as an american citizen, we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president or the president of united states himself, mr. obama of what the information is. they rather tell the press. >> the press report was about them going to the president. >> it says that they never briefed him on it and they appended of two pages at the bottom. >> i believe they did brief him on it >> he says, he was not aware of that. >> that concerns me. >> i understand. >> it is not true. >> what is not true, that i am concerned? >> that i see. >> i assure you, i am. >> seth myers with kellyanne conway for air tonight. malcolm nance, you are the specialist here and donald trump is still on the calendar to have his first news conference since july. tomorrow at trump tower, if i give you the nbc seat in the front row, what would you ask on the story? >> i would ask what i can tell everyone in the intelligence is thinking right now. did the campaign know anything about these russian hacks or any individual in the campaign and when did they know it and what did t

and i have to say, as an american citizen, regardless of your party, or if you don't like politics at, which are many americans, we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president-elect or the president of the united states, himself now, mr. obama, what the information is. they would rather go tell the press. >> seth: but the press report was -- >> it's an alligation. >> seth: about them going to the president. >> and it says they never briefed him on it, that they appended to two pages to the bottom of his intelligence report. >> seth: i believe it said they did brief him on it. >> he has said that he is not aware of that. >> seth: okay. that concerns me. [ laughter ] >> no, no. he is not -- >> seth: i'm concerned. but in general, i just want to -- >> okay. that's not fair. >> seth: i understand. no, i understand that -- >> and it's not true. >> seth: what is not true, that i'm concerned? [ laughter ] >> no, that, i see. >> seth: okay, i assure you i am. [ laughter ] >> any, you know, any father of a newborn is concerned. believ

as an american citizen, are you dismayed by this? unnerved by this? it is an unsettling scenario.tling, but from the german perspective, it is sometimes hard to understand what the world looks like from the midwest. when you are sitting in the middle of the united states of america, which is an enormous country, new york or washington, d.c., seems really far away, and the idea of building nationstates when you have bridges literally collapsing in your own country -- alan: that's obama, isn't it? melissa: it's nonot, actually. it's george bush. it's not just true we do not a what trump is going to do. we know and it is scary. he will revert to economic nationalism. he will put america first. he will raise tariffs on imports, and he is going to, by hook or crook, create jobs. he is not going to dismantle obamacare -- well, he is going to dismantle obamacare, but more people will get health insurance because that will get him votes. he's going to do it twisting arms like he has already done with ford, with the whole american economy, putting up tariffs. it's going to be disastrous. e

. >> as an american citizen it is our responsibility to speak up and say something when something is not the right. >> reporter: and some of the folks left here about an hour ago about 200 people were at independent hall, on the mall just about an hour ago but, 30 minutes ago i'm told they started to disperse, and i just spoke with police and they said no major issues to report. so far things have been peaceful and constructive all about that first amendment. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, david, lot of people making their voices heard on both sides, of the inauguration, of president trump. there is more to come tonight, of course, now once the parade wraps up all eyes will be to the three inaugural balls happening tonight, the president and first lady will have their dance there, so that is what people are looking towards for tonight. we will stay on top of this we will see you later in the broadcast. >> thanks very much. back with you in just a few minutes. >>> ahead of the departure to palm springs, california, obama's stop at joint base an

to return these awards he had been given is absolutely p proposterous if you are listening as an american citizen, like lindsey graham and many others have said, many of these senators receive awards all the time. it's just a way to smear a person and i think it's very unfortunate that the democrats have not learned their lesson from this election. >> that's alan in georgia. appreciate that. in addition to our coverage here, live coverage here and streaming online, we will show the entire jeff sessions hearing on c-span 2 tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern. of course, with a caveat that some of that may depend when the senate actually finishes up work this evening. busy in the senate today as they continue working on the budget resolution that will include that effort to repeal the 2010 health care law. coverage over on c-span 2. duluth, minnesota, welcome to andrew on the democrats line. >> caller: hi. thanks for having me. i would just like to thank c-span for hosting this live broadcast. the media can seem convoluted and can skew things, in my opinion. it's just nice to see this process live an

