should john boehner remain? many weighing in on mitch mcconnell. >> on the next "washington journal," april ryan talks about her book, "the presidency in black and white," which examines how modern presidents have handled race relations. and luis ranofsky will discuss proposals to replace the affordable care act. you can join the conversation on facebook and when her. washington journal live on c-span. >> monday night on "the two indicators,," the founder and ceo of media, to medications on the challenges facing media companies and the fallout from the latest fcc decision affecting the internet. >> i have no doubt this will increase rates for consumers. they are going to impose on regulatory fees. additional rental fees. taxes at the local level. i think utilities. regular utilities. the states are going to get into the act. i have not found one government that does not want to raise more money. that is going to give them an opportunity to raise more money. >> monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicato

what john boehner needed them to do was shut up and vote. he knew virtually all the democrats would vote for it and another republicans would join them. 182 democrats and 75 republicans voted for it. so john boehner got a dead cat off his doorstep, the dead house republican bill that would have nullified president obama's executive action on immigration, a bill that would have been vetoed. what john boehner did today he could have done weeks ago if he was the leader of the house republicans, but they have no leader. instead, what john boehner had to do is go through weeks of pretending that the hopeless house republican bill had a chance, weeks of trying to convince the delusional in his party that he was with them 100%. the bill that has now passed the house and the senate, the only bill that ever could have passed is on its way to the white house for president obama's signature for the full funding of the homeland security department. president obama said today that he didn't watch benjamin netanyahu's speech, because he was on a videoconf

john boehner says it is not easy leading republicans. he suffered a humiliating defeat when conservatives rejected his plan for a three-week funding bill for the department of security. he approved a one-week bill. boehner was asked if he could leave the house republicans. >> i think so. remember what is causing this. it is the president of the united states overreaching. olivia: he will try again this week to get homeland security funded through the rest of the year. conservatives are opposed to any spending bill that does not block executive orders on immigration. brendan: rachel bias in ferguson, missouri. officer shot a black teenager. the report criticizes the city for highest in traffic's tops -- in traffic stops. the new ceo of mcdonald's not wasting time when it comes to a turnaround plan. he took over yesterday. he will speak to franchise owners and suppliers. he might announce plans to shift to antibiotic free chicken or beef. samsung unveiling its newest challenger to the iphone. the galaxy s6. the edge model has a screen that

a revolt against john boehner. is there any possibility of this? >> reporter: well, those conservatives are angry with john boehner because they would like to use the power of the purse to fight back against the president's immigration policies, but john boehner is not in any trouble because those conservatives who are upset with him don't have a candidate to run against him. there aren't enough of them. they don't have a leader. and there are even fewer of those conservatives who are angry with boehner than there were in the last congress. >> axelrod: so nancy, if, as john is telling us, there is not going to be any revolt, how fractured is the republican party in the house? >> reporter: well, that's one of the downsides of having such a large majority. you have a variety of viewpoints and a conservative wing of the members who say they came to washington to hold the president's feet to the fire by whatever means possible, even if that's uncomfortable. and then a sort of more pragmatic wing, which includes the spe

it was a rough friday for john boehner. you could be another very rough friday for john boehner. he has the problems and divisions in the house republican congress. his options are to do a short-term bill or finally acknowledge reality, throw in the towel, and pass a full funding bill for the department, security that does not touch executive actions. he is likely to anger conservative critics in the conference again and raise questions about whether he can hold the group together for bigger fights to come. the debt ceiling, the budget, even highway spending at the end of may. >> peter, it is hard for people outside washington to appreciate just how tense things got on friday. even if this does not come to a head later this week what does that say about boehner's staying power as we head towards other showdowns? >> here is the reality. to unseat john boehner would be a complicated and difficult process. there is no one stepping up to challenge him. but it is not out of the realm of possibility. there were private discussions last week about that thing. there were supporters of jo

