no word if the fbi is considering his offer, but mcafee is so confident in his ability to crack that phone, that he told me very colorfully, if he fails, he will eat his shoe on live tv. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> well, that's a throwdown, huh? >> i guess. researchers say hacking into the iphone is at least technically possible. so we'll see how this all plays out. maybe it will not make it to the supreme court but it sure is heading that way it seems. >> oh, boy, yeah. grade in a very big way. >> the two high school wrestling stars who are being praised for what they did for one man in distress. you're watching "world news >> announcer: "world news now" where did i go wrong and the bitterness ends i stayed up with you all night had i known how to save a life >>> a high school wrestling team from utah was in provo for a state tournament last week when two of its members were put to a test. neither one of them could have possibly expected this. >> their quick moves off the mat helped save the life of a man from idaho. hailey higgins from our salt lake city station has the sto

but mcafee is so confident in his ability to crack that phone, that he told me colorfully, if he fails, he'll eat his se on live tv. >> eva stay on this one for us. thank you. >>> from louisiana tonight the man who spent@ more time in solitary confinement than anyone else in u.s. history is getting used to life out. alberth woodfox was put in solitary cell moror than 40 years yesterday, on his 69th birthday he was set free. here abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, family membs say albert woodfox is overhwelmed, but feeling great. shown here celebrating with members of the black panther party just after his release from prison, where he spent more than four decades in solitary confinement in a 9 x 6 foot cell. >> how does it feel? >> uh, i really haven't decided yet. >> reporter: the last of the so-called "angola 3" prisoners freed yesterday, on his 69th birthday. >> right now, i'm just trying to adjust to being free. >> reporter: after taking a plea deal in the 1972 murder of louisiana state penitentiary guard, brent miller. his conviction overturned twice, woodx was set to be

. >> 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 just $35,000 at an auction. a german hairdresser trimmed his hair before lennon started shooting, how i won the war. the hair was one of several beatles items up for sale. >>> now to a consumer alert for homeowners, if you hate the high cost of home repairs, a home warranty may sound like a great option. why pay for a new furnace when it might be covered? tonight, we have a warning about som

mcafee can do that, can't apple do that? i mean, i'm not willing to, you know, say who has better technology here, but if mcafee can do that, apple can do it, and, therefore, they won't do that. do it to one phone, they are basically going out there saying we're going to defy the u.s. government. >> he's living in parts unknown so god only knows what he's capable of. >> you said one-win. i said lose-lose. they acquiesce, they up set the user base. >> does that impact the okay? >> if it's lose-lose -- >> we talked about it a couple nights ago and said it could impact the stock and started with donald trump getting on this. he'll not let this go and i think it does impact the stock. >> now that the situation has evolved. >> here's what it does for the stock. creates a whole lot of uncertainty and you won't get somebody come in aggressively buying the stock, $92, very key level. not saying it necessarily goes down, but in the markets when you have that level of uncertainty, people just tend to stay away. this game is hard enough. why would you try to play that now? >>till ahead, next week will be a huge test for retail stocks

.>> todd: no word yet on whether the fbi is considering the offer but mcafee is so confidence that he can crack into t tt phone that he he is if >> neki: that's confidence. >> todd: car collectors delight. wow, look at thvment antiques and exot iks on display in boca raton this morning. the concours d'elegance. hear more about the classic car and the children that benefit from the show. >> jennifer: and good morning s. it feels knight nice out there. hitting those mid 70's. we'll get to the upper 70s for the daytime think high of this an noovment that's seasonable for this time of year but it will get warmer and then cold seven day forecast when >> jennifer: good morning south florida. happy suny to all. ann absolutely gorgeous out at rt lauderdale. nice blue skies and a little cloudi if you head into northern broward but still a nice day. so far nice and quite on the radar. 62 degrees right mow in fort lauderdale. the rers of the current temperatures are just about the same every where hate hitting right now. kendall. 75. homestead and hialeah and down into mara a thofnl wind picking