. >> my first vote as an american citizen. >> reporter: and you voted for donald trump? >> reporter: he's from cuba, but he fled the country 7 years ago. >> i was a businessman in cuba fighting against the regime. they made it really hard, and i was telling you, they murder my friend, and, you know, at some point, that -- you get tired of living there. >> reporter: an immigrant. >> i wait in line. >> reporter: who supports trump and his immigration plan. >> he is doing his duty to execute the laws that are operating the country. >> reporter: including the controversial plan of building a wall on mexico. perez believes a nation with walls is a nation that is strong. >> i tell all my friends as a joke, but it's true as well, all great organizations have a big wall. china, roman empire, and they build walls to protect that great organization, and i think it's the same for america. we have to protect the country. >> reporter: and fair. >> i wish to bring all my family legally here, and they say that's not the way it works. wait, apply, and you have to make your way through t

it has to be the public at large saying, you know what, as an american citizen, i'm going to do more2017 to be aware of the issues, to engage in the issues, to follow leaders on social media so that they can tell me what's happening. and when they put out a cry for organizing or for responding, we're there to do something, to do some small act in the cause of my country. >> speaking of americans and the role they play, there are a lot of americans who are aligned with your party, the democratic party. as we sit for this conversation tonight, only because the election hasn't happened yet, the democratic party does not have its new leader yet. i'm not asking you if you're behind anybody, and if you are, you can tell me that. but i guess the question is, what does the democratic party do now? i saw the chicago cubs in the white house the other day and i saw the president make what i thought was a pretty funny joke. he turned to theo epstein, who as you know used to run the boston red sox and then went to the chicago cubs, and made a joke about epstein being the head of the dnc because h

historic opportunity for our students and we are just so happy that they'll have the opportunity as an american citizenty to march down pennsylvania avenue to be a part of this civic ceremony and i'm just excited the closer we get to friday, the more excited i be calm and i'm just so proud that our young people how proud this yesterday. there were practicing on that yesterday. they decided to go when we are excited for them. arthel: safe travels to you and the band. let's hope that good for you in the were "the o'reilly factor" helping to raise $369,000 of fire. let's hope those very same donors don't forget talladega college after the inauguration because you are right. the historically black colleges do need donations throughout the year. i have many needs and so absolutely and absolutely those donors who contributed and from the bottom of my heart, thank you all for supporting talladega college. i notice i've watched the account he continues as donations continuously each and every day. i just think the country for supporting us in >> are a good. dr. billy c. hawkins. thank you very much. gregg: ame

>> sure, what i would like him to know is that i recognize as an american citizen that our country iswill keep screaming as long as people like you and fox news will listen to me that i ask for mercy for him to review my son's case. and to consider a pardon. we did submit the pardon to president obama, as you mentioned. and we never were even acknowledged that we submitted it i recognize hundreds of thousands of pardons go every year and my son is just one person. but i feel strongly that there is a clear injustice and the more and more that i have seen things come out, the more i recognize and realize there was a clear injustice in my son's case. and some other cases across our country need to be looked at. one thing i feel is if nothing else, this is going to raise awareness for the average american citizen that there is a double standard. and it needs to change. ainsley: well, what went through your mind when donald trump won the election? because he could be your hope. >> yes. i was so grateful. number one, for our country. i mean for my son, absolutely, there is two sides. i'm a

as an american citizen regardless of your party or if you don't like politics at all, you should be concernedintelligence officials leaked to the press and will go until the present midnight the united states what the information is. they would rather tell the press. >> the press report was about then go into the president. >> is that they never briefed him on it. cheryl: for their part, the reuters staff response from the kremlin's morning where officials are dismissing documents alleging to show dirt on the president-elect is an attempt to damage u.s. and russian relations. officials say the documents are a fabrication. lauren: senate confirmation hearings for john cabinet picks. chosen to be trump secretary of state is expected to be questioned about his ties to russia and iran. senator jeff sessions, trump's nominee for attorney general went before the senate judiciary committee for many hours. peter burns picked up a part of the story for us. >> jeff sessions on guns, immigration and civil rights including allegations in 1986 in sessions with a federal judgeship that he made racist remar

