. >> reporter: the trooper said he he followed the biracial teento into the backyard bec the backyardecause he looked suspicious and tased him when he refused to follow his commands to turn around and put his handn behind his back. >> you think you can do exactly what you want to do? >> no. i'm sorry. >> but you can't. >> i feel like something should be done. he shouldn't have done that to my kid. his girlfriend is traumatized. the mom is traumatized. i'm traumatized. >> reporter: how is he doing? >> it's affecting a lot of people. i don't know. >> reporter: rodeman remains at a juvenile detention center faces multiple charges including resisting arrest and possessing marijuana. he was on probation. the trooper involved was named "investigator of the year" last march. the florida highway patrol says an administrative review of this incident is ongoing. norah. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight, some of the biggest stars in football are speaking out in support of raider's defensive end, carl nassib who became the first active player to come out as gay. and his number 94

>> bec. >> clerk: will we will be doing it. wait just amoment please . >> you. thank you.... my apologies everyone for the dead air during these moments while we identify the file .we will work tobring forward . i understand everyone's been waiting for a long time and we are very sorry to keep everyone longer while we call this up but i think we may haveit now . thank youvery much to the it team . we are not yethearing it . in the meantime while we are sitting with deadair i will justrepeat a bit of information about providing public comment through the committee . an on for just a moment .the public comments call in information is scrolling across the screen at this time . if you wish to provide public comment on any portion of this years two-year, i'm sorry, two-year budget you would dial the phone number 415655 euros 001. providing public comment is available after you have accessed the meeting specifically and you would do that by the meeting id for today's meeting which is146 86 5393 . following that, you would dial the pound buttontwice . that will allow you to hear

senator cinemas has spoken out one more time again and she doesn't want to get rid of the fufilibuster bect to endanger democracy. to me as i thought about this, it's a bit like having a passenger boat and saying it's about to sink and we're only going to make repeers when we get to shor because that's what we we do. we'll let the boat sink and as you know, don, i'm a big believe near by part -- bipartisanship. a healthy relationship is if you trust the person and share the same values. if that doesn't exist, you can't have a relationship and bipartisanship. >> listen, every day i'm sure somewhere in some building people walk by this thing that says break glass in case of emergency. right? and you may walk by it for years and years and years and you never have to break the glass. this is a break glass moment in your estimation. >> it's a complete break glass moment this is one of those moments that i think is a kin to what happened in the 1860s and none of us foresaw that to ensure that slavery wasn't going to be spread throughout the land. we had to end up going to a civil war and to repa

bec because whenever you start the restoration of a building as such you find hidden conditions, andwhat originally described. it just continuously opens up the cancer within the building. what i'm seeing now from the mayor, from the people involved in the inspection in the building departments and also engineers, i see them looking into a new way as we did when we first turned the page after hurricane andrew. we completely revamped the code of the south florida building code where we became the forefront -- we became on the cutting edge. i do believe that this sort of an inspection where we do have the technology today whether it's infrared or x-ray or drilling and getting the salinity in the concrete, we are able to see behind the wall, behind the concrete and into the ground as well. we're able to see into the soil and see the condition of our piles. >> thank you. appreciate you, sir. >> thank you. >>> new york city board of elections rescinding their latest mayoral results. yep. what's going on? next. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new m

that's not who we are but bec cowed into accepting it and january 6th what originally was don't worrythis isn't going anywhere, we're just letting trump and others vent and then suddenly you now have large portions overf an elected congr going along with the falsehood that there were problems with the election. >> and the leadership of the gop briefly for, you know, one night when they still had this sort of scent of fear in them going against the president -- >> then poof. suddenly, everybody was back in line. what the reason for that is because the base believed it. the base believed it because this had been told to them not just by the president but by the media that they watch and nobody stood up and said stop. this is enough. this is not true. i won't say nobody, let me correct it. there were some very brave people who did their jobs like the secretary of state in georgia who was then viciously attacked for it and all these congressman said you know what? i'll lose my job. i'll get voted out of office. another way of saying this is i didn't expect that there would be so few peopl

>> bec. >> clerk: will we will be doing it. wait just amoment please . >> you. thank you. thank you for your patience while we come across that. there's stillquite a lot of files . ... my apologies everyone for the dead air during these moments while we identify the file .we will work tobring forward . i understand everyone's been waiting for a long time and we are very sorry to keep everyone longer while we call this up but i think we may haveit now . thank youvery much to the it team . we are not yethearing it . in the meantime while we are sitting with deadair i will justrepeat a bit of information about providing public comment through the committee . an on for just a moment .the public comments call in information is scrolling across the screen at this time . if you wish to provide public comment on any portion of this years two-year, i'm sorry, two-year budget you would dial the phone number 415655 euros 001. providing public comment is available after you have accessed the meeting specifically and you would do that by the meeting id for today's meeting which is146 8

practices, the lack of anything in place that will lend to the credibility of whatever results they produce bec because, you know, that information is important for people to know that this does not even closely resemble what you would see in a legitimate post-election audit that was trying to verify election results. and we know that they are creating an atmosphere that is prime for cooking the books so that they can produce the result that they want to produce. and we're just going to continue to tell the truth about the election that we know it was fair and secure, and that voters made their choice, and the certified results are an accurate reflection of their will. >> all right. secretary of state of arizona katie hobbs, thank you so much. best of luck. i'm so sorry you're going through these death threats. nobody should have to face that, democratic, republican, independent. nobody should have to face that. thank you. >> thank you, jake. >>> breaking today, trump donor louis dejoy is under investigation. why is he now under the biden justice department's radar? stay with us. how great is i

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you actually provide that funding in the right targeted way, then you get 4 or 5 or 6 the$6 in return bec washington has consistently underfunded and starved the irs of resources. this plan would provide those resources for the first time in a meaningful way in a generation. that will help us chose the tax gap and cover the cost of these infrastructure investments. >> that seems like a very long-term commitment to get the money to pay for this infrastructure bill over the next five years. you've got on one hand this infrastructure deal that was reached today, the other this reconciliation bill. control room, if we have the sound from senator manchin, let's play that because you're going to need his vote to get that reconciliation bill through the senate. >> the to say that one is being held hostage doesn't seem to be fair to me. but we have to see what's in the other plan before i can say, oh yes, you vote for this and i'll vote for that. that's not what i signed up for. it's extremely high for us to take on that much debt. i've got to look at the pay force. if they're working outside tha

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s&p 500 up three straight weeks in a row a record close becs >> andrew, thank you >>> as we mentionedasdaq is bank of america ceo and chairman brian moynahan. brian, you are our first guest back in studio here in the nasdaq since we left march 2020. welcome. and thank you very much for being here >> well, it's great to be here, becky, and see you again and be in person. >> yeah, it's been way too long. but things are starting to open up i get the feeling you probably have pretty big numbers on how good that opening is go, bank of america, one out of every two households has some relationship with them. what are you seeing in the numbers? >> well, we're seeing from this year to date, compared to '19 -- '20, numbers are up high total consumer spending 3 1/2 now. >> for year to date? >> for year to date, it's up 20%. >> how is that possible up 20% over a prepandemic year? >> if you think about it what happened in '17 and '18 as it started to expand, you went from 5%, 6% level and people got stimulus money and they've been spending it. the unemployment rate is going down people are going