the update. >> federal authorities are on a round-the-clock manhunt for this man, 35-year-old james moralesan escaped inmate. >> mr. morales has the potential to be dangerous. >> the former army reservist roque out of this maximum-security ward at a federal detention center in rhode island on new year's eve. >> our immediate priority has been and continues to be to find james morales and get him off the streets. >> morales faces charges for sexual assault on a child and for stealing 16 guns from a u.s. army reserve center. police released this wanted posted showing morales has multiple distinct tattoos. police say he escaped by climbing a basketball hoop to get to rooftop, a fence and climbed through razor wire. we will have the latest on the start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. whole family nts to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. n over 80

james morales.his maximum security ward at a federal year's've. >> our immediate priority has been to get james morales after the street. >> reporter: he faces charges for sexual assault on a child and for stealing 16 guns from a u.s. army reserve center. police released this wanted poster showing morales has multiple distinct tattoos. he climbed a basketball hoop to get to a roof top and cut through a fence. >>> now to an american airlines jet which is undergoing what is described as a thorough maintenance inspection after the third fume-related incident in months. eight flight attendants were treated in orlando for headaches. there were odor issues in the cabin. >>> don't wait any longer to get your in several southern states, in iowa, and a few other places. there's also been a flu-related death reported in southern california. it takes about two weeks for the flu to take effect. experts say the dazele vaccine doesn't work very well. >>> for the second time in less than two weeks, a child was sav

rhode island on new year's eve. >> our immediate priority has been and continues to be to find james morales him off the streets. >> reporter: morales faces charges for sexual assault on a child and for stealing 16 guns from a u.s. army reserve center. police released this wanted poster showing morales has multiple distinct tattoos. police say he escaped by climbing a basketball hoop to get too rooftop then cut through a fence and climbed through razor wire. we'll have the latest on the search coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, i'm lindsey davis ab abc news nw york. >> this "gma" first look is brought to you by your philadelphia tri-state cadillac dealers. introducing the first ever xt5. >> ♪ what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $439 per month, or purchase with 1.9% apr financing. of your brain can make it hard to lose weight? contrave is an fda-approved weight-loss medicine that may help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and kee

and he wasn't laying low-- police say james morales tried to rob two banks yesterday before he was caught after a foot chase. he left bo morales broke out of a prison in rhode island earlier this week. he was in prison for stealing guns from the army- and was facing child rape charges. more bad news for one of america's most iconic retailers. sears says it is shutting down 150 stores. most of those brick-and-mortar stores will be k-marts. it's yet another sign of how tough it is for former retail giants to compete in a world now dominated by online shopping. the company did not say how many workers would be affected by the store closures. sears has already closed almost 280 stores over the last 2 years. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen winter weather advisory ends at 5am for counties nw tonight through saturday morning for st. mary's county - accumulations are nw (frederick, md, hillsboro & purcellville in loudoun county, carroll county) - snow is ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mos

they have recovered the stolen green chevrolet they believe james morales uses. the 35-year-old man broke out saturday night. investigators thought they tracked him new year's day, but only found his discarded prison uniform under an overpass and the trail got cd when morales reportedly stole that car. >>> convicted charleston church shooter dylann roof is expected to undergo a psychiatric evaluation today. the sentencing phase of this had trial is set to start tomorrow and roof could face the death penalty for the 2015 shooting where he killed nine african-american parishioners at the emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina. >>> a new year and that means new minimum wages in nearly two dozen states. 22 states and the district of columbia. one of those states is maryland. this july, the minimum wage will go from $8.75 per hour to see 9.25. also in july, d.c.'s minimum wage will go from $11.50 an hour to $12.50 an hour. a dollar jump. virginia's minimum wage is currently $7.25 an hour, the same as the federal minimum wage. in all, will see an increase in