- see, i think of brian mcafee very fast. - but i know someone by that name. - well, there you are. if a plain ordinary fellow like brian mcafee think what somebody like you can do with it. - mrs. burns, if i am so handsome, why is it girls don't like me? - well, because they've never seen you without glasses. i'll go pick a girl at random, just like i picked your name, and i'll prove it to you. (playful music) - mom! - ronnie, you'll have to stop showing bonnie sue the lawn for a while, i want to talk to her. - okay, mom. - i need your help, bonnie sue. you want your brother brian to pass his test, don't you? - yes, ma'am. - well, there's a boy in our living room, alfred kramer, and you need to make him think that he's handsome enough to be a movie star. - alfred kramer? he goes to s.c., i've seen him on campus a few times. - well to help my brother i'd do anything. - oh, wonderful! and ronnie, you can be her jealous boyfriend. - here's an average young girl who happened to be passing through my garden. - hello. - hello. - oh, hello. - hello. where have you been all my life? - right

no word if the fbi is considering his offer, but mcafee is so confident in his ability to crack that phone, that he told me very colorfully, if he fails, he will eat his shoe on live tv. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> well, that's a throwdown, huh? >> i guess. researchers say hacking into the iphone is at least technically possible. so we'll see how this all plays out. maybe it will not make it to the supreme court but it sure is heading that way it seems. >> oh, boy, yeah. >>> well, coming up, making the >> the two high school wrestling stars who are being praised for what they did for one man in distress. you're watching "world news where did i go wrong along the way and the bitterness ends i stayed up with you all night had i known how to save a life >>> a high school wrestling team from utah was in provo for a state tournament last week when two of its members were put to a test. neither one of them could have possibly expected this. >> their quick moves off the mat helped save the life of a man hailey higgins from our salt lake city station has the story. >> we were there f

(applause) - brian mcafee, it is-- - professor clinton has a very good surprise for brian. i don't know how you ever did it, but you finally passed. and here's your diploma. congratulations. - [everyone] congratulations, congratulations. - [gracie] well, let's all go downstairs and have coffee and sandwiches. (laughing) - mr. mcafee? - mr. burns, what about my boy's broken leg? - mr. mcafee, on this show, the actors have to mend very fast. if not, i gotta pay them for an extra week. - what? (laughter drowns out george's words) (applause) - thank you, thank you. - thank you. - thank you very much. - oh gracie, what relative will it be tonight? - well, how about my cousin the lifeguard, chesty allen? - chesty allen, the lifeguard? - oh yes, everybody on the beach knows him. - oh? - you see, it's supposed to be good luck to be saved by him. - well, it's good luck to be saved by anybody. - oh, especially by chesty. when he goes into the water. - what happens to his luck if he runs into a shark? - oh, it can't catch him. - you mean a shark won't catch a man who's carrying a rabbit's foot? - not if he carries it fast

no word if the fbi is considering his offer, but mcafee is so confident in his ability to crack that phone, that he told me very colorfully, if he fails, he will eat his shoe on live tv. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> well, that's a throwdown, huh? >> i guess. researchers say hacking into the iphone is at least technically possible. so we'll see how this all plays out. maybe it will not make it to the supreme court but it sure is heading that way it seems. >> oh, boy, yeah. >>> well, coming up, making the grade in a very big way. >> the two high school wrestling stars who are being praised for what they did for one man in distress. you're watching "world news now." continues after this from our abc stations. there's one thing you can never have sex without. it's not something you buy. or something you take. in fact there's only one way to get it. it has to be given to you. freely. it's consent. because sex without it... isn't sex. it's rape. consent. if you don't get it, you don't get it. it's on us to stop sexual assault. learn how and take the pledge at itsonus.org. meatball o

