federal court putting those plans on hold. in this hour, on the record with huma abedin, hillary clinton s long-time adviser thrown into the spotlight. we ll dig into all of it live in studio. let s begin with the major win for the president and his party. overnight the u.s. house passed a historic infrastructure bill. it eliminates led pipes and creates union jobs as president biden worked to rebuild an economy hit hard by the pandemic. and we re seeing signs of improvement. just this week a major rebound adding more than half a million jobs in october. there is more to come as democrats work to finalize part two of the president s build back better again ta. the sprawling social safety bill will expand the tax credit, universal pre-k and more. an investigation to fight climate change among other life changing policies. democrats hope to pass this legislation by thanksgiving. it comes days after republicans won statewide races in virginia and showed gains in other elections.
breaking news in the plans to mandate vaccines for some companies. putting the plans on hold. this hour, on the record with huma abedin. we ll dig into it live in studio. let s begin with the major win for the president and his party. overnight the u.s. house passed a historic infrastructure bill. this legislation expands broadband, repairs our nation s roads and bridges, eliminates lead pipes for clean water and creates union jobs. these investments comes as president biden rebuilds an economy hit by the he couldn t approximate. just this week the economy saw a major rebound adding more than half a million jobs in october. there s more to come as democrats work to finalize part two of the president s build back better agenda. the sprawling social safety net bill will expand many government programs, including the child tax credit, universal pre-k, and more. there s also investment in clean energy to fight climate change, among other life-changing policies. democrats hope
every american should be disjusted and disgusted by the overreach by the federal government. think about the private personal information the government would have access to. it is intrusive and president biden wants to make it limitless. does anyone think the federal government will keep your private information safe? i know florida families are angry. i have heard from more than 18,000 constituents over the last two weeks by how disjusted disgusted they are with this plan. the biden administration wants to target every american family. 95% of households have a bank account. it s not just banks, joe biden is expanding his this across the board, they will watch your credit union, pay pal and venmo accounts and how you spend and earn crypto currency. this is an outrageous violation of americans privacy. we ve seen reports the president and the house is looking at raising the threshold from $600 to $10,000. this applies to savings, retirement, investment accounts. you name
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responders and the community safe when dealing with violent criminals. it s not something 16-year-old cocoa jones wants to see on her street. i think it will protect more the police than it will for the community. it s not going out on regular patrol. it s not going to be used in protests. it s going to be used in times where there s a critical incident in which it can either be put on stand-by because we may have to use it to introduce those medical personnel to save people or have it as a first response unit. reporter: san leandro would buy the vehicle with other agencies including fremont police and alameda county fire. i want to be safe. i don t have a problem with the police keeping us safe, but i do have a problem with the militarization. reporter: last year san jose and davis police departments returned military surplus vehicles through the federal government after similar criticism. it was not enough to make a difference tonight. in san leandro betty yu, kpi