. >>> barbara boxer barbara boxer will support the iran's nuclear deal. boxer who is a member of the foreign relations committee said it is based on an inspections process. iran will allow inspections. barbara boxer said shared shared shared the mistrust of iran. congress has till september 17 to approve or disapproving the pact. >>> the line up is set for the first republican presidential debate. fox news is hosting thursday's gop debate but only selected 10 candidates out of the field of 17. ktvu's keba arnold with more on who made it cut and the biggest issue. >> the line up is the first prime time republican presidential debate. you are not surprised by who is at number one but you might be surprised on who didn't make the list. donald trump snagged the top spot followed by republican presidential candidate jeb bush and wisconsin governor scott walker. mike huckaby followed by ben carson. ted cruz. marco rubio. rand paul, governor chris christie and john caic. the question is, how will they stand out. each will have a minute to answer questions. al on

barbara boxer of california has publicly endorsed the agreement and joins me now.t's an honor to have you on, because you were right about the iraq war, you were all alone and said it was a stupid war. now the president is calling out the same advocates for that war, advocating destruction of this treaty. your thoughts? >> well, i think the president and president kennedy, both presidents, kennedy was a truth-teller. barack obama is a truth-teller. this is very, very similar, because it's a vote of conscience and the alternatives are very, very clear. and i remember those painful days of the iraq war, and believe me, i didn't sleep much in those years, because i was trying so hard to stop it. and it just went on and on for so long. and we see the results of it here at home. so we have an opportunity here to take the path that offers hope. you know, i came out with my statement after i met with our allies, the ambassadors were here and they were called together by senator dick durban who is a great leader on this. they spoke to us and let me tell you what they said

joining me now senator barbara boxer. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> let's stipulate the sfakt facts that 3% of planned parenthood funding, none of it is government funding, is spent on abortion services. >> correct. >> all the rest is spent on other health care. we have to acknowledge that however badly those tapes were edited out of context, there were some really casual and dismissive comments, disturbing comments, to say the least about fetal tissue tissue for which they do not get money, only reimbursement of the cost for the lab work. >> right. >> this is a problem, is it not, for the movement for those who support planned parenthood? >> well, not really because here's the deal. we've had fetal tissue research going on since the '30s. it's why we have a polio vaccine. this attack is just a smoke screen. it's all about planned parenthood parenthood. they didn't tape any other group. and so to me we have to get to the fact. last night people asked who won that debate. honestly, i don't think there was a clear winn

glib, you lost in a landslide against barbara boxer and you got fired from hewlett-packard.et's just focus on the hewlett-packard part of it. not the first person to criticize for you for your tenure at hewlett-packard and the board of directors did ask for your resignation. >> yeah, absolutely. i led hewlett-packard through a very tough time. dotcom bust, post-9/11, the worst technology recession in 25 years and tough times unfortunately require sometimes tough decisions. but despite those tough times we took a company from $44 billion to almost $90 billion. we quadrupled the revenue growth rate. we quadrupled the cash flow. we tripled innovation to 11 patents a day. we went from lagging behind in every category and market segment to leading. yes i was fired. i've been open about that from the day it happened. i was fired in a board room brawl. you know what? because i challenged the status quo. it is what leaders must do. and when you challenge the status quo, when you lead you make enemies. it's why so few people lead. but guess what? it is the kind of leadership we need

let barbara boxer go out and fundraise for something she believes in. i think the majority of americans find and a growing majority find absolutely disgusting. to hillary clinton's point about war on women, i am assuming that half the aborted fetuses are probably baby girls. we know that the majority of fetuses aborted around the world are baby girls. >> yeah, that's a great point, but imac, you know, we're always talking about how the states are kind of the testing grounds for what the feds do. in this case it looks like the states are already starting to move to do the defunding themselves. they have three states doing that, right? >> that's indicated. alabama, louisiana, and new hampshire. battleground states certainly with new hampshire. president dwight eisenhower said birth control is not the government's business. then the vap vatican said in the mid 1960s that birth control was okay by the gospel. then turned around in 1968. i'm for basically making abortion obsolete via over-the-counter birth control without a doctor's prescription. >> intrusio

. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touringosidio beach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters are battling a pro

failed ceo who was a totally failed candidate when she ran for the senate and test clobbered by barbara boxerjohn: you are waging a one-man war on women. we are going to talk a lot more about the debates. but let's move on to our next topic. today, the democratic national six debatesnounced for their party's nomination contest. candidates like bernie sanders and martin o'malley say it is not enough. republicans suggest that the democratic party machinery is protecting its front-runner, hillary clinton. al, do they have a point? alkyl: of course they do. -- al: of course they do. i am not worried there will be too few debates. john: they have kept an iron grip. democrats do not generally have anything like iron or a grip. i have to say, i think it is a clinton --k hillary for hillary clinton to want less . she needs to have these debates. she has to get through this process. al: a gets you ready for a general election. she hasn't done anything in a years. you are right. that's the second time i have agreed with you. it's horrible. john: we will get to disagreement in a moment. i am sure. , it

a note that senator barbara boxer of california and tim kaine of virginia say they wilson the presidentthis nuclear deal with iran. we will have more live coverage of the president's speech coming up on bloomberg market day. ♪ pimm: this is the bloomberg market day. we are waiting for president obama to give a speech at american university in washington about his nuclear deal with iran and counter some of the critics of the deal. right now, let's go to julie hyman for today's options inside let's take a look at what markets are doing at this hour. we have seen stocks rebound after a four-day slump on the doubt. the s&p up .75%. joining me today is the senior equity derivatives strategist at bgc partners. becaused call it a mix the jobs report was weaker than estimated, but on balance, between the trade of the set and ratings on the economy, it looks good. that's in the calculator -- they lag and someone will care about that. that's been at the highest level since august. if that number is right, you can see second quarter revisions. unless we get a huge disappointment. we have been watc

then she ran for senator against barbara boxer in california. she lost in a landslide. i'm not knocking her. i couldn't care less. she is not going to win. they say, watch, takes a lot more than being glib. but she is not going to be win. but you know she got fired. ran for office. and lost in a landslide. i deon't see that as being necessarily great credentials. i think she is probably a very nice woman. i just don't know. in my case i never went bankrupt. but like many of the other top business people, all most all of them, we use the bankruptcy laws for, to our advantage. we make good deals by using those laws. now out of hundreds of companies that i have. hundreds. i used it three or four times, made phenomenal deals, and mostly having to do with atlantic city. by the way, caesar's just went bankrupt. almost all the places in atlantic city go bankrupt. the place is doing very poorly. not my fault. but i left seven years ago. i made a lot of money in atlantic city. i had great vision, timing for leaving. just like i had great vision by saying in 2004 don't go into ir

and the reason she is not part of the political establishment she didn't win against barbara boxer. >> can we imagine her debating hillary clinton? >> and that's what she wants everyone to imagine. we see carle fiorina a fighter and someone who will take it to hillary clinton. and selling herself as. and i think there is a hunger in parts of the republican base for someone who will not you pull the punches and she will not pull punches. and there was a lot of frustration with mitt romney and john mccain as someone who pulled their purchases. republican voters want someone to carry the fight in the election. >> she is getting attention. we are talking about her. >> competing fiorina is hillary clinton making her kachlts and she is changing her strategy as well. contaminated water in two states and kyakters trying to make their way in the sludge. has the epa caused this huge mess? and a reporter in iran, his fate could soon be decided. i will talk to his brother. but first his mother called for justice. >> we want jason to have a fair trial and the only fair verdict is to acquit him. "r

. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touringeach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters are battling a problem ton

