nicole: the latest on the controversy swirling around the fbi's demand that apple unlocked an iphone y one of the san bernardino terrorist in an interview with abc news, apple ceo tim cook saying it would be bad for america if his company complied with the government's request. >> apple has cooperated with the fbi fully in this case. they came and asked us for all the information we had on this phone and we gave everything that we had. but the case is not about one phone. this case is about the future. nicole: neil cavuto asking ted olson is apple should be ashamed of itself were an attack to happen again. >> it is helpful when someone will say that someone should be ashamed for standing up for the rights embedded in the constitution. the terrorists want us to lose those rights. nicole: apple expected to file its response by tomorrow. former cia trebek to her will share his thoughts on this issue. that will be today on countdown to the closing bell at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. lauren: stocks in china time and within 6%. for the latest on the asian markets reporter rachel ruble. reporter

you can see he was using an iphone.caught wind of the iron he later, saying i use both an iphone and samsung. if apple does not give the information to authorities, i will be using samsung. this did not come in iphone -- thish dide not come from an iphone. said, -- this did not come from an iphone. michael, how does this play out? apple has two incredibly high profile lawyers, the same guy who represented bush in birth -- bush versus gore. where does this go from here? michael: apple is in a tough spot and they are making a real stand in terms of privacy and the way technology is going, but effectively if they're able to do this, the judge has said, you need to help the fbi with this investigation. if they're able to do this, they have to make a complicated argument that doing it is going beyond what they just are not capable of, they have to create something, and creating this new firmware is the same as creating a new backdoor. there's an interesting conflict going on. the fbi is saying, we want this information. you

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the company filed a motion today to throw out a judge's order for it to help the fbi crack an iphone used by the san bernardino killers. saying the feds are seeking a dangerous power, all of it as apple insiders say the company is now working on a new version that would be impossible to unlock by anyone but the user. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: apple has always made security a selling point. >> these are the new iphones. >> reporter: when it released the iphone 6, snowden was warning about government surveillance, apple made a point saying it would no longer help police get information out of the new phones when they were locked, even when served with now apple is trying to make the phones more secure, working to develop an iphone that cannot be unlocked by anyone but the user, not by the police, not even by apple itself. it's fighting the fbi which wants apple to modify the software in the phone to disarm the security and let agents try to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. the fbi director told congress today it's a l

on tuesday, a judge in southern california ordered apple to help the fbi unlock an iphone belonging to sayeed farook, 1 of the 2 terrorists who killed 14 people in san bernardino in december. security features on the implt phone have prevented the fbi from searching the device to see if farook and his wife communicated with other terrorists before of the attack. apple's ceo tim cook said the company will fight the order calling it an overreach by the government that could cost millions of americans privacy and security. joining us now, npr's digital

tim cook says he will fight a court order requiring his company to help the fbi recover data from an iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. >> that really makes no sense whatsoever. >> reporter: the ruling requires apple to help the fbi disable the security feature which erases data from the iphone after too many attempts to unlock it. with the feature disabled, the feds can try as many times as they need to unlock the phone but cook says he is fighting the order over privacy concerns. arguing it has implications far beyond the legal case at hand. >> volunteer if apple wants to, yes. having the guesstimate, having big brother tell you -- having big brother, having the government tell you you have to is another story. >> reporter: someone enforcement officials are hoping this ruling will make it easier to get court orders to bypass those locks. >> i have numerous homicide investigations i get into the physical phone. >> reporter: but it can be a tough sell with some saying nobody should be able to override the privacy features they pay for. >> i don't even let my friends in it

. >> helping the fbi to help hack an iphone. it's overturning a judge's order to require it for software to unlock the iphone that was used by one of the san bernardino shooters. teresa knows they were talking about the government saying it's just this one instance. the company is saying that it's a slippery slope. is going to be this one iphone but it means it will be many. they are also saying that if you weaken the system you would weaken it for all. how do we know that other people might not try to hack into this. good morning everyone. the crux of the issue is in question. which is more important? national security james hardest question and law enforcement. >> they are asking the court to set aside the fbi request to have a back door approach allowing fbi investigators into the iphone of farouk . the phone may contain information about who helped plan and finance the attack on december 2. thursday, the tech giant filed the paperwork and in , apple ceo says the argument is the government's request violates the first amendme