what will happen to john boehner? in the last segment, we had manu raju saying boehner will put this senate bill this clean funding bill what democrats are looking for, on the floor this week. this is that moment we've been looking at for a few years. when does it get to be too much more the conservatives in the republican side that have never trust thejohn boehner? >> here's the thing, if not gone boehner, who? there is nobody else to consolidate around. that's his biggest -- >> would anyone else want it? >> that's the other thing. once you get into leadership it's weird. remember how steve skolise was a raging conservative. now he's in leadership. >> we've seen this movie so many time times before. we saw it during the debt ceiling, during the budget shutdown during the payroll tax increase bill. the speaker needs to get a bill through his conservative caucus they balk, he is embarrassed about having to pull a bill from the floor, we talk about his speakership issen endangered. i think the same thing will happen to

like in this is john boehner's problem so far. he has to work with mcconnell, but he cannot appear too close to him because there are a lot of republicans who are upset about the way that he proposed this bill. the john boehner camp cannot look like he is part of that strategy, he has to separate himself. >> on immigration you asked specifically about the four pieces of legislation that they are hoping will address their concerns. what is the strategy? >> republicans, one of the other bills were they had problems earlier this year is a border security bill. it was border security only, and they had to pull it from the floor back in january because they did not have enough votes. the conservatives rebuilt saying they do not like the bill, and they said it is not the border, but interior enforcement that is the problem. this is a chance in some ways to rehabilitates that border beill. this is the republican chance to not just push back is the president's executive action but tell you exactly how we think the enforcement should happe

mcconnell can do what he has to and john boehner cannot. >> there is no way out on this one. president obama has to navigate the politics of russia. john kerry threatened russia with the s-word sanctions. things get rough. is who lost russia going to be an issue going forward? >> i did not know we had it to start with. if things get worse, or their allies occupied ukraine it will be a problem for the democrats in 2016. there is a possibility of sanctions. this country is a basket based back -- case. >> what do you think the administration can possibly do? president obama cannot intimidate vladimir putin and there's not much he can offer him. there's nothing they seem to be able to do to improve the relationship. >> if it were just in isolation he could see -- he could say let's deny russian banks that international settlement. that would take an economy into a tailspin. the difficulties are there are other issues including iran that we need the russians on. but you cannot tolerate their continued for lack of a better term e over there. >> you look at the thing people cite mos

. >> what do you think of john boehner's performance of defending the speech, even though others like john mccain said it wasn't the right way to do it? >> i don't think it was the right way to do it. it was also negotiated by the israeli ambassador who at one time was a gop political functionary. a hardliner in israel and thinks this was a big mistake. >> it will be fascinating. you have some people boycotting tomorrow. netanyahu is pretty skillful. he was playing the crowd pretty effectively today. he started out by saying who is from florida? he will play congress in a sophisticated way. it will give him the day and the president will have to wait for another day. >> it will be a forceful and successful speech. >> after the chaos subsided on house floor friday night with no solution in sight to fund the department of homeland security, things were confounding at the last reel of "birdman." the house and senate are still at a standstill. there is another friday deadline looming. how do you think this will end? >> capitulation and less they want to extend the agony. this was a dumb f

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either mentally john boehner's a few seats short of a majority. he's got such an amazing plan he can afford to be overconfident to the point of weirdness. >> they're going to take a vote to have a stop gap funding measure to keep the department running for three weeks. >> jon: that's the plan. [laughter] three weeks stop gap plan. that's the plan that allows you to be so [bleep] you're up there. you want your caucus to delay this problem a full 21 days. that's what's giving you this swagger. it is my pledge to you that this country will not have to deal with this homeland security crises at least until st. patrick's day. [laughter] >> house republican leaders were blind sided when their plan to prevent the department of homeland security from shutting down was defeated. 52 conservatives voted no because the funding bill didn't also stop the president's immigration plan. >> jon: oh my god, boehner you couldn't get your own caucus to give you next to nothing. i don't know jon three weeks extension doesn't seem really embarrassing. you give us anothe

mitch mcconnell not so much but john boehner. do you want to say something about harry reid as john boehner? >> harry, good luck and good-bye. >> that's pretty good. that's pretty impressive. thank you guys very much. >> thank you. >> up next house speaker, the real house speaker john boehner lets us in on his secret passion. stay with us. push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new, you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps businesses move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal generating electricity on-site and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitme

