they might not find a better vehicle for it, but at least on this record, the tech companies have avoided major liability. does it change anything about how social media operates then, laura? we re going to have to dig into some of the language here. these are lengthy opinions. we ll have to dissect it a little bit to see if the justices preview or tip their hat on how they would rule on a different type of case. as of now, no. the justices point out that the plaintiffs here, the families who are grieving the loss of their loved ones who were lost in terrorist activity overseas, that they didn t sue isis. they sued the tech companies. and remember, the idea was that the tech companies were guiding people, sort of steering them to problematic isis-related propaganda that was used as a recruitment tool online, on twitter, and on google, and the idea was that those tech companies knowingly knew that their platforms were being used that way and didn t do anything about it. it seems as
operations forces have more leeway in iraq. we have all along underestimated isis. both in terms of how tough it will be to root them out in syria and iraq. but also, their ability to extend beyond that area to, to europe and potentially also to the united states. former defense secretary robert gates on with neil cavuto this afternoon on a day when another terrorist attack took the headlines, took a lot of air time on cable news in mali. at least 20 killed now. one of them an american in a hotel. we can tell you from a reuters report, bursts of gunfire were heard from the assailants, went through the hotel, room by room, floor by floor. according to one senior security source there. witnesses telling reuters some people were freed by the attackers after showing they do
reporter. i would certainly implement that. perhaps a little, there should be a lot of systems, beyond databases, we should have a lot of systems. hillary clinton tweeted this is shocking rhetoric. it should be denounced by all seeking to lead this country. carly fiorina argues securing the homeland requires defeating isis over there so we don t have to fight them over here. it doesn t mean we have to put 20,000 or 010,000 boots on the ground but it does mean only united states of america can lead the fight against isis. our allies expect support and resolve from us. president obama has not been providing it. and i will. rubio and trump among others argue in addition to mosques, any entity fomenting terrorism must be stopped. it s not about closing down mosques, it s about closing down any place, any place where radicals are being inspired. if in fact there are mosques where there s a lot of activity going on that s radicalized people, they must be treated
differently. jeb bush finds it abhorrent. i find it abhorrent that donald trump is suggesting we register people. that haunts back to a time that no one wants it go back to. you talk about closing mosques. you talk about registering people. and that s just wrong. the new day for america su r superpac backing john kasich, trump tweeted, watch kasich squirm. trump s lawyers wrote a warning letter threatening to sue the kasich superpac. which said essentially you can t sue isis and the role of commander-in-chief requires leadership. not lawyers. there was an incident on the plane with governor chris christie. united airlines described an individual on the plane who got removed as a disruptive passenger. san francisco police said flight
destroyed a russian passenger jet over egypt. the french senate voted to extend france s state of emergency for another three months. that gives more power to police and security services, and the ability to act without judicial oversight. the u.n. security council has just passed a resolution calling this a common war. and for all nations to do everything they possibly can to destroy the islamic state in iraq and syria. brett? steve harrigan, live early saturday morning in paris. steve, thanks. six men from pakistan and afghanistan have been caught after making it across the southern border into arizona. the department of homeland security says the group was apprehended monday, along with two suspected smugglers. this comes on the heels of that report we brought you, of five syrians detained in honduras earlier this week. attempting to travel to the u.s. on forged greek passports. so far, no known links to isis or other terror organizations have been revealed.