and of course and a lot of just how many people will be working from home after the pandemic remains to be seen but the coronavirus has certainly proved that there's more to work life than a cramped office. good lord i still prefer my studio even if the view is not a stunning thanks for watching. scotland at a crossroa