. >> reporter: center barbara boxer said the fight over the tissue sale played out decades ago. points out it has contributed to finding vaccines for things like polio and chickenpox. >> they didn't get the support they needed to move it forward. so what is the politics here? >> reporter: they certainly see it as an opportunity to capitalize over genuine outrage over these videos. and the first republican presidential debate hosted by fox news is on thursday and this gives republicans momentum to have a big talking point as they go back home. it's not just the g.o.p. using this issue. hillary clinton has been talking a lot about planned parenthood in recent days. she is calling for its full funding. this is a preview of another fight we may see in the fall when congress comes back from the long august recess and some hard line republicans are saying they may try to shut down the government over this issue. democrats say they don't want to shut down the government but that is a fight they are more than willing to take on because they believe they will win in the public's opinion.

among them, of course, chuck schumer, barbara boxer, ben cardin, dianne feinstein.re going to vote against this deal. >> no, they won't. and i think it's individuals deciding on the basis of what they consider the pros and cons to be. and i don't think it has to do with religion per se, i think it has to do with their view of not just israel's interest, but the american national interest, and they will vote their conscience, by and large, on an important issue this. liz: bob hormats says it's damaging, but not a poison death arrow are, correct? >> it is not. the president still needs a vote in the house, he needs 34 in the senate, a third in the house to, in effect, sustain his veto of the resolution of this approval. the question then that has to be asked is what do the other countries who have already signed onto this deal do? liz: right. >> do they hold the sanctions or do they not? and what does iran do? the americans are not complying with this deal, we are not going to comply either. or they could comply and have the sanctions removed for the others, and the o

and top attack against her in that it race which she rose ten percent above barbara boxer. i think it is a badge of honor for the candidates particularly marco rubio who is had the reports. and so they poke the holes in the story and she could get more recognition from the republican base and take on the times. >> interesting approximate take on that, alex? what do you think on darren's take and what about the article quoting people who haven't worked with her? board members that were part of the company when she was forced out and people who worked with her for years? when will they come in support or criticism and you ho will that add the dynamic to the story? >> once you are a top tier candidate and she's in the top ten, people will examine this stuff and as aaron said, it was examined a lot when she ran for the senate. it is not only democrats that are attacking her. but donald trump mentions it. >> that's interesting. you think he has a weakness, his finances and businesses they have been under scrutiny for his entire career. >> of course he does. and since when does a

she then went out and ran against barbara boxer for the united states senate in california.ace that should've been won and she lost in the landslide. i said, i will not say that, ok? all right? so i am not going to say it. so our country has tremendous potential. we have to take back our jobs from china and all of the other people. we have to renegotiate our trade deals by getting people like carl icahn. we have the greatest dealmakers in the world. carl is very busy. i called him, he said, you are doing great. tough guy. every poll, you are doing amazing. just relax. if i win, you take china. i'll get somebody else to take this one. we will have our best. these people. carl is a nice guy. some of them are not nice. some are horrible human beings but they are the greatest in the world. do we want nice people or do we want these horrible human beings negotiating? horrible. i want the horrible ones. we will make great trade deals. we will save social security without cuts. we will come up with health care plans that will be phenomenal, phenomenal. that will be less expensive.

. >> she ran for senator against barbara boxer in california. she lost in a landslide. i'm not knocking her, i couldn't care less, she's not going to win. so what, you glib, it takes a lot more than being glib. she got fired and ran for office and lost in a landssupplied i don't see that necessarily as great credentials. >> carley dpi orie na did not respond directly to that. she did say this about his rude comments to megyn kelly, mr. trump, there is no excuse. immediately afterwards, i stand with megyn kelly. >> ben, donald trump appears to go on the offense once again and goes after carly fiorina, some saying she won both of the two gop debates on thursday night. what do you make of him going after her in this way? >> i think it's interesting that carly fiorina has become a much better candidate. this is the thing for anybody paying attention, she has increased. her game has been stepped up significantly. i certainly was impressed by her in the debates. i think many other people were. i think in comparison to trump, you have someone that comes across as being a lot m