speaker john boehner inviting benjamin netenyahu to come and address this joint meeting of congress. he wants to try to derail what he thinks is an merging deal between iran and the west lead by the united states. ongoing right now at this moment in switzerland, trying to put iran's nuclear program -- put some controls on that. del you mention it is a shot ticket. town on the floor there will be empty spaces because of the controversy surrounding this speech. and you mentioned the absence of joe biden, you can see house speaker john boehner in front of the flag where he is traditionally for these joint meetings when foreign dignitaries address the senate. but to his right orewin hatch. the vice president has chosen to attend to business in guatemala overseas due to the fact the administration is very upset how this happened. you see oreinhatch there as the most senior member in the democratic party fulfilling that role. we will see an escort committee escort benjamin netenyahu into the chamber. he'll be announced by the sergeant in arms. it will be interesting to see the reaction he

john boehner did. that ruffled feathers and white house says it's against protocol for president obama to meet with benjamin netanyahu so close to israel's elections, which are just two weeks ago. the lobbying group, he means no disrespect for president obama but insists it's his duty to speak out. >> as prime minister of israel i have a moral obligation to speak up in the face of these dangers while there's still time to avert them. the days when the jewish people are passive in the face of threats, those days are over. >> kelly o'donnell is with me from capitol hill. chris jansing is at the white house. good morning to both of you. kelly, lots of build up to the speech. what will we see today? >> you're going to see the politics outside of the capital as well with protesters just outside the door where i'm at both for and against. the appearance of benjamin netanyahu. and inside the house chamber, there will be some absences. roughly 48 to 50 so less than 10% of all of congress is publically telling

now that john boehner went to them this morning that said we've got no choice we got to pass funding. we'll see if members of congress learn from that misfire and give john boehner more maneuvering room going forward. >> john thank you so much. in washington. ty? >>> the congressional department say the treasury will run out by october or november. rely on accounting maneuve to keep the government afloat until then. does this sound familiar? without congressional, it would go back on obligations. >>> nine justices hear a major challenge tomorrow to keep aa key provision of the affordable care act. subsidies. some say it has the potential to derail the president's signature achievement and hinges on a few words. hampton pearson has mo. >> reporter: tomorrow the supreme court justices will hear the biggest challenge for the affordable care act since a landmark 2012 decision upholding the individual mandate. this time opponents of the mandate are challenging the government subsidies offered to those who get their coverage through the health insurance marketplaces run by the federal gover

is john boehner part of the conservative base or apart from it. is jeb bush part of the republican base or apart of it? and finally were it not for 19th century history, would anyone call the conservative dominated party the party of lincoln? the facts are there in front of us. the strength of what securities the republican congress is centered now in the south, believed that his election was reason itself for civil war. where is it weak? where is it lost in space of belief? no longer the vote for civil rights and voting rights for the mid '60s. their ambition has been a push to limit voting rights especially for minorities with voting i.d. requirements. this is what they did with poll taxes. the question is how will this movement end up. will the right wing push the bush-boehner club or will they put them in their plaits taking votes and bouncing candidates crust, huckabee and carsons into the back seats. the speaker's defeat on homeland security the weakness of bush in the polls come to a division. for the first time in a half century i can see

boehner -- is happening should be seen as a blow to john boehner. even tougher fights down the road, with the budget. others should be nervous, as well, and the crisis here in washington is far from over. >> peter, a lot of people saying, for lack of a better term, and i cannot believe i am saying either, is this a civil war among them, fighting for the heart and soul of the party? >> the fight we saw was a real one, and it was pretty raw, and we saw for the first time some of the moderates, and there are not a lot of them, really taking shot at conservatives, and one was accusing his fellow members as being phony conservatives. we have no clear indication of what will happen this friday. we could see basically instant replay, dÉjÀ vu, all over again. >> washington correspondent peter cook, thank you. and concerns surrounding a company and why there is a bet the stock will go to 0$ a share. join us when "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >> let's get you to some of the top stories where following this hour. angela netanyahu -- benja

