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we're going to begin with apple's o tim cook and his reaction to hiexclusiv inteiew with abc news. cook says helping the fbio unlo an iphone used by one of thsan bernardino attackers uld like eating master key that could iact hundreds ofillions of users, t a seorovent officiays the i wants apple to delop a way int that phone, whichil be known only inside app. >> abc's elibeth hur more.goodning, elizabh. >>eporter: kendis anreena, morni to yo right off the bat, timook addrsethe victims' families of the san bernardino attacks saying that they have s deepest sympathy and no one should go through what they have been through. that said, cook says this case phone. >> safetof ourids,afety of our families is very impornt. e protecti of people's dat is incrediblimrtant. >>orter: app ceo tim cook explaining his decion exclusivelyo davidmuir. >> app has coopete withhe fbi fly i tscase. they came tos and asked u f l t infmation we had on this pho and we gave them all that we had. >> rorter: a judge in california ordered app t unbloc san bernardo terrorist syed farook's iphonend apple has sto f

bloomberg reports apple will now have until february 26-o respond. yesterday apple c-e-o timcook said.. obeyi >> bloomberg is reporting that apole will have until february 26th to respond. yesterday the ceo said obeying the feds' orders would compromise the security of billions of iphone users. >>> the legal team is asking the judge to go easy on him. prosecutors requested an 8-year sentence. he pleaded guilty last july to felony racketeering. >>> a texas couple is learning hard: write a negative yelp review, and you could get sued. they hired a pet sitter they found. while the reviews for prestigious pets were mostly good, their experience was anything but, they say. they say the fish's bowl was cloudy among other things. so they wrote a review. >> didn't like that they messed up the building. >> the owner disputed the review and sent the couple a cease and desist letter and filed a lawsuit. california banned nondisparagement clauszs in 2014. >>> thousands of people who live near the well in the l.a. county area are finally able to go back home. the well was looking for abou

apple c-e-o tim cook has a new statement on a judges order to unlock an i-phone. cook says the u-s government should withdraw its demand that apple help hack the i-phone used by the san bernardino shooter. he sent the email out morning to employees. apple says unlocking the phone is unlawful and dangerous. the f-b-i director said yesterday apple owes this to the victims of the shooting to do this. the i-phone in question here is the one used by syed farook-- who along with his wife killed 14 people in december. meanwhile, the former u-s representing apple, goes on abc news to defend the company's decision to refuse to unlock the syed farook's iphone. he says this is about privacy and civil liberties. apple has a responsibility to maintain the trust and faith of millions of people who've depended upon apple to produce a product that protects their privacy, their intimate personal life. this is a pandora's box. george stephanopoulos asked the lawyer if apple c-e-o tim cook would be willing to be held in contempt of court, and go to jail.. instead of comply with the f

my excluse interview with apple c-e-o tim cook. for the first time, he talks about apple's decision regarding the building a diversion campus that could help people with drug and mental health issues. hear from university of northern iowa's new athletic director david harris. tonight at 6. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. as a major winter storm moves east across the weather remains gray, but quiet. highs pressure moves in from the plains into the upper midwest later on thursday. this allows our winds to diminish later thursday and sets us up for a great start to the weekend. sunshine is still in store for saturday as highs rebound well into the 50s. have a super night! tonight: partly cloudy, windy low: 22-28 winds: nw 15-30tomorrow: partly cloudy, windy high: 33-39 winds: nw 15-30 >>> breaking news tonight. we're on the scene of a deadly tornado outbreak. several states, homes destroyed. a dangerous night ahead from south carolina all the way up through new york. >>> also breaking tonight, the race

apple's c-e-o... tim cook... gabrielle: apple's ceo, tim cook, sent an email to his staff today, thanking them for their support. cook is refusing to help the fbi hack into a locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. apple received the court order last week. cook says, "this case is about more than a single phone," and says, "breaking into the phone would set a dangerous precedent." but the fbi's director says this is about giving the victims justice, and providing a thorough investigation into the december shooting. apple now has until friday to respond to the court order. nigel: starbucks is overhauling its rewards program. the goal is to speed up service at the checkout. under the old program, members got one star per visit, and it didn't matter how much was spent. as a result, customers were asking baristas to ring up a series of items as separate transactions. the new program is based on how much a customer spends, not on the number of transactions. gabrielle: the irs is warning for tax-relate

