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apple ask to throw out this order compelling the company to help the fbi access that locked encrypted iphone. in that court filing apple arguing no court has ever authorized what the government now seeks no, law supports such unlimited and sweeping use of the judicial process and the constitution forebids it. tim cook has been very vocal in his case and he has the support of many in the tech community including, microsoft, google and facebook. and today while this battle with the u.s. government isn't officially on the agenda, you can expect cook to address this issue with shareholders here in

. >>> eo of apple says the company h fight the order to help the fbi hack in to an encrypted iphone belonging to apple said it could jeopardize encryption for millions of users. they have five days to appeal. farook and malik planed the the couple's whereabouts leading up to the attack remains unknown. rielries in sports. >> duke traveling to carolina for the first round of the battle of the blues. we have team coverage next >>> huge boulders at the and a mountain slide. >>> temperatures exceeding expectations by a little bit. though we expect a minor set back in temperatures over the next couple of days, you couldn't be happier with the weekend outlook. the details coming up. one of the winners from the drawing has come forward. thatng. ow the.hat ae-prtion g. muiplyfeelt' alf alals. a wory celon. ultiat. re yone'ro in the chahip pionsh 's that feeling. multiplied.intripli a ce to win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. tet.strenifowas r meu e,hethle s isme opst e wn hoeye ter 20 rh er w rhama aelreoffited reth pua daeyvi emoy he e atreg g retoat atstite we r dew e etat50lo r yope. thai

encrypted communication. also considering the next steps in a related development the manhattan district attorney says his office as 175 iphones. it cannot open because of encryption. jo: president obama and the first lady are having to pay there was x antonin scalia is why the lies in repose. the white house has been sending criticism of the president's decision not to attend tomorrow's funeral sending vice president wright in his place. the industry should alice called the move a missed opportunity to ease the bitter political fight that is followed kelly's death. in a town hall last night, candidate jeb bush does just what was on the line with the supreme court opening. listen to this. >> a lot is riding with antonin scalia's passing. i will have a conversation with the second amendment. true to reverend paul scalia will lead to mass at the basilica of the national shrine of immaculate section in washington d.c. tomorrow. one person in critical condition this morning. after a helicopter carrying five people crashed into the water near hawaii's pearl harbor, falling 20 feet from shore command high standards and to the safety

government over encrypted iphone used by terrorist in san bernardino attack. some oh the victims to force apple to unlock the iphone. lawyer for the victims says his clients want to know how such an attack could cap. cofounder papal weighing in on the issue with maria bartiromo, listen. >> maria: do you think that am were to open just this phone, that would create back doors for others have access to our information? >> if they hand to can opener, so to say, to the fbi, yes. >> lauren: apple opposes demand, is scheduled to file first legal arguments on friday. we will take a closer look at the issue when attorney larson joins on mornings with maria. >> nicole: asia looking at stocks there, all up arrows there. shanghai composite, up 2.3%. that's the big mover for the day. kospi with a slight gain. >> lauren: setting stage for early morning rally in europe. ftse up 88 points and dax 185 points this morning. >> nicole: u.s. stock market futures still looking higher. carrying the trend. dow up 202 points. just like s&p 2.2%. nasdaq up 56. >> lauren: big reason for

. >> now if federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi back into one of the shooters encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that would erase the phone if there were too many incorrect passwords entered. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature. in on all my letter to its customers, apple ceo tim cook says, the us government has asked us for something that we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they want access to build it back door to the iphone. he explains the problem in 860 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is, if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody. good guys and bad guys. and here's another reason why digital experts say it raises questions about who can make this kind of demand. if the us government can force apple to do this, then why can't the chinese or russian government? there is an article that every apple user should read and it explains why breaking into an iphone is such a big deal. you can find it on our website right here at wtsp.com, the l

