destroyed or damaged 16 of isis' armed vehicles. >>> a federal appeals court now hearing arguments on a legal challenge to the nsa's bulk collection of american phone records. the aclu filed suit after the secret surveillance program was revealed through a leak by edward snowden. government officials defend the process saying it's designed to detent and disrupt possible terrorist plots. the case may eventually end up

are in a combat role and he has to go out and say what these troops are doing, not just 350 to baghdad yesterday. it's over 1,000 now since june. >> it may seem a bit crass in the wake of the horrific act we saw yesterday, the second time in a few weeks we've seen the beheading of a an american journalist. this is playing out in a campaign year and scott brown is trying to win a senate seat in massachusetts, former massachusetts senator, pushing the president for weeks on this issue. his democratic opponent was one of the earliest statements yesterday, jeanne shaheen, i raise it for this point. she said very quickly after this happened we must use every tool at our disposadisposal, short o introducing ground forces in combat roles, to put an end to the threat they pose to our national security and scott brown said president obama must define a strategy to stop their murderous rampage. is this going to be a flashpoint? yesterday the statements from liberals and conservatives...