what they want to do next is just the fasttrack. so here's the deal.for all those members of congress who voted on the fast fasttrack, the 28 democrats who voted yes, the 189 republicans who voted yes, when they voted yes on friday they already knew that vote was not going to send fasttrack to the president's desk because the first vote which failed had already tanked it. so this is our chance to go back to them and say, hey, this isn't the do-over, this is the real vote. >> yeah. >> if you are for my job, vote no. >> so you're banking on some of those 28 reversing course? >> and/or some of the 189 republicans. because a bunch of them are very conservative members who told their constituents they wouldn't do this blank check authority, and then it didn't matter any more. like an advisory vote. so if they voted yes after they had basically brought down the bill it could not have so much heat on them. >> the fear here is that all of this minutia could get lost in a long hot summer. that's the danger in all of this. >> no on fasttrack is what we have to t

and you take the fasttrack free trade authority and you buy the requisite number of votes. why don't you just do that? kevin mccarthy: that is in essence what we did. >> you to the opposite, you broke them apart. kevin mccarthy: there were two votes. you will not get enough republicans to vote for taa. and you will not get enough democrats to vote for tpa. that is why you separated. >> unless you, as master vote whipper. kevin mccarthy: there was a decision in the leadership that they were going to change what they had done before. at the same time, they had the chief of staff and the secretary of labor. they think this is the only way to kill trade. they do not want to do anything. what if we just passed tpa? the navyn, they may be willing. it is tpp to really do tpa. i think trade is important for growth. it is important for our standing in the world today with our allies. i believe we will get it done. if we did do something in that nature, would have to go to the senate. you would have free-trade democrats hold with you both places. >> is unlikely to pass fasttrack as a

fasttrack of a major negotiation product.y should we fasttrack and loser leverage? -- lose our leverage? peter: are you ok with the notion that today, you challenge your own president and you won. you may have turned him into a lame-duck? rep. levin: no way. tradediscussions on issues and tbt specifically, these discussions have been going on for a long time, both rightly and personally, if i might say. we are not satisfied with the way that tpt is going, and sometimes we have classified refuse, so we can't even tell you when you ask me what is being negotiated. sometimes i will say there is a plan but i can't tell us what is in it. sometimes i say we are talking. right now, if we asked anybody around here, where do you think the negotiations will end up on the key issues, medicines, currency, i'm afraid is out, environment issues, worker the investment state issued that allows investors not to go through the courts but through an arbitration panel, if i were to ask any member where this is going to end up, no one could tell

and we're going the need a flip to the rightside and fasttrack goes down. that's all it would have been taken last week. and lastly as we just heard, that's all that goes to senate. we'll be in full-court press. the whole coalition of millions in the senate to say wait a minute you packaged this one way. you said it was necessary. now you are going to tyke it like this. who is flip-flopping here? >> has this unfolded to be a real political struggle between the president and nancy pelosi. >> i think it's between the president and his own part party and he won't stop. 85% of house democrats voted no on both questions last week. and he persists. he is supposed to be a party leader. there is an election coming. and i might add where is secretary clinton. she should at least be saying no on fast track. put tpp aside as pelosi said. >> this just in. this is a new joint statement by speaker boehner. and also the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on trade. "we are committed to ensuring both tpa and taa get votes in the houpsse and senate and sent to the presid

i've not been a big supporter of fasttrack. i don't think it's necessary. it's a convenience for the administrati. advantage for the business community. but it is a hardship for workers because it just isn't fair. this has reached like a tipping point. but you don't trust him in his assertion that this deal is good for middle class economics. s this. i certainly trust the presidek all of our members trust the president. we disagree with the president on that because this tpp has not even been completed in terms of it. and people can reserve the right to take a look at that when we see that and make an -- >> what we're going through now wouldn't allow it to be completed. completed without it. i have great confidence in our country to negotiate. are you concerned that blocking the president on this front weakens him and could weaken u.s. leadership in the world? >> no. what you saw on the floor on friday was an expression of american people. we are representatives. that is our title and that is our job description. >> and tyler, with news that has broken late