. >>> the war of words between apple and the fbi over access to an encrypted iphone are growing stronger the agency' agency director is calling for calm and defending his agency's demand that apple help break into one of the san bernardino attacker's phones. in a statement he writes this is not about trying to create a precedence. it's about victims' injustice. 14 people were slaughte slaughtered, and many more had their lives and bodies ruined. we owe it to them to investigate them under law. apple wrote: amendment said that the request is an overreach and so tar says it will not comply. michael hayden tells "usa today" that he agrees with the government on this specific case but not on the broader issue of a so-called back door. >> jim would like a back door available to american law enforcement to all devices globally. on balance that harms american safety and security. although it might make jim's job easier in a few circumstances. >> the fbi needs apple's help because the security settings lock the device if i the password is entered incorrectly too many times. it may erase all the

the fbi has been trying to get into syed farook' s encrypted iphone for two months. a judge ordered the company to supply software to bypass a phone. overnight, apple ceo tim cook encryption at risk. farook and his wife killed 14 people, and later died in a shootout with police. emily: the american band on stage during the deadly paris terror attacks returns to that city. eagles of death metal performed last night in paris, at the olympia hall. they were in the middle of a set when terrorists stormed the bataclan concert hall in november, killing 89 people in a synchronized attack that claimed 130 lives across paris. pope francis will speak to inmates and you can see the facility is all set up. he would then had to the u.s.-mexico border where he is expected to stop at the fence and give a blessing in honor of migrants. randy: south dakota could become the first state to approve a controversial bill that forces transgender students to use the their sex at birth. the state senate passed the bill yesterday, 20-15. it now heads to the governor. advocates say the bill wil

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controversial order would help unlock encrypted iphone mroping unlock encrypted iphone mropinging to syed farook. and cook is not budging posting to web site the u.s. government asked us for something we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a backdoor to iphone. ". in the wrong hands if the software was built would have the potential to unlock any iphone in somebody's possession and calling this for a moment apple customers they need to understand what's at stake. investigators are still working to piece together a missing 18 minute in farook's timeline and they believe the phone may have clues who he is and where they may have traveled. >> it's what we've been waiting for. string of warm temperatures. it looks good, too. dave is back in a few minutes with how long it will last. >> and one good deed turned into hundreds. live in clearwater how a community is helping a man turn his life around. >> it's good day, good deed thanks to one man's kindness. efforts a homeless man is off the streets and has a new job and 130 in a b

the fbi has been trying to get into his encrypted iphone for two months, and apple claims it can' t help. a judge ordered the company to supply software to bypass a self-destruct feature on the phone. he and his wife killed 14 people and later died in a shootout with police. randy: 10 minutes after 5:00, a new way to get away. emily: a historic deal opening up new travel options for americans. plus, pregnant women can overdo one healthy food. the diet choose that might have repercussions for the baby. randy: wasting money in the winter. three cold-weather pitfalls that erika: we are following two breaking stories this morning -- sera congi is on the scene of a deadly shooting in randolph, a man shot and killed outside a bar. and a new panel fell off a subway car last night. two trains ran over it, leading to this smoky scene. luckily, no one was hurt. cindy: a much calmer weather day ahead with a mixture of sun and clouds. we are tracking a big change in store for the weekend, coming up. first, take a look at the are hovering on either side of the freezing mark. >> [cheering] emily: that

still have one of those phones that we have not been able to open. apple to hack into one of the encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional memory erase. >> the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose. >> that back door is for everybody, for good guys and bad guys. >> apple has five days to file an appeal which could go all the way to the supreme court. >> we want to know, what do you think? should the government be allowed share your thoughts with us on the local 12 facebook page. we'll share some comments ahead on first at 4:00. >>> pope francis becomes the first pope to visit the border today. this is the last event of the trip to mexico. there will be a simulcast at the border. on tuesday, the pope almost fell on a child when someone pulled his robe. >> up to iran, the country they might have to put >>> the fate of a global oil deal hangs on a run. saudi arabia and russia agree

planning demonstrations against the fbi after agents forced apple to make it easier to unlock an encrypted iphone. they wanted to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino shooters. it also can be used to break into many other iphones. >>> and today is national love your pet day. the national holiday is set aside to show your furry friend some extra love and attention. look at how cute. so give them a special treat and take them on a long walk. there is my little guy, or take put them on news 5.com, and we edition of act dep you can challenge. teens from erdonia north. and hope you enjoyed the day today because anything changes are on the way. >> i think 20 to 30 degrees colder as we pak our way into that forecast. 70 degrees in kilbaugh. >> i think i have spring fever. thanks for joining us, see you tonight at 11:00. >>> welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight." breaking news on this showdown saturday. election battles on two fronts. hillary clinton with a much-needed win over bernie sanders in nevada after a tense but sanders trouncing her on the issue of trust. to

cbs news now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the f-b-i hack into one of the shooters encrypted iphone. every iphone has an optional "auto erase" feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators can attempt an unlimited number of passcodes in order to unlock the phone. in an online letter to its customers...apple ceo tim cook says "the us government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to they have asked us to build a backdoor to the iphone." cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. ( tim cook/apple ceo/courtesy: 60 minutes) "the reality is if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody, the good guys and the bad guys. " mark albert/cbs news apple has five days to file an appeal... which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cbs news, washington. ((brian loftus)) > a california startup has created a computer.. that only costs 9 dollars.

