./// ((brian loftus)) > the debate continues between apple and the government... after the tech giant refused to comply with a court order. ((kirsten joyce)) other big name tech companies are backing with apple's response... to not create a backdoor in the phone. don champion has the latest. tech giant google is standing with apple...as its encryption battle with the government unfolds. in a series of tweets wednesday night the company's chief executive...questio ned the validity of a court order...requiring apple to help unlock the i-phone of san bernardino shooter, syed farook... ...saying the move could set a troubling precedent. some i-phone users flocked to this san francisco apple store (cindy cohn/ electronic frontier foundation) we understand that they're standing up for us, and we appreciate them standing up for us. farook and his wife killed 14 people in the december shooting rampage. farook's work- issued i-phone 5c was found in the couple's getaway car. federal investigators want to break farook's passcode but first need apple to create software that w

meanwhile -- the battle over privacy versus public safety continues between apple and the government. google says it supports apple's stance on not breaking into one of the attacker's phones. the military is struggling to provide care for soldiers with post traumatic stress disorder--- or p- t-s-d. that's according to a new study by rand corp. after reviewing 40 thousand cases ... the group found many veterans with p-t-s-d and depression are not getting the minimum number of therapy sessions needed. according to military guidelines ... they should get within eight weeks... or at least two to manage new medications. military officials blame this on lack of mental health professionals... and will turn to civilian therapists... available through pentagon contracts. michigan's government is paying for the flint water crisis. 30 million dollars was approved to help pay flint resident's water bills. the measure now heads to the senate then the governor. 65-percent of bills used toward drinking water will be paid by the state. while water used to flush toilets or laundry will not. meanwhile

. >> the battle continues between apple and the fbi over getting into the phone used by one of the sanernardino shooters. what the fbi just did to strengthen its case and how loved ones of the victims are getting involved. plus -- >>> let's go, let's go, yeah. >> dogs with special needs are often the ones that get left behind at a shelter. one philadelphia area rescue says she's cute canines despite their differences have a local whole lot of love to give. why the pitt mix prides itself on saving dogs like fiona here it. >> may have taken 106 years but a dream finally came true for this one. the one thing that set her special day at the white house in moving and the dance moves everyone is talking about today. >> coming up all new at 6:00 church vandalized twice in two weeks. what vandals are destroying and why church leaders say it won't stop them from moving forward. ♪ >>> philadelphia police need your help tonight tracking down the man accused of of trying to rob a dollar store in the city's oxford circle section. surveillance cameras caught a good glim of the warned man back in nov

. >>> the dispute continues between apple and the fbi.all sounds around the san bernardino terrorist incident. >>> the company is arguing that a court order requiring april toll build a tool to bypass the pass code of one of the san bernardino shooters would violate their first and fifth amendment rights. federal authorities want april toll unlock the phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists as part of the investigation to see what it is on that phone. apple's court filing it not only claimed the order violates the company's rights but it would do serious damage to the security of apple's products. fbi director james comey says the battle with apple poses the hardest question he's seen in government. >> increasing situations where we cannot, with lawful court orders, read the communications of terrorists, gang bangers, pedophiles, all different kinds of bad people and with, again, lawful court orders and search warrants we're increasingly unable to make that search warrant effective. >> meantime, another new development. google which

and the faceoff continues... between apple and the fbi.e tech company's respoe to the fbi director's inten plea. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> what is the secret to a long life? if you ask a 106-year-old woman, virginia mclauren, it's dancing! she danced her way right into the white house last week, a lifelong dream of hers and from this video posted by the white house, president obama and first lady michelle obama were just as happy to see her. mrs. mclauren's visit was part of the celebration of black history month. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team is head to go rio. the reigning world cup champs punched their ticket to the olympics this weekend. sunday's championship match was a matter of formality but the stars and stripes never let up, beating canada 2-0 to win the tourney. >>> a hoops fan with courtside seats had a message for lebron james last night. the oklahoma thunder fan shouting just suck it up, lebron. she was