could affect the security and the encryption technology on phones that most of us carry today" apple c-e-o tim cook said in a letter that developing a "back door" could put all i-phone users at risk... and set a precedent threatening civil liberties. several recent polls indicate the public siding with the government.... but one by reuters indicated support for apple... and denying government access to phone and internet communications... even in the name of stopping terrorist attacks. "i think it represents an overall concern that people don't want the government intruding into their private lives" some argue the issue should be decided by non-elected authorities and private companies... but, "and the way you do that is by having congress the representatives enact a law to deal with this directly" two lawmakers announced they plan to introduce a bill to form a commission next week to help address digital security issues. mark barger, nbc news. the case should be concluded by march 15th according to the briefing schedule. after breaking a record high temperature saturday afternoon, temperature

apple continues to battle with the f-b-i... over onlocking one of the phones used by the san bernardino shooters. c-e-o apple tim cook says... he's prepared to take this case to the supreme court: (( tim cook/ceo, apple/courtesy: abc news: "what is at stake here is can the government compel apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the us." )) ((kirsten joyce)) apple has until tomorrow to appeal the judge's ruling. even though the company is protesting... they have cooperated with the f-b-i with providing data from the san bernardino shooter's i- ((brian loftus)) > two men are in the hospital this morning... after being stabbed multiple times. it happened last night near the polo towers on the strip. police say an argument started between a group of men... and at some point two men were stabbed. police are looking for three possible suspects. we still don't know the condition of the two men at the hospital. if you have any information, call crimestoppers. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > millions of americans bought a drone over the holidays... but now

apple c-e-o tim cook has a new statement on a judges order to unlock an i-phone. cook says the u-s government should withdraw its demand that apple help hack the i-phone used by the san bernardino shooter. he sent the email out morning to employees. apple says unlocking the phone the f-b-i director said yesterday apple owes this to the victims of the shooting to do this. the i-phone in question here is the one used by syed farook-- who along with his wife killed 14 people in december. the battle for nevada is on. republican hopefuls are converging on our state trying to win over voters one day before the caucus. donald trump will hold a rally today in las vegas. he's coming off a win in south carolina now hoping for another win in nevada. he'll be at the south point arena tonight. the event starts at 7 p-m, but doors open at 5. it is free and open to the public. but it's not just supporters who will be there. a group of veterans plans to protest and call out trump for his views on muslims. they will be right outside his rally at the south point. the culinary union

apple c-e-o tim cook says. that action would set a dangerous precedent. which would threaten the security and privacy of their customers phones. tech insider erica sandberg says, silicon valley is standing with apple. >>:everybody wants to feel secure and that their privacy is on serious locked down so of course if they are forced to open up and decrypt the files can make you feel very uneasy and nobody wants that no phone company wants that and nobody wants that so of course everybody is kind of panicking and trying to see what they could do to stop this from happening >> pam :california's u.s. senator dianne feinstein believes the government should be able to access the phone. she said - apple is refusing to create a tool, that would undermine the security of the i- phone, which the company worked hard to build. if apple loses this battle. it could mean, law enforcement might be able to unlock anyone's cell phone. coming up. new video released of the newborn found in a southern california restroom toliet. tonight, our special report continues from san qu

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.### apple's c-e-o tim cook is thanking his staff for their support during the f-b-i's probe relating to cook sent an email saying "this case is about more than a single phone." feel of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties the government is supposed to protect. the fbi is demanding apple help them break into syed farook's i-phone. said the agency's demand is about families justice. the fbi says this will also help provide a thorough investigation. syed farook and his wife shot and in san bernardino.### bill cosby's wife is answering questions under oath today in a defamation lawsuit connected to her husband's sexual assault scandal. lawmakers spent the weekend trying to postpone the questioning, but a judge ruled today's deposition should move forward. camille cosby's attorneys claim she had no involvement with the facts or allegations about her husband. today's questioning will focus on sexual assault allegations about bill from he continues to deny all claims made against him.### turning now to political coverage ... it was an exciting weekend for democra

apple's c-e-o tim cook says complying with the order would require building a backdoor to the compromise the privacy of millions of devices. 3 toyota is recalling two point nine million s-u-v's after rear seat belts separated in tt deadly crashes. the recall involves the rav-4, rav-4 e-v, and vanguard s-u-v. a spokesperson says the rear seatbelts could be cut by metal seat-cusion frames in severe front-end crashes. 3 comcast is now apologizing after a major outage on monday. people were not able to access on-demand video, along with broadcast, local and cable t-v channels for an hour and a half. customers will get a credit for a day's worth of video service, which amounts to about two dollars. 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. it's a mess created by mother nature that you have likely never seen. coming up, what is to blame for this unusual steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. a