. >> now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into one of the shooters' encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that would owe raise the phone if there are too many incorrect passwords enters. apple would have to figure out a way to disable the future, so they could try unlimited number of pass codes to unlock the phone. >> apple ceo tim cook says the us government has asked us to something we simply do not have. and, something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. >> cook explained the problem with that, in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody, for good guys, bad guys. >> apple has five days to file appeal, which could end upgoing all the way to the supreme court. mark albert, for cbs news, washington. >> on your cbs-3 health watch this noon, you may want to skip starbucks for your next caffeine buzz. a british group analyzed more than 130 hot drinks from coffee shops, including starbucks. they foun

comes after the tech giant vowed to fight a judge's order to help the fbi break into an encrypted iphone. that belonged to sayed farook. paul chambers talked to people who are happy apple won't back down. >> nearly everywhere you look people are using their smart phones which oftentimes is an apple iphone pull of personal information. consumers expect apple to protect their privacy. now the federal government wants access to a terrorist suspect's phone and expects apple to help them get it. >> in the end, these companies, whether they mean to or not are making it easier for terrorists to do their acts. >> reporter: he's talking about the act of this suspect who took part in a deadly attack in san bernardino. a federal judge asked air-powered toll provide reasonable technical assistance so the fbi can disable the security encryption on the phone. >> the government is asking aptoll build a master key that accesses everybody an iphone. >> reporter: the government says it wants aptoll create new software which would make a backdoor into the phone. it would kill the security option. people sa

demonstrators say they are angry about a federal court order that requires apple to unlock an encrypted iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. >> this goes far beyond this single case or single phone. they are asking apple to do something that would put million's of people's safety and security at river. tricia: the fbi says it only wants any possible evidence from the phone used by sied peruke. >>> we are following the candidates as they make their way tonight for the republican bryan callahan has a look at how donald trump spent his day. reporter: trump's campaign is setting up for what they are calling a celebration. earlier today trump rallied an event in sparks. he again went on the take a against ted cruz who is the only other cabbed to win a republican primary so far calling him a liar. while he didn't attack the third candidate marco rubio he made it clear he will if the time comes. >> marco rubio is a nice young man, right? no, he hasn't hit me. no, he has not hit me. i am treating him nicely. when he hits me, oh, is he going to be hit. actually, i can't wait. reporter:

. >> federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into another the shooters' encrypted iphone. >> apple would have to figure out a way to disable the feature so that investigators could try an unlimited amount of passcodes to mock the phone. >> in an online letter to its customers, apple ceo tim cook says the us government has asked us for something that we simply do not have. consider too dangerous to create. they explain the program in a 60 minute interview with charlie roads last year. >> the reality is if you put the back door in, the good day is for good guys and bad days. >> pope francis will become the us/mexico border. blessed two months preparing for the holies father's historic visit. >> pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of today, about 50 >> the plan is that after the mass, he will walk up and offer a personal prayer for the migrants. >> on tuesday, the pope they person pulled his rope so hard, the pope told the person twice not to be selfish. earlier the pope addressed 45,000 young people in morelia. the pope says he knows it's hard for the youth to

a judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into an encrypted iphone belonging to one of the shooters in the san bernardino attack. tim cook says it would undermine encryption to create a back door to be used on other devices. the first of its kind ruling a victory for the justice department in a policy debate that pits digital policy against national security interest. it is not clear what investigators believe they might find on the shooter's work phone or why the information would not be available from third party service providers such as google or facebook. >> following some leaks about the upcoming galaxy s 17 and s 7 edge, a new website with hints about what to expect. among those features, wireless charging and water resistance. samsung hopes the galaxy 7 will year's 6 and,s edge failed to provide a boost to the struggle sales. >> an aviation agreement paving the way for the first sghiefrjs between the two. of those 20 flights will be to havana. it opens a 15 day window for requests. carriers would have to strike a deal with the cuba. >> ups hoping to expand passport services a