barbara boxer has been a long time supporter of abortion right as. she joins me this morning.thank you very much. >> monday's vote was this the latest battle? what's next in the war? >> it is a war. i'm glad you called it that. it's a war on women's health. it's not about abortion. planned parenthood spends 97% of its dollars on nonabortion related services such as breast cancer screenings and pap smears and stopping the spread of stds. they serve 2.7 million people in america every year, 500,000 of those happen to be hispanic. it is a very important health care organization. and this attack started from the day planned parenthood was found founded in 1916 when the founder was arrested for trying to distribute birth control to poor women. so it's a constant battle here. i can't believe in this century we are still battling against women's health. >> i want to ask you specifically about the practice of harvesting and selling body parts of aborted infants. here's what cecile richards said yesterday. >> it's illegal to make any profit and we do not. there are companies that do th

in our transportation bill barbara boxer go no further people are part and jim and barbara boxer but when you had to get this done. she gave in some areas and i did, too. we passed the bill with 20 to nothing, unanimous. we had to work with the democrats and were still working with democrats. my only point was we tried to get this done when we were minority, couldn't do it. now we don't i think some good work. >> thank you all very much. [inaudible conversations] >> here on c-span2 we are live for politico's playbook a breakfast with mike allen. this morning gas va secretary robert mcdonald and correct the record founder and journalist david brock corrected the record is a strategic research team that supports hillary clinton the discussion should get underway shortly. live coverage this morning on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome political as chief white house correspondent mike allen. [applause] >> good morning. thank all of you for coming out on august early morning. really appreciate it and welcome all of you in live stream land. in this morning

barbara boxer, tim cane will support. three prominent members announced they will oppose that deal. those votes are important with the republican controlled congress expected to reject the deal. the white house would then have to muster enough votes to uphold president obama's expected veto of the measure. chris, it's so great to have you on here. let's talk about the significance of this location. where the president will deliver this speech, american university. he was last there talking about immigration reform. an issue that has not moved an inch. many believe the president is on the losing side of that. here he's making the case regarding iran. >> they called for an end of testing nuclear weapons. it was such an impressive speech that the entire speech was printed in the soviet newspaper for everyone to read. it was real sort of emotional people to people opening in the cold war that really was something. i think that same spirit is something president obama will try to recreate today. >> we heard this from the president that this is about war and peace and also for historic pe

. >> barbara boxer. so impressed by durbin. >> senator levin. >> these are people i've known all my political life and i've always respected. this is strong pressure from apec. when you look at your caucus over there, you won't get much support from republicans. can you hold members against this effort? >> well, it's probably going to be close. we hear members, you know, coming out every day announcing their position. i know something about iran. i have represented one of the families of one of the americans being held in iran. when they look at this deal and evaluate it, they'll come out in favor of it. if members look at this in terms of a political calculation and not what it means in terms of the security of the region and the security of the world, they may come to a different conclusion. but i think you're right. we will have the votes in the house but we'll have to be persuasive. my goal is to call on members to examine their conscience and examine the deal and come to a conclusion. i think they'l

in terms of fiorina, she is a very different candidate than the woman who ran against senator barbara boxer. she's polished and really is pushing her ceo credentials as someone who could be a viable candidate. >> ceo credentials that are heavily scrutinized as well. >> totally. >> stock doing better after she was let go and all the people laid off. i watched several interviews that could use aggressive language directed at hillary clinton. every interview she flat out calls her a liar, which you don't see the male candidates do. she seems to have an opening, dare i say, because she is the only female on that side who can use some of the language, certainly, that would not necessarily be seen as acceptable by some of the other male candidates, i think. >> carly fiorina very early, before anyone was paying attention, was doing this. she was trying to set herself up as the alternative, as the female republican alternative to hillary clinton. and you're going to keep hearing her do it over and over and over again because it really seems to be working for her among republicans. >> and, john, let

we heard from barbara boxer and know that research led to the vaccines that we now rely on today. with planned parenthood and the overall controversy over whether planned parenthood is benefiting, is profiting from it. >> right. so the allegation is that planned parenthood has illegally profited from the sale of fetal tissue. the amount of money being discussed in thisses videos $50 to $150 you know does not suggest that anything more than reimbursements are happening. planned parenthood may be more vulnerable to the charges they may have agreed to or verbally discussed changing procedures, which is also illegal. something that i think is really important to note here is that you know this is a list of the roll call. in 1993 when the ban on fetal tissue research was lifted the republican votes for it were plentiful. john mccain voted for it. mitch mcconnell who suffered from polio as a child voted for it. this was a bipartisan issue. so it's very interesting to see just the very fact whether or not planned parenthood is allegedly following the regulations or not but the very fact