i view myself first as an american citizen and i am more worried about the country and the issues thatwhat affects us. look atthat i don't things from the only perspective of carlisle. we want higher growth. he says he will produce higher growth. clearly, we would like some tax relief in the corporate world, and he said he would produce that. we think less regulations would be good and he said he would produce that. from working government, saying what you are going to do and getting them done are different things. the united states congress takes care of tax legislation. it takes a long time to get it done. i suspect they will take nine or 10 months. there will be uncertainty for a while. >> i think he are ready has. he talked with executives that are bullish. three years,e next maybe before the next election and donald trump seeks reelection in four years, it will be quite a difficult picture because a big deficit still. willhe is proposing probably increase the deficit to some degree. those three patch related funds, will they go into capital expenditure and innovation and branding?

. >> i view myself first as an american citizen and i am worried about more the country and those issuets carlyle. i'm not worried about of anything he said, but i look at things more than a perspective from carlisle. from a carlisle perspective, we want higher growth. he said he will produce higher growth. clearly, we would like some tax relief in the corporate world and he said he would produce that. we think less regulations would be good, he said he would produce that. as i know from working in government, saying you're going to do things and getting them done are different things. the congress and the united states really takes care of tax legislation. it takes a long time to get it done. we don't know what it's going to be like. there will be some uncertainty for a while. >> i think he already has. if you talk to u.s. chief executives, they are bullish. and i am bullish on the u.s. economy. but not for a long time. i would guess the next two or three years, maybe before the next election if he seeks reelection. it will be quite a difficult picture because there will be a big defic

so nothing's been confirmed, and i have to say as an american citizen regardless of your party or if you don't like politics at all, which there are many americans, we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president-elect or the president of the united states himself now, mr. obama, what the information is, they would rather tell the press. >> but the press report was about them going to the president. >> and it says that they never briefed him on it, that they appended two pages to the bottom of his intelligence. >> i believe it said they did brief him on it. >> he has said he is not aware of that. >> this synopsis was included in the documents presented to donald trump, but you can't confirm if it was specifically discussed. >> let's be clear. when you have an intelligence briefing or in circumstances like this, the briefing includes both written documents and then spoken conversation, right, we know that this was part of the written documents, and that sh part of the briefing, and let's be clear. intelligence agencies don't i

and i have to say as an american citizen, regardless of your party or if you don't like politics at all are many americans, we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president-elect or the president of the united states himself. now mr. obama doesn't know what the information is. >> but the press report was about them going to the president. >> and it says they never briefed him on it. they appended two pages to the bottom of the intelligence briefing. >> i believe it says they did not brief them on it. >> he said he's not aware of that. >> okay. that concerns me. >> for their part, reuters quotes the kremlin saying they have no compromising information on trump or clinton and says it is total nonsense. >>> some of the documents in the circle were known. harry reid wrote, you possess close ties and coordination between donald trump, his top advisers and the russian government. mother jones published a report in october describing the documents' existence just days after the fbi director announced the discovery of more e-mails that m

i have to say as an american citizen regardless of your party, if you don't like politics at all, wehould be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president-elect or the president of the united states of united states, mr. obama what the information is. >> but the press report was about them going to the president. >> and it says that they never briefed him on it. that they appended to two pages on the bottom. >> i believe it said that they did brief him on it. >> he has said that he's not aware of it. >> okay, that concerns me. [ laughter ] >> okay. that's okay. >> no, i understand -- >> and it's not true. >> what is thought true? that i'm concerned? >> no -- >> i assure you that i am. [ laughter ] >> to be clear what we're reporting jim sciutto has mentioned that cnn has confirmed that the synopsis of the claims was presented to the documents presented to the president-elect. we cannot confirm that the information was actually discussed in the meetings with the intelligence chief. but again, it was added to that report given to the pres