today in the fight against the federal court order for the apple company to help unlock the encrypted iphoneief mark zuckerberg voiced his support for apple. bill gates says apple should unlock the iphone for the fbi. >> most americans agree with bill gates. 51% say apple should unlock the phone. 38% said they should not unlock the phone. 55% of democrats say apple should help the government. 56% of republicans say apple should help the government. quick check on world stock markets. stock futures pulling back. a nice rally for the dow and s&p 500. oil prices this morning are what causing the pull back. oil back below $33 a barrel after surging 6% yesterday. european stocks are down a bit. tokyo closed a bit lower as well. >>> let's take a look at what is coming up on "new day." chris cuomo joins us from columbia, south carolina where big things are happening today. >> big, big, things, john and christine. we know the race changes when cnn holds one of these town halls. the reason is very clear. it's different when a candidate has to talk to a real person living a problem as opposed to deali

. >>> the government has just fired back at apple for refusing to help access that encrypted iphone. first at 4, which two big tech companies have just weighed in on this escalating feud. >>> for a lot of us it's the only way to get from d.c. to virginia, even over to maryland. you may be surprised how many of our local bridges need to be fixed. >>> i'm tisha thompson with the news4 i-team. this is connecticut avenue, and right there you can still see where the b & o railroad used to come right through here. it's now the capital crescent trail and it's right here at about this spot that's the scene of the oldest unsolved murder in montgomery county. we're going to tell you why police are still searching for the killer in a theft of dimes and nickels. and we're going to show you why police think the murder weapon may be in someone's attic. we'll show you what they're looking for tonig ster it. you can do that on the faa the rule applies to owners of all remote controlled aircraft that weigh 9 ounces or more. the deadline is for drones bought before december 21st, and get this, so far

with some specialized software that will help them hack in the encrypted iphone that belong to syed farook, along with his wife killed 14 people in december. short time ago, that apple says it will fight that judge's order to help the f.b.i. access the information that is stored in that iphone. so they are saying they do not want the f.b.i. to be given that software that will allow them to get in that iphone and access any information that might help in the investigation. apple is standing by the fact it wants the phones to remain encrypted. so this is a battle that will continue and we will keep an eye on it from the alert center. >> john: in campaign 2016, as the presidential candidates gear up for the south carolina primary saturday, cnn is hosting two town halls for republicans. >> christine: dr. ben carson and senators ted cruz and marco rubio will appear in the first town hall tonight at 8:00 in greenville. john kasich, donald trump and jeb bush will take the stage tomorrow night in columbia. >> john: many will meet with voters today. ben carson is meeting with ted cruz holding rally

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protester speaking out against the fbi because they want apple to make it easier to unlock an encrypted iphone. meantime, a new proposal to break the stalemate and balding and iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino shooters. >> using social engineering plus the hardware and software, we will perform our magic and there are 10,000 hackers in the world who could easily do what i am suggesting. >> no word yet on whether the fbi is considering the offer, but john mcafee is so confident that he can crack into the phone he says that if he fails he will eat issue alive to the. >>> john kasich is expected to sign a bill tomorrow that planned would strip nearly one and a half million dollars from planned parenthood. dozens of supporters gathered in columbus this afternoon to protest that decision. the money will instead go to health clinics selected by the ohio department of health. >>> not even 24 hours after she died, harper lee was buried today in a private ceremony. a few dozen people gather in her hometown to pay tribute to the mind behind to kill a >>> a lock of john lennon's hair that

reporter: a judge has ordered apple to help the fbi cap into one of that shooter's encrypted iphones. every iphone has an optional auto arrays feature that would erase the phone if there are too many incorrect passwords entered. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators to try to -- an unlimited number of passcodes. in a letter to its customers, apple ceo tim cook says the u.s. government has assess for something we simply do not have. it is something we considered too dangerous to create. cook explained the problem in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> if you put a backdoor in, it's for everybody. good guys and bad guys. reporter: apple has five days to file an appeal which could go all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cbs news, washington. mollie: in world headlines, trucks loaded with relief items are starting to arrive to besieged suburbs of the syrian capital. those supplies had been delayed for hours. 24 trucks carrying food, medicine and other assistance have almost reached the rebel-held town of madaya east o

demonstrators say they're angry about a federal court order that requires apple to unlock an encrypted iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. evan greer, campaign director for fight for the future sot: . it goes far beyond this single case for this single phone and in fact they're actually asking apple to do something that puts millions of people's safety and security at risk. apple ceo tim cook says everyone's security is at stake. the fbi says it only wants any possible evidence from the phone used by sayed farook. time now for some consumer alerts from contact 13-- attention amazon non-prime shoppers. you're going to have to spend more money, to get that free shipping. now, you'll have to buy 49-dollars worth of merchandise. the minimum was 35-dollars. amazon prime memberships are not affected. and facebook wants to help you wish your friends a "happy "birthday cam"...which allows users to record fifteen second messages. the new feature is available for i- o-s devices. if you have mastercard.. you don't even need a password anymore. to approve online purchases.. just take a s