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house speaker john boehner issues a new warning about iran. senator ted cruz on why he wants to be president. and the senate's top democrat's surprise decision to call it quits. good morning from washington. i'm dana bash. we are learning chilling new details about the last moments of germanwings flight 9525 as well as the co-pilot who intentionally crashed the jet carrying 150 passengers and crew into the french alps. cnn's senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen is in cologne, germany. a french newspaper has released a transcript of the plane's voice recorder. what does it tell us? >> reporter: well dana the transcript describes the flight as one that begins in the early stages as almost normal. it takes off about 20 minutes later but apparently there are already telltale signs that perhaps the co-pilot andreas lubitz was trying to set the captain up to leave his cockpit at some point. the plane takes off 20 minutes late and it reaches cruiseing cruisingality tood a short time later. lubitz says if you want to go to the bathroom

the speaker of the house, john boehner, invited mr. netanyahu and forgot to consult with the president of the united states who leads our nation in terms of foreign policy. and i think that's wrong and i think it's a very dangerous precedent. second of all, andrea no great secret that mr. netanyahu is in a tough re-election race in israel. that election is in two weeks and i do not want to see the congress of the united states being used as a prop or photo-op opportunity, not for him or any other leader around the world who is running for re-election. >> have you felt any pressure because of your decision not to attend? >> no. in my state i've gotten calls in support of my decision. i've gotten calls in opposition but no real pressure. >> at the same time netanyahu as he explained it to apec today feels there is a difference between security and the united states, which is a matter of national security for the most powerful nation in the world and security in israel against an iranian threat which he says is a matter of survivor. for t

back to comments and calls on speaker john boehner. caller: i agree with most of your callers that boehner and mcconnell need to resign or be voted out. host: what is your frustration with senator mcconnell? what is your take on him? caller: i think he needs to resign or be voted out. host: he just wanted reelection. but you are saying being voted out of leadership? caller: are you going to argue with me before i can make my comments? host: no, no. i am sorry. go ahead, please. caller: i'd like to make my comments, if you do not mind. they are trying to get along with the democrats, but you compromise out of the strength and not weakness. they are afraid to do bold work that would irritate their democratic counterparts, thinking that it they come up with something that would please the democrats, they could compromise better. that is a big mistake. it is not working out. they have been trying it for years now. you need people who were -- you will attack the democrats. who will absolutely get them in a position where they have to compro

every democrat voted for it and 75 republicans joined them including john boehner. he voted with the democrats? amazing, right? >> he might as well call her madam speaker. every time there is a tough boat, john boehner is going to basically have to turn it over to the democrats. they do not have a plan right now. >> he is going to rely on nancy pelosi spoke in the future. >> he cannot find any help in the senate. the senate is not going to bail him out. all the budget issues raising the debt ceiling, i don't see right now mitch mcconnell-john boehner plan to avoid this happening again and again. morale among house republicans in some senate republicans is not at an all-time low but it is pretty low. coming up, we go deep inside the secret negotiation room to stop a new tehran. we do have a reporter who is well sourced as anyone in the world. that's when we come back. ♪ >> our guest tonight is damon sager -- david sanger of a publication we were talking about earlier. we have nothing but nice things to say about your paper. thanks for joining us from harvard. let's

john boehner, thanks very much. >> nice to see you. >> john: we'll be right back in a minute to hear from top democrat. >> dickerson: we're back with senator dianne feinstein. i want to start with the 'he sass nation of boris nemtsov. gunned down this the street. what is the intelligence committee know about this, if anything. >> not very much so far. and that's somewhat of a problem, it's very difficult to get certain kinds of intelligence with respect to russia. but i think it speaks on its face as to what it is. someone very much opposed to the opposition, this is a leader of the opposition to putin i think a distinguished dissident not your average person on the street, but someone who actually served in the cabinet of boris nemtsov. spoke fluent english or was prepared to take on russia with respect to the ukraine and what russia has really been doing there and was shot down in cold blood. >> dickerson: the question question about his assassination whether there is a connection to vladimir putin. >> i think there is. whether putin authorized it, whether he didn't, whether he kne