rhode island on new year's eve. >> our immediate priority has been and continues to be to find james morales and get him off the treats. >> reporter: morales faces charges for sexual assault on a child and for stealing 16 guns from a u.s. army reserve center. police released this wanted poster showing morales has multiple distinct tattoos. police say he escaped by climbing a basketball hoop to get to a rooftop, then cut through a fence and climbed through razor wire. we'll have the latest on the search coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> it's 5:17 now and the big mystery over the big stink in san francisco and richmond is lingering on. according to the examiner, the source of that rotten egg smell continues to elude investigators. they say the chevron refinery and west contra kcosta facility remain possible sources. the smell was first reported on december 27. there have been no medical complaints associated yet with the odor. >>> california drought watchers are feeling optimistic about the wintery blast pelting the sierra this week. su

the authorities believe that james morales may have hurt himself during the breakout. he was in custody for stealing guns from a military armory and is suspected in a child sex assault case. alison: thieves pulled off a $6 million jewelry heist in manhattan. here is surveillance video. as they broke into the building. thousands of police officers were right there protecting crowded times square. the men got away with a fortune, it and the police say tracking them down is a priority. remember these long lines yesterday? a customs outage that triggered a major delay at airports last night. now we know what caused it. officials say it was the failure of a software update. it was not a malicious attack and national security was not at risk. still, it's raising concerns about how fragile the system may be. jonathan: new details about the house that will be the home to the former first family. the president and michelle obama will be moving into the home in kalorama after the inauguration. work is underway right now. the home is being outfitted with a secret service hut all

authorities in new england are warning the public about an escaped prison inmate. 35-year-old james morales escaped from a privately run prison in rhode island by cutting through a fence and climbing through a razor wire. he faces charges for the sexual assault of a child and stealing weapons from an army reserve center. the last known sign for him was monday where an ex-girlfriend in massachusetts. >>> and charles manson is still alive. there were reports that the 82-year-old manson has been hospitalized. about 60 miles from the prison where he's been held for decades. he orchestrated seven murders in 1969. >>> a warning for all parents of small children. a potential danger in their homes. it stems from this terrifying moment caught on camera as a dresser topples over onto two-year-old twin brothers. one of them gets stuck under the dresser, but his brother comes to his rescue, and their mother is now sounding an urgent call to all parents about anchoring unstable furniture. >> it will take five to ten minutes. bolt your dressers and bookshelves down and do it today. >>> two-year-old brock

recaptured there in handcuffs after two attempted bank robberying, former army reserve itself james morales escaped from the prison. he now faces firearms charges and aggravated child rape charges. >>> in chicago, those four people accused of torturing a mentally disabled teen and streaming the attack live on facebook are now facing hate crime charges. >> that's because prosecutors say the suspects, who are black, went after their white victim because of his race and his disability. police found the victim wandering on the streets of the west side of chicago after the horrific video of his attack emerged. >> the actions in the video are reprehensible. that, along with racism, have absolutely no place in the city of chicago or anywhere else for that matter. >> police say the victim understandably was severely traumatized. he's recovering at home with his family. the four people charged in the attack are set to appear in court later today. >>> today is day three of the sentencing phase in the charleston church massacre trial. they heard from the families of the nine people killed. they heard

. >> reporter: a federal manhunt is intensifying tonight for 35-year-old james morales, who escaped from a maximum security ward at a rhode island prison saturday night. >> mr. morales has the potential to be dangerous and could be armed. >> reporter: he has a tattoo of an eagle on his neck, and he stole six guns from an army reserve center. he climbed to get to a rooftop, and climbed through razor wire injuring himself. a k-9 unit tracked him to where they found bloody prison clothing. on mound, the massachusetts state police say they found a stolen car, and they knocked on a door looking for an ex-girlfriend. >> i heard the charges that he had, and i was scared for me and my children. >> reporter: two officers are now on paid leave as authorities investigate just how morales managed to escape, david. >> new images come in from that new year's a massacre in turkey. this was released by the alleged suspect taken of himself before the attack. this evening, you will see how investigators are tracing his steps before and after the attack using surveillance. here's abc's alex marquardt in is

