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$40,000 ransom and deliver it to the family. court documents say that witness changed his or her story about the dropoff to the home. u.s. senators have been working late into the night ahead of the memorial day holiday and they've been ordered shortly back from that holiday break early. their task will be to resume the debate on the done's controversial bulk intelligence collection program. opponents of the national security agency's program to collect telephone data blocked multiple offense to extend the law that would authorize the program. the senate will meet again next sunday, one day ...

You haven't heard from any of these other folks by the way in the photos. thanks so much. good to have you on the show alexandra. also you can read all our coverage for the race for the white house because it is on, the best political team in television has it all for you on cnn.com/politics. in just nine days the part of the patriot act that some argue is critical to our security will not exist anymore. senators blocking two separate measures to extentd the nsa's ability to bulk collect that telephone data. the opposition was led by republican rand paul. >> we have entered into a momentous ...

Family and was asked by savopoulos to pick up the $40,000 ransom at the bank of america and deliver it to the family. police say in court documents that that witness changed his or her story about the cash drop you've to the home. zbloous senators have been working extra hours ahead of the memorial day holiday. late friday night, the senate passed the bill that would prevent congress from tinkering with international trade agreements negotiated by the white house. and they've just been ordered back from their holiday break early to resume the debate on the country's controversial bulk collecti...

>> reporter: john and christine, the federal appeals court re veals the stockpiles of telephone data is illegal under the patriot act. the collection exceeds the scope of the law as intended. the judge wrote the sheer volume of information sought is staggering. the court did not rule it was unconstitutional unconstitutional. they sent it back to the lower court. the section of the patriot act that the government interpreted to collect the phone data expires next month anyway. it is up for review. the patriot act was established in 2001 after september 11th. it was renewed by president bush and...

Conflict. >> what's the biggest threat? does it remain al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is trying to come up with a big attack? is it isis lone wolves? what do you think is the most concerning? >> lone wolves are the most likely but also likely to do the least damage. in terms of the others the real answer is we don't know. if i were putting my money -- we actually don't know which of them is in the best position to launch an external operation that would hurt the united states. >> thank you so much. appreciate as always. that battle against isis so much of it is fought in this digital ...