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they say they will fight a judge's order to hack into an encrypted iphone that belong to one of the san bernardino shooters. the about digital privacy versus national security. reporter: a master key to unlock all phones. that is what apple says the government is requiring them to create and the dangers of that could have future ramifications for all americans. according to apple ceo tim cook. recovering information off the iphone of one of the san bernardino killers. >> we still have one of those killers phones and we've not been able to open. it in over two months. we are still working on it. reporter: the government trying to assess the involvement of isis and the attacks. investigators have been unable to crack the pass code on the iphone 5. their concern is that ten unsuccessful attempts would cause it to automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently inaccessible. apple says they don't of the ability to just unlock the one iphone. >> to offer the assistance the government needs they have to literally cat phones. apple is saying once we create this it will get out. as

coming up on world news >> pam: new information tonight in the fbi' s attempt to hack into an encrypted iphone used by the gunman in december' s mass shootings in california. the obama administration says it would be willing to allow apple to retain possession of specialized software it has been ordered to design and later destroy. apple chief tim cook has said the software would be too dangerous to create because it would threaten the privacy of millions of customers. >> in boston, a new effort to help the homeless stay healthy. state officials say the public is not at risk because the over several hours to spread. the boston globe reports so far 600 homeless people have been inoculated and the cdc has sent 3000 doses of the vaccine to the city. let' s take a live look out at the beautiful city tonight, warm pam: 60 today, that was the high? reporter: we ended the day 20 degrees above where we are supposed to be and within eight degrees of setting a record high temperature today. lest we can set record lows on saturday and sunday. it is still 50 degrees, wins southwest about 13 miles per hour

. >>> the war of words between apple and the fbi over access to an encrypted iphone continues. al jazeera'al jazeera has the latest. >> the fbi director is calling for calm and defending his agency's demand that apple help investigators break into one ever the san bernardino attackers' phone. in a statement he writes: 14 people were slaughtered and many more had their lives and bodies ruined. we owe them an investigation under law. apple writes, this case is about much more than a single phone or a single investigation. at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law abiding people and setting a dangerous precedence that threatens everyone's civil liberties. apple says that it is an overreach and say they will not comply. >> jim would like a back door available to american law enforcement in all devices globally. frankly on balance that actually harms american safety and security. even though it might make jim's job a bit easier in some specific circumstances. >> the fbi needs apple's help because of the security settings on the phone lock the device if the past wo

federal agents, encrypted iphone, of a gunman who helped kill over 20 people in san bernardino california. it's ought about precedent. breaking into a iphone would create a road map to future breaches and destroy security for hundreds of thousands of americans. in 2013, alone, apple said it gave up private customer data in response to more than 3,000 law enforcement requests. yet in the san bernardino case it has flat-out refused to do so. the company claims it's basically being forced to become an agents of law enforcement, and now apple has drawn a line in the sand. to help explain why is michael fertig, the executive chairman of representation.com and a great friend to the -- reputation.com and a great friend of al jazeera, good to see you. they are framing this as an attempt by government to create a so-called back-door into phones and people's privacy. >> yeah, exactly. let me just say ali all great credit to you and your amazing team, your news production team at al jazeera america, i wish you weren't going home, i wish you guys continued ongoing great success on tv and beyond. >> t

back bay neighborhood supporting the company as it refuses to help the government unlock an encrypted iphone. >> people are extremely concerned about what the fbi is asking apple to do in this case. >>reporter: it must be accessed with a pass code and after ten unskful tries, the data is scrambled and lost forever. apple is has asked apple to create software to get in. technology will be there that some script kiddie or some criminal will be there to get your information. >> he says he wouldn't use the access for cases involving minor crime. >> we have crimes all the time where the data from the cell phone is very helpful for us, and i have one particular homicide right now that we can't get access to a phone, so we're all feeling that. >>reporter: those at today's rally which coincided at other rallies believe the government is over-stepping its authority. >> they are asking apple to create software to create the ability to -- while that phone was in they say if they made the mistake they are the ones who should have to pay the price for it. we're live in the back bay neighborhood, tim capu