((kirsten joyce)) > apple c-e-o tim cook may bring the company's dispute with the f-b-i... to court. what he had to say as the clock ticks for them to make a decision on the government's appeal. > plus... everyone can't stop staring at this kitten's face! why the animal shelter says... this cool cat could become the next celebrity. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for loftus. kirsten joyce. 8 news now is your local election headquarters. hillary clinton received an endorsement.. from senator minority leader harry reid. ((brian loftus)) he says he's standing behind hillary clinton in her run for the white house. reid participated in saturday's democratic caucus, but voted as "uncommitted." clinton ended up beating bernie sanders in another close race. reid says he wanted to remain neutral leading up to the caucuses. he's worked closely with sanders in the senate and considers him a friend. /// ((brian loftus)) > following donald trump's win here in nevada....

apple's c-e-o, tim cook said the order sets a dangerous precedent. we're following breaking news that could impact your commute. up next we'll get a live report as police investigate a possible shooting on the interstate. and only on 10, hear from a murder suspect who turned himself in to police. he told us police have the wrong guy. but first it's been months since a tradegy struck a church in charleston, south carolina. this morning we'll take you behind the scenes as the congregation shorts through all the gifts and letters people world. your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase omega-3 levels in 30 days. megared. eight months have passed since a gunman opened fire at a church in charleston, south carolina. the mother emanuel, a-m-e church has received all sorts of gifts from across the world. the church recieved so much, the

apple c-e-o tim cook says he will refuse a court order to assist the f-b-i in an investigation into the san bernardino fox 's jackie ibanez the melbourne beach couple who won the massive powerball jackpot still in shock. find out how they plan to spend all that money. plus-- if you want to go to one of the best beaches in the world, you don't have to go very far. find out which florida beach was named in a new you're watching fox 35 good day orlando. it's if you have not heard yet -- we now know the florida winners of that historic powerball jackpot. lottery officials announced david kaltschmidt and his wife-- mareen smith-- bought the winning ticket. the couple says they kept their secret from family and friends until last week. they plan to take a payment--which comes to 327-million dollars. they say they are planning on taking care of their family.. but they are not sure what else they will do with the money. the publix-- that sold the ticket-- will also receive 100- thousand dollars. state troopers are looking into a deadly crash-- that shut down part of i-4 in osceola county-- for

apple's c-e-o says the company will resist a federal order to hack one of its own users. the order was part of the san bernardino shooting investigation. in a statement-- apple c-e-o tim cook said hacking i-phones to get information... would undermine encryption. meaning-- it would create a back-door that hackers could use in other apple devices. cook's letter was a direct response to federal investigators... who asked apple to "break into" the iphone of a suspected shooter in the san bernardino attack. g-m is recalling 200- thousand vehicles because of potentially faulty takata airbags. this "saab" vehicles... dating back to the year 2003. some takata airbags have a chance of exploding instead of inflating. they have been blamed for hundreds of injuries... and ten deaths. g-m has discontinued these brands-- so if you have one of these models... you need to get the airbag replaced at your dealer by the year 20-19. the orlando- sanford ujj.l airport is getting a 43-million dollar makeover. the "orlando sentinel" reports-- the expansion includes more ticket counters, baggage carousels, and plus-- four new gates... for a total of 16. will also be re-done. should be compl

apple c-e-o tim cook says they don't have the technology and that developing it would create a "backdoor" to not only that i- phone...but millions of devices. the white house defended the department of justice's request. (josh earnest) they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." jeff pegues as the war on terror and the right to privacy collide, c-net's dan ackerman says apple and the f-b-i both have "compelling yet competing interests." dan ackerman/editor, cnet: "apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once it's going to get used again and again jeff pegues google c-e-o sundar pichai posted a series of tweets wednesday... siding with apple, saying "...we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders..." "but that's wholly different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices & data." doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants. but a top industry official tells cbs news that apple could theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington

but apple's c-e-o .. tim cook...says the fight could impact millions of law-abiding people...with smartphones. so he wants congress to create a commission... to review the issue of civil liberties... in the digital age. both cook and the f-b-i director... have been invited to testify... pop star "kesha" ... is getting support tonight... from some of the biggest names in music. a judge last week ... ruled she cannot leave... her recording contract. the pop star asked to be released ... from "sony"...after claiming her producer, "doctor luke"... sexually abused her. he denies the allegations... and has *not* been criminally charged. now... taylor swift... is donating 250- thousand dollars ... to help "kesha." singers "demi lovato"... and "lady gaga"... both sent out tweets... also showing support. in fiji... the death toll is rising from tropical cyclone winston. at least 20 people were killled as a result of the powerful storm this weekend. thousands fled their homes when the storm hit... and many now have now