. >> reporter: a federal manhunt is intensifying tonight for 35-year-old james morales, who escaped from a maximum security ward at a federal detention center in rhode island on new year's eve. >> mr. morales has the potential to be dangerous and could be armed. >> reporter: morales who has a large tattoo of an eagle on his neck, faces charges for sexual assault of a child, and for stealing 16 guns from an army reserve center. police say he climbed up a basketball net to get to a rooftop. and climbed through a fence, through razor wire injuring himself. a k-9 unit tracked him to where they went to the state line, and they found bloody prison clothing. on mound, the massachusetts state police say they found a stolen car, and they knocked on a door looking for an ex-girlfriend. >> i have children of my own, and i heard of the charges that he had so i was very scared for me and my children. >> reporter: two officers are now on paid leave as authorities investigate just how morales managed to escape, david. >> linsey, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, chilling new images coming in from that n

. >>> a mul manhunt continues in new englandscaped and mate james morales.broke out of a detention center where he was charged with assaulting a minor. >>> health check tonight. top cardiologists are not getting the treatment they need for high cholesterol and that could boost their risk for heart disease. ali gorman is at the big board to explain. we are talking about lvl cholesterol. the bad type. if a person over the able of 21 is 129 or greater they should be put on a statin. but for young adults that doesn't all happen less than 45% of adults with higldl level don't get a prescription. and the number is lower for people in their 30s. now, the take home message for everyone, for all adults you should know all of these health numbers and talk to your health care provider for what is best for you to lower your risks for heart disease. also, today the flu is on the rise in our area activity in pennsylvania is now widespread with the biggest outbreaks in the pittsburgh and lehigh valley and philadelphia regions, in new jersey moderate in the south but hayekt

. >>> there is a manhunt happening right now for this guy, james morales.e's an inmate who escaped from a detention center in rhode island. police in that state in massachusetts are now looking for him. they say they found they believe he stole. morales is still out there. he's a former army reservist. he was charged with stealing 16 guns from an army reserve center and faces child rape charges. >>> also right now, police are trying to find a man connected to four people's deaths. the lexington county sheriff's office says jorge lewis chavez was somehow involved. they did not say what he did, who the victims are or how they died. >>> dylann roof has a competency hearing scheduled for today. the federal judge overseeing roof's trial set the hearing for today, a federal holiday, after he underwent a psychiatric evaluation this weekends. roof could face the death penalty for the 2015 shooting where he killed nine pa trish ners at an emanuel ame church in south carolina. >>> it is a busy holiday season wraps up. >>> and it's a much different weather story acros

investigates say james morales climbed a basketball hoop, cut through a fence and climbed through razorire. the corrections officers are on paid leave pending the investigation. >>> a man charged with 25 counts of murder should go on trial this week. barry cadden is the former pharmacy executive blamed for a national meningitis outbreak back in 2012. prosecutors say his boston area drug compounding center used expired ingredients and failed to follow cleanliness standards when making certain steroids. 750 people got sick from his steroid injections. 64 of them died. cadden has pleaded not guilty. his attorney says prosecutors are over reaching on the murder charges. >>> drivers now paying the highest new year's gas it's the beginning of an expensive year at the pump. >> reporter: a man is shot and robbed while walking out of a house here in northeast. what one commissioner is doing to try to keep crime out of the >>> we are still more than eight months away but excitement is the next solar eclipse. columbia is one of the parts of the u.s. mainland that's expected to experience a rare ev

. >> warning them to be on the lookout for escaped inmate james m morales, he escaped and cut through a fence and crawled through barbed wire. >> our immediate priority has been and continues to be to fin the street. they tracked his scent to the massachusetts state line where they found bloody prison clothing, they believe he was injured during the escape and watch hospitals to watch for him and telling people nearby that morales is dangerous and was lindh bars for sexual assault on a child and stealing 16 guns from an army reserve center. >> i have children of my own and heard his charges and was scared. >> they found a car they believe that morales stole in massachusetts not far from where he knocked on a door looking for an ex-girlfriend. >> and this poster shows his distinct tattoos including a this on his neck. >> and two officers are on paid leave as officers investigate how morales managed to escape. >>> killer and cult leader charles manson is reportedly in a california hospital. the 82-year-old's condition is mot reported by officials. he was convebed of orchestrating the mu