in the u.s., the house of representatives is currently debating legislation called fasttrack. it would allow the white house to be the sole negotiator of trade deals. thereby giving congress only a yes or no vote on agreements. in a rare about-face, republicans are for the measure. but obama is facing resistance from democrats, who are worried about jobs going abroad. according to the white house, g7 leaders are following the u.s. debate very closely. they believe the eu-u.s. pact could add $100 billion to economies on both sides of the atlantic. a green light from congress could help speed up negotiations. >> let's take a look at some of the other business stories we are tracking grid apple is expected to go head-to-head with music streaming services. the company will launch apple music during its development congress this monday. -- during its development conference this monday. the ceo of french telecom has accepted an invitation to israel. a diplomatic route out last week after he announced he wanted to stop doing business with israel's partner to medications. executives f

scarlet: coming up, the prognosis was in great for president obama's fasttrack trade bill, but it was passed by the house, mainly by republicans. devry education, whose stock has been tumbling in the united states, is expanding in latin america and enrolling a flood of new students. and we had to st. petersburg where the international economic forum kicks off in leaders discussed the challenges facing russia. mentioned, after four hours of deliberations, euro area finance ministers failed to reach a deal on greece . while speaking in luxembourg, the president of the eurogroup made it clear talks have not progressed. >> the eurogroup took stock of .his situation regrettable to say too little progress has been made in the institutions in greece. is no agreement insight. as we stand now, too little measures have been put forward that have been assessed to be credible and serious and to be put in a new agreement. the talks have not progressed. today, we send a strong signal to the greek authorities that it is really up to them to submit new proposals and additional proposals in the coming

the question is if republicans will fill the void and rescue fasttrack, which most support.ill they provide the 218 votes needed to move this forward? that will be a tall order because there are republicans who don't want to give the president a victory on any legislation, even on the trade front. a tough road ahead for the president. mark: this is not just about the tpp. what does this mean about their overall pivot to asia? there have been a number of speakers, including the president, making the case that this is not just about trade but about america's place in the world and in the pacific, especially with a rising china. a lot of people have made the argument on the supportive side that that is why democrats should support this. at the end of the day, we will see how many are prepared to back him. could be as many as 20, could be fewer, but is it enough to get him over the top? it will be a big blow if he does not get it done. it will not mean that it is done with, but will certainly hurt his economic agenda for the rest of his second term. mark: peter cook from capitol

they are strongly against that kind of tpp fasttrack. third game, education.you know we need to make access to education fair. we have to create our opportunity again in the united states. we have gotten worse. the fourth thing is we can ignore the role of the transfer system. it is important to at the very least, we should have a fair tax system. why you said that we have a progressive tax system, the percentage of the very very rich that they pay in taxes. the people who speculate on money and pay a lower tax than people who are a plumber or work for a living. is there more land because we tax it will work? this is not anything about incentives. this is about creating inequality. so those are among the things that would be an agenda. there is a final peace that because we are not going to correct the inequality overnight, i think it's very important for us to try to do what we can do to make what was a middle-class lifestyle still accessible. one piece is part of the middle-class lifestyle with sending your kids to college. so making college education afford

so i voted against fasttrack and this is off topic, but i will tell you my opposition to it. i totally understand the rationale that greasing the wheels of the legislation process makes a trade deal easier to pass, but why on earth do we elevate trade for fast track consideration and nothing else that's important? a energy bill increasing american energy independence would also make this country a lot more secure, but we subject that debate to the traditional set of rules and nobody talks about a fast track for energy reform and immigration reform which you could argue that our demographic advantage is one of our primary strengths in and around the world, but nobody is talking about a fast track for immigration reform. i think it's oughtdd that we set a process for trade and nothing else. i hope that there will be one of these deals, either tpp or ttip that i can support because i believe trade is intertwined with american foreign power and it's just to be on the right terms. >> way in the back. i mean, as far as you can go. >> i hope i'm not the only one interested in the ch