. >>> the battle continues between apple and the fbi over the software developer with ties to orlando says he can do how he says it can be done without putting other apple users privacy at risk. >>> i had, what agency they found inside and orlando cities employees home that now has them heading to corporate. >>> we asked winter park city >>> we have another update now on that "breaking news" we have been telling you about an hit -- killed in a hit-and-run crash. eyewitness news this morning janai norman just got an update from investigators just a few moments ago. >>reporter:we just found out that troopers are investigating weather alcohol was a factor in this crash that they say was high impact but we told you 15 minutes ago that drivers were stopped at a red light here at americana boulevard when a driver came up in an acura, hit one of those cars setting off a chain reaction. there you can see the car we are told the driver, who passed away was in. the car had been sitting at a red light hit very hard but as we were talking with the sergeant, she says when a car is stopped and ther

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looking ahead-the fight continues between apple and the fbi. tomorrow the tech giant is expected to file a legal response to a judges order to help the f-b-i unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernadino shooters. apple ceo tim cook is defending his company's decision saying it was both the "hard" and "right" thing to do...saying the f-b- i's demands could potentially make millions of phones vulnerable to hacking. the f-b-i says however it is necessary to crack farook's phone bedcause it could lead to other terrorist plots. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with catherine weather now transition while we will see snow showers this morning into the afternoon i do not expect much in the way of slick and icy roads. here is why the surface temps are very warm still so a lot of the wet snow showers will melt on impact. with that said we still could see a isolated slick or icy patch

. >> coming up on news 9, the standoff continues between apple and the justice department after the company refuses to help unlock one of the san bernardino now a new motion has been filed. the water crisis continues in >> good morning and welcome back. 37 degrees at the sea coast and some light rain thereafter some overnight snow and maybe a few more rain and snow showers, but a milder weekend on the way. details coming up. amy: the justice department is fighting back after apple refused to unlock a phone of one of the gunman in the san bernardino attack. prosecutors say apple could keep the phone and technology, but they want access to the data. a federal judge deny ied a motion to delay bill cosby's wife's deposition. monday, camille cosby can invoke marital privilege and refuse to talk about private conversations with her husband bill. 500 more pages of e-mails from hillary clinton's personal server are in the public domain. 64 of the documents were confidential, but none were classified top secret. now almost 47,000 e-mails are now public and the state department plans to finish making

. >>> the fight over privacy versus security continues between apple and the justice department. apple refusing to unlock a phone used by one of the san bernadino terrorists. the judge ordered the company to help crack the phone. but apple ceo tim cookery fused saying it would give the government the power to reach into everybody's devices. the department saying it will allow apple destroy the software it would have to create to help them crack the phone. >>> ethan couch heading to adult court in texas. he received probation after killing four people in a drunken driving crash and he was 16. his defense claimed he was too rich and spoiled to know better. couch and his mother fled to mexico after a video leaked reportedly showing couch at a beer pong game, a possible parole violation. he is facing up to four months behind bars or longer if he messes up again. >>> harper lee, the author of "to kill a mockingbird" is dead. the book was published in 1960 and was a best seller and won the pulitzer prize for fiction. president obama said it changed the way americans saw each other and t

. >>> a fight continues between apple and a federal judge between homeland security and your privacy rights. apple has been ordered to help the fbi hack into the iphone. apple's ceo says doing so would make it more vulnerable to the white house disagreed says it would only have an impact on the one iphone. >>> toyota recalling possible problems with seat belts. it is one of those vehicles effected along with the vanguard. the company says a flaw could cause some rear seat belts to fail. >>> the daytona 500 is only a few days away. international speedway been busy. it result until a multi-car pile up. two of the drivers will have to use back-up cars. the daytona 500 kicks off this sunday. >>> the orlando city soccer club is partnered with jet blue the move into parts of orlando international airport. able to play soccer at the flight terminals. jet blue will give two fans round trip tickets to any destination. >> i would play soccer in the hallways every day. >> soccer fever. >>> an 18-year-old charged with impersonating a doctor is now in jail. >> yes. he was arrested tuesday after in