apple c-e-o tim cook thanked everyone for their support... saying, "this case is about more than a single phone." the f-b-i's director says their demand is about giving the victims justice... and providing a thorough investigation into the shooting. apple's appeal is due by friday. and this morning, a michigan mother is talking about her daughter's fight for life. 14-year-old abigail kopf is on a ventilator and in critical condition after she was shot during a shooting spree that left six people dead in kalamazoo over the weekend. and the gunman has confessed. don champion has the latest. vicki kopf described feeling her 14-year-old daughter abigail squeeze her hand. "she is alive, and she is fighting for her life" authorities initially thought abigail died after she was shot in the head during a random shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan over the weekend. abigail's heart stopped at one point, but her mom calls her, a fighter. "abigail is strong and was a vibrant, beautiful young lady who did not deserve this" abigail was with her adoptive

. ### apple c-e-o tim cook sharing his thoughts, on the ongoing battle between apple, and the f-b-i. the tech giant has refused to back down and unlock the i-phone, that belonged to one of the san bernardino elizabeth hur has they story. tim cook: "safety of our kids, safety of our family is very important. the protection of people's data is incredibly important." apple ceo tim cook explaining his decision news tonight's david muir. tim cook: "this would be bad for america. it would also set a precedent that i believe many people in america would be offended by." but in the name of public safety.. attorney general loretta lynch... is urging apple to comply. loretta lynch: "judges all over the country and on the supreme court have said that those parties must assist if it is reasonably a judge in california ordered apple to unlock san bernardino i-phone and apple has happening insisting -- at stake is the data security of millions of law abiding people.. "hands off our phones!" tim cook: "some things are hard and some things are right. and this is one of those things." apple has until

early this morning, apple c-e-o tim cook sent an email to employees saying "we work to help the authorities pursue justice for the victims. and that's exactly what we did." apple has until friday to file its opposition to the initial court order. the feds are sending out a new warning that lumber liquidators flooring is even more likely to cause cancer thth they thought before. today, the cdc reported that formaldehyde fumes from the company's flooring products is three times more likely to cause cancer than the cdc itself calculated earlier this month. the c-d-c says it originally miscalculated the risks. now...it estimates the risk of cancer at 6 to 30 cases per 100-thousand people. the company has been under fire over formaledhyde levels in its flooring products shipped in from china. lumber liquidators stock tanked has already gone down more than 80 percent over the past year. today, the u-s supreme court took a moment to pay tribute to the late justice antonin scalia the court started hearing cases today even though it now has only eight justices chief justice john roberts started the

early this morning, apple c-e-o tim cook sent an email to employees saying "we work to help the authorities pursue justice for the victims. and that's exactly what we did." apple has until friday to file its opposition to the initial court order. toy store giant toys-r-us is now pulling all hoverboards from it's website. toys "r" us told the website mashable they stopped selling the hovertrax hoverboard out of "an abundance of caution." the move comes after the consumer protection safety commission said no hoverboard on the market meets its safety standards and, "poses an unreasonable risk of fire." according to a company spokesperson, the toy retailer is working with the manufacturer to test the toy against the latest safety standards. the company says after the investigation, they'll determine whether they'll resume selling the toy. air travel got you stressed out, still to come on the news at noon... a new program to help stressed fliers relax that's unsettled pattern the next few days as we'll see good opportunities for showers and thunderstorms today through wednesday. a cold front wil

apple c-e-o tim cook says they that developing it would create a "backdoor" to not only that i- phone...but millions of devices. today cook said apple will not comply with the federal court order.. and that the company will take the legal fight all the way to the supreme court if needed. looking around the world now.. not since 1928 when calvin coolidge visited havana has a sitting president visited cuba. now nearly nine decades later, president obama will pay a historic visit to the island nation within weeks. the two republican, cuban americans running to succeed him quickly offered up criticism. rubio: "is that something , as president, you'd ever do? not if it's not a free cuba and i'll tell you the problem with the cuban government; it's not just a communist dictatorship, it is an anti-american communist dictatorship." cruz: "i think it's a real mistake i think the president should instead be pushing for a free cuba." president obama's trip has long been expected since he normalized relations with cuba critics raise concerns that the communist government there still engages in hu

