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Can now be held liable for the information it posted on there if you're a user. it also says those companies can remove content if it violates their laws. this is a family that is suing, gonzalez v. google is the name of the case. this is the family that is saying this young woman who was studying abroad in paris and was killed in an isis terrorist attack, she -- her death -- part of her death should be held liable by google because they say the algorithm that was created by google via youtube that it was recommend are terrorist videos to people. this isn't only about the content that is being...

Whole lot easier for you and your family to sit together. >> it's a travel hassle familiar to any family traveling with kids. either shell out the extra cash for seat selections up front or try and wing it at the gate. now united airlines is rolling out a new seating policy to make the skies a bit friendlier, allowing accompanying parents and adults to sit next to children younger than 12 without paying extra. >> it takes away the question of what am i going to do with my kids on the flight. >> it's unveiling new technology that will open more seats on its flights to keep automatically childre...

The item says. >> and congress members from both sides of the aisle have complained, those in favor of section 230, argues facilitates true free speech, those opposed says it turns social media into more of a problem than it already is. in 2023, a similar case, we expect to get decisions in both cases from the justices by the end of june. back to you. >> john: looking forward to that, even though it's a little bit of a wait. david, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: bring in our panel in you, juan williams, fox news senior political analyst and david avella. this is call for number two, first tim...

Likely address is the ongoing air quality and water testing. what more are you hearing from people who live there are actually weary testing efforts? >> reporter: a lot of residents remain skeptical. many who remain close to the derailment sites say they have headaches, runny noses, rashes, things they can't explain. the health clinic that is opening up today is supposed to address the health concerns from the residents. a lot of this is anecdotal. right now there is no definitive proof that anything from the derailment site caused anyone to actually get sick. they know the residents have ques...

How angry are you guys at how all of this has been handled? >> we're not angry. >> she's not. i'm really angry. >> i was not so angry as i'm getting now. because we're so far out and we still don't have answers. >> reporter: you mentioned u.s. secretary pete buttigieg now weighing in. he's calling on a three-pronged approach, calling on norfolk southern and the entire freight rail industry, the u.s. department of transportation and congress to work together to devise new safety plans to prevent a disaster like this from happening. one thing he noted, he wants congress to enact better rules so ...