. >>> the battle continues between apple and the fbi over whether to break into the phone of one of the bernardino shooters. why the fbi director said today doing so would not set a bad precedence. plus -- >>> then -- >> lindsay who's never expected to find this rare pearl. >> dad wishes he could turn back the clock after freak accident during a shopping trip puts his daughter in a coma. this is not the video we're talking about. the tough questions the family now has for the store. >> temperatures are falling fast. the wind will keep up over the course of the overnight and the morning. so we're talking wind chills to start your friday. but it's not going to stay like that. your weekend weather forecast when we come back. >> lime look at camelback mountains. things have cleared up and we're headed for a warmup first we got to get through chilly temperatures. those details are still ahead in your fox 29 winter weather authority. >>> cleanup is underway across a large portion of the viewing area today after a powerful line of storms pushed through last night. gusting winds taking down tre

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the war of words between apple and government continues this morning... apple firing back at the f-b-i, filing a motion to vacate a judge's order to give them access to an iphone belonging to san bernardino terrorist syed farook. in the legal brief, apple argues, that the government's request, if granted, violates apple's first amendment rights and that the fbi is seeking "dangerous power" through courts. testifying before congress yesterday, f-b-i director james comey said he worries about long-term implications of the case, and called the clash with "hardest question he's seen in government." comey says: "when i hear we're going to take you can look at your stuff, part of me thinks that's anybody looking at my stuff. but then i take a step back and say, you know law enforcement, which i'm part of, really does save ppl's lives." just how effective is this season's flu vaccine? according to the c-d-c, so far it's working pretty the cetner says this season's chance of getting 60-percent. that makes it one of the most effective flu vaccines in recent years.

the battle between apple and the fbi continues... see why apple's ceo says the government can another deadly crash involving a pedestrian on boulder highway. this as local law enforcement "joins forces" to crack down on dangerous drivers in the area. "i know if he were picked, i would support the man." the man... is nevada governor brian sandoval... news of him being considered for the vacant supreme court seat sent a shockwave thru the political world. if you've got the guts... you'll also get the glory... see why slotzilla is calling your name today. and it's all for a welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - cassandra jones has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. temperatures reach back up into the 70s today for the next week with a high of 74 degrees today. we'll be warmer friday with 77, then 79 saturday, 78 sunday. this is looking like the nicest weather weekend so far this year. light breezes mph during the aftern

the battle continues between the fbi and apple tonight the justice department offered a compromise to apple over the encrypted i phone use by one of the san bernardino shooters. the fbi is trying to access phone belonging to sigh up for it. officials say after breaking the security code to get into the phone apple could then destroy the software apple has refused to develop such software saying it risks people's privacy. federal prosecutors say apple is allowing its technology to control access to critical data rather than the law thousands of people a pass through the supreme court's great hall to pay their antonin scalia. public visitation was put on hold for about an hour as president obama the first lady stopped by to visit the president is not attending the funeral mass tomorrow vice president joe biden will attend. instead the white house as they made that decision with respect to the president's large security detail and biden's personal relationship with the scaly a fan. tomorrow is the next big day for the race for president hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off an

. >>> the battle continues between the government and tech giant, apple. they say apple has a duty to break the code of a suspected terrorist. they're trying to break into sigh eed sigh eed farook's phone. the director of the technology project at the law school is weighing in on the debate. >> it's all smart phones that are at-risk here. >> that back door is for everybody, good guys and bad guys. >> what i think you should do is boycott apple. >> the company is free to delete it afterwards, they say. >>> still ahead, the race on between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. why the government could start recalling those products. >>> coming up later in this broadcast, the warriors on the road. shar can i's in carolina. we'll give you the names of these legends later on in this broadcast. >>> and we're all drying out throughout our area. what's in store for the chinese new year parade in my forecast. >>> and stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville. >>> the execution chamber hasn't been used since 2006. life on death row. >> reporter: capital punish

