street. more on that in a moment. we begin with a big defeat for the white house, the key bill to push expanded trade negotiating authority has been rejected by the house and his own party. a last-minute trip to capitol hill was not enough. in the end, the vote was an astonishing 302-126 on a portion of the legislation that helps workers lose their jobs because of imports. that leaves the president s fast-track authority in limbo, which would give the administrati the ability to wrap up negotiations on the transpacific partner a massive free trade deal affecting 40% of the global economy. john harwood tells us what happened today and what s next. this was a very big defeat for president obama and republican leaders in the house and senate. they needed this package to go through as a whole in order to advance the president s trade agenda and clearway from the transpacific trade partnership deal that they hoped to negotiate dozen nations later this year a conclude and get it
street. more on that in a moment. we begin with a big defeat for the white house, the key bill to push expanded trade negotiating authority has been rejected by the house and his own party. a last-minute trip to capitol hill was not enough. in the end, the vote was an astonishing 302-126 on a portion of the legislation that helps workers lose their jobs because of imports. that leaves the president s fast-track authority in limbo, which would give the administrati the ability to wrap up negotiations on the transpacific partner a massive free trade deal affecting 40% of the global economy. john harwood tells us what happened today and what s next. this was a very big defeat for president obama and republican leaders in the house and senate. they needed this package to go through as a whole in order to advance the president s trade agenda and clearway from the transpacific trade partnership deal that they hoped to negotiate dozen nations later this year a conclude and get it
a triple digit decline on wall street. more on that in a moment. we begin with a big defeat for the white house, the key bill to push expanded trade negotiating authority has been rejected by the house and his own party. a last-minute trip to capitol hill was not enough. in the end, the vote was an astonishing 302-126 on a portion of the legislation that helps workers lose their jobs because of imports. that leaves the president s fast-track authority in limbo, which would give the administrati the ability to wrap up negotiations on the transpacific partner a massive free trade deal affecting 40% of the global economy. john harwood tells us what happened today and what s next. this was a very big defeat for president obama and republican leaders in the house and senate. they needed this package to go through as a whole in order to advance the president s trade agenda and clearway from the transpacific trade partnership deal that they hoped to negotiate dozen nations later t
the fed decision. the group is expected to discuss how to break a deadlock in deal talks and release bailout funds so that greece can pay a key imf debt installment and avoid a fault. michelle has made her way to greece. she ll be joining us in a few minutes. that s not a good sign. we always said when she goes there s news to be had. but in the meantime a couple of other big stories. it values the company at about $4 billion. shares begin under the ticker fit. also gm and fiat chrysler lining up financial advisors in a mergers standoff. saying the two car makers turned to the banks for help with a deal given that there might be something going on. and ceo mary bara said she had no interest so it s going to be one to watch. and airbnb the latest unicorn to seek more money. they re looking to raise another billion dollar in financing. that would allow people to list homes and apartments at $24 billion. all i can think of is the 40 billion for uber and i understand so the
reporter: just think, on wednesday, the election will be over, i will keep you in suspense. or will it? at each other s throat and i don t see this getting healed very quickly. reporter: it has been ugly. it has been divisive. nasty women vote. but that is nothing new. you can t vote for thomas jefferson because she dead. trump v clinton, a little nt morning. there s a question on tuesday s aboballot that is all the buzz n several states, including our most populous, barry petersen will tell us all about it. prop 64 recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states this tuesday. and that has some people worried. why in the world would we want to legalize another h elict california where it may pass. i think ten or 20 years from now we will look back and say i am so glad we ended prohibition. can the rest of america be far behind? that story later on sunday morning. of the 43 men that served as president so far, which one stands out it is a