i think the thing that's been really motivating is the polling numbers the american public hates fastrack and t.p. pay and so senator reid has a lot of democrats who are vulnerable who are op who are all seeing the numbers are hearing the phones are starting to really ring off the hook you have to keep it up and fast track in c.p.p. and so reid's thinking i'm like this myself this is not good for the democrats actually coming back to be a majority there's no urgency for this because the house of representatives sure aren't doing before indicated he wasn't take it to the senate until the house of acted and now we go back to the house though it is the case that the president will not have fast track legislation to sign there will be no fast track loser run to push it through congress this year it still is the case that there are still going to be a big fight in the house so we should say a quick who but we should not have a victory dance because the fight over fastrack is in the house today even speaker boehner said things about pushing it soon the president's going on a trip to asia signed

i have been suffering from insomnia lately so i know i've been able to jam into it so it's what fastrack is the precondition that they need to get the tepee and the other trade deals you know passed they it's what it is is the delegation some people say an abdication of constitutional. our article one section eight of the constitution gives to the united states congress the congress the clues of authority over our trade deals the authority of the commerce among nations and what the fast track bill would do and grandfathering in the t p p would give to the executive branch of the u.s. t.r. into the administration the exclusive power to choose the partners trading partners write the contents control the content of the trade deals and then write implementing legislation that would then be treated in the house on an up or down vote no amendments limited debate just it's why i call it a kind of a legislative laxative that's bad for the constitution and it is a double entendre saying that. and we're opposed to it and today was actually a national day of action the teamsters and other groups al

right there already there are thirty republicans who before the bill went in said they wouldn't do fastrack they don't think it's constitutional it doesn't get away congress's exclusive constitutional authority over trade and also a bunch and just wouldn't think giving more power to president obama if anything then you've got democrats one hundred sixty of them before the boy even one in said no more of that since then you've had a bunch of the senior members saying we're not for that that's the old fast track we need a new way to do trade so right now the way i think to serve disk. it is they're running out of time it's a second year in an election year and they don't have the votes in the house the sense not to go first is the bill has to start it's a revenue bill so it has to start and house so if it does manage to get their house and senate has the president expressed interest in is this something he would sign off on or the president wants it's a huge power grab for him in the sense that he's suddenly getting rid of congress meddling in all this law or writing i mean it's he's the one

clues of authority over our trade deals the authority of the commerce among nations and what the fastrack bill would do and grandfathering in the tepee being would give to the executive branch of the us t.r. into the administration the exclusive power to choose the partners trading partners write the contents control the content of the trade deals and then write implementing legislation that would then be treated in the house on an up or down vote no amendments limited debate just it's what i call it a kind of a legislative laxative that's bad for the constitution and it is a double entendre saying that. and we're opposed to it and today was actually a national day of action the teamsters and other groups all across the civil society different constituencies fighting fast track it doesn't have an original co-sponsor in the house democratic and frankly it doesn't deserve one so it's in for a big fight and i encourage your viewers to get involved to go to stop fast track dot com or go to keep misters dot org our website and see how to join the fight against this bad bad bill i just can't im

plans call for a $7 toll for fastrack users by 2018. $8 for cars without fastrack. in with the first increase scheduled for april 7th. tonight's meeting is scheduled for 5:00 at the whistle stop building in san rafael. >>> the terror concerns are rising for the winter olympics. what the u.s. is doing to protect to protect u.s. treats. >> there are ticket concerns -- to protect the u.s. athletes. >> there are ticket concerns for the olympics. >>> we're looking for more record highs today. we'll show you how warm. >>> welcome back to the "mornings on 2." 8:14. tonight, members of the marin mup is pal water district will respond to california's official drought. marin county has just experienced the driest year on record. the water district is expected to approve a resolution calling for a 20% voluntary reduction in water use. governor brown made that same announcement on friday when he declared a drought emergency in california. >>> reports that the iranian navy sent warships on a mission to the atlantic ocean for the first time. two ships with 30 navy academy cadets

p c wall i was in cameras ron christie the senate introduce fastrack in the transpacific partnership for the t.t.p. yes it's happening guys right now members of a bipartisan congressional committee took full advantage of the christie distraction to introduce legislation that would give obama fast track authority to move forward with the corporate coup d'etat see while the t p p is being touted as a beacon for job creation the so-called free trade agreement is anything but not only have negotiated. been conducted almost exclusively between advisors representing powerful multinational corporations but the talks have taken place entirely in secret. yes the big banks global telecom companies pharmaceutical giants and fossil fuel. parishioners that are standing to benefit immensely from the passing of this deal if you know all the corporations that we trust the most and what the t.p. would do confirmed by portions of the leak tax is bring about a whole slew of potentially devastating impacts that range from increased prices for medicine erosion for internet freedoms and resident and corpo

less nervous about giving away some of its authority and that's what was like in the seventy's when fastrack first to hatch and now we're going. no not a thing an interlocutor and he writes patents procurement immigration law energy policy financial services professional licenses food safety it's like the entire federal statute book gets rewritten through trade agreements thank you so much this is lori wallach she is the director of public for the thirteenth global trade watch now to the plain where is indian reservation and south dakota. who has an annual per capita income of just four thousand dollars eight times the rate of diabetes on the national average two times the rate of heart disease and three times the rate of infant mortality it also has possibly the highest unemployment rate in the country eighty percent which matches the estimated rate of alcoholism on the reservation and this is despite the fact that alcohol is illegal there are those that produce or coding style breaks it down from an eighty percent unemployment rate to an average life expectancy of fifty years old. to a pin

it looks like the fastrack lanes and carpool lanes are moving better. nice, clear skies as you can see. doesn't look like a cloud in sight. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk more about your weather and traffic. steve is right over there. >> busy updating my social media stuff over there. >> busy guy. >> i'm telling you, between twitter and facebook. i appreciate all of the comments. a lot of cloud cover zipping towards southern california. things are moving rapidly. it's very clear. it's colder. no doubt about it. 30s and 40s. san francisco's rainfall which was awful for january driest ever. the old mark was 1921. we had .26 only .06 measured. the average max temperature was 62.2. these were as of yesterday. the mean temperature ties the warmest temperature. 38 fairfield. vacaville, 35. 39 half moon bay. so with clear skies and some of that colder air working its way in, especially up into mendocino county, lake county, cool air. you can see clouds are rapidly out of the picture. it will be a

just you all just heard my conversation congressman peter de fazio what are your thoughts on the fastrack bill imperius this is this is something that both michele bachmann and peter de fazio oppose this i think this secret nature of it is what's most disconcerting and you know we've had a lot of secret meetings you know since obama took office it's bad if obama does it's a bad if you know arse if their public inside doesn't so i think that there definitely needs to be transparency and i think that you know the tea party and michele bachmann raise some good concerns and i think that we really do need to make sure we understand the ramifications of this and president obama has not said whether he supported against it yet he needs to own where he has not i mean i have not found i know the administration's push yeah i know he's been for you know free trade but he has not come out and said whether he's for this or it's for and one of the things i find pretty interesting about the keep the debate surrounding congress is you're seeing the same sort of divisions between establishment politicians