. >>> the battle continues this afternoon between apple and the government over national security and privacy. in an abc news exclusive, world news tonight anchor sat down one-on-one with apple ceo tim cook to find out what the company is refusing the government request to unlock the san bernardino killer's iphone. >> as we sit here you know some of the families of the victims in san bernardino have now come out in support of the judge's order that apple help the fbi unlock the iphone. one family reported is saying we are angry and confused as to why apple is refusing to do this . what would you say to the family's tonight? >> data, they have our deepest sympathy. what they have been through no one should have to go through. apple has cooperated with the fbi fully in this case. they came to us to ask us for the information we had on this phone. but this case is not about the phone the case is about the future. 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 th

the battle between apple and the fbi continues. at the center of the battle, the phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. battled a large fire. crews were called to the 300-block of main street just they say the apartment building was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. none of the adjacent buildings to the building caught fire. it is unknown at this time how many people were in the apartment or if anyone was injured. a court date has been sesefor the e neill, nebraska man n charged inhe stabbing death of his wife. 37-year old eduardo quintero will be arrainged march 9th on second degree murder charges. he was arrested monday and charged in the stabbing death of his wife, guadalupe quintero, at their o'neill home on saturday. investigators counted 34 stab wounds on n r body. quintero told investigators he stabbed d her because he suspected she was having an affair with another man. an arrest has been made in ad% sioux city home invasion case from 2014. detectives took 24-year- old joseph lanckriet into custody in counci

the stand-off between apple and the fbi continues this morning. why some say they are backing apple. 3 and news 13 wants to hear from you so we can continue to tell relevant and meaningful stories. go to wlos dot com and click-on the "your voice" news survey to share your 3 3 3 3 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look at business headlines. stocks fell yesterday. the dow was down 188 points to end tuesday at 16-thousand-431. the nasdaq was down 67 points closing at 45-03. 3 3 protesters gather outside of 30 apple stores across the u-s. they are against a federal judge's order that apple help the f-b-i break into the i-phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. a california judge issued the order earlier this month. apple says it would be required to create new software that could put all customer security at risk. protesters want to show solidarity for apple's fight, saying the order would compromise their own privacy. 3 citibank must pay almost 11- million dollars in consumer refunds. it's part of a settlement over illegal debt sales and debt collectio

continuing. jcpenney out with numbers tomorrow morning. not a confirmation, wore a complete headline. carol: thank you so much, julie hyman. coming up, the battle between apple government continues with ceo tim cook and bothirector james comey speaking out. what this means for the case going forward, up next. ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg markets. tracy: the battle between tim cook and the u.s. government continues. earlier today, james comey testified to the house intelligence committee where questions about apple dominated the hearing. the san bernardino litigation is not about trying to establish some president. to beabout trying competent investigating something that is an active investigation. carol: for the latest, let's turn to cory johnson who joins us from our san francisco bureau. lots of twists and turns, but where does the case go from here? we are waiting for this filing from apple to see how they are going to do this. we don't understand how apple is going to frame this. apple is taking an interesting take -- this notion of free speech activity, if indeed a code is speech, but while the f ei director may not see this as establishing a prec

we continue our look at the conflict between the f.b.i. and applenversation with max levchin, a much admired figure in silicon valley and one of the co-founders of paypal. >> i ultimately hope that this propels its way to the supreme court very quickly and the supreme court actually tells apple you are compelled to open this phone. i personally want to see this case in front of the f.b.i. with every bit of evidence so they have access to whatever information they need to make sure my kids are safe. >> rose: we conclude with the oscars. we talk with dana stevens, david edelstein, melena ryzik and christopher john farley. >> usually the films are diverse, you see a lot of

we are the high-stakes standoff between apple and the u.s. government continuesolve with apple saying monday that officials should withdraw the order. instead apple is calling on congress. members of the business tech community have been supportive of apple. here is what mark zuckerberg had to say about encryption. >> we are sympathetic. we believe in encryption and think that is an important tool but honestly people will find a way to get it anyway. i think it is not the right thing to block that from the mainstream products that people want to use that will not be the right regulatory or economic policy to put in place. emily: at the same conference, the consumer devices ceo says privacy is a major issue for smartphone makers and he personally supports tim cook. while the industry is backing apple, the american public is split with a new poll from pew research say a small majority sided with the government. we are joined with ryan reese and tim higgins who has been covering this story out of washington, d.c.. i will start with you, what do you make of what way