tonight john mcafee is back in the headlines and talking to us. he wants to help the feds crack an iphone, but can he do it and is anyone really listening? our nbc business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from apple headquarters. we've joknown mcafee well throu the years. what's his angle here? >> as always writing an op-ed piece in "business insider" saying he can solve the battle between apple and the fbi by hacking into the now infamous iphone. how would he do it? we got ahold of him to ask. a day after politicians and tech executives weighed in on the battle between apple and the fbi, a new but familiar voice announced his views through an editorial. then john mcafee spoke to us via skype. >> first of all, there is nothing that is unhackable. >> mcafee, the cyber security mowi mogul says he sides with apple but insists the data inside that phone can be had without the tech giant's

it's back to texas for her. - oh, but you misunderstood, mr. mcafee. when i said it was a costume to get her in the movies, i didn't mean she was going to act in one, i meant she was going to see one. - to see one? - well, yeah. that's the fad in hollywood now. you see, you dress according to the kind of movie you're going to see. and tonight, she's going to see an italian movie. - i don't believe it, not even about hollywood. - well, it's true. we had to stop going to a hawaiian movies because george was allergic to grass. - mrs. burns, that's a nice story. but you're looking at a man who can tell a few tall ones himself. (doorbell rings) - oh, well then you better tell one to bonnie sue while i see who's at the door. - harry. - gracie, is george in? - yes, he's up in the den. - i've got to make him do that western television show. i've learned to do some fancy shooting. - oh? - i go see him. - yeah. - oh, hello. - [mr. mcafee] hello. - [bonnie sue] how are you? - fine. - mrs. burns, i owe you an apology. you're right about hollywood. mr. vonzell, i g

government claims they're not asking for apple to create a backdoor into their decryption process but experts like mcafee buy it. >> it's a backdoor, whatever they want to call it. they can access any encrypted messages. david: that is scary. bill daly, we have head of security. is mcafee right? >> i think mcafee is absolutely right. the arguments come out in the last couple days from the government, they should be embarrassed. these are distinctions without a difference. if you write software that enables you to overcome auto erase feature, if you put in too many passwords gets to the same point as if you break the encryption of the government is trying to repackage an argument that doesn't work. david: hole on a second. let me give bill a chance. >> sure. david: isn't the fbi trying to make up for a huge technical failure here? this terrorist didn't own the phone of the phone was owned by the city of san bernanadino. their software they could have used to change the password. this was a failure of the fbi, of law enforcement rather than apple, correct? >> well, there is some question as to what happene

>> no, but i bet he does. katherine mcafee is divorced and will have to pay. they were divorced after she was caught on camera kissing her director. >> that was an expensive cast. a $10 million advance to write his autobiography. he wanted to wait until other rockers were done with theirs first. >> that is the htl daily wrap. >> the vampire breast lift uses your own blood to enhance cleavage. >> it is an alternative to surgery. >> i was more interested in the toilet paper. $75 a roll. we will look into that. >> now it is time for your pictures on tv. send it has gone to the dogs. this one starting with from lark abersheen. she lives in avon park. she says baby it is cold. you are not kidding. the weather didn't bother the hokey pokey. great picture. thanks to betsy, we get to see him making pancakes today. for the record, max is a therapy dog i found out, that visits betsy's office and he is just very cool. more to come. and check out this adorable little creature. zach tweeted me this pick of phoebe who fell asleep on his face. zach says she still has some gr

via skype. >> first of all, there is nothing that is unhackable. >> mcafee, the cyber security mowi mogul says he sides with apple but insists the data inside that phone can be had without the tech giant's cooperation. >> is issue is, is why can't the fbi do this on their own. i believe they simply don't have the talent. >> reporter: a statement backed up by a current cyber security executive. >> certainly anyone could do this. any well resourced criminal organization or government organization, and that's the problem. you can't just restrict it to the good guys. >> reporter: and mcafee, calling himself one of the good guys, says he can make it happen. >> i have friends who you can give the raw digital information from the inside of the a phone and they can tell you exactly what the operating system is doing in short order. >> reporter: so will the fbi reach out to him or will they continue to pursue apple? we've posted our full one-on-one interview with john mcafee on our website. you can see it in its entirety at nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in cupertino, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> this is a divisive is

