i know chung, who won the inaugural nexgen tournament, the best players under 21 organised by the atpd the out djokoviced djokovic. very exciting to watch. then you have sandgren, a bit ofan to watch. then you have sandgren, a bit of an unknown, 97 in the world. his debut in australia, never won a grand slam match before this year and then he's in the quarter—finals and then he's in the quarter—finals and he's done it the hard way, he defeated number nine seed wawrinka, not fully fit, though, after knee surgery, not fully fit, though, after knee surgery, then dominic thiem, you can't say he's not fully fit, he a lwa ys can't say he's not fully fit, he always is. he came through that one in five hours. he's looking relaxed, he's playing his tennis, enjoying his tennis and would you believe the 58th ranked chung or the 97th ranked sandgren will be in the australian 0pen semifinals, it's incredible to think we moments away from them walking out to rod laver and i'm excited to see how they get on and how they perform on this court, will the nerves get to them? they both have big games so

a regular basis within the organized jewish community, which is why there is such an emphasis on nexgen engagement. i think the role is more of a challenge. it actually speaks to what we were saying about this idea of being open and creating an open community. our biggest opportunity -- where i think the federation is investing a lot of its work in this area of leadership development is in building true authentic community is. not just creating spaces where people show up from perhaps a sense of duty or obligation -- it used to be that if you are jewish, you are involved in the organized jewish community. given where we are in america today and the rate of a simulation and the fact that we are free citizens of this country and we can participate however we choose -- it is not a given that we opt into the organized jewish community. what the federation has realized is the importance of realizing an open authentic space for people like myself or my generation to come in and express ourselves and express our values in a way that is personally meaningful for us and to be able to share that

. >> tom steyer is the founder and president of nexgen america which will focus on increasing millennial voter turnout in 2018. thanks for being here you. spent quite a bit of money. $20 million is quite a lot of money on ads calling for donald trump's impeachment. surely you know that republicans, that this current congress is not going to impeach donald trump. so what was that about? what was that $20 million spent for? was it about building a database? was it about getting your name throughout so you could potentially run for office? what was that about? >> well, joy, first of all, let me say we're doubling down on the need to impeach campaign. it's not what it was about, it's what it is about. the fact of the matter is the whole point of the need to impeach campaign was to empower and enable the voice of the american people to be heard. and we believe and we believed then when we started on october 20th, and we believe today that in fact the president is dangerous. he is unfit for office. we need to get rid of him. and that the american people's voice, regardless of what party they'r