around-the-clock manhunt underwear for a former army reservist, james morales.nvestigators say he climbed a best of all who before cutting through a fence and climbing through razor wire to escape on saturday. the 35-year-old is charged with stealing guns from an army reserve center, he also faces charges of child rate. anyone with information's on his whereabouts are asked to call the tip line under screen. >> jenna: president-elect donald trump set to receive roofing on russia's cyber meddling on friday. today, he said the dnc has only itself to blame for the email hacking, the president-elect tweeting this, "some but he hacked the dnc, but why did they not have hacking defense like the rnc, and why have they not responded to the terrible things they did and said by giving the questions to the debate to h? a total number standard, media as usual!" >> jenna: one of the issues here is a very public back and forth, and public from the president-elect, pointing fingers at the intelligence community, saying i have information, i am looking for more information, we

james morales was caught near boston after two attempted bank robberies. he broke out of a detention center. >>> dramatic scenes in mexico. violence erupted and crowds looted stores to protest a 20% spike in the price of gas. two people have been killed. gas prices spiked after mexico deregulated its energy industry. >>> another icon of the american retail landscape is closing more stores. sears will close 150 stores by spring, including dozens of k-mart stores it owns. it's selling off its craftsman tool brand. >>> our friend and sports broadcasting legend chris berman has said he's stepping back, back, back, and gone. from his role at espn. he joined in 1979 just one month after it launched. a semiretirement. such a dear friend of yours. >> boomer, he's boomer. for a lot of people, he's the man. the guy they have watched for 0 years doing the nfl. that's they'll know. semiretirement. >>> what do you got there, ginger? >> the invasion of moisture. like window gold for the mountains in the see someplaces when you get it this quickly in a short amount of ti

officers say 35-year-old james morales scaled the prison building and claimed over razor wire on saturdayy think he went to massachusetts and stole a car. he was serving time for stealing 16 guns from a u.s. army reserve center. he also faces child rape charges. he is 6 feet tall. 175 pounds with an eagle tattoo on his neck. >> the new cabinet facing possible delays on capitol hill as democrats consider plans to slow down the confirmation hearing process. incoming senate minority leader chuck schumer warns, quote, if republicans think they can quickly jam through a whole slate of nominees without a fair hearing process, they are sorely mistaken. is he right? after all, republicans only need a simple majority, 51 votes in the senate to confirm and there are 52 republicans as it stands now. >> what they can do with respect to the hearing process is a new jump ball here. back in december a lot of senate democrats were saying look, we have the power to force procedural votes and require 30 hours of debate and turning the process into a slog. the hearing stuff is something new and republicans

james morales climbed on top of a basketball hoop and back board to get on a roof and scaled a he hasriminal history. >> a scary moment at a utah ski resort. a young boy had to be rescued after he was left dangling from a chair lift. the boy was skiing with friends when the chair lift snagged his back pack. operators stopped the lift and jumped into action. they used a ladder to pull the boy to safety. this is the second time in the past two weeks a skier's back pack has been caught on a back pack. >> i worry about things like that everything time. there are reports that charles manson is out of prison and in a california hospital. nbc's gaudy schwartz is in los angeles with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, reports this morning that 82-year-old charles manson is seriously ill. the department of corrections refusing to confirm or deny citing patient privacy laws. only telling us he's still die in prison. sentenced to death in 1971 but saved from execution when california abolished the death penalty. every day that he's lived out that sentence, a painful remi

on friday they run capitol hill and they were asked by senators, is this hurting morale in your agencies, and jameslapper, the director of national intelligence that oversees all other u.s. intelligence agencies said, well, it's hardly healthy. that was echoed by other senior intelligence officials, saying they do not want other people to walk off if they feel the information they are getting is not helpful. at in that sense -- we are giving the public since. we have not seen -- we do hear from intelligence official saying, we are apolitical, we do our jobs, and eventually maybe trump will come around and understand why we are valued. these are people that president-elect trump when he is in office will have to rely on for information -- not just with russia, but determining the lessee and also military actions across the world. it will be interesting to see how he reacts, and again, one after hearing from top officials. trump's picksf for his cabinet have been very, very controversial. they are having their confirmation hearings. this is going to be very muddy, isn't it? we have five confirmation