and that she then went out and ran against barbara boxer, for the united states senate in california, and it is a race that should have been won, and she lost in a landslide. and i said i will not say that. okay? all right? so i am not going to say it. so our country has tremendous potential. we have to take back our jobs from china and all of the other people. we have to renegotiate our trade deals by getting people like carl icon and henry kravitz. carl is very busy. i called him. he said you are doing great. doing great. tough guy. every poll, you are doing amazing. i said, carl, do me a favor. just relax. i want to do this. if i win, you take china. i'll get somebody else to take this one. we will have our best. and these people, carl is, i think a nice guy. some of them are not nice. some of them are horrible human beings, okay. but they're the greatest in the world. do we want nice people or do we want these horrible human beings to negotiating for us? horrible. i want horrible. i want the horrible. we will make great trade deals. we will save social social security without cuts

now senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are aiming to quadruple the area it protects. the largest section of preserved land would be nearly 58 acres in santa cruz county. >>> oil giant tesoro agreed to pay $4 million in a settlement for polluting bay area air. officials say the company violated regulations at its martinez refinery. they have documented several instances in which tesoro improperly ditz supposed of waste -- improperly disposed of waste over the years allowing propane and butane to evaporate. they say they take environmental rules seriously and are now taking correctsive measures. >>> the fresno counties coroner's office has identified a homicide victim as a missing woman from tracy. the body of 20-year-old megan troyan was found in an aqueduct last week. she was reported missing july 21 and police say she had a diminished mental capacity. there are no details of the cause of her death. she was last seen with an acquaintance 21-year-old man. he is described as a person of interest. >>> national police say a man who attacked people at a movie theater had r

now senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are aiming to quadruple the area it protects. largest section of the preserved lands would be nearly 58 acres in santa cruz county. >>> so could you survive in the woods if you ever got lost? you will meet some kids who say you better believe it. they learned survival skills by going out into the woods and getting dirty. it's this week's "cool camp." ♪[ music ] >> got a lot of smoke. >>> reporter: in a rural area of saratoga, up in the woods far from any city noise, a group of kids is learning how to live without the use of any modern tools. >> good. >> yeah! >> yeah, that's very hard. >> reporter: what's the hardest part about it? >> um, that your arm gets really tired because you have to move it really quickly. >> reporter: this is willedder -- this is wilderskills where daniel bare teaches kids how to build a fire, shelter, traps and even how to purify water using just fire and rocks. >> you like to see it's for kids who have a summer how it should be or how it was outside. >> most of the camps we go to were indoors like a lot

for example if you listen to somebody like barbara boxer, when they fall it fetal research they aren'tt what it is. imagine if you were to experiment on the bodies of death row dwellers. would you be able to call that inmate research? i don't think so. you would have everybody after you. every lawyer. when the argument for fetal tissue begins with or ends with the consequence, it's a shame to let it go to waste, you are then making a moral case against abortion. because in order to let something go to waste, you already consider it valuable. you can't let something go to waste if it's waste. so when you decide that fetal research is important, that means that in your soul admits that it is of value. it is of value. it is important. fit has a beating heart and you're using that tissue it is not a waste. now, this is not actually about defunding. it's important to approach this via moral subject and win it as a moral case in the town square. i don't care about the defunding. i care about getting planned parenthood getting supporters into a town hall and actually debating this and framing

he won the support today of three key democrats: senators tim kaine of virginia, barbara boxer of california and bill nelson of florida. >> i believe it's in the u.s. interests that iran is not a nuclear power sponsoring terrorists. as dangerous a threat that iran is to israel and our allies, it would pale in comparison to the threat posed to them and to us by a nuclear armed iran. >> ifill: meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu again condemned the iran deal, in a webcast to members of american jewish groups. >> woodruff: authorities in israel have arrested the alleged head of a jewish extremist group after a fatal arson attack. a palestinian child died last week when his family's home was set on fire. israeli leaders have blamed jewish extremists and vowed to crack down on their activities. >> ifill: american airlines today joined united and delta in banning the transport of big game trophies. that follows an international uproar over the killing of cecil the lion in zimbabwe by an american dentist. the airlines say they will no longer accept lion, leopard elephant, rhino and

