at the same time, syed farook's iphone is at the center of controversy between fbi and apple. the company is resisting in order to help gain access to the phone. >> we are here at apple headquarters in cupertino where a company is firing up headquarters over it decision to not hack into an iphone to support the fbi. >> hundreds of customers stood in the rain writing thank you letters to the company. >> the goal here is to make sure that apple knows we appreciate them standing up for us. >> apple ceo tim cook called the demands of chilling and said it could lead to the tech giant being forced to build surveillance software to intercept or messages or even access your phone's microphone or camera without your knowledge. be mac any of our devices can have backdoors and that can be created for any number of purposes. >> since the shooting, the fbi has not been able to get into syed farook's my phone provided by his employer. in court papers, the fbi says the phone may show that he was in communication with victims were later killed. senator dianne feinstein says if apple doesn't h

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the f-b-i. they're best known for successfully challenging california's ban on same-sex marriage. the pair will a judge's order to hack into a terrorist's i-phone. syed farook and his wife killed 14 people in san bernardino last december. agents have his i-phone... but have been unable to see the data because it's protected by a passcode. other tech companies such as twitter, facebook and google are siding with apple... saying a ruling *against the company would set a bad precedent. apple c-e-o "tim cook" is vowing to pursue the case all the way to the supreme court... if necessary.. 3 (vanessa the texas teenager known for his "affluenza" defense in a deadly drunk-driving crash... is expected to appear in court today. a judge will decide whether "ethan couch" should be transferred to the adult system, after officials say: he violated probation, and took off to mexico. he was deported last month. couch's attorney has *no plans to fight transferring the case to *adult court... because the sentence will actually be *lighter there. 3 (walter in washington today: a somber scene at the u-s supreme court. mourners will be able to pass by the casket of justi

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the same thing. this is a complicated and important case. in an open letter to customers, apple ceo, tim cook, calls the government's demand children. last week a federal judge encrypted data on a phone use by syed farook. capital university law professor, kevin lee, second looking to balance the right between privacy and national security, this is an issue that should be thoroughly reviewed. and he believes decided by a federal court. he says a quick decision could have wide-ranging implications. >> the problem with that is once that key exists, every time that the law enforcement seeks to gain access to a locked phone, that pathway will be available. >> reporter: apple calls the government's order and overreach. we talked with a political science professor who says the company needs to comply and he thinks that ultimately will. our 5:30 news. >> julia sims in our newsroom, thank you, julia. >>> right now you have probably heard monday, february 9, the big day, nbc jordan wral. over to w ral. >> exciting time for us. the afternoon lineup starts with "days of our lives," a soap opera that has been on the air for 50 years. after that, "the doctors" followed by "doctor phil." after that, our news

the same can't be said for that car. >>> there will be more testimony today in a baltimore courtroom at a hearing to decide if a new trial. the case of adnan syed was the first season of the popular "serial" podcast. he was convicted in the 1999 murder of his former girlfriend. but the podcast raised questions about the case. on the stand yesterday, a witness claimed she saw him at a library during the time prosecutors claimed he was committing the crime. she also said a former prosecutor said the potential alibi was irrelevant. >>> and a real estate heir robert durst has pleaded guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans. he's been in custody since last year just as an hbo documentary series was airing that detailed his links to several murders. in yesterday's deal, durst agreed to an 85-month prison sentence. if a judge approves the deal, it could clear the way for durst's extradition to california to face charges for the murder of a former friend. >>> the 13-year-old girl from virginia whose body was found in a pond across the border in north carolina will be buried today. >> authorities are learning it was social media that linked her to one

same location. >>> apple's ceo tim cook has 24 hours to comply with a federal judge's order to help the fbi hack into the phone of san bernardino killer syed farook. so far cook has been very clear he has no plans to comply. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live near apple headquarters in cupertino with more on the showdown between sillicon valley and capitol hill. kiet >>> reporter: apple is doubling down on its stance against the fbi. the big news this morning, the "new york times" is reporting apple engineers right now are working on developing a new security measure that would make it impossible to break into the iphone in the way that the federal government is ordering apple to do so. now, last week, a federal judge ordered apple to help carry out a so-called brute force attack on the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. the government wants apple to write a new version of its operating system that would allow millions of pass codes to be entered in at once without the phone erasing itself. right now, all iphones allow the operating system to be upgraded without entering the pass code. it's a feature meant to make it easier to repa

sy. it's a dangerous drive for commuters in the northeast. >>> temperatures are rising, but the roads slick ours after the winter storm left behind snow and ice. that samemages tornadoes. john henry smith has more. >> a powerful 1200-mile long winter storm stretching from the south to the northeast will head offshore today. right on the heels of the storm that brought record cold to the east coast over the weekend, the winter storm began the work week with enough snow and wind to cause virginia and north carolina to declare states of emergency. some parts of virginia got nearly a foot of snow and the traffic problems that go with it, hundreds of accidents. >> i hit the inside rail of the bridge, and spun around. the posted speed limit is 60. i was doing 55. >> the roads are block ice, they're iced over. >> this massive pileup in indiana. >> when the weather starts changing, people need to reduce their speed and they just didn't do that today. >> the storm brought tornadoes across four gulf states, twisters in mississippi and the florida panhandle damage add high school full of students. in louisiana, the winds ripped apart businesses. >> i seen it like