. >> i find it disturbing as an american citizen. i don't know bannon or what he knows. maybe he's a genius. he was in the navy. maybe he knows a lot about the world but the idea that you would make it invitation only for the chairman of the joint chief of staff and believe the dni to be part of the meeting that's just nuts. why wouldn't you want the input of our senior coordinator on intelligence and our senior coordinator on the military. i wouldn't want to make it by invitation only. i'd want their input on every issue. >> one of our panel made the point of what would have happened if elevated to that level without the expense of the chairman of the joint chiefs and it's unimaginable and this is a political move and it's a consolidation of power. >> the biggest worry about president trump is this man came out of a very narrow real estate background. he doesn't read books. he learns from watching the show and the last person that talked to him. i think as a result he's easily manipulated. i don't think he knows a lot of these issues and when bannon comes along or peopl

after the result of this november's election, i felt as a woman, as an american citizen, a great weight bearing down on my shoulders. the feeling that the near future would present many obstacles, confrontation and division. my immediate thought after hearing the election results, man, we have so much work to do. once the heaviness began to subside i realized an opportunity had presented itself to make real, long-term change. not just for future americans, but in the way that we view our responsibilities to get involved with and stay active in our communities. let this weight not drag you down, but help to get your heels stuck in. i pledge my relentless devotion to support women's healthcare initiatives. i will not stop fighting to make basic women's healthcare available to all. i believe with every fiber of my being that the conversations that we have with our partners and our doctors and what we do with our bodies and our future should not be made fodder for any politician, political agenda, lawmaker and for profit corporation. we must stand up for what are our basic human rights and

front of all of you today after the result of this november's election, i felt as a woman, as an american citizen, a great weightbearing down on my shoulders. the feeling that the near future would present many obstacles, confrontation and division. my immediate thought after hearing the election results was oh, man, we have so much work to do. but once the heaviness began to subside, i realized that an opportunity has presented itself to make real long term change, not just for future americans, but in the way that we view our responsibilities to get involved with and stay active in our communities. let this weight not drag you down, but help to got your heels stuck in. i pledge my relentless devotion to support women's health care initiatives. i will not stop fighting to make basic women's health care available to all. i believe with every fiber of my being that the conversations that we have with our partner and our doctors about what we do with our bodies and our future should not be made fodder for any politician political agenda, lawmaker and for-profit corporation. we must stand up for abo

and i have to say as an american citizen, regard offers your policy, or if you don't like politics at all, which is many americans, you should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press, and won't go and tell the president-elect of the united states, or the president president himself right now, mr. obama, what the information is. >> reporter: this came during jeff sessions to be attorney general. >> allegations get made about candidates all the time. and they've been made about president-elect trump a lot of type, ask most of the time they've been proven to be exaggerated or untrue. >> reporter: sessions will be back for day two of those hearings later today here on capitol hill. the russia issue is likely to come up again. back to you guys. >> that is certain to come up again. thank you, doug. and president-elect trump is scheduled to give his first news conference in more than five months. that will be held at trump tower if in new york city. president-elect trump is expected to be asked allot of conditions about his business interests, his cabinet appointmentsing

i find that insulting as an american citizen that you would infer that anybody who helped our soldierse are somehow bad dudes. we have a vetting process in place. america has been a place that welcomes people around the world. we do it safely, do it well. none of the countries in this ban are countries involved in 9/11. egypt and saudi arabia were not included. it happens that the president has property investments in both these countries. you don't have to read between the lines to find out how ridiculous this is. it makes us less safe. thankfully you have tens of thousands of people saying this is not who we are as americans, we're not standing up for this. i'm hoping what the senators are doing on the hill will help get rid of this executive order. >> last night at the s.a.g. awards this came up. there were lots of various celebrities who used their platform to talk about this. maybe we have a clip that we can show you. i hope so. >> good evening fellow members and everyone at home and everyone at airports that belong in my america. >> this immigrant ban is a blemish and un-american