. >> president obama gained support for the deal from three key lawmakers yesterday, including barbara boxerginia and florida's bill nelson. congress has until mid-september to vote on the deal. >>> fox news announced the line-up for tomorrow night's first republican debate based on polling numbers. donald trump tops the list with ohio governor john kasich at the bottom. trump noticeably absent from a republican forum in new hampshire monday night, leaving this message on his phone. >> hello, this is donald trump, and i'm running for the presidency of the united states of america. hope to see you on the campaign trail. we're going to do it. >> the mailbox is full and cannot accept any messages at this time. good-bye. >> that was pretty good, huh, teej? >> that is fantastic. it's inspiring really. i'm going to change my voice mail greeting. >> you see jeb bush could face tough questions during the debate over his comments yesterday. bush said he wasn't sure the government should spend $500 million on women's health issues. after a firestorm of criticism, bush later said he misspoke. >>> we tu

. >> just one other statement in response your question in the transportation bill with barbara boxer we knew we had to get this done we pass that bill 20 / nothing we're still working with the democrats to see this become a reality but we tried to get this done when we were the minority and could not do it so now i think it is good work thank you all very much. [inaudible conversations] >> afternoon and the president of united states institute of peace and i alighted to welcome everybody on the dangerous summer. lamp glad to see so many people here i guess washington is not empty in august also afghanistan is an important issue to think about and grapple with. cousin of vp there was hope and optimism with unity government and the hosted as the parts of his visit to washington in march. so fast for word of july / august of the increased presence with the changes are the unexpected dues so we hired delighted to have with us here today very distinguished speakers to bring us there fresh perceptions as well as recent visits to afghanistan of this point we're having right now. but today w

she then went out and ran against barbara boxer for the united states senate in california.een oneat should've and she lost in the landslide. i said, i will not say that, ok? all right? so i am not going to say it. has tremendous potential. we have to take back our jobs from china and all of the other people. we have to renegotiate our trade deals by getting people like carl icahn. we have the greatest dealmakers in the world. carl is very busy. i called impaired he said, you are doing great. tough guy. every poll, you are doing amazing. just relax. if i win, you take china. i'll get somebody else to take this one. we will have our best. these people. a nice guy. some of them are not nice. some are horrible human beings but they are the greatest in the world. do we want nice people or do we want these horrible human beings negotiating? horrible. i want the horrible ones. we will make great trade deals. we will save social security without cuts. l come up with health care plans that will be phenomenal, phenomenal. that will be less expensive. theave to get rid of artificial c

barbara boxer dianne feinstein. >> i will say this.e last three weeks, the only way over the last three weeks from his constituents, people in new york went nuts. went to meetings where they told him right to his face. he is walking a tight rope. basically stiffed his commander in chief. we will see what happens with hillary. he has been quiet on this. stuart: only time will tell. thanks good stuff. time for the sector report. health care stocks dragging down the market for the second day in a row. it is the worst performing sector today, 53 of the 56 health care stocks in the s&p 500 are all down. among the losers, biogen and a lot more. 53 56 on the downside. the dow is off 72. 10/apps prototype charger is an electric car, needs a charger. you are looking at it. looks like a snake. it comes sneaking album of the wall. pledged itself into the charging board all by itself. we have more on this in a minute. fascinating video. up next the creators behind a 3d printed car. they say it is going to be on the road by next year. nicole: i am