. >>> the legal battle between apple and the fbi continues today, but now apple has a big tech supporter. ceos across the tech industry including the chief executive of google be publicly backing apple after a federal judge in california ordered the company to comply with the fbi's request to help them get pass the pass code from the iphone of the san bernardino shooters because too many wrong guesses could wipe the phone completely. the shooters killed 14 people and injured 22 others before dying in a shootout with police in december. the company said it's opposed the pass code because it could put other iphone users at risk for hacking. >> i think that apple would suggest the little key the government is asking for creates a slippery slope that could potentially be made vulnerabilities for the millions of phones that are deployed around the world. >> the slippery slope now that technology would exist, how do you stop people for asking for about it? >> fbi agents have been unable to unlock the shooter's encrypted phone to see who he attack. >>> the federal communications commission has

on the le nigel: continuing coverage on the legal battle between apple and the fbi, over digital privacy and national security. gabrielle: apple is challenging a federal judge's ruling ordering the company to help the fbi break into a locked i-phone used by one the shooters in the san bernardino terrorist attacks . mark barger reports. mark: tech giant apple's finding support from one its fiercest rivals, google, as it fights a judge's order to help the fbi crack an iphone used by one of the san bernadino shooters. would set a dangerous precedent. >> i think what apple is suggesting, is that this little key that the government is offering, or asking for, creates a slippery slope that could potentially be made vulnerabilities for the millions of phones that are deployed around. -- around the world. mark: the fbi wants apple to create new software to bypass a security feature that erases all data after ten wrong password attempts. the government says the help's only needed on this one device. >> the slippery slope is that technology would exist, and how do you stop people from asking for i

. >>> 5:37 am the battle between apple and the fbi continue. >>> the trial surrounding sports reporter erin andrews why she is suing the hotel for $75 million. >>> temperatures on the cool siler city and sanford and some >>> welcome back, good wednesday morning. watching the threat for severe weather later today. as of right now dealing with foggy conditions and rain moving around. 46 degrees and a live picture of the airport. hard to make out the terminal this morning. not a lot going on but we are waking up to heavier downpours and some storms that have moved through. this is person county and downpours ready for roxborough. strong rain move through. towards granville county and create more dealing with heavy rain. we will see issues here this morning. visibility 3/10 of a mile and raleigh, has improved in terms of 3 miles 1.3 and sanford and half a mile in fayetteville. if you encounter foggy conditions slow down. temperatures starting to climb. 46 raleigh, 51 willington, 50 clayton and clinton and 59. this is one of the key ingredients that we will need for severe storms today. bes

. >> and the battle between fbi and apple continues. >>> if usu you're just waking u we're off to a pretty mild start. that is about to change, though. in store in the next 24 hours. >>> lawyers will now question the woman at the center of a debunk rolling stone oig article about a gang rain. according to the daily progress, a federal judge ordered the woman identified only as jackie to be deposed on april a 5. it is part of a civil lawsuit filed by a uva dean against several people, including the write i of the article at the magazine. the article said jackie was raped by seven men in a fraternity initiation, but the magazine retracted the piece after jackie's claims were proven false. so october 11 trial date has been set. >>> couple and their four children are dwead after an apparent carbon monoxide leak outside detroit. a relative discovered the bodies on sunday. it looks like they were using a generator after a power outage friday night. how many investigations you conduct, seeing young children and an entire family dead is just a very, very sad thing. >> the children ranged in age fr

. >>> 5:03 and happening today is a standoff between the fbi and apple continues, protesters in support of the the tech giant are planning mass demonstrations across the nation today. "today in the bay" chuck coppola live at the apple store this morning. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, laura. it is very quiet here along university in palo alto. the support of protests will be happening around 5 5:00 this morning. app but apple is resisting entry to farook's iphone. the four rallies in addition to palo alto and san francisco and similar to the one that happened this past weekend in san francisco. all in support of apple's position. now, tim cook, apple's ceo sent a memo to employees yesterday saying at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law-abiding people and threaten everyone's several l liberties. the fbi says it does not want a master key, however, apple's tim cook says that would happen anyway. reporting live in palo alto, i'm chuck coppola. >>> at 5:05 coming up in ten minutes how this is impacting the tech industry in silicon valley. the latest on fbi's deb

