We are tracking down leads, canvassing neighborhoods, and developing intelligence.

And right now, our evidence response teams remain on campus processing the scene.

And folks from our lab from Quantico are documenting the trajectories of the bullets to reconstruct the scene.

It's painstaking work.

We are asking the public to be patient as we continue to run down every lead so we can get victims, survivors, and their families and all of you, the answers you deserve.

That was the FBI providing an update and asking for patience and the investigation into

the deadly mass

shooting at Brown University. It comes as there are new videos and photos of the suspect.

The question is, are the images enough to track down the gunman? Plus, President Trump is facing

wide-ranging criticism, including from some members of his own party for his comments mocking

the death of Hollywood legend Rob Reiner.

The question is, are Republicans finally comfortable

standing up to the president?

Meanwhile, time is running out for Congress to come up with a solution

to prevent insurance premiums from spiking for millions of Americans.

The question is, will lawmakers simply run out the clock

and go home for the holidays without a deal?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. I'm Ali Vitale on this Tuesday, December 16th,

and we're going to start with the news. The suspect who shot and killed two students at Brown University

Saturday, wounding nine others, remains at large this morning as the manhunt enters its third day.

Providence police and the FBI have released new photos and video of a person of interest

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