not even owned by this young thug that killed owned by the government. " trump went on to o tack apple c-e-o tim cook suggesting he doesn't want to hack the phone to show how liberal he is. but earlier this week, cook argued the judge's order would open a backdoor to the i-phone- making customers vulnerable to hackers. donald trump is holding a big lead among voters in south carolina. soon voters will head to the polls to pick ththrepublican presidedeial candidate of their choice in the state's primary. this past week, all of the candidates had a chance to appeal to voters in a one-on-one town-hall on c-n-n. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders are once again in a close race in nevada for the caucuses today. a cnn-orc poll out this week shows clinton with a 1 point lead with a m mrgin of error of plus-or-minus 6 percent. that puts the candidates in a virtual tie. today both clinton and sanders spent a lot of time in nevada trying to gain some last both candidates took jabs at each other and discussed their stances on the economy. " the issue is not just who

((animated split screen)) the move -- turning into an intense battle between apple c-e-o tim cook... and fbi director james comey. in an email to employees -- cook writes -- "at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law abiding people." but comey writes in anyone's encryion or set a master key loose on the land." nats -- (gunfire from attack) investigators believe critical evidence may be on the killer's phone... and have the support of many of the victim's families. sot -- robert velasco, victim's father "there be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist plots." sot -- arlen verdehyou, victim's husband "feel very upset with apple not cooperating with the fbi." even microsoft founder -- bill gates -- is now weighing in... sot -- bill gates, microsoft founder "nobody's talking about a back door..." telling the financial times... he thinks there's a way ple can turn over specific information to the feds. sot -- bill gates, microsoft under ((on camera tag)) gate this se should be left up to the courts and congress. apple's ceo is asking the f

in a statement posted on apple's website today - apple c-e-o tim cook said "we believe their intentions are good" -- but they are asking for something "we simply do not have." farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14-people in december, before dying in a shootout with police. n-y-p-d police commissioner bill bratton supports the judges order in the san bernardino case. this comes as new york city announces it could see a major cut to some of its anti-terror programs. president obama's latest budget proposal includes funding cuts for the urban areas security initiative - which gives federal money to help local governments fight terror. these cuts will not stand i will do everything i can in my power i will work with democrats and republicans it couldn't occur at a worse time and i think my colleagues in the house and senate will understand and i think we get these cuts reversed. to give you an example -- new york city stands to lose 90 million dollars. and according to the commissioner - that means the n-y-p-d wouldn't be able to conduct some large-scale drills - pay overtime for t

however...a letter signed by apple's c-e-o tim cook warns that complying with the order would entail building "a backdoor to the iphone," creating dangerous to create." the government said it owes it to victims' families to investigate every aspect of the attack. the f-d-a has released new guidelines for keeping the zika virus out of the u-s blood supply. the agency is asking people who recently traveled to affected countries to wait four weeks before donating blood. this also applies to everyone who had sexual contact with those travelers. most people affected by zika don't show any symptoms. but doctors say the four- week wait should be enough for their immune systems to clear the virus. if you think it's healthier to go past the soda machine and getting a fancy coffee you may want to think again. a new study found some flavored coffee drinks can have more sugar than a soda. the group, action on sugar", says it analyzed 131 hot drinks from coffee shops in the u-k. they found some of the drinks can contain up to 25 teaspoons of sugar. that's three times more sugar in one can of soda

apple c-e-o tim cooks fighting the order... callg it an ovreach byhe government. his company espond by next week, and hearg on the matter is set for next month. we are less than 24 hours away from democratic voters taking to the polls in nevada. th'll caucus tomorrow ---and hiary clintos on big lea the pol over beie sanders is dowtous2 poin. bothushing hard that state... fighting for the latino elecra former preside bill clinton will be in our area this wkend toampaign for his wife, hilary. rally supporters. that event starts at 7:45 p--- at the "pueblo convention center andemorial hall." and on sunday -- he'll hold an event inolado springs at 1:15 in the afternn -- at colodo colleg both eves are free andpeto thpublic. count onews ve to be at both and have complete coverge for yothrohout t weekend. haer lee-- renowneauthorf thbookto kill a mockingbird"--- has died. hehometown of monroeville honoringer memory today. two black bows were placed on the courthou doors as well as each bookstore to honor the author. residents say canasily point out locations depiedn her