senators kane, nelson and barbara boxer, a senior member of the foreign relations committee. officials say they expect democrats will continue to rally around the president but they aren't taking any chances and say they will fight for every vote before congress takes up the deal next month. elise labott, cnn, new york. >>> in california there was an extremely close call and one very lucky man. take a look at this. a sheriff's deputy drags this man away from his car just seconds before it's hit by a speeding train. the man had crashed his car into the crossing guard. the sheriff's office says he appeared to be under the influence. the incident is now under investigation. >>> up next here on "cnn newsroom," a new undercover video about planned parenthood alleges more wrongdoing. the debate intensifies over whether the video is valid or set up. plus we'll soon now if this piece of wreckage right here found on a remote island last week is from missing malaysian airlines flight 370. more details on the lab tests that will start within hours. that's next. the lincoln summer the in

. >> senator barbara boxer points out the debate over using fetal tissue for research played out two decades ago. it's been approved and in fact republicans, some of whom are now in positions of great power in the senate voted for it. she also points out that planned parent hood receives federal funding for other medical care of women. planned parenthood said only 3% of its services are related to abortion. republicans see this as a moment to push forward a big social conservative issue and you will see it play out again in the fall when congress comes back from a long august recess, but you won't have to wait until then because the first presidential debate is coming up. hillary clinton is making funding planned parent hood a big issue now saying she supports it, so this has certainly become a political talking point. >> libby casey on capitol hill. >> british authorities beef up security to stop mike grants from running through the channel tunnel. the international fight over immigration that is pitting the u.k. against france and altering the face of a georgia monument, the debate

she then went out and ran against barbara boxer for the united states senate in california.ace that should've been one and she lost in the landslide. i said, i will not say that, ok? all right? so i am not going to say it. so our country has tremendous potential. we have to take back our jobs rom china and all of the other eople. we have to renegotiate our trade deals by getting people like carl icahn. we have the greatest dealmakers in the world. carl is very busy. i called impaired he said, you are doing great. tough guy. every poll, you are doing amazing. just relax. if i win, you take china. i'll get somebody else to take this one. we will have our best. these people. carl is a nice guy. some of them are not nice. some are horrible human beings but they are the greatest in the world. do we want nice people or do we want these horrible human beings negotiating? horrible. i want the horrible ones. we will make great trade deals. we will save social security without cuts. e will come up with health care plans that will be phenomenal, phenomenal. that will be less expensive.

barbara boxer says she'll vote for it. we have not heard from chuck schumer. what's he going to do? >> he has a tough choice. he knows where his constituents are. this man is calling for the destruction of the jewish people. one of his remarks is it's convenient there are so many jews in israel because we can kill so many. so mike huckabee's comments aren't at off shine as a lot of people think they are. the guy made the k comment the jews are all concentrated. that gives us a better opportunity to be successful. bill: chuck schumer is key on this. it's my sense this vote goes through. they cannot get the 60. ways your sense? >> you are right. the majority of the congress will vote against it. the majority of the senate, 54 republicans, 2 or 3 democrats. probably get it up to 57, 58. we'll certainly have the house vote it down. but we won't have the 60 to get it out of the senate. i hope that's not true by the way. martha: family members of his victims take to the stands at the james holmes murder trial in colorado. the jurors will decide whether he gets sentenced to life in prison

>> and the white house picked up three key democratic endorsements, senators nelson, cain and barbara boxer, a senior member of the senate foreign relations committee, officials say they expect democrats to rally around the president, but they are not taking any chances, and they're going to be fighting for every vote before congress takes up the deal next month. >> elise labott, in new york, thank you. joining me no to talk more about this is a strong opponent of the iran deal. tom cotton of arkansas, he serves on the intelligence and rm aed services committees, he's a veteran of iraq and afghanistan. i want to ask you about the iran deal, but i first want to ask you about the breaking news we have. ibrahim al asiri is believed to be live and speaking out about this new message, what can you share with us about this. >> i can't share any classified information. but ibrahim al asiri is an incredibly dangerous man. he's made bombs, stuck it in his own brother, tried to put it in printer cartridges, he's purported to be responsible for the underwear bomber, these are the most sophisticated te