they protested the order to force apple to unlock an encrypted iphone. he is one of the two san bernadino shooters. senator diane feinstein said the county owns the phone. >> believe very strongly that this is -- that apple should voluntarily agree to it. >> apple's ceo defends the company saying thisy are asking apple to hack their own users that protect our customers. >>> a hospital in los angeles says it paid a ransom to hackers who infiltrated the computer network. they paid the ransom a 40-bitcoin just under $17,000 and saying it was in the best interest of the hospital and the most efficient way to solve the problem. the fbi is investigating. >>> the woman known as the serial stowaway has done it again. she was arrested for a parole violation. the 64-year-old has been caught several times trying to sneak on to planes. she made it one team including mineta and san jose and san francisco airport. >>> president obama is expected to visit cuba. they restored diplomatic relations. a month later the flag was raised for the first time in 50 years. the las

. >>> a judge has ordered apple to help the fbi access information on the encrypted iphone used by the killers of the san bernardino shootings. apple said doing so would put the security of tens of millions of american citizens at risk. now google's ceo is backing apple directing his twitter and worries that setting such a precedent would put companies in the position of hacking their own customers. >>> a 530-foot tower, it happened at the melbourne art center in australia. all part of the protest of australia's refugee policies. the women may be professional climbers and seen wearing harnesses. police showed up at the bottom of the tower to try to coax them down and no word on if they were successful. >>> incredible video here, rough seas off the cape. the u.s. coast guard posted this video to their facebook page. showing a chatham based boat taking on huge waves during a training exercise. the surf hits the deck and pushes the front that have boat up. as of tonight, this video has been watched more than 50,000 times. >> we know that, and the cold weather is sticking around. it's gonn

. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the encrypted iphone. last night tim cook posted an open letter to customers saying, the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have. something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to it the iphone. apple engineers would have to create a new version of the operating system written just for the iphone in question that would allow the fbi to hack the phone's code by entering in millions of combinations. tim cook said on a recent episode of "60 minutes" it's a pandora's box. >> if you put a back door in, that's for everybody, for good guys and bad guys. >> these companies, whether they mean to or not, are unfortunately making it easier for terrorists to do their devilish acts and it must be stopped. >> reporter: here's more from that letter that says, quote, while we believe the fbi's intentions are good, it would be wrong for the government to force to us build a back door into our product. ultimately, we fear that this demand would undermine the v

hack into one of the shooter's encrypted iphones. every iphone has an optional auto erase feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple has to figure out how to disable the feature to investigators can attempt pass codes to unlock the phonement in a letterer toes can, apple's c.e.o. tim cook says the u.s. government has asked us for something that we do not have. and something we consider too they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in that back door is for everybody. >> apple has five days to file an appeal which could go to the supreme court. maureen o'boyle wbtv on your side. >> while the ruling allows apple to write special code to disable this one telephone experts are worried it would open the door to more cases that hurt a user's protection and privacy. >> have not heard the last of that. >> next on wbtv news... >> police are warning people to

apple is reportedly working on new safe guards as it fights the judge's order to hack into an encrypted iphone. they are working on software that would negate any work around and the fbi is forcing apple to open a cell phone owned by one of the san bernardino suspects. tim cook says any such software will open up people to vulnerabilities. >>> facebook ceo, mike zuckerberg and jack dorsey are apparently the targets of isis supporters. there are direct threats against the two men for combatting terrorism on their social media platforms. terrorists claimed to have hacked tens of thousands of facebook and twitter accounts and posted propaganda on the pilfered accounts. >>> the candidates vying for the republican nomination will face-off one more time before hitting the polls on super tuesday. the hopefuls will meet tonight in houston and another chance for marco rubio and ted cruz to slow down frontrunner, donald trump. texas is cruz's home state but is struggling to find support. rounding out the stage is john kasich and ben carson. >>> meanwhile the next test for the democrats comes on saturday