the director of national earilligence, james clapper, suggested at today's hearing that it was hurting moral fact, intelligence officials say the tension is palpable as mr. trump appears to receive the russia hacking report from the heads of the d.n.i., c.i.a., prs.a., and f.b.i. today, vice president biden was asked by the "pbs newshour," about the president-elect's criticism of the intelligence community. >> for a president not to have confidence in, not to be prepared to listen to the myriad of intelligence agencies, from defense intelligence to the c.i.a., et cetera, is-- is ssolutely mindless. f reporter: josh, the spy pencies are preparing for next week's public release of the cport, but right now, the netelligence leaders care about the reaction of just one man-- llesident-elect trump. >> elliott: certainly understandable. , ff pegues there in washington. jeff, thank you. well, mr. trump took time out gom his transition meetings today to give an hour-long deposition under oath. the president-elect is suing restaurateur jose andres, who p nceled plans to open a spanish-themed restauran

the director of national intelligence, james clapper suggested, at today's hearing it was hurting moralee officials say the tension is palpable as mr. trump prepares to receive the russia hacking report from the heads of the dni, cia, nsa, and fbi today vice president biden asked by the pbs news hour about the president elect's criticism, of the intelligence community. >> for a president not to have confidence in, not to be prepared to listen to, the myriad of intelligence agencies from -- from defense intelligence to the cia, et cetera is absolutely mindless. >> josh, the spy agencies are preparing for next week's public release of the report. but right now the intelligence leaders care about the reaction of just one man, president-elect trump. >> certainly understandable. jeff pegues, thank you. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> mr. trump took time out from transition meetings to day to give an hour-long deposition under oath. the president-elect is suing restauranteur jose andres who canceled plans to open a spanish themed restaurant at the trump hotel in d.c. he

james comey wolf serve out his full 10 year term. arthel: finally mr. colson how does this affect morales well as their relationship with mr. trump? >> i was there for 11 years and what happened on the national stage did not impact on me whatsoever. at a job to do pursuant to the constitution to try to solve obligated cases and frankly i think we are immune to that. that is politics and we are way down the chain of command and we just do our job. think the fbi morale is outstanding. i worked for them constantly in my business and i think their morale is fine. arthel: mr. danny colson thank you very much for your analysis and your time. greg: millions of people planning to watch mr. trump take the oath of office next week as the nation's capital plans for a busy inauguration. how the secret service is preparing to make sure the incoming president is -- arthel: a surprise move by a broadway star, jennifer holliday pulls out of the inauguration event with a letter explaining her reasons why. ♪ arthel: tony award-winning singer jennifer holliday withdrawing her name from the inauguration per

james bond really wouldn't get through their recruitment process. he says they're not looking for mi6 officers to take what he called moral short cuts. he said an intelligence officer in the real m ishi6 has high emotional intelligence, values teamwork and has respect for the law, unlike mr. bond, he says. >> good report. appreciate it very much. this programming note -- starting next month, right here on cnn, you can see the most iconic moments in comedy from stand-up to sitcom, cnn's new original series "the history of comedy" starts thursday, february 9th, 10:00 p.m. eastern. looking forward to that. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett out front" starts right now. >>> "out front" next, breaking news, trump versus mexico. the meeting between the two leaders canceled, trump considering a major tariff on mexico. is the white house walking it back? >>> plus more breaking news, the white house promising more executive orders on the way tonight. cory booker is with me tonight to respond. >>> and trump's mar-a-lago club just got a lot more expensive. the fee to join now

and james clapper put out a state to smooth out the reports that were opposition research over time. so part of that will also be on the morale of the men and women who serve secretly, quietly with very little attention for their successes and plentyf negative attention for their failures in the intelligence community. it is a huge task. he is well known here on capitol hill, but it will be interesting to see how democrats approach the questioning. republican feel good about him as a choice and also to work with the expected choice for the director of intelligence, recently retired senator from indiana, indiana key mike pence indiana, dan coates and they have to build a new level of trust with a new administration, a turning of the page. it will be very important for mike pompeo to answer for those issues. >> this is the intelligence committee. a brief health update. we were looking at members of the committee. and there was senator feinstein. she i think less than 48 hours ago had a heart pacemaker put in. she is looking fit and ready for this hearing. and there at the bottom of your screen, the kansas republican senator and