. >> no on fasttrack is what we have to tell our members of congress over and over. >> lori, good to hear from you tonight. >>> "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> tonight on "politics nation,"" breaking her silence. rachel dolezal says she identifies as black, but does that excuse her deception? a cable news exclusive interview. >>> also he's in for real. donald trump finally enters the presidential race and is already causing headaches for the gop. >>> plus the first lady makes a big splash across the pond in london. >>> welcome to "politics nation." tonight we start with the story that has people all across the country talking about race identity and deception. rachel dolezal breaking her silence, speaking out in exclusive interview just the day after resigning from the naacp. >> are you an african-american woman? >> i identify as black. this goes back to a very early age with my self-identification with the black experience as a very young child. >> when did it start? >> i would say about 5 years old. >> you began identifying yourself as african-ameri

fasttrack narrowly passed 60 to 37.ected to be on president obama's desk by the end of the week. this paves the way for the president to finalize the trans pacific partnership, the key program that is missing from today's bill is trade adjustment assistance for displaced workers. the senate plans to hold a separate vote on taa. it is expected to pass the senate but its future in the house is not clear. immediately after today's vote majority leader mitch mcconnell addressed the chamber. >> this is a very important day for our country. we've demonstrated we can work together on a bipartisan basis to achieve something that is extremely important for america. >> moments later bernie sanders responded to mcconnell on the senate floor. >> in my view this trade agreement will continue the policies of nafta, cafta permanent normal trade relations with china agreements that have cost us millions of decent paying jobs. we need a new trade policy in america, a policy that represents working families and not just the big money int

agreement should be considered -- i want to know, why is this not considered a corporate deal when fasttrack circumvents our legislative process and the investor dispute settlement, which has been referred to here regarding country of origin labeling under nafta and also the labeling that had -- was forced because of our laws? with this legislation, one third of our government circumvents it, and another third has nullified these corporations above our laws. can we not, as american citizens, sue our legislature for treason for literally nullifying our judiciary? guest: again john, a viewer -- as we said on the earlier segment, i voted against this for some of the reasons you cited. again, i think the country of origin labeling sort of episode that took place a few weeks ago really does highlight, as i said earlier, the stakes that are at play here with these agreements because they do sort of concede authority to these tribunals that can strike down well-established laws, my country of origin labeling. you know, what i would just say is that people are upset, and certainly i have heard from

it is not just that the tpp and fasttrack would force american workers to compete against people in vietnam who make $0.56 hour minimum wage. it's beyond that. i'll tell you a story which demonstrates what these trade agreements are all about. involved in an integerate part of this agreement is called an investor state resolution process. okay. what is that about? right. this is what's it's about. i'll tell you what it's about. tiny country of uraguay who was an oncologist. what he tried to do is work on very strong anti-tobacco legislation trying to keep the kids of his country from smoking. i think that's a good thing. okay. given the fact that smoking causes a huge myriad of diseases. i applause people who do that. philip morris on the other hand, disagreed. what philip morris did as a result of trade language which is included in the tpp is went to an international tribunal and said to the tribunal what uraguay is doing is in violation of our trade agreement because they are harming our future profits. that's right. so philip morris said, look, we can make a lot of money by addicting ch

get on through those fasttrack lanes and cash lanes this morning.hose days where you want to use mass transit. keep that in mind. temperatures close to 70 in san francisco, close to 80 in the north bay. same for east bay and peninsula. overall a hot day, especially inland valleys, cool at the coastline, south bay will be close to 80, tri-valley close to 90. chris, headed to a warmer week monday and tuesday, triple digit heat. fire season well under way we'll talk more about threats coming up. >>> thank you, anthony. san francisco and the nation continues to celebrate the supreme court ruling that same-sex marriage is now local in all 50 states. the decision came as pride celebrations were only beginning. there was a marriage equality celebration in the city's castro district where the street shut down for several hours. people rejoiced in the freedom to love and say i do. all of this weekend, planned pride events are expected to be a little bigger and a little more festive than usual as people celebrate that historic ruling. here are the details of