happening today as the standoff between the fbi and apple continues, protest iters in support of the tech giant are planning massdemonstrations today. chuck live at the apple store just one of the places where people are expected to gather later this afternoon. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. here in palo alto this is one of the locations that will be the site of rallies today. the fbi now wants apple to help gain entry into san bernardino shooter farook's iphone. in a letter to employees yesterday, apple ceo tim cook said at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law-abiding people and setting a dangerous precedent that threatens everyone civil liberties. four rallies, as i mentioned in palo alto and san francisco and similar to the one sunday in san francisco. these are scheduled in support of apple's position and more are planned around the world. munich, england, throughout the u.s., l.a., chicago and at the fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. meanwhile, victims and affected families of the san bernardino shooting are expected to have their attorney file a b

the battle between the fbi and apple continues. coming up in 20 minutes, what the fbi is now saying about apple's decision to not help with the investigation and the protests planned for tomorrow. >> but first, people are picking up the pieces after a devastating cyclone hit fiji over the weekend. we'll have the latest on the destruction and the search for survivors. >>> and the east bay commute looks pretty good so far. 80 westbound looks pretty good heading out to the macarthur maze. >> weather looks good if you like dry weather. looking for rain, you're out of luck this week. we'll talk about the warmup on tap. >>> welcome back. cleanup has started after the fierce cyclone that tore through fiji over the weekend. government officials say 28 people are dead, more than 6,000 people are staying in shelters after their homes were destroyed. authorities say they're still having a hard time communicates with some of the outer islands where the damage is greatest. winds from cyclone winston reached 177 miles per hour, making this the s

bob: the fight between apple and the u.s. government continues >> this was the scene at hillary clinton' s campaign headquarters in nevada. a critical win for the democrat after her loss in new hampshire. much more on the impact of her victory coming up on world news >> pam: new information tonight in the fbi' s attempt to hack into an encrypted iphone used by the gunman in december' s mass shootings in california. the obama administration says it would be willing to allow apple to retain possession of specialized software it has been ordered to design and later destroy. apple chief tim cook has said the software would be too dangerous to create because it would threaten the privacy of millions of customers. >> in boston, a new effort to help the homeless stay healthy. state officials say the public is not at risk because the over several hours to spread. the boston globe reports so far 600 homeless people have been inoculated and the cdc has sent 3000 doses of the vaccine to the city. let' s take a live look out at the beautiful city tonight, wa

. >>> the legal battle between apple and the fbi continues this morning. now the public will make its voice heard. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the apple store in center city philadelphia. it's one of many locations across the country where protesters will gather today. good morning, matt. >> good morning, vai. the court of public opinion today. people are planning to protest more than 40 apple stores throughout the country including this one here in center city, the one on walnut street. organizers say they are not protesting apple. they're actually on apple's side on this issue. the company has been in a fight with the courts and the fbi over an effort to get a so-called back door entry into iphones, in particular, the fbi says it wants to get into the cell phone one of the san bernardino shooters. many apple users say that would be the beginning, would set a press didn't and this poses a severe privacy risk for everyone. apple is contesting a judge's order to build that software. one of the organizers with fight for the future, the group organizing

epic battle between the fbi and apple continues this morning, and the country is divide in the this balletnational security versus personal privacy. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us me onset with more about the battle between these two titans and the fbi director now speaking out about it. >> last week apple grabbed the headlines, now the fbi is firing back, this morning, we are hearing more from director james comb. he said investigators won't be able to look this storm vibe russ in the eye if the fbi doesn't follow this lead. he said this fight is for the 14 victims of the san bernardino shoot that they de is her after thorough and professional investigation under the law. now, his statement comes after apple refusal to hack one of the shot err's cell phones. you may remember last week federal judge ordered apple, to get into the protected phone of farook. to create specialized software to bypass the phone's self destruct feature. that will feature erases all data after ten consecutive incorrect attempts to get the phone's pass code. investigators say the phone could hol