i have to say, as an american citizen, if you don't like politics, we should be concerned that intelligenceked to the press and wouldn't go and tell the president or the president-elect now, wouldn't tell the president -- >> but the press report was about them going to the president. >> and it says they never briefed him on it. put two pages -- >> i believe it said they did brief him on it. >> he has said he was not aware of it. >> jim, what is your reaction to that? >> there were a couple of factual inaccuracies in there. but the big picture is yes, it is true, these allegations have not been confirmed. but the fact is, you now have multiple bodies here in washington that are taking them seriously. that includes the intelligence community, which took the really extraordinary step of including this in briefings, intelligence briefings to the president and the president-elect, one, two, the fbi is investigating these allegations now. they're taking them seriously. and the fact is, it is not a partisan issue, because republican and democratic lawmakers are also taking them seriously. we've sp

in a release rally is described as an action to show support for people, no matter their race, national thely, or religion. >> i feel it is my right as an american citizen to be with my husband and have him come to the u.s. with me. at this executive order puts a red block i will protest because it is my right. >> we have people from this pittsburgh community, you know , that need to come back home where they call this home have after visiting family and they won't aloud to come. these people have every right to be in this country. >> protests began, against the executive ban, are expected to continue. >>> back here at home now, turning to weather, justin, we have another winter wet ther typical day on tap to take. >> yes, seasonal temperatures, 40's. we will see some snow. snow lovers, in parts of the region thousand. we will see that tomorrow morning, again, it looks like southern half of the region will benefit from this system. i won't call it the a storm but all quiet right now, somebody walking on the beach right the now with their dog in margate. little bit of sunshine break go through mid to high level cloud, sunrise is happening right now, wind

as an american citizen, i am hoping he improves. >> isn't it fascinating though that the sales of theook "1984" are spiking. people are rereading george orwell's kept. >> charlie, i was haunted by that book for about 20 years and now it's back. we have to take a break. cokie roberts said this morning that what he needs is someone in the white house to reign him in. normally that would be someone like the first lady, melania trump is staying back in new york. >>> coming up next, president trump announced he is going to name his pick for the supreme court next week. see, that is something we expected him to do. we're going to break down the top three contenders for the country's highest court. >>> and in less than five minutes, the opening bell will ring. trading day of course is here. finally we've been dancing around it for days, weeks. even the dow expected to cross over 20,000. it looks like today could be the day. we're going to bring that to you live. ♪ ♪ after becoming one of the largest broadband companies in the country. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these a

college outcome that elects donald trump and then you have these allegations on top of that, as an american citizenks suspicious. >> it is definitely difficult to gauge that effect. rick, what are you hearing about "the washington post's" report that general mattis is chashing with the trump transition team over pentagon staffing? and is this normal in the early stages of administration or just the latest example of what's happening in the trump camp? >> if i were general mattis i would want to hire all the people under me because that's what he's used to, the way the military operates with a chain of command. what he does not want is -- which is why he summarily rejected virtually everybody the transition team has recommended, because he doesn't want anybody with an independent relationship with the white house. he wants all communications with the white house to go through him or through proper channels and i think he's right. >> zerlina, i want your take on the trump team asking congress to add the cost for the border wall to the appropriations bill. how do you see this playing out? >> it's goin

. >> nothing has been confirmed and i have to say as an american citizen regardless of your party anddon't like politics, we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press and won't go and tell the president elect or the president of the united states himself now, mr. obama, what the information is. they would rather go tell the prez. >> the report -- the press report was about them going to the president. >> it says that they never briefed him on it. >> part of this unconfirmed and unverified report alleges that trump confidant michael cohen was sneaking overseas and meeting with officials, but cohen tweeted he has never been to prague in his life. officials at the kremlin overnight also saying this is all incorrect and we do expect to be questions five hours from right now here at trump tower on top of answers to other lingering questions that have been swirling around specially how the president elect plans to withdraw himself from his substantial business holdings and position once he moves down to the white house. that's something that the transition team has