james comey should step down for it i think we need new blood, new leadership. he is so politicized, he is so controversial, and take it as nothing but bad things for the morale of the intelligence coming to do. >> harris: unfortunate for him though, dagen, that wouldn't quiet this investigation bridges before he's got to go. "the wall street journal" editorial page, following up on your thought, meghan, says that the incoming attorney general jeff sessions needs to ask him to resign, and if he won't resign the donald trump needs to fire him. he has the authority to do that, he lost the trust of the people in washington, the people of this entire country don't see him as an independent figure any longer, and during the summer, which republican was happy with the way that he handled the hillary clinton investigation? one reason he's been so chatty is because loretta lynch completely abdicated her responsibility as the attorney general meeting bill cle tarmac. but remember, he cut immunity deals with heather samuelson and sheryl mills, that were unnecessary, and then said oh, we will destroy your computers after the fact. so he mishandled the clinton investigation

on the moral high ground or are we going to put in place illegal remedies to stop the upcoming attacks. >> bill: it's an important topic and we'll continue this. we're short on time today. dr. jamesitchell. thank you for your time this morning. >> shannon: president trump is set to leave the white house shortly hitting the road for his first major trip since taking office. his first official flight on air force one as the president. keep it here and we'll take you there live. id every day. and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. >> shannon: president trump expected to leave the white house this hour heading out of d.c. for the first time since taking office. marine one waiting on the south lawn as it does for a quick flight to joint base andrews where president trump will board air force one for the very first time. it is a new ride. he has had a good ride up to thi

morale at the cia. >> you thought some senators distinguished themselves in questioning this week. let's get to the people you thought didn't have as good a week. james comey, for the reasons we just talked about. rex tillerson and ben carson. >> i don't think ben carson showed himself to be anymore prepared than when he said himself he wasn't sure whether he could lead hud. let's go to rex tillerson. part of his problems are not in his control. right? the russian situation. marco rubio, in particular, took out a pound of flesh on tillerson. and marco rubio could be the person that stands between whether rex tillerson could be confirmed or not. he was afraid to tell us his views, rother than being out there and showing moral clarity. that's why marco rubio is having troubles getting around supporting him. >> get some rest. it will be crazy next week. >> we'll need the help. >> thanks, chuck. >>> now, to a major policy change announced by the obama administration on thursday. the president is ending a decades-long protocol, that gave automatic residency for any cuban who reaches american soil. cuban nationals who attempt to enter the u.s. illegally, w

morale at the cia. >> you talked some senators distinguished themselves in their questioning this week. let me get to the people you didn't think had as good a week. james comey for the reasons we talked about, rex tillerson, and ben carson. >> i don't think ben carson showed himself to be anymore prepared than when he said himself he wasn't sure he could lead hud. rex his problems are not in his control. russia, marco rubio, lindsey graham. i thought marco rubio took out a pound of flesh. rubio could be standing between tillerson becoming secretary of state and not. i thought he acted like a supreme court candidate. afraid to tell the views rather than being out there showing more moral clarity. i think that's why rubio is having troubles getting around supporting him. >> all right. chuck, get some rest. it's going to be crazy next week, too. >> thanks. >> come back! we'll see you next week. >> thanks, chuck. >>> now to a major policy change announced by the obama administration on thursday. the president is ending a decades long protocol known as wet foot dry foot. it gave automatic residency for any cuban that reaches u.s. soil. effective immediately

james mattis. my friends, i am very confident that when we finish this vote, the morale all over the united states military will go up because they will know that they have a leader and a leader that they can not only respect but they admire and in many cases have great affection for. so i urge my colleagues to vote aye on the mattis nomination. mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: i would ask consent my full statement be put in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: i want to associate myself with what the distinguished senator from oregon said. my concerns, it will be in my post statement about mr. pompeo, is his suggestions in the past of sweeping authorities for government to collect bulk information on all americans. that's every american in this room, every american in this city, every american in this country. we have strong bipartisan legislation. we worked for years on it, brought together republicans, democrats across the political spectrum to set in law what the rules should be. his statements, he wants to throw