but i couldn't. mark: to baseball. duke wrapping up his three-game series. brian mcafee in the early going. duke with two runners on for phillips and he knows what to do just knock it over the fence. a three run homer to right. it gives him a 3-1 lead. for the second straight day he is a walkoff hero. rebels when the series. 5-4 today. first time to beat a top teen since -- team since 2009. penn state won two out of three. north carolina pounded ucla. the tar heels take two out of three from the bruins. joel: again -- let's play again. that is it for eyewitness news at 11:00. coming up, if skiing is in your before heading up the mountain.>> see what is happening this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news news at 11:30 starts right now. joel: a tough break for a family that seems to be enduring more than its share of hardship slightly. heather: she is at duke hospital recovering from a bizarre and deadly crash on i-40. she was riding in a car overnight when she was hit by a car going backwards. the highway patrol identify the martinez was killed in the crash. angelica alvarez with more. reporter:

but not be golfing. >> when i was 20, i did golf. i understand the principle this morning. >> i'll go golf with john mcafee. how about you and i? ld trump, but i'll -- we'll drink some pbrs. >> do that and talk about back doors. john, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> john mcafee. >> 76 on the score card, even though i shot a 140. >>> we do want to get back into the markets. big move in crude oil in just the past half hour or so. look at wti. pretty much close to session highs at this point in time. it is up by at last check 2.75%. there you have it. it is going higher as we speak. 33.18 a barrel. in as the markets are also finding more footing here at session highs as well and looking down at my computer to take a look exactly where we are. one point off of session highs on the s&p 500. so it is providing some lift to the market. >> here's what's on the menu for the remainder of the hour. at 17 past, up next, the one furniture maker growing sharp criticism for how it is couching its dismal results. get it? >>> one analyst is slamming the brakes on a shale driller. and save the shales. more on that call ahead.

but we don't even look alike. we're just very good friends. - as soon as we get up to the room i'll call bryan's father mr. mcafee and have him come over. - main floor, lobby. oh, mother, maybe you and mrs. morton better use the other elevator. i still haven't had a chance to find out if this one is safe yet. going up. - oh ronnie, if anything goes wrong, if you get stuck between the floors, just yell for help. - i certainly will. - well i guess i ought to explain. i was just looking for a chance to talk to you alone. - i don't understand this. i don't see how anyone can act so much a wolf and look so much like a nice innocent hound dog. - you got me wrong, bonnie sue. you see your brother bryan told me to look you up when i came to houston. he and i go to school together. - a friend of bryan's, why well didn't you say so? how's he doing? - oh he feels fine. - how's he doing in school? - he feels fine. - poor bryan, still loyal to the sophomore class. - say bonnie sue, i know a nice place where you and i can talk alone. it's real close by. - really? where? - george, look i've been begging you all the way from los

mcafee avenue. the new churches still on, but we all marched. it was hundreds, hundreds that came from all over this day, many locally too much in the air force. after that very successful march on the airport and that is when the segments began to occur. the peterson case became a landmark of the case in south carolina when high school students from greenville, in addition to college students who happen to be home at the time on summer break or whatever were arrested in greenville. they were about four of us arrested who were underage, under the age of 16. we were consequently removed from the city jail and taken to the youth detention center. we were kept at the youth detention center for a week, almost eight days. but it was seven days and it was no fun. but i assume that they turned 16, i was back on the trail again. that particular case, our attorneys used an appeal before the united states supreme court in the arrest of those who names were on the record for overturned. of course our names are not included in the official record because we