apple c-e-o tim cook says he will refuse the court order . jackie ibanez has the latest reaction to the controversial debate. :10-:25:44-1:001:08-1:25 earlier this week rapper kanye west said he was more than 50 million dollars in debt..... now one fan is asking you to is working. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. 's full ofoftuff weweirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak spots with natural calcium colgate enamel health. stronger, healthy enamel. we hate to say say we told you so... but we told you so. kanye west is not broke.west claimed on twitter saturday that he is 53 million dollars in debt.tmz says the 53 mi

could affect the security and the encryption technology on phones that most of us carry today" apple c-e-o tim cook said in a letter that developing a "back door" could put all i- phone users at risk... and set a precedent threatening civil liberties. several recent polls indicate the public siding with the government.... but one by reuters indicated support for apple... and denying government access to phone and internet communications. .. even in the sot: darren oved, attorney "i think it represents an overall concern that people don't want the government intruding into their private lives" some argue the issue should be decided by non- elected authorities and private companies... but, rather the american people. sot: darren oved, attorney "and the way you do that is by having congress the representatives enact a law to deal with this directly" two lawmakers announced they plan to introduce a bill to form a commission next week to help address digital security issues. erin brookshier, wsls 10. the amount of cyberattacks on the i-r-s may have been larger than reported. a new government review

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apple c-e-o tim cook says no... they're not going to do that... saying it would undermine decades of security advancements that protect customers. (tim cook/apple): "if you put a back door in, that back door is for everyone, good guys and bad guys." the white house countered by saying the order would "have an impact on this one device only." yesterday protesters rallied outside of support of the company. washington d-c is looking into the at a mansion last may. 35-year-old darron wint is invasion that left a husband, wife, and housekeeper dead. prosecutors say wint's crime spree lasted 2 days and includes a list of charges...burglar y, kidnapping and murder. it all ended with the $4.5 million home in flames. if convicted he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. the governor of michigan says he's giving engineers one month to find flint's underground lead water pipes that are contaminating the city's drinking water. but the city's mayor wants the pipes removed right away. and listen to this... despite the wate

in a letter, apple c-e-o tim cook says, quote, "the government is asking apple to hack our own users and undermine decades of security advancements that protect our customers." a top privacy advocate says there are all kinds of vulnerabilities-- encrypted phones. "once you build in this back door, it's not necessarily the fbi agent acting pursuant to the warrant that gets access. it could be a criminal actor. it could be the chinese government. it could be your industrial adversaries. you really don't know." apple's dispute with the f-b-i is garnering the attention of republican presidential candidates. donald trump said wednesday that the tech giant should comply with the court and open up the phone. skies will stay cloudy and gray tonight with temperatures in the mid 30s. we won't drop much more... holding steady in the 30s. tomorrow will be windy and a lot warmer as air rushes in from the southeast. skies will stay mostly cloudy tonight and temperatures will hold steady in the low 30s. some areas of patchy fog may develop at spots. the winds will increase from the southeast helpin

apple c-e-o tim cook releasing a statement this morning saying the goverment should withdraw its demands. they want apple to help hack the i- phone used by the san bernardino shooting. now apple is now urging the government to form a commission on encryption issues. government agency who owns the phone is being blamed for not installing a feature. this would allow the f-b-i to easily unlock it....it only costs 4-dollars a month. the i-phone in question here is the one used by syed farook-- who along with his wife killed 14 people in december. time now is x:xx --- mariah carey finishes her recent string of shows at the colloseum. -13- action news spoke with the pop star. so, how is she feeling about her las vegas residency? we hear from her, next! sunny skies and warm days only to fall back to the 60s and bring back the wind! i am tracking our next cool and windy day in your 13 weather breaking news... house fire in north las vegas a weak disturbance glides just north of las vegas today then dips dramatically to the south its way onto shore from the temperatures in the mid and upper 70s.

apple c-e-o tim cook thanked everyone for their support... saying that "this case is about more than a single phone." the f-b-i's director said sunday the agency's demand is about giving the victims justice... and providing a thorough investigation into the shooting. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... social media is flooding with "selfies," but what if you could use a selfie to pay. mastercard technology has a new app for you mastercard is launching new technology so you can use selfies to approve online purchases. the company says selfies and fingerprint scans are safer than typed passwords. especially since many passwords the mastercard identity check app has you take a selfie each time you buy something online. your face or fingerprint will be scanned to prove it's you spending the money -- and not a scammer....but you won't be able to use the same picture over and over. mastercard makes you blink -- to show that you are taking that pic as you shop. the fingerprint scanner is a little easier, especially if you have a new ipho