to the capital, lobbying house democrats ahead of the critical vote on trade, a bill giving his fasttrack authority is up for vote in the 11:00 eastern hour. a number of democrats have opposed it putting the results in doubt. more on this as soon as we get it. the president heading to capitol hill. and now to breaking news on the new york prison break. just moments ago, the clinton county district attorney said joyce mitchell provided contraband to the escaped killers but did not provide them with power tools to break through their prison cell. this comes as a community remains on enj. the manhunt is on its seventh day for the killer whose escaped a maximum security prison in new york. the new search area just miles from the prison. more than 500 police officers joined by search dogs and helicopters are combing through dense forests and going door to door. bloodhound picked up the scent of one or both of the inmates, and that that prompted law enforcement to zero in on a roughly 30 acre section of rugged terrain in dannemora, three miles from theclipten correctional facility. >> it's craz

so i voted against fasttrack and this is off topic, but i will tell you my opposition to it.ationale that greasing the wheels of the legislation process makes a trade deal easier to pass but why on earth do we elevate trade for fast track consideration and nothing else that's important? a energy bill increasing american energy independence would also make this country a lot more secure, but we subject that debate to the traditional set of rules and nobody talks about a fast track for energy reform and immigration reform which you could argue that our demographic advantage is one of our primary strengths in and around the world but nobody is talking about a fast track for immigration reform. i think it's oughtdd that we set a process for trade and nothing else. i hope that there will be one of these deals either tpp or ttip that i can support because i believe trade is intertwined with american foreign power and it's just to be on the right terms. >> way in the back. i mean, as far as you can go. >> i hope i'm not the only one interested in the china question. so tomorrow the

on "the wall street journal" this morning, fasttrack passage said that brown to one trade. trouble brews for imported beers here in america. we will talk about all of that ahead. that'll had come investor carl icahn cashing in his netflix trade. we'll tell you how much it pocketed. stocks that be are today. back in a minute. ♪ it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. maria: welcome back to weakness in global market. asian markets down the negotiations to keep greece firm dragging on. tracey chang is life in beijing. good evening to you. reporter: good morning, maria. asian markets with the theocrat. nikkei composite staff 3.5% on his turn to deals with liquidity from existing stocks. the hang seng lost 1%. the banking stocks but the trend after this they counse

to the capital, lobbying house democrats ahead of the critical vote on trade, a bill giving his fasttrackts have opposed it putting the results in doubt. more on this as soon as we get it. the president heading to capitol hill. and now to breaking news on the new york prison break. just moments ago, the clinton

and it all centers around the president's fasttrack trade negotiating authority. many of his fellow democrats are threatening to derail the package because of concerns of what would happen to american workers who lose their jobs to free trade. >>> pope francis is urging russian president vladimir putin to make a sincere and great effort to achieve peace in ukraine. and putin kept the pope waiting, apparently, arriving at the vatican more than an hourilate on wednesday for his meeting. the talks concentrated on the ukraine conflict and the middle east where the catholic church is worried about the fate of the christian minority. >> an usual sight where a semitruck carrying sharks crashled. it was transporting four sandbar sharks to an aquarium in new york. it blew a tire, ran off the road, and crashed. unfortunately, one of the sharks was killed. another semitruck was brought out to transport the three surviving sharks. >> a washington state man thrown to the bottom of a ravine in a motorcycle crash survived 24 hours in the wilderness thanks in part to his iphone c

tomorrow, and these votes tomorrow are going to be based on the taa because the house couldn't pass tpa fasttrack with taa in it. that's basically what we are dealing with. they think we can do doctor. what make you think today will be acceptable in any way shape or of in house? it is going to make it more acceptable on the house side when they made them take taf and couldn't pass it in the tpa bill? doesn't make any sense to me. so i think it's a sad day today i would do at a concert concerned about a country, concerned about my hard-working people in west virginia and i know you are in all the other states that we had to these are good people and they deserve an opportunity. they deserve a fair trade. they deserved a fair trade. people that will trade on the same with us that have quality understand that they have to live up to in order to get into our markets. and i don't think we should sacrifice our markets basically just to build a. i think we should assist them because they will have to find our markets to the point where we don't sacrifice. i think this could be a troubling think thing bu