senator elizabeth moran taking her public fight over the president's trade agenda to the floor of thesenate this week. the senator is standing by with our chief correspondent, peter, for exclusive interview. peter: thank you so much. i'm joined by senator elizabeth moran, the democrat from massachusetts to has gotten into a public dispute with the president over trade. point thatreach this you could be so far apart on this one issue? senator warren: i really don't understand. for me, this is really about issues around the problem with this trade agreement. one big part of it has been the lack of transparency in the whole process. that we are being asked to grease the skids to move these trade deals forward without showing what the trade deal is. you know, president bush even put out the scrub text, it's called, on the trade agreement and he had it out there for months before he asked for even partial fast-track authority. we just want some transparency around this. peter: so you are not satisfied with the notion that this deal will be out there for 60 days in public, for you to look a

mark: the president battling fellow democrats including the senator from massachusetts, elizabeth moranme about that vote. will the obama white house prevail? peter: in the past few moments it has been abundantly clear on capitol hill from talking with tenant democrats that they will be able to block their own president and not allow him to move forward with this fast track to legislation in the senate which would pave the way for the transpacific partnership. this is a big blow to the obama administration. clearly, the white house was hoping for success today for top they thought enough democrats would join with republicans and move forward with this legislation. it did not happen in part because of tenders like arbor boxer on the floor. in 1988, i voted to allow the ministration to negotiate the north american free trade agreement. then, five years later, i saw the deal. it was a bad deal. i voted no, but it was too late. thati saw the deal, i knew i couldn't six it because that is what fasttrack is. peter: reality what happened, even though the democrats are with the president on tra

liberalsoking at why like elizabeth moran and bill de blasio are attacking the obama administration likere. on olivia: the democratic party is splintering over free trade. is using attacks to describe his usual allies. one is elizabeth warren. here is him in an interview with yahoo! news discussing his position. >> she is a politician like everyone else and has a voice that she wants to get out there. i understand that. on most issues, she and i deeply agree. on this one though, her arguments do not stand the test of fact and scrutiny. don't stand the test of fact and scrutiny. that is pretty clear. today, elizabeth warren and bill de blasio will unveil new ideas for pushing their progressive agenda. looking at a possible splintering of the democratic party is peter cook and margaret. peter, let us start with you. what is this new american contract that bill de blasio and elizabeth warren are unveiling? bill de blasio as part of the unveiling that is happening here this afternoon on capitol hill. it is the left equivalent of the contract with america that new -- newt gingrich brought man

elizabeth diana. she's meeting her great-grandmother, the queen, for the first time. terry moran is many london with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good mornings michael. good blustery morning. a strange destiny to be a royal princess. this girl a few days old, already beloved by her farmly of course. and by her country. and reports ofthe sbt of news reports around the world. this morning, 3-day-old princess charlotte elizabeth diana will have the first audience with the queen. the queen anxious to see her great-granddaughter and big brother prince george. the name princess charlotte a nod to william and kate's family. charlotte, a female version of william's father's name and it's kate's sister pippa's middle name. elizabeth for the queen. and kate and her mother share the middle name i lez bit. and diana for william's mother. the princess will be fourth in line for the throne. bumping harry to fifth. an act initiated by the current queen. later today, william and kate take the heir and the spare though their country home. >> he'll take two weeks of paternity leav

elizabeth diana. she's meeting her great-grandmother, the queen, for the first time. and abc's terry moranin london with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. good blustery morning here. it's such a strange destiny to be a royal princess. this little girl, just a few days old, already beloved by her family, of course, but also beloved by her country and the subject of news reports around the world just like this one. she has a big day ahead of her today. this morning, 3-day-old princess charlotte elizabeth diana will have her first audience with the queen. the queen anxious to see her great-granddaughter and her big brother prince george who melted hearts at the lindo wing visiting his baby sister for the first time. the name princess charlotte a nod to william and kate's family. charlotte, a female version of william's father's name, prince charles, and it's kate's sister pippa's middle name. elizabeth for the queen. kate and her mother carole both share the middle name elizabeth. and, of course, diana for william's mother. princess diana's brother lord spen