. >>> the debate between apple execs and the government continues. >> google is supporting the rival company, saying farook and his wife killed 14 people. farook's phone was in the couple's car. mandy piper whose fiance in the >> i would be outraged if in the future it is used in other ways. this is an investigation into a terrorist attack. >> in a statement, federal authorities maintain the order and request were only for farook's phone. apple ceo tim cook said complying would have major consequences for the rest of the users. the company says it is willing to take the fight all the way to the supreme court. >> we are getting a look at a wild chase. two men went on a crime spree earlier this month robbing a tourist at anout let mall. the sheriff's office posted this footage showing deputies following those men in a car they say was involved in a car jacking when they slammed into a >> northbound 189 to south orange avenue. >> they took off as you can see but they would not get far. the two men are now both now facing charges and are being held without bond. >> in the race for the wh

. >>> the back and forth between apple and the justice department continues with the director of the fbi making his first public comments on in case. he defends the justice department's request that apple help the fbi hack into the iphone. well senior apple investigator executives calling the order a dangerous >> it's just one phone now but if you build that pathway others will come looking for it and you can not control who those people and whether they're going to use it for good purposes. >> the litigation isn't go trying to set a precedent, it is about the victim's unjustice. >>> a project to save a disappearing beach is one permit closer to becoming a reality. it's approved a special use permit to pump sand along an area to protect highway 123 from flooding. the currently eroding beach would receive sand. now, the project only needs a permit from the corps of engineers. >>> we're going to be wishing we were at the beach. yesterday it was in the 70s. seeing some scattered showers and heavy downpour rolling through. light to moderate rain showers will continue to move through from

. >> in the business report, supporters rally for apple, as the war of words continue between the fbi and the tech giant. >> keep updated on the news and search wlos in >> the centers for disease control and prevention is investigating reports of sexual transmission of the zika virus. topping today's headlines, what else is being done to stop the virus from spreading. >> they are investigating 14 days with several involving pregnant women. zika has been confirmed in 23 columbia. the most likely way to be infected with zika is through a mosquito bite. world health organization says up to four million people will be infected in the next year. >> today a group of scientistses from all over the world will meet at nc state in the fight against zika. it is because of new research there to keep the virus from cientists inject eggs they have genetically modified. the hope is when the mosquito will carryoff spring it will carry the new gmo gene. >> the strategy is, ok, we want to try to eradicate it but we'll try to change them. >> the gmo antiviral gene would prevent chikungunya from being tr

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continues. should the show down between apple and the government head to the supreme court? will it?e'll find out. we'll talk to you in about 15. >> sounds good. thanks. let's get over to the cme group. hey, rick. >> hi, carl. you know, everybody that i rubbed shoulders with, pretty much everybody i talked to in one form or the other they're involved in the markets whether it's through retirement savings/ira's day traders, position traders, programmers for hft organizations. everybody is talking markets and always trying to get ahead of the competition and we try to give you the ammunition to get ahead of the competition. some of it can get complex. technical analysis in the day of computers really gives you many more dimensions but it also gives you so many tools. sometimes people's tool boxes are so overwhelmed by all the possibilities and it almost gets confusing but sometimes there's patterns and if they work, they're pretty easy to follow this piece is called filling and chilling because let's look at the most common denominator of what makes yields move lately. it's the relativ

the debate between silicon valley and the government continues -- after apple refused to comply with a court order to unlock the i-phone belonging to one of the san bernardino killers. vance: "it is now, i believe, the most visible example of how silicon valley's decisions are thwarting criminal investigations and impeding public safety." the f-b-i is locked out of syed farook's i-phone 5c.. but apple is betting its global customer base wants unbreakable encryption ... not a company that hands over their customers' private information. a judge ordered apple to disable the i-phone's auto erase feature, which wipes out all of its data, if the wrong passcode is entered 10 times. 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 ne