front of all of you today after the results of this november's election, i felt as a woman, as an american citizen, a great weight bearing down on my shoulders, the feeling that the near future would present many obstacles, confrontation, and division. my immediate thought after hearing the election results was oh, man, we have so much work to do. but once the heaviness began to subside i realized that an opportunity has presented itself to make real long-term change. not just for future americans but in the way that we view our responsibilities to get involved with and stay active n our communities. let this weight not drag you down but help to get your heels dug in. i pledge my relentless devotion to support women's health care initiatives. i will not stop fighting to make basic women's health care available to all. i believe with every fiber of my being that the conversations that we have with our partners and our doctors, about what we do with our bodies and our future, should not be made fodder for any politician, political agenda, lawmaker, and for-profit corporations. [cheers and applause]

proud of the person he succeeded in the united states house of representatives and proud as an american citizen to know our president picked somebody who is eminently qualified, has an impeccable record of success in his legislative jobs, who is a fine family man and member of his church, a disciplined member of his political party and most importantly of all, a man who loves his country, has volunteered to sacrifice his time and his knowledge to make america's health and human services better. lastly, there is a rumor going around that he is in favor of expending social security. that is ironic to me. in december we traveled georgia on behalf of aarp presenting ways to save social security. tom price is on the record fighting to preserve social security for those that have it and will get it in the future. don't take this desperate impact of extraneous facts some will put together to try to make a wrong out of a right. instead look at the record of an impeccable legislator, dedicated family man and next secretary of of health and human services in america, dr. tom price. i hope you will confir

the subject at this point, as i said is an american citizen and the investigation continues.ta ken thousands of the investigation continues. we have taken thousands of people off air planes, from baggage, waiting in lines to the port. terminal for at the port. the red cross and many other agencies are coming together to assist these people. as tragic as this incident is, it continues to be, i have never been so proud of local, state and federal law enforcement. the fbi, the florida department of loren enforcement and many local public safety agencies came together and it worked with com plete came together and it worked with complete cohesion. the entire law enforcement and public safety community worked tirelessly today and continues to work tirelessly as we continue this investigation at this time i will bring you up. thank you, sheriff. iam this time i will bring you up. thank you, sheriff. i am the airport director. first i would like to again say on behalf of the county administration, our mayor, the of the county, we express our condolences and sympathies and keep oui’

i view myself first as an american citizen, and i'm more worried about the country and those issues that what affects carlyle. i'm not worried about anything he has said, but i don't worry about things only from the perspective of carlisle. ,rom a carlisle perspective obviously, we want higher growth in the united states and he says he is going to produce higher growth. clearly, we would like some tax relief in the corporate world, and he said he would produce that. we think the less regulations would be good, he says he would produce that. as i know from working in government, saying you are going to do things and getting them done are different things. the congress in the united states takes care of tax regulation. it takes a long time to get it done. i suspect it will take nine months or 10 months and we don't know what it's going to be like. there will be some uncertainty. comes, ifax reform you're going to reduce the tax rate, it has to come with some concessions. among those concessions, at least on paper right now, is the elimination of the electability of interest expense -- dedu

i don't care who you are as an american citizens. >> i hope you're right. stay comfortable.e'll be here a long time. we want to get to a few of the morning's headlines. including breaking news from italy this morning. eight people have been found alive under that avalanche that hit a remote mountain hotel. rescuers are looking to free them. up to 30 people were buried by the avalanche that was apparently triggered by recent earthquakes. four people have been confirmed dead. about 18 others are still missing. >>> and bush and his wife. a bush family spokesperson said they're on the upswing. president bush is being treated for phenomena. he's in intensive care at a houston hospital in stable condition. barbara bush is recovering from bronchitis but said she feels a thousand percent better. >>> also, making headlines infamous drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman appearing in federal court today. was extradited from mexico to the united states last night. he twice escaped from maximum security prisons in his country is a convicted leader of a drug cartel. they want to try him