john maca mac mcafee's , apple is in a obscure position they have to open all the encryption that they sold to their clients. does nsa, and apple, this is a long discussion in itself but this could have been done like any security investigation under the table quietly without the public involvement. the whole publi public involvem, seems like it has been politicized. i truly believe that if john mcafee was willing to put his reputation i on the line, this could have been done quietly under the table, maybe ego and politics are involved here. >> apple made some bad headlines when stuff leaked out of the cloud. >> absolutely. >> when you talk about main street consumer politics people wonder is my device safe, is my information safe? is it possible that some of this is a play by apple grm your >> your guess is good as mine. >> do consumers care about their privacy? judge i do, i have an apple device, i would like to know that my information is secure. i have said on interviews, nobody should treat the internet as a vault, it is an open source. it gets out. the dark internet gets a lot of business by helping people that have been compromised by institutions. but going ba

politics, and watch msnbc and cnn, but nobody has ever talked about mcafee.nted to bring that up so we have a little more diversity in our choice of elections. thank you for allowing me to make a comment. host: thank you for the call. we'll be covering the libertarian commission, the largest third-party in the country. harwood has this tweet, pointing out that trump winning by double digits is more significant than the outcome of the cruz-rubio photo finish for second. also in south carolina, we will take you there live to ted cruz. and we will replay the earlier remarks by governor jeb bush. is,headline there officially withdrawing his campaign and candidacy. his father and brother served in the white house. his mother and brother had been with him this week, but he came in in the low single digits. it looks like senator cruz is coming out momentarily. we will go to the republican line momentarily. caller: donald trump is a breath of fresh air, i think this country needs somebody to bring back jobs to this country. he has created businesses all over the worl

but i don't think there's anything that has been done. mcafeerking with the fish and wildlife agents to see how much damage was done. the refuge will be closed for a few more weeks while bomb technicians combed the area to make sure everyone is safe when they reopen it. >>> still ahead. >>> we keep hearing about self driving cars and many say this is the future. you can take your hands off the wheel and let the computer did the driving. for the first time a car will stay in its lane, control, speed and break all on its own. here is teslas new autopilot feature. garett swasey you are saying these was our drone. we are going to test out the autopilot feature. unless the car drives by itself. this is a huge deal. tesla is pushing forward automotive technology into the future. so let's hop in and test it out. we drove the test latte low traffic area with nothing out but cows. when you're driving. you can activate the autopilot feature at any speed. you tap the cruise control feature twice toward you. i can take my hands off the wheel. it's so weird.

stating apple technical capability to help but is still rejecting the quest saying it will put the privacy of hundreds of millions at risk. and this morning, james mcafee saying on his blog, the fbi doesn't need apple to do this. offering to have his team hack into syed farook's cell phone for free for the fbi. he said it would only take him three weeks. >> meanwhile, the question about why the county went in there and changed the password. we still don't have the answer? >> still don't have answer. we have posed that question. whether it was policy to do that. >> all right, eva, thank you. >>> lot of other news this morning, and for that, we get it over to dr. ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. good morning, everyone. we begin overseas with breaking news, a serbian foreign ministry saying that two serbian embassy workers, held hostage in libya since november, are believed to air strikes in that north africa country. u.s. officials say an isis operative responsible for deadly terror attacks in tunisia may have been among dozens killed in that attack. >>> happening right now, fiji is in the middle of one of stronges

but you can use it. >> joanne is encouraging economic espionage. to speak of that, why doesn't the government have these pierced people that work for mcafee. he says he has cool employees because he lets them smoke. >> anybody should google mac uh fee and read up on him. he is a colorful character. i am just saying he is a colorful character. >> i heard green immediately. >> look, i understand the issue. i understand -- and this is always a good debate to have about privacy and where does that pendulum stop between security and it is always moving and always trying to recalibrate it. that's always true. the place to fight for all of that is in the courts and in the warrant process and in the legislation that sets what you have to do to get approval to go with a court order to apple. after talking with them incessantly and saying this is what we would like to do. you read the court order and it is very, very clear. it is the subject phone. keep it on your facility. destroy that key once you make it. we don't want it. >> why don't you just say -- baker -- i don't think they need the courts. if apple was just cool and the government came to t