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Allowed to speak. and it's not up to the d.a.'s office to authorize her to speak or not. they are still continuing on with the investigation. that includes digging into what we saw the house january 6th believes the report and transcript all of that became public after the grand jury completed its investigation. >> thank you so much, sara. it's rather unusual to have a grand jury foreperson to come out and talk about this stuff. it's a difference between a jury and sometimes after a big case, jurors will come forward to explain why they ruled. this is a grand jury, which it's not a conclusio...

Aiding and abetting a specific act of international terrorism. this case involves the family of a man tragically killed in a 2017 isis attack in istanbul. their argument is that twitter knowingly helped isis by allowing the terrorist group's content to persist on its platform. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider and sarah fisher are here to explain what is at stake. >> the case was a lot more subdued than we heard yesterday. but they argued over the meaning of this anti-terrorism statute that the case is based on. namely, whether merely by allowing terrorist organizations to post conte...

Secondly what happened during the argument is aereo's lawyer, david frederick, said the internet community was in his term freeblgd out by this case because of the potential effect on the cloud, about being able to store things on the cloud. what the lawyers for the broadcaster said is, yeah, but most things that people stick in the cloud, they've already paid the copyright fee on, they've created it themselves or downloaded it from someplace else like itunes, they paid the copy write fee. so the court was trying to say, all we're saying is when you try to do something like aereo, almost exact...

His approach was i can't come up with a better rule today, i'll go along with this. let's go slow and if technology evolves, let's rethink. one of the big concerns is what happens if people try as soon as they get arrested to signal in some way so all of this stuff gets wiped from the phone. the majority says we'll think about that later, case specific rules about exigent circumstances. who knows when we'll have new apps for wiping phones. >> pete, another ruling about same-sex marriage with a big effect in utah. tell us about that. two rulings actually. >> one ruling from indiana, an unbroke ...

The same extent. so the court said, although ordinarily police can search an arrest tea without a warrant, this is special. this is more like a diary, more like your home, more like your intimate life. justice alito said, you're probably right, i agree with you, but technology is evolving so fast, let's go so slow. if legislatures and governments push back, let's reconsider this. he agreed with the bottom-line result, but you see a court struggling with new technology. >> the unanimity of the decision does suggest that probably everyone including those justices has those photos on their phone....