he is speaking at the invitation of john boehner. john kerry eight cysts -- insists there is no problem between the prime minister and israel. it was all, if not -- it was odd if not unique that the administration was not included in this process. alix: they agree iran must not build nuclear weapons. democrats want no part of an --. >> i think so. i am not going to suggest it because it is not. remember what it is causing this, the president of the united hates overreaching. alix: samsung unveils new challenges to apple. the phones are on display today. the screen extends on the sides of the phone. both include payment software compatible with most card readers. congress will hear from facebook founder, mark zuckerberg. who will fill warm buffet's shoes? -- who will fill warren buffett's shoes? those are your top headlines. back to our top story. peter cook joins us. is john boehner's job safe? peter: his job is safe for now. in large part, no one stepping up to replace him. in the process of ousting, it is an extremely complicated p

the big challenge again that john boehner has is that he has to go out there demonstrate the benefits from the american people and from republican brand of governing versus having these he one crisis after the next up on capitol hill. that is not going to help republicans. >> mid terms end republicans have big win and president has hone he has a second act the president is on the offensive since mid term. john boehner and mitch mcconnell need a second act because what happened on friday will happen again and again if they don't figure out new way to go. the balance impossible to solve in the abstract. case by case barbara boxer and bernie sanders don't have full detail power democrats are going to obstruct in the senate. you don't have to pass on them. >> here is where i think you can fault the republican leadership. after the mid term election they came out very eloquently talked about how now republicans both in power are going to demonstrate how they can govern. are going to demonstrate how they are going to put issues important to the american people first. they had to have known

. >> beth fouhy, isn't it john boehner who has to have a plan b? >> this is just crazy kabuki theater. >> i hate taking the suspense out of it. weave seen these plays run before. >> let's face it. republicans have marginalized themselves so much now that they are both the shutdown party and the party that opposes immigration. they are going on a suicide mission with this one. there was a great study called "states of change." it says by 2060, the majority of states are going to be majority minority. that means hispanic voters. and that means if republicans don't figure out a way to clean up their act with hispanic voters they're going to lose their relevance as a national party, and doing what they're doing around the president's executive action is not going to help them on that. >> jeremy peters, do you think the democrats will actually be able to use this rule to kind of pole vault the senate bill onto the house floor and get a vote on it? >> i think ultimately, the end result is a clean bill. i think that that is where republicans are starting

>> republican rebels handed house speaker john boehner a humiliating defeat. can he get that homeland security bill passed? >> one billion viewers but no profits, we will see what google needs to do to make some more money. it's a new week here on market makers. i am erik schatzker. >> i am stephanie ruhle. a new leak. it's so cold. >> there is some breaking news on the manufacturing sector this morning. scarlet fu is out of the newsroom with the headlines. >> the number here is a disappointing one. they were anticipating a decline . on prices paid, this is a measure of inflation. a change of 35 when economists have been looking for an increase.

john: the big take away for me is between john boehner, this story is not going away. her press conference last week, if it was supposed to shut this thing down, it has not done that. mark: a lot of and unanswered questions. there are four states that matter in presidential politics. iowa, new hampshire nevada, and south carolina. jeb bush completed his pre-campaign to work of those states. he spoke to a crowd in greenville, where he stepped up his criticism of president obama and fine tuned some familiar themes. >> every chance he has had to validate is mandate, it is not that i'm going to be the most hard-line president in american history, it is that there are no blue states, no red states. he has invalidated that every chance he has had. i am not going to change my views because people covering the story think it is unpopular. that is what is wrong with american politics. people want to have people speak their minds, say what they believe. have a dialogue, and interaction. interact with the breast -- press. mark: is jeb bush -- how is that going? john: i think we a

