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Other White House announcements include Khanya Brann as senior communications assistant and special assistant to the director of communications; Eric Bravo as White House video editor; Rykia Dorsey Craig, Seth Schuster and Ike Hajinazarian as regional communications directors; Drew Haskett as presidential videographer; Lawrence Jackson as photographer to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris; Terry Moynihan as deputy director for research; Adam Schultz as chief official White House photographer; and Todd Zubatkin as deputy director for research. ss023158000 nbsp;LOS ANGELES COUNTY HEALTH INSPECTOR CAUGHT DANCING AFTER TELLING BREWERY TO CLOSE: OWNERUnder the proposal, $30.1 million would be invested for school climate and wellness programs, $7.9 million would be allocated towards psychiatric social workers, $7.6 million would be allocated towards counselors, $2.9 million would be allocated towards school climate coaches, $6.5 million would be allocated towards restorative justice advisors and $5.2 million would be allocated towards flexible "climate grants. ss023158000 In other developments:- New report alleges Lincoln Project founders were 'warned' about John Weaver's predatory behavior- Lincoln Project spoke up only when it couldn't avoid story anymore: author- Ex-Lincoln Project members call for independent probe into Weaver allegations, say more victims reaching out- Anti-Trump Lincoln Project ignored John Weaver misconduct crisis: Here's how it happenedCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPTODAY'S MUST-READS:- Alabama execution canceled after inmate's fight for pastor in chamber- Gaetz tells Kinzinger to 'bring it' as GOP feud heats up- Psaki backpedals as Biden faces heat for school plan- Burt Reynolds' remains find home at Hollywood cemetery -- more than 2 years after star's death- Britney Spears' father Jamie and Bessemer Trust Co. ss023158000 nbsp;The demand for more vaccine comes after the federal government shifted its guidance on those eligible to receive the vaccine, with the Trump administration last week, in a bid to speed up COVID-19 vaccination efforts, asked states to widen distribution to include people ages 65 and older and those at high risk for severe illness by releasing second doses that were previously being reserved for those who had already received the first jab, as both the Pfizer and Moderna jabs require two doses. ss023158000