tim cook denying a court order unlocking an iphone belonging to a shooter. the latest on the data security and the fight against islamic states. big day. we will head to the market desk. julie, what are we seeing? a lot of green. bounceback being the beat up groups and beat up passesdoing better today session. all major averages gaining and not only that, but building on the gains out of the gate this morning. similar to what we saw yesterday where stocks had a choppy morning. then they were up and stayed up at roughly the same level. take a look. i've looked at the s&p 500 over the past three days. gaine looking at a 4.73% over that time. this is the first since december. we have not been having when he as far as this year. when i talk about the groups doing better today, we are talking about cyclical groups, economically sensitive groups. ,e have got materials particularly industrials and tech. that is the theme we have been seeing over the past several sections. citigroup, bank of america, jp morgan. you could have taken any of the charts and they would h

nicole: some of the biggest names rally round apple for unlocking an iphone used by terrorists.ent including republican candidates reaction to these. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what it's doing is today's market, the latest breaking news and what to expect if they had. lauren: let's kick it off with this breaking news. by presidential candidates facing off before super tuesday. it was intense. >> you're the only person on the stage has ever been fined. >> i'm the only one on this stage that tired people. >> i get along with everybody. you get on with nobody. you have not find endorsement of one republican senator and you work with these people. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> donald, relax. >> i'm relaxed. you're the basket case. this guy buys a house for $179,000 in sales at a lobbyist who is probably here for $380,000 in legislation is passed. this guy. >> this guy inherited $200 million. >> this guy is a choke artist and this guy is a liar. >> that's the plan, just a lie? >> u. of competition, so many different plans. >> can somebody attacked me, please? >>

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

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an escalation of words as both sides in the terrorist iphone debate make the rounds and make their case. on sunday, fbi director, james comey, posted a message on the welfare blog, reading in part from court, the fbi can't look survivors in the eye or survivors in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. but, apple's attorney is firing back. >> this is a pandora's box. >> reporter: appearing on abc's this week, titles and argue there is no limit to what the fbi could require apple to do >> apple has helped the fbi in the law required, but it ingitse net e o onouthco mt veanema hephonypheesg der o bou nelodevi t veph t ll 30 tg . oaofunree n d receoard umfe re em nu r ans rehime i be0svi a edpasoat c ndth alft toy d hofiiv h ea d wrtabe ni ilcoyd fehe mccentecse ei cg yo ictha r t in hyoinr enhoefrtepg . o r owtr roe,but lld nt rec tha he icfodrot. ulua r . he tot d-60 y le ab roioeyp y fo adfr unerstn esfatt ie rm tstutthhe utare ck sitlln.wede l l meitft thrathooveintot. snast ni piattuin ye ll lp tesd he h logyspelrie stdeowlft r lk oinmi rermityic grke t a to arywi bst fie helle igo

access information stored am an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino terrorists. the magistrate ruled apple must supply the software that will help them hack syed farook's phone. pope francis wraps up the trip to mexico with some of his most anticipated events. he will visit a prison. stop at the texas border and meet with mexican workers. sex assault previous district attorney that he would never be charged over the encounter. a florida man trading in his for happened cuffs. he is accused of practicing medicine without a license. he was so convincing he had his own medical clinic going in west palm beach. 18. a female undercover officer busted him after he allegedly gave her a physical. love-robinson denies the accusations accusations. barbara: the f.d.a. is taking action to protect blood donations from the zika virus saying blood banks refuse donations from people that traveled to affected countries within four weeks. it recommends they turn away donors who may have will sexual contact with somebody who went to the impacted countries. this could cramp the mornin

the challenge a supreme court ordered to help the fbi hack into an iphone.le is refusing to do so. saying it would be forced do it. apple says it wants to protect privacy of all the customers. >> now, if you try to guess the password on an iphone too many times without waiting for at least an hour, at worst the phone erases itself. the fbi wants software to let them get away those features to take as many shots on syed farook's phone to unlock it. it's one of 24 phones that apple sold, and millions of models that could be affected. the white house says it's not privacy. >> they are not asking apple to redesign the product or create a back door. they are asking for something that would have an impact on this one divice. >> apple said encryption makes it impossible for new ir devices. apple says it will draw the line here, and will not combine. >> this may be a well-bounded says, the federal bureau of investigation trying to get into an out-dated kind of foin. the truth is it has implications for of the rest of technologyie, it's a phone that is encrypted in a