how is john boehner, or how will john boehner be received by the people of israel? orrin? can you hear -- we can't hear him. >> i can hear you. >> we're going to start over. >> your microphone wasn't on or something happened. you're going to have to start over. how are the people of israel and jerusalem. how will they receive john boehner? >> well, from netanyahu's perspective, he knows very well who the strongest supporters in congress are. he knows it's the republicans and boehner and mitch mcconnell who was here earlier this week. he'll play very much to the crowd that was giving him a very strong show of support. the timing is no coincidence, right during the middle of the deadline. they are keenly aware of the coordination between iz rein the u.s. they know it's critical here. they know it's very important for the security of the country. and so would imagine many israelis very much supporting what's behind the visit, which is the security of israel as it relates to a nuclear iran. there weren't many things agreed upon in the election here. one of the things many isra

speaker john boehner will reportedly announce a new congressional probe into hillary clinton's e-mail use while secretary of state. at issue, hillary clinton's claim that more than 3,000 e-mails were destroyed because they were personal. it was clarified yesterday that each e-mail was read before deleted. >>> british police hope a new media campaign will deter young people from traveling to syria. police announced the new campaign after a man was arrested. the arrest follows that of three london teens

anything to john boehner? >> john boehner looks like an angry oompa-loompa. i assume he bribes with chocolate and gob stoppers whatever the hell that means. >> bernie sanders looks like he's trying to stuff a flux capacitor into his delorean. why would anyone say that. >>> built the bomb that killed three people in boston marathon. they were shown pressure cooker nails and fuse found in the apartment. fbi agent testified one of the rooms almost looked like a construction site. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyer admitted he and his brother planted bombs near the finish line. the prosecution could restity case early today. >>> let get down do business with cnbc's landon dowdy. hey, loondon. >> good morning to you. apple overhauling its music business working with engineers at beatz to create a music service like spotify. exclusive for itunes. checking the markets, they could be under more pressure after stock fell sharply wednesday dragged down by tech sector. nasdaq having its worst day in nearly a year. oil prices spiking above $52 a barrel on concerns saudi military

he is speaking at the initiation of house speaker john boehner, who did not consult with the white house. still, kerry insists there is no problem between the administration and israel. sec. kerry: i talked to the prime minister regularly including yesterday. we don't want to see this turned into some great political football. obviously, it was odd, if not unique, that we learned of it from the speaker of the house and the administration was not included in the process. alix: kerry says the u.s. and

. >> so john boehner is in the the area the republican house speaker, and i believe tomorrow he's going to be in jerusalem. what's he doing there? >> well carol, congress is at recess. so this is part of speaker boehner's sort of international trip here. but he is going to have a private meeting with benjamin netanyahu, who of course speaker boehner played a key role in his election campaign. he would, you know made a lot of controversy here in the u.s. by inviting him to address the joint session of congress. now he's going back for some more private meetings and he's likely to hold some type of press conference with the prime minister later on this week. but it's not any type of a victory lap. at least that's what he told cnn's dana bash earlier this week. it is a sense that he is showing the prime minister how much he supports him. and that's about politics back here home as well as abroad. it's a rr important piece of republican politics for peeker boehner to show how aligned he

also we're watching john boehner and conservatives in his party, some of whom want to vote him out of that job. it's just not clear that they have enough votes to get that done. barbara? >> thank you, tracie. >>> from mikulskis retirement to funding the department of homeland security we are breaking down all of this news for you this morning. nbc's capitol hill correspondent luke russert joins us with all of that and more. and let's first talk about maryland senator barbara mikulski just announced, we just heard her, she's going to retire. what does this mean for maryland? who do you think might decide to replace her? >> a fascinating democratic primary, because in the state of maryland senate seat essentially is a lifetime appointment for a democrat especially when the race happens in a presidential year like we're going to have. so expect a lot of people to get in this democratic primary, because the bounltbounty is great. chris van hollen, a representative in mon gumry count montgomery and donna edwards, martin o'malley a big name

we are not sure of john boehner's schedule boehner and netanyahu have a strong relationship and this is the continuation of the relationship. john, what we know right now john boehner will meet with the defense minister here tomorrow. >> it is interesting. a lot of criticism about the visit to the united states and boehner's visit to israel. politicians visit all the time. >> reporter: absolutely. that is a sign of the strong relationship. we know the personal relationship between obama and netanyahu is not good. we have heard both leaders say the strategic ties between the countries remains strong. the american republican presence here this week with the nuclear deal deadline here is a sign of that strength. house speaker boehner doing all he can to keep a personal and professional relationship with benjamin netanyahu. >> oren liebermann thank you. >>> we are learning details about the events leading up to the crash of germanwings flight 9525. the prosecutor says andreas lubitz suffered from suicidal tendencyies require to his aviation career. lubitz visit an eye doctor who determin