barbara boxer, tim kaine, and jim nelson.ime, the white house lost some folks on the house side, including ted deutch . -- it is very unclear. the white house feels more confident about the house than they do the senate. the main reason is the senator they are looking at is senator chuck schumer who is in line to be the next democratic leader of the senate, who is a vary important person in the jewish community, and a senator from new york. he has not made up his mind yet. yhey are really closel watching that. they are focused on getting enough house members. host: talking about the space today and the iran nuclear deal. carol lee, thank you. announcer: that speech was originally set to have started an hour ago. the president on his way to american university in the nation's capital for that speech deal. iran nuclear after the speech, we will open up the phone lines to hear your thoughts on whether the administration has made its case for the iran nuclear agreement. several comments already on facebook. youleen posts, yes, if

limited audience of democrats who were undecided who might take the cover of a nancy pelosi or a barbara boxer like that who have come out for this deal, nelson in florida, and say, well, let's keep you guys in line. we know this is going to be rejected in the house and the senate but not by a veto override-proof margin, so we'll be fine. what do you think of that? >> well, we haven't given up on that. we got to this point because we took a nonpartisan approach in our foreign relations committee and passed it unanimously out to get this 60-day review period for this very reason. and that's to give us time to get information about what's in this deal. now that we've seen this deal and we're getting all the other testimony around the other information that is important here, we're seeing the weaknesses in the deal. i have two major problems with this deal. number one, it doesn't achieve the goal of precluding them from obtaining a nuclear weapon. and they allow, we allow them to enrich, neil. they're only -- can there are 18 countries in the world that have civil nuclear programs and we don't al

neil: i quote barbara boxer and tim kaine and bill nelson and nancy pelosi who say yea on all. this isn't this about getting a veto, override proof majority going. he knows he's going to lose but department is want to lose big. >> yeah, that's where all the action is. so without a doubt, the democrats in congress are going to make the decision on this and have a huge responsibility moving forward. so three leading democrats against it. some democrats are coming out in favor of it. look, if the president says trust his instincts, his instincts are wrong. he called isis the junior varsity. wrong with libya, wrong with putin and wrong across the globe, and the weakness in the argument as it relates to verification. he's trying dismiss this by making a jfk comparison and saying well jfk spoke that you can't have an airtight deal, but the president's own deal has problems in it, and it's this there. isn't the 24-7, 365 inspection that would be implicit in any deal and you can't get to the iranians for 24 days, that's with tons of disclosure. the president and secretary kerry made an

on the other side other prominent democrats, barbara boxer, tim cane bill nelson they wanted to comend say they are in support of the deal. the two most powerful democrats in the senate chuck schumer and harry reid still undecided. when you look at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, listen to this web cast he put out directed at jewish groups here. >> the nuclear deal with iran doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it actually paves iran's path to the bomb. worse, it gives iran two paths to the bomb. iran can get to the bomb by keeping the deal or iran can get to the bomb by voi lateiolating the deal. >> reporter: senior administration officials say president obama is going to frame this as the most consequence foreign policy deal. he's >> thank you so much. >>> this just in to cnn about the search for the malaysia airlines flight 370. a former b.e.a. director the french investigative agency tells cnn there is no doubt that the flaperon is indeed a part of flight 370. experts from gathered at the lab near toulouse france where they have begun the work of trying to positively

i ran for the senate against barbara boxer and lost.aid i still believe in serving in my government. in my case i chose the house. i've been fighting ever since to try to take the bureaucracy and inefficiency and i use the word without restraint, the corruption that is inherent how government runs here and around the world. this is part of what a trump message has to be, is that government doesn't serve us well. it is always about how much more money can you give, you rather than, how can we do more with less, something in the private sector innovation is caused us to dot? neil: very well-put. i wanted to focus on just that. you indulged me. thank you, congressman. always good seeing you. >> good to see you. neil: for you, watching at home. that is all i'm saying here. you can agree or disagree with the congressman and his politics but there is no harm getting business types in there to mix it up at least they argue for business, argue what is important for business, get a sense how you create business, how you create jobs. we could do