he calls it a ruling that could affect anyone with an iphone. the judge says apple must help the f-b-i unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. apple says the judge's order could threaten the privacy for hundreds of millions of law- abiding citizens around the world. the department of justice disagrees -- saying it would only affect the one device. they're not asking apple to redesign any products. yesterday -- protesters showed up outside the apple store in san francisco to show their the numbers are going up at the university of iowa... but we're not talking about enrollment. faculty resignations jumped 36 percent last year. reason. the college of medicine was hit hard by resignations. the university is now asking for millions more in state dollars to attract and keep faculty. we've had 44 presidents in our country's history. how many could you name off the top of your head? kristen hampton shows us one four- year-old who can name every one. so like this president?" "washington!" "that's pretty easy thought right?" everybod

right now, buy an iphone and get another one free when someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> greg: the game you just watched here on cbs, vanderbilt knocking off kentucky 74-62 after which they stormed the court which is verboten in the s.e.c. -- i think it should be verboten everywhere. >> seth: can cost the school $50,000. i think it's sad an opposing coach feels he has to send his kids to the locker room that safety. >> greg: there is no reason not to. >> clark: you've got to have a way to get the players safely off the court because you know in many cases kids going to storm the court and it's a matter of protection and safety and i hope we get to right across the country so nothing tragic happens before it's a universal rule. >> greg: let's get you caught up in other action today. texas tech, nu

right now, switch to at&t for an iphone and get one free. wow, is that right? yeah, it's basically... yes. that is the current offer from at&t. okay siri, you don't know everything. well, i know you asked me to call you the at&t hostess with the mostest. okay, shut her down. turn it off. right now, buy an iphone and get another one free when you add a second line. someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> greg: the game you just watched here on cbs, vanderbilt knocking off kentucky 74-62 after which they stormed the court which is verboten in the s.e.c. -- i think it should be verboten everywhere. >> clark: i agree. >> seth: can cost the school $50,000. i think it's sad an opposing coach feels he has to send his kids to the locker room that he's that worried about their safety. >> greg: there is no reason not to. >>

right now, switch to at&t for an iphone and get one free. wow, is that right? yeah, it's basically... yes. that is the current offer from at&t. okay siri, you don't know everything. well, i know you asked me to call you the at&t hostess with the mostest. okay, shut her down. turn it off. right now, buy an iphone and get another one free when you add a second line. someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> greg: the game you just watched here on cbs, vanderbilt knocking off kentucky 74-62 after which they stormed the court which is verboten in the s.e.c. -- i think it should be verboten everywhere. >> clark: i agree. >> seth: can cost the school $50,000. i think it's sad an opposing coach feels he has to send his kids to the locker room that he's that worried about their safety. >> greg: there is no reason not to. >>

they want to break into an iphone that was used by one of the san bernardino shooters. tech giant apple is finding support from google as it fights a judge's order to help the fbi crack an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. both companies said the move would set a dangerous precedent. >> we're saying it creates a slipppy slope that could create vulnerabilities for the millions of phones that are deployed arnd the world. >> reporter: the fbi wants apple create new software to bypass a security feature. the government says the help is only needed on one this device. technology would exist. how do you stop people from >> reporter: apple says they have been assisting the fbi, but the latest request goes too far. creating a back door to bypass encrypypon they say is something too dangerous for them to create. >> this is a decision where to draw the linee between public safety and privacy that needs to be made by independentplayers, the legislature, and the courts. >> reporter: the fbi says it is running out of options as it tries to recover potential evidence

access information stored in an iphone this belonged to one of the san bernardino terrorists. it ruled apple must supply the software that will help hack syed farook's phone. pope francis wraps up his trip to mexico with some of his most anticipated events. he will visit a prison, stop at the texas border and hold a large outdoor mass in the sun that caps often sends planes to south korea in times of tension with the north. the white house sends a message to russia put up or shut up when it comes to the syrian cease-fire. they agreed last week on a cease-fire to begin by friday but even washington appears to be discounting chances of a truce to take hold. u.s. leaders call on russia to do its part to stop bombing targets in northern syria. on hospitals aous district attorney that he would never be khrafrpblged over the encounter. john: a florida teenager trade in his lap coater handcuffs. he is accused of practicing medicine without a license. malichi love robinson was so convincing he had a medical clinic going in west palm beach. a female under covercover officer busted him