. >>> new developments in the battle between apple and the fine overunlocking an encrypted iphone.es comey told the house panel that the issue sheds light on the ongoing division between law enforce and silicon valley. >> i love privacy, when i hear corporations say we're going to take you to a world where nobody is looking at your stuff, i think that's great. but law enforcement really does save people's lives, and we do that a whole lot through court orders that are search warrants, and we do it a whole lot through search war rents of mobile devices. so if we move to that world, it will be a different world than where we are today and where we were in 2014. >> his comments amid reports that apple is working on an iphone that even it cannot break into. ines ferre has the story. >> reporter: with just one day to go before it has to respond to a judge's order, apple is reportedly taking new steps to secure its products. the "washington post" says the company's engineers are working on enhancements that would make the phones unhackable without the owner's help. it would require pass

the battle is over an encrypted iphone used by a gunman in the mass shootings in california the government said they are willing to allow ap toll retain possession of and later destroy specialized so to help the fbi hack into the phone. >>> a cup of joe can help you sober up after a night of drinking. >> my friends, it's a friday night delight. a new study shows hot brew could also undo some of the damage done by alcohol. british researchers found a few cups of coffee every day cuts the serosis of the liver. you will getting over your hangover and bouncing off the walls. >> you will be fully caffeinated. >> but your liver will be good. >> i'm hoping the same is true for tea. >> that's what i was thinking, too, as i'm drinking tea. >> you would have thought the british would study tea before coffee. >> too late. >> we are in for a pretty fab weekend. >> we are. bringing in the clouds early on saturday, and it has not >> you said it's almost 60? >> that's all i need to say. the 3-degree guarantee. feeling good today, and we did pretty well, even though the models were all over the place. 42

of apple said it would be bad for america if they were to comply with the demand it unlock an encrypted iphone. he says he is prepared it take it to the supreme court and he will try to make the case to the rez. two vote 2016 and donald trump hitting back at mitt romney. the 2012 republican nominee suggesting a bombshell is in the tax return donald trump has refused to resleeves.lease. trump's rivals will get within more chance it challenge him on the debate stage before the super tuesday contest. ted cruz is in after three consecutive third place finishes. marco rubio is looking to avoid the repeat of the disappointing debate performance in new hampshire. barbara: president obama supreme court justice nominee saying it is considering nevada's republican governor brian sandoval. would be seen as an attempt to please the republican led senate. sandoval is a former federal judge who supports abortion rights. cause for concern in florida. three pregnant women have tested positive for zika. all cases are believed to be travel related. it is rapidly spreading in latino,america and scientists are st

dozens of apple stores supporting the company over the iphone encryption. facebook chief mark zuckerberg said he supports apple. >> if we have opportunities to basically work with government and folks to make sure there are not terrorist attacks, we will obviously take those opportunities. we people a strong responsibility to help make sure that society is safe. we care about that. that's a big deal. we take that seriously. i don't think requiring back doors in encryption is an effective way to increase security or is the right way to do. >> there is a schizm of sorts. bill gates says apple should unlock the iphone for the fbi. >>> a judge is considering if a lawsuit brought by families of victims of sandy hook should go forward. the firearms that made the ar-15 rival used by adam lanza that killed people in 2012. this is designed at a federal law. the judge intends to issue a ruling in the next two months. >>> camille cosby giving a sworn deposition in her husband's defamation case. the women claim they were sexually assaulted and defamed. lawyers tried to

city's top cop and top prosecutor tonight, both blasting apple for not unlocking information on encrypted iphones that could help track down terrorists and other criminals. authorities say that includes the iphone of the man who shot two new york cops earlier this month in the bronx. here's eyes news reporter cefaan kim. >> this has become the wild west in technology. apple and google are their own sheriffs. there are no rules. >> reporter: calling it the first warrant-proof consumer no punches with silicon valley, swinging away at apple and google, saying they're acting like teenagers. apple is fighting an order to create new software that would allow the federal government to break through the encryption of the cell phone of syed farook. they say it's because of apple and google that the case is stalled in the suspects who shot two lapd officers. >> this is used by one of his associates in this case. despite having a court audit we cannot access this iphone 5 with the ios 8 technology. >> reporter: current ongoing cases, officials say they're real crimes with real victims. the issue has reignit

says his company will resist a federal judge's order to hack an encrypted iphone used by one of the san bernardino terror attack shooters. he said that could create a back door that could be used on other devices. barbara: new polls show donald trump and hillary clinton with big leads heading into the south carolina primary. that is forcing the underdogs to throw out all the stops. president obama even joining on the conversation. here sis meghan hughes. reporter: donald trump calls in on steven call berth's show. >> i think think of three things that you have said on air that if true cbs will not let me repeat. clean up doesn't mean donald trump is playing nice. >> he says i don't think that donald trump can beat hillary clinton but i can. i said why aren't you beating me? >> i don't care what donald trump says. he's complete loser. reporter: jeb bush making news with america and a gun with his name on the barrel. "new york daily news" goes after him with the headline dolt 45. bush, rubio and cruz are trailing dump. on the democratic side hillary clinton with a nearly 20-point advantag