apple c-e-o tim cook says he will fight a court order requiring his company to help the f-b-i recover data from an i-phone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. cooper says "..we can't even access that phone right now. and, it really makes no sense whatsoever." the ruling requires apple to help the f- b-i 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's fighting the order over privacy concerns... arguing it has implications far beyond the legal case at hand. terrell says "..volunteer if apple wants to? yes. having the government, having big brother tell you you must help us? that's why we have a constitution." cell phone locks problematic for criminal investigators over the past few years... and some law enforcement officials are hoping this ruling will make it easier for them to get court orders... to help bypass those locks. turnbull says "..i've had numerous homicide investigations, where i couldn't get into the

the move -- turning into an intense battle between apple c-e-o tim cook... and fbi director james comey. in an email to employees -- cook writes -- "at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law abiding people." but comey writes in an open letter -- "we don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land." investigators believe critical evidence may be on the killer's phone... and have the support of many of the victim's families. robert velasco, victim's father: "there might be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist arlen verdehyou, victim's husband: "feel very upset with fbi." even microsoft founder -- bill gates -- is now weighing in... bill gates, microsoft founder: "nobody's talking about a back door..." telling the financial a way apple can turn over specific information to the feds. bill gates, microsoft founder: "you shouldn't call the access some special thing. it's no different than should anybody ever have been able to tell the phone company to get information." gates later sa

feature, which wipes out all of its data, if the wrong passcode is entered 10 times. gfx out apple c-e-o tim cook says they don't have the technology and that developing it would create a "backdoor" to not only that i- phone...but millions of devices. the white house defended the department of justice's request. (josh earnest sot 13:15:41) they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." as the war on terror and the right to privacy collide, c-net's dan ackerman says apple and the f-b-i both have "compelling yet competing interests." ackerman u4701 @19:55:52 "apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once it's going to get used again and again gfx in google c-e-o sundar pichai posted a series of tweets wednesday... "...we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders..." "but that's wholly different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices & data." gfx out jeff on cam close publicly the company says it doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants. but a top industry official tells cbs new

apple's c-e-o, tim cook said the order sets a dangerous precedent. happening today the trial is scheduled to begin against a local woman accused of stealing a dog on the eastern shore. deputies in accomack county say a neighbor saw bettina rodriguez and two others steal a dog on matthews road in january of last year. the witness said rodriquez, charlene boyajian, and gordon shell put the dog in a u-haul and drove away. police stopped the truck at the chesapeake bay bridge group, but not the dog. deputies believe they handed the dog to someone else. boyajian and shell's trials start later. each face a charge of stealing an animal. virginia beach city leaders have until the end of april to show commitment to the light rail project. the city's intentions came into question when word of a referendum on november's ballot got back to state leaders. transportation secretary aubrey layne now says, the city needs to apply to purchase rail cars. and sign an agreement with the state that they will stay on schedule with the project. if not - the state will pull

=vo=y apple c-e-o tim cookdefen. apple ial >>> today apple ceo tim cook defending his company's battle against the fbi. apple is challenging a judge's order to help the feds unlock an encrypted iphone used by the san bernardino terrorists. this morning cook spoke before hundreds of apple shareholders. he offered only brief remarks about the fbi case, simply saying that the company's stance is the quote right thing to do. a hearing on the iphone dispute is scheduled for next month. >>> well, the teacher shortage in california is said to be reaching crisis levels. so now lawmakers are stepping in. analysts say one-third of the state's teachers are nearing retirement age, and the number of those going into teaching or getting a teaching credential is at a 12-year low. one analyst says california needs 100,000 teachers. the state legislature is considering measures to entice more people to get into teaching. >> it's one of the most important jobs in society. educating the future generation. so loan forgiveness is importan

apple c-e-o tim cook sat down yesterday with abc news' david interview. cook stood firm on his position, saying it's not about one phone. if they created a new system to break into the iphone, it would put hundreds of millions of i-phones at risk. tim cook apple ceo this case is about the future. what-- what is at stake here is can the government compel apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the u.s. david muir do you have any concern that you might be able to prevent a terrorist attack by breaking into that phone? tim cook: 10:39:31:00 david, some things are hard and some things are right. and some things are both. this is one of those things. cook adds he doesn't like the position he's in, calling it "uncomfortable." he said opposing the government "doesn't feel good." sports journalist erin andrews appeared in court yesterday, wiping away tears as her father recounter her horror at being filmed through a peep hole at a michael davide barrett is behind the accusations.