oral around an iphone. -- whirl around an iphone. tisha: hopefully we never have steve: that would be something. [laughter] chris: but we have to be on the look at or a few flakes. on friday there's a chance some of us will see a flurry or snow shower. may be a light dusting. not looking like a big winter storm. we will talk about that coming up. the big news for the evening is just to stay warm. the cold air has settled in and is not going anywhere. in fact, it's going to reinforce over the weekend. through the evening, we fall into the 20's by 11:00. the wind chills already in the 20's now. overcast skies. we should clear out shortly and be a clear, cold evening. 36 in our first alert weather station. before at self-help. oxford and henderson at 35. 32 at roxboro. 37 in fayetteville. southern pines at 36. the windchill in the middle and upper 20's. cold air coming down the pike northwest. west on interstate 40, oklahoma city at 73. 65 in denver. near us anytime soon. it's going to take a while just to get back into the 50's. a lot

sympathy for terrorists but states the fbi wanting to have his engineers unlock the data on the iphone could have an effect on security on all i phones. he writes this letter from ceo cook to his customers and in it why his company will fight the order to unlock the iphone of sayed farook. he is one of two terrorists to shoot 14 people. they are trying to access data on his phone for the month and a half leading up to the attacks but can't because farook might have disabled the i cloud feature. they want his engineers to set up a back door for the iphone what apple says would be a new iphone system and would be a master key tobey pass enkrimgs found on millions of other iphones and says there's no guarantee the government could keep the master key confined to just that terrorist iphone. here' an expert of that letter i'm quoting from tim cook. while we believe the fbi's intentions are good, it would be wrong for the government to force us to build a back door into our products and this would underman the very freedoms our government is to protect. he points out he has cooperated with the fbi in then

the fbi wants apple to create software to help crack an iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. the burere has been sayed farook's iphone 5c. after 10 unsuccessful attempts, the phone would automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently inaccessible. but apple says creating the hack would endanger the data security of all of their customers. " sot josh earnest: they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an imimct on this one e vice" investigators want to recover the information from farook's phone to assess the involvement of isis and if there were any other accomplices in the december 2 terror attack that left 14 dead. jenna: a major development in the south carolina race for the republican nomination--gover nor nikki haley making her preference known in advance of saturday'y' primary tim: the popular vernor is giving her endorcement to marco rubio, while the top two candidates battle abortion... abc's lana zak in washington has the details. "the are ju

are working on a new security measure to make it impossible for the government to have hack into an iphoneed when apple was asked for help to break into an iphone from one of the san bernardino shooters. >>> and the best surfers are on the shore of oahu place only when there are 30-50- foot waves called quicksilver in honor of the man who helped to rescue stranded surfers. >> those, if they break you on, you're dead. >> there are thrills and then that. >> and there was something else about rock climbing, and i was just so glad i'm at sea level. >> you are working hard here. >> working on the 3-degree guarantee. i think it's okay. playing the game here, the 24- hour cycle. we went for a high of 57, a midnight high and we'll see how we did tonight at 11:00, and you can track us with our app. down to 45, the low so far this morning, and the low will be at 11:59 tonight. the winds are gusting to 24. and that's better than they have been. gusting to 30. so a couple of sprinkles possible for another few hours and a mixed in for good measure north of i-70 past frederick and middletown, not too fa

according to the letter, the company refused 10 of 12 requests. >>> i want to get into an iphone owned by syed farouk in december, he killed 14 people. >>> yesterday protestors in boston and in fact all across the country gathered in front of apple stores to show their apple says if their experts help unlock the phone, it would be an unprecedented breach of public privacy and could have international implications. >>> coming up on 7news, things get heated, literally. inside a kentucky communities store. >> a man's pocket bursting into flames. what caused this unusual problem. >>> and then the fate of kennedy cousin michael skakel now in the hands of cesk connect's superior court. will a murder conviction being reinstated. >> and snakes on an island, the details to place endangered rattlesnakes on the island in the middle of a massachusetts res sawyer. >>> and then in just one hour, a proceed got. look at that guy. it's whiching the web with life like be sabilities. >>> and we're following breaking news out of everett where officials have stopped construction on a multiple million-dolla

right now, switch to at&t for an iphone and get one free. wow, is that right? yeah, it's basically... yes. that is the current offer from at&t. okay siri, you don't know everything. well, i know you asked me to call you the at&t hostess with the mostest. okay, shut her down. turn it off. right now, buy an iphone and get another one free when you add a second line. someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. >> greg: the game you just watched here on cbs, vanderbilt knocking off kentucky 74-62 after which they stormed the court which is verboten in the s.e.c. -- i think it should be verboten everywhere. >> clark: i agree. >> seth: can cost the school $50,000. i think it's sad an opposing coach feels he has to send his kids to the locker room that he's that worried about their safety. >> greg: there is no reason not to. >> clark: you've go