." >>> house speaker john boehner's job could be in jeopardy. senator dianne feinstein and former israeli ambassador michael oren on the ripping causing speech to congress. >>> i'm dman bash. chaos in congress. most of you are so unfortunately used to hearing that you're probably rolling your eyes right about now, but the drama i watched unfold in the capitol friday night was different. house republican leaders were blindsided when their plan to prevent the department of homeland security from shutting down was defeated. 52 conservatives voted no because the funding bill didn't also stop the president's immigration plan. in the end, a bill did pass to fund the homeland security department for one week which means once again in just a few days we're going to be facing another shutdown. i was reporting from the capitol friday night and had exasperated veteran republican lawmakers say things to me like how are we supposed to govern? they were at a loss with how to control their own right flank. at a time when american security couldn't be more impo

house speaker john boehner came under new pressure over homeland security funding. democrats urged a vote on a "clean" bill, minus provisions aimed at the president's immigration policies. boehner's office declined to rule it out. last week dozens of republicans rejected a three-week funding bill, so congress passed a one- week measure. it expires friday. and on wall street, the nasdaq composite index reached a milestone that it last hit 15 years ago, before the dot-com bubble burst. the index gained 44 points, to finish above 5,000 for the first time since 2000. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 150 points. and the s&p 500 added 13. still to come on the newshour. how american jews view prime minister netanyahu's visit to washington. the supreme court considers who has authority to redraw voting districts. the high costs of health care if the supreme court outlaws federal tax credits. amy walter and nia malika- henderson on the week ahead in politics. and, novelist richard price on his new crime thriller "the whites." >> ifill: israeli prime minister

netanyahu sparked a controversy when he and house speaker john boehner went around the white house and arranged a visit and speech on capitol hill without consulting anyone in the state department in an open effort to -- that move was seen as a breach of etiquette and an ongoing sign of the nation -- the tuesday speech has angered democrats who accused democrats to driving a wedge between israeli and u.s. foreign policy. >> to contradict exactly what the president in very tense negotiations is trying to do and that's trying to guarantee that iran does not have nuclear weapons. >> congresswoman jan shatowski will -- >> they do -- john gainer without consulting the white house and without talking to nancy pelosi has turned this most prestigious venue in the entire world into a political setting. >> reporter: the israeli leader will also speak to a conference hosted by apac on monday morning just before ambassador to the u.n. samantha power offers her remarks. they hagel over how to approach nuclear negotiations with iran. however some foreign policy watchers say the u.s.-israeli relation

now house speaker john boehner is planning a trip to jerusalem. will his visit deepen the partisan divide when it comes to israel? >>> also coming up crucial issues and critical end of the month deadline. the iran nuclear talks are apparently on hold right now. an update on the progress and the sticking points is coming up next. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. will you help us find a house for you and your brother? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ woooooah you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow >>> the nuclear talks with iran went into recess today, but the clock is ticking toward a crucial end of the month deadline. the secretary of state john kerry says they'll return to the negotiating table

after that what will john boehner do? put a year-long funding bill to the department of homeland security on the house floor or still try to come up with republican alternatives? remember this is all about immigration. republicans don't want to fund the department of homeland security until they can stand up to president obama regarding immigration nap said they haven't figures how to do so. chaos as tracie potts pointed out. they don't want to replicate that again. >> resolved by friday? >> yes i think. the republican congress hasn't been able to work on anything else. they wanted to change the message. have not been able to change. >> speaking of john boehner, his guest, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told aipac this morning the u.s. and israel still have a strong alliance. tomorrow she expected of course to address congress but not everyone is happy about that speech? talk about that. >> a very controversial speech because it's a joint session of congress that usually when those occur the white house is loop