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>> and victims are expected to support the government's attempt to force apple to unlock the encrypted iphone and this is the latest. saturday night, the fbi acknowledged the password sunday, we learned san bernadino officials who issued sayed's phone paid for but never installed a feature that would have allowed the fbi to unlock the phone. apple is still challenging the court order saying it has implications far beyond the investigation and the company has until friday to respond. apple supporters plan to protest the fbi's court order. the demonstrations are to take place tomorrow. >>> and bill cosby's wife is scheduled to gun her deposition in the defamation lawsuit against him this morning. the comedienne's attorneys were fighting to stop it but a judge denied the request to postpone her deposition and it's expected to go on as planned. seven women claimed he was a liar after publicly accusing him of sexually sexual assaulting them and he denies any wrongdoing. >>> a new yorktimes reporterrened up reporting on a different time travel experience when the megabus he was on exploded. on a bu

. >>> the justice department suggesting a compromise in its dispute with apple over an encrypted iphone. the government telling a judge, it is now willing to allow apple to retain possession of and then later destroy specialized software that would help the fbi hack into the phone. apple ceo tim cook says complying with the government's request would put other customers at risk. >>> speed week is roaring to a close at daytona before sunday's big race. tonight the trucks took to the track. fox 35's sports and correspond adam shadoff is out there live with the latest for us. >> adam: actually, this race marks the official opening of the 2016 nascar racing series. the truck guys were on the truck at daytona, and we had a lot of action. let's check out the video from this one. a lot of green flag racing until but we know there will be late crashes. eight laps to go, they're running very tight and three wide, turn three is a big problem. if you guys get loose near the front of the pack:. 16 trucks involved and they red flag it for 30 minutes. final lap now, and of course we had another big o

tim cook will fight a court order that calls on the phone-maker to give a master key on the encrypted iphoneters. they say this type of software which does not exist today would have the potential to unlock any iphone in someone's physical possession. cook goes on to say we feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by u.s. government. the u.s. government wants apple to get around the pass codes, the four digits you punch into your iphone to find out where the couple was before the shooting, who they talked to and what their connection was to terrorists groups around the world. so this is important piece of advice, piece of evidence. they do believe it contains some of the most important content to solving what actually happened. maria? maria: jo, thanks very much. jo ling kent. we have to ask about latest interest rates and housing. latest news on housing, january housing down 8.3%. can you characterize housing and real estate market today? >> if you deal with the single family market for 20 years we built over a million houses a year. we now had this terrific recovery

it's been over two months now, we're still working on it" f-b-i hack into one of the shooters encrypted iphone. (standup: mark albert/cbs news/washington, d.c.) every iphone has an optional "auto erase" feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators can attempt an unlimited number of passcodes in order to unlock the phone. (gfx) in an online letter to its customers...apple ceo tim cook says "the us government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a backdoor to the iphone." cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. (sot: tim cook/apple ceo/courtesy: 60 minutes) "the reality is if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody, the good guys and the bad guys. " apple has five days to file an appeal... which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cbs news, washington. an emotional return to the concert stage in pa

over access to an encrypted iphone. the agency said folks need to take a breath and stop saying the world is ending. apple's c.e.o. won't back down. >> the f.b.i. director is calling for calm and defending his agencies demand that apple help break into one of the san bernardino attacker's phones. he writes this isn't about trying to set a precedent or send a message. it is about the victims and justice if that 14 people were slaughtered and many more had their lives and bodies ruined. we owe them a fair investigation. tim cook writes: >>> apple says the request is an overreach and so far, it says it will not comply. former n.s.a. direct or michael hayden tells "u.s.a. today" he agrees but not on the broader issue of a so-called back door. >> jim would like a back door available to american law enforcement in all devices globally, and frankly, i think on balance, that actually harms american safety and security. even though it might make jim's job a bit easier in some specific circumstances. >> the f.b.i. needs apple hel