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the statement continues the verbal back-and-forth between apple and the justice department. that is when a judge directed apple to help the fbi hack into the password-protected iphone. tim cook has strongly objected to the government's request. the company is expected to file its opposition in court. barbara: the gun manufacturers of the sandy hook gone --gun are maker of bushmaster firearms argues that it is protected by federal law that shields gun manufacturers for most lawsuits -- from most lawsuits. an exception allows litigation against companies that know or should know their weapons are likely going to be used in a way that risks injury to others. hoverboard makers may soon get hit with recalls if they don't get their act together. that is a warning from the consumer product safety commission. some models of these scooters are prone to catch fire and explode. several airlines have banned hoverboards. john: a woman who slammed into a tractor-trailer outside charlotte was distracted by her cell phone. andrea parson was trying to make a call on her phone when she rear-e

friends did to bid farewell to supreme court justice antonin scali the feud continues to escalate between the f-b-i and apple. the moves the f-b-i is making-- and why the teach giant could be facing some serious charges if they still don't comply. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the carson the new jersey turnpike [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america these are images from downtown chicago. officials there saying winds were so strong, wooden 2 by fours were actually falling from skyscrapers to the ground. luckily nobody was hurt. high winds are causing big problems especially on the highways in iowa. one big gust flipped over a big rig near cedar rapids. some wind gusts have been clocked at almost 60-miles an hour.. but luckily.. no reports of serious injuries. high pressure is in control over the desert southwest keeping the beautiful weather around for a very long time. high temperatures today will be in the low to mid 70s for the las

we'll have a live report coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> today the battle continues to wage between the fbi and appleds are now defending their demand that the tech company unlock the iphone belonging to the san bernadino shooter. in a new blog posted at fbi director comey continues to argue syed farook's phone may contain critical additional clues in the investigation including weather others were involved. 14 people were killed in the attacks back in december. investigators have been unsuccessful trying unlock farook's iphone. comey says we can't look the survivors in the eye or ourselves in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. apple argues creating a way to override the pass code would put the privacy and security of all apple customers at risk. >> apple has helped the fbi in this investigation in every way the law required but it has to draw the line at recreating code, changing its iphone, putting its engineers and creative talents to destroy the iphone as it exists. >> right now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the password protected phone but today app spell figh

carol: the back-and-forth between apple and the justice department continues. the fbi is demanding apple help break into the san bernardino shooter's phone, but apple's ceo, tim cook, is refusing. apple has until friday to respond to the court order. today, cook emailed his staff, thanking them for their support. he went on to say, quote, "it does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government, in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that government is meant to protect." end quote. meanwhile, today, the director of the fbi spoke out for the first time. james comey defended the justice department's decision. he wrote, quote, "the san bernardino litigation isn't about trying to set a precedent, or send any kind of message. it justice." end quote. michael: quite a site here. a 106-year-old woman from south carolina could hardly contain herself after this special meeting at the white house. >> she's dancin'. come on. so, what's the secret to dancing at 106? michael: you heard the president say 106. that is her age. that's virginia mclaurin, d

allyson: the back and forth between apple and the justice department continues. the fbi is demanding apple help break into the san bernardino shooter's phone. but apple's ceo tim cook is refusing. apple has until friday to respond to the court order. cook emailed his staff yesterday thanking them for their support. he went on to say, "it's does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that the government is meant to protect. meanwhile, the director of the james comey defended the justice department's decision. he wrote, "the san bernardino litigation isn't about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. it is about the victims and justice." geoff: the 16-year-old passenger on board the helicopter that crashed in pearl harbor has died. the teen and 3 family members visiting from canada were aboard a tour helicopter. it crashed thursday. witnesses rushed into the water to help pull the victims to shore. federal agencies are investigating the crash. families of sandy hook victims are s

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on the democratic side - hillary clinton and bernie sanders continue to gear up for and, the encryption dispute between apple and the fbi rages on. now company c-e-o tim cook says it would be bad for america - if apple helped unlock the i-phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. cook says he's prepared to take coming up on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast th meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" partly sunny and mild today with highs in the mid to upper 60s and light winds. look for 71 on friday with a breezy afternoon and highs in the low to mid 60s for this weekend with partly cloudy skies. have a great happy 43rd birthday to jana fisher this birthday wish is coming from a special someone in your life. happy birthday to keith mccoy this wish comes from your brother kenny and happy birthday to mike wil-shoe-sin this wish comes from brady, jax, smokey-jay, chubby, ashley and dan. send in your birthday requests to k-t-v-n to be featured on you can reach us through e-mail