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 justice "antonin scalia"... and pay so. scalia passed away last weekend from natural causes... his funeral will be held *tomorrow. 3 3 a martin county deputy just starting his shift.... made a big arrest without much effort. a man tried to rob a chevron gas station at gunpoint wednesday night. minutes later... deputy matt fritchie stopped by for some sunflower seeds before starting his probation checks. he ha

we have all the dates and times on our website at fox19now.com apple c-e-o tim cook says his company federal magistrate's order to hack its own users in connection with the investigation of the san bernardino, california shootings. a judge ordered the company to help the f-b-i unlock a cell phone owned by syred farook. he and his wife opened fire at a holiday party, killing 14 people. the two were later killed in a shoot- out with police. cook argued that phone, would undermine encryption by backdoor that could potentially be used on other future devices. for the first time ever, a case against an alleged isis to trial. officials connected abdul kareem to a thwarted terrorist plot in texas last year. his alleged co- killed in a gun battle with police, featuring cartoon opening statements in kareem's case are expected to start today. live cam and looking live at downtown cincinnati. your weather and traffic is next stay with us i-71 crash temperatures by friday we're near 60. this morning a few flurries some patchy fog no big issues temperatures in the upper 20s. this afternoon cloudy

apple c-e-o tim cook says they could -- but they won't... as it would undermine decades of security advancements that protect customers. apple has until next friday to comply or request a court hearing of their own. thousands gather to pay their respects to the late supreme court justice antonin scalia "obama says: "he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court." " justice died last weekend in west texas. he was appointed in 1986 by president ronald reagan, and became known as a conservative icon. scalia's clerks took turns standing vigil at his casket - four at a time funeral services will be held later today a wisconsin mother is heart- broken over the death of her transgender child. she's now speaking out in the hopes of saving someone else's life. max gorden has her story. --reporter pkg-as follows-- (joanne lee/ lgbtq activist) "he came out...and then i didn't accept him." a mother in grief....after her transgender son committed suicide. (joanne lee/ lgbtq activist) "if

california.apple's c-e-o tim cook says his company will fight a federal judge's ruling that would force apple to helps agents break into syed farook's i-phone. phone.the ruling is the first of its kind.cook says such a move would undermine encryption by creating a back-door that could be potentially used on other devices.the f-b-i has tried to unlock farook's phone for two months now.farook and his wife shot and killed 14 people last december -- they were later killed in a shootout with police. the eagles of death metal made a return visit to paris, to finish a concert that was interupted by the paris terror november.the band's performace at the bataclan concert hall ended when islamic extremists stormed into the venue, and killed several concert goers. in all, 130 people were killed in multiple locations throughout the french capital. last night, armed police guadred the entrances, and people had to go through three bag and body searches to get in. new this morning out of the korean peninsula. peninsula.the united states is flying four stealth fighter jets over south korea near seoul. seoul.

in a letter, apple c- e-o tim cook says, quote, (graphic) "the government is asking apple to hack our own users and undermine decades of security advancements that protect our customers." a top privacy advocate says there are all kinds of vulnerabilities-- once the f-b-i can unlock encrypted phones. (marc rotenberg/electron ic privacy information center) "once you build in this back door, it's not necessarily the fbi agent acting pursuant to the warrant that gets access. it could be a criminal actor. it could be the chinese government. it could be your industrial adversaries. you really don't know." apple's dispute attention of republican presidential candidate donald trump. he said today that should comply and open up the phone. wraps up his trip to mexico... with a mass in the border city of juarez.... in response to the many faces, in your compassion and mercy, lord have pity on us. " " pope francis prayed and gave american border. juarez is known for its drug violence. earlier in the day-- pope francis spent time at a prison offering blessings and hope to inmates. a couple claims

apple c-e-o tim cook agreed...saying the hack would create a backdoor to the iphone, and potentially compromise all users privacy. "the government's claiming that no one should worry because it's only going to be used in this one case, but what apple is saying is that this is not just a one dimensional key but it's basically a master key that, if ending up in the wrong hands, could really violate the security of everyone's iphone all over the world." apple has publicly said it plans to fight the court order... a lot of us are probably guilty of drinking a quick cup of coffee every morning... after the break...we'll tell you why the drink is a lot unhealthier, than you might kara gfx now for your fox ow our next item is a genuine "name your price" tool. this highly sought-after device from progressive can be yours for... twenty grand? -no! we are giving it away for just 3 easy payments of $4.99 plus tax! the lines are blowing up! we've got deborah from poughkeepsie. flo: yeah, no, it's flo. you guys realize anyone can use the "name your price" tool for free on progressive.com, right?

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