are you going to do that to american citizens as well that travel in and out of these seven country sns. >> i would suspect if you are an american citizen traveling back and forth to libya, you are likely to be subjected to further questioning when you come into an airport. >> let me ask you this. why are you confident that's constitutional? i'll ask it this way because green cardholders, they go through extreme vetting to get the green card, number one. but number two, when they get that green card, they are entitled to all the protections. >> i'm not suggesting that. >> i understand that. but are you -- by having to put in an extra hure for a green card holder in order to get bk into the country, how are you confident that doesn't violate their rights and that it doesn't end up making this order unconstitutional? >> first of all, the order is not affecting green cardholders moving forward. that's number one. >> i'm confused by that. you keep saying going forward. you just said it did. i'm confused. you said it does. >> if you had just slowed down for a second and listened, i could answer your question. >> i understand

i don't care who you are as an american citizen. >> i hope you're right.icolle, chuck, stay comfortable. >>> we want to get to a new other of the morning's headlines. eight people have been found alive under the avalanche that hit a remote mountain hotel. rescuers are working to free them from snow and debris. up to 30 people were buried by the avalanche that was triggered by recent irt earthquakes. four people are confirmed dead. and 18 others are missing. >>> an update on the health of former president george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara. a bush family spokesperson says they are on the upswing. president bush is being treated for pneumonia. he remains in stable condition. and barbara bush is recovering from bronchitis. but she says she feels a thousand percent better. >>> also making headlines, infamous drug kingpin, el chapo guzman, was extradited to the united states. he twice escaped from maximum security prisons in his country, is the convicted leader of a notorious drug cartel. several u.s. jurisdictions want to try him on trafficking charges. in

more than 60 people injured, including, as you mentioned, an american citizen. we do not know the status of that american citizen or many of the others who were injured who are from all over the world. just so you know, 25 of the 39 people who were killed are foreign nationals. fred? >> all right. sarah, do investigators feel like they can count on surveillance video from other businesses nearby? i know you described this area as one where there are a number of nightclubs. it is a very popular location. >> yeah. i mean, i'm sure they are looking around. we were trying to kind of see if there was some cameras on some of the other buildings. there are indeed cameras on some of these buildings. though they're not pointed directly across the street. they're pointed more right where people would be walking into those establishments. but i am sure, and i assure you they're looking at all that, trying to see if there is any other glimpse of this person, a close shot of the face, so they can use that then to try and track this person down. this city is so sick and tired

an al qaeda terrorist as somebody who stole your car. as to dianne feinstein, i admire greatly but we've had this running debate about what an american citizen do. you can't join al qaeda and collaborate with them without consequences. hamdi versus rumsfeld, an american citizen was held as an enemy combatant. justice o'connor said we can hold even one of our own as an enemy combatant if they've been collaborate with the enemy. if you get to america, you don't get rewarded. hopefully our laws work here even on our homeland. i think jeff sessions is right and senator feinstein is wrong. bottom line about the job of attorney general. i think jeff will follow the law. no matter what his political opinions are. i have no doubt about that. as to roe v. wade, millions of americans share that opinion. you mentioned a march where thousands of people came to protest president trump. you were right. they were peaceful. most of them were around my house. very nice folks. you ark parentally missed the hundreds of thousands who took to the streets just a few days ago and had a sincerely held opinion that roe v. wade is bad law. so can you disagree with ro

i think you -- i don't care who you are as an american citizen, you walk into this capitol this week and democracy is just raining on you. and you start thinking as an american, not as a -- >> and nicole, i don't know if you heard this, but when i was touring the country, one woman said it so articulately. she is against donald trump. this was for clinton. but she said, you know, i hear all this not my president. she goes, he is my president. and, you know, she says, i've got to root for my president to succeed. >> and you know where you hear that is in the military. and donald trump did really well on military families and among veterans. but he didn't win them all. but they have to live that. they don't get to just say.it. the they have to live with this man as their commander in chief. i know people that say it mean it and they are really still hurting. they feel dispondant about the outcome. but it's not a particularly productive sentiment. >> yeah. and there is some of the crowd. i know the park service and others, they don't like to get with the crowd counting business. i think