cbs news correspondent julianna goldman has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton told an iowa crowd thatresident obama should defer to members of his own party who have blocked his trade agenda. >> in order to get a deal that meets these high standards the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy pelosi. >> reporter: fight over the 12 nation transpacific partnership created strange coalitions with the president business groups and republicans like congressman paul ryan all aligned. >> republicans have delivered the question the democrats going to do this to their president? >> reporter: debate is especially heated heading into an election year because the progressive groups that traditionally support democrats argue that expanding trade and opening much s marks promotes income and equality and costs american jobs. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton will side with every union in this country virtually every environmental group, emery will hes? groups and say that this tpp policy is a disaster. >> reporter: clinton come under fire fr

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: hillary clinton told an iowa crowd that president obama should defer to members of his own party who have blocked his trade agenda. >> in order to get a deal that meets these high standards, the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress, starting with nancy pelosi. >> reporter: the fight over the 12 nation transpacific partnership has created strange coalitions with the president, business groups and republicans like congressman paul ryan, all aligned. >> republicans have delivered. the question is are the democrats going to do this to their president. >> reporter: the debate is especially heated heading that an election year because the progressive groups that traditionally support democrats argue that expanding trade and opening u.s. markets promotes income inequality and costs american jobs. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton will side with every union in this country, virtually every environmental group, many religious groups and say that this t.p.p. policy is a disaster. >> reporter: clinton has come under

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: as supporters raised rainbows in celebration across the country, republican presidential hopefuls are striking a more muted tone where responses ranging from begrudging acceptance to full- fledged fight mode. >> and the courts can no more suspend the law of marriage any more than they can suspend the law of gravity. >> reporter: mike huckabee called on supporters to reject judicial tyranny, while wisconsin governor scott walker and texas senator ted cruz called for constitutional amendments that would reverse the ruling. >> the last two days, the supreme court decisions have been heartbreaking. they have been the embodiment of judicial activism. they've been lawlessness. >> reporter: all of the republican 2016 contenders are against same-sex marriage, butt the range of their responses reflect the strong opposition among religious and conservative republicans whose votes are crucial to success in early states like iowa and south carolina, and that creates a challenge in the general election, according to a recent cbs news poll, 57% of americans sup

julianna goldman has more on the dramatic day. >> reporter: with the clock ticking, senators rushed back from recess but without a clear path for a compromise. >> we're here now facing yet another manufactured crisis. >> reporter: failure to secure a deal before midnight means several surveillance programs will end, including the nsa's controversial bulk collection of phone records revealed by edward snowden. if there aren't new laws to replace them, the obama administration and many republicans say national security is at stake. >> the fees lapsed. i think we're going to have fewer tools. >> reporter: c.i.a. director john brennan told bob schieffer today that ending all data collection could lead to an intelligence failure an even to another 9/11 style attack. >> the tools that the government has used over the last dozen years to keep this country safe are integral to making sure that we're able to stop terrorists in their tracks. >> reporter: senate leaders must decide whether to move forward with a house bill that would reign in the nsa program. the usa freedom act is backed by both p

julianna goldman has more on that. good morning. >> good morning.the 12-nation trade pac is known as a transition partnership and it's the centerpiece of president obama's economic agenda. the white house said it would count china's growing assessment in the economy and it would be the most significant trade deal since the north america trade agreement. the president said he needed the vote to negotiate and now what would be a legacy defining trade agreement is up in the air. >> we want a better deal for america's workers. >> reporter: just hours after the two met privately, house minority leader nancy pelosi rebuffed president obama and came out against the trade bill that he's been furiously pushing. >> the motion is not adopted. >> the defeat came after an unprecedent 11th hour lobbying effort with the president stopping by the congressional baseball game thursday evening and then appealing directly to democrats on capitol hill friday. >> basically the president tried to both guilt people and then impugn their integrity. and i don't think it was

julianna goldman is in washington where the reporter is raising new questions about the presidential idate. julianna, good morning. >> good morning. presidential candidate hillary clinton has given the state department tens of thousands of pages of e-mails. now, these missing e-mails predate the benghazi attack that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stephens. but they do raise questions about the e-mails at the time she was secretary of state. on thursday they sthad were missing nine e-mails and parts of six others. the correspondences were between hillary clinton and a longtime friend sidney blumenthal while she was secretary of state. bloomumenthal did not work at the state department but testified last week on capitol hill. >> i'm a longtime friend of hillary clinton. it seems obvious that my appearance before this committee was for one reason and one reason only and that reason is politics. >> reporter: the state department also says that the missing e-mails which were part of more than 60 related to libya released by blumenthal to the benghazi committee are no

julianna goldman. good morning. >> good morning.achines have never printed currency with a woman on them. the last woman to appear on a bill was martha washington on a $1 silver note in 1896. >> it's time to put a wambach on our currency. >> reporter: jack lew says america's cash will finally honor the contributions of women. >> it is a signal to the world of what we think and representing all of our people in our history is part of who we are. >> reporter: the pick of a $10 bill is a bit of a surprise. over the last several months the campaign to put a woman on the 20 dollar bill went viral. over 600,000 votes were cast to replace andrew jackson with harriet tubman. >> some say it's not as prestigious. you can't get that at the atm. >> i think it's a pretty big deal. >> it's not the 20. >> i think it's one of our most widely used bills and it's as important as the 20. >> reporter: the company recently redesigned currency so it's more difficult to counterfeit. the next bill is the 10 dll brs in line set for 2020 which happens to be

julianna goldman with how politicians are profiting. good morning. >> good morning.n meets the eye. it goes beyond slapping a person's name on a t-shirt. it's turned into a money-making data collecting enterprise. banners, bumper stickers flags. how passe. campaigners need to think big and get creative. there's already online goods tracking it. you have marco polios and others. how about this onesie for sale on hillary clinton's store for 25 bucks. >> we want to engage people anyway we can. >> clinton's communications director jen palmieri says the merchandise is a must. it's a way to have fun but the kitsch y kitschy things is a way to make cash. >> it's a way to show your support but do it in a creative way. >> reporter: when you buy campaign gear you're making a campaign donation. in 2008 the obama campaign revolutionized the practice. they made each purchase a 100% donation to the campaign. in 2012 they perfected it into a money-making machine with merch hauling in tens of millions of dollars. >> $40 million in 2012? >> $40 million. >> in merch. >> it's amazing.