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another icon refuses to erase their shared history. >> it's synonymous with d.c.n 2012 i was commissioned to create the mural. mural. there's chuck brown, donny simpson, the current president obama, and bill cosy -- cosby. once the allegations came out people reacted strongly and were looking for outlets, and one was ben's chilli bowl, because they had a big target on the side of the building. >> it's sad that the mural is one person, it's not the bill cosby mural. it's the ben's chilly bowl. >> in order to understand the ben's chilly bowl, you have to go back. it was black broadway, the places where people of colour could come and enjoy fine meals and music. it started as a hotdog stand by a guys, and their signature dish that they are known for is a half pork, half beef sausage. officially it was a safe haven, a place for everyone. you can go to the chilly bowl and have a during sitting next to a pimp. there's not a lot of places where that happens. when dr king was assassinated, many black neighbourhoods, blacks and whites, people hurt in general. they burn dow

. >> new software to bypass a key security feature that erases all the data after 10 failed pass code attempts. >> here the government is not asking for a backdoor but asking us for, give us the ability to sort of knock on that door a mission times until we can break in. >> but apple says this fight is far bigger than an attack against one phone but a fight against public privacy and safety. >> apple says it's been working with the government on this i have been here but says the new technology the government wants is just too dangerous to create. in the newsroom, ryan schulteis, 7news. >>> and in tay's poll, we asked order to hack the phone of san bernardino shooter saeed farouk? 44% of you say yes, but 56% say no. >> me is what the governor said about -- >> all of us in the public life, the fact that we have to play by the rules seriously, i was troubled by some of the issues that were raised previously with respect to the senator's relationship to some of the folks in his district and investigation because i have no information on that. it will take its course and go wherever it go

the government is demanding that apple create a software to disable the i-phone's auto erase feature. republican presidential candidates, donald trump and ted cruz say apple should comply. apple plans to file an appeal next week. a local road rage run-in leads to gunfire. today.. the accused shooter is expected to go before a judge. a riverview couple tells 10news that their wednesday morning commute took a terrifying turn. police say arlan osborne cut off the couple's car, and when they confronted him, osborne opened fire. bullets hit the side the tires. deputies spotted osborne a short time later, found the gun in his car, and arrested him. tampa could soon be the next city in our area to decriminalize marijuana. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at tampa city hall where city council will discuss a proposed ordinance on the issue... emerald, would this also apply minors? - no. some council officials want to make it so that fewer people are put in jail for marijuana offenses...but they are clear that this in no way applies to anyone under the - it would only apply to adults who

. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that erases all your data on the phone if somebody puts in too many wrong passwords the fbi wants apple to remove that feature on one of the terrorists phones so they can try as many passwords as they need to without the data being erased but apple's ceo says the issue is much bigger than one phone. federal investigators say syed farook and tashfeen malik carefully planned their bloody rampage. but the couple's whereabouts leading up to the attack and who they spoke with remains a mystery. >> we have one killer's phone that we are not able to open. now a federal judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the encrypted iphone. apple's ceo tim cook says the u.s. government asked us for something we don't have. and something we consider too dangerous to create. door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody. >> apple has five days to file an appeal that could go to the supreme court. >> be careful what you ask fo

every iphone has an optional "auto erase" feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators can attempt an unlimited number of passcodes in order to unlock the phone. in an online letter to its customers...apple ceo tim cook says "the us government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to they have asked us to build a backdoor to the iphone." cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. ( tim cook/apple ceo/courtesy: 60 minutes) "the reality is if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody, the good guys and the bad guys. " mark albert/cbs news apple has five days to file an appeal... which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cbs news, washington. ((brian loftus)) > a california startup has created a computer.. that only costs 9 dollars. that's right.. 9 dollars. it may not look like much.. but "chip" can turn any television into a desktop com

mitchell chasen is working to erase it and using technology called pico four. in just three visits, tommy's 23-year-old panther tattoo is nearly gone. the laser has four different wave lengths and speeds to target various ink. how does this man compare to others on the market. >> by far this is the most powerful machine to date. >> reporter: he says for patients that means fewer treatments and fewer chance of skin damage afterwards. each sessions takes a few minutes. >> we are all done. >> reporter: treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. >> so we are not just not seeing the scarring and changing color of the skin that we used to do with older technologies. >> reporter: these before and after pictures shows tommy's progress. >> i was just blown away at how quick it happened. >> reporter: he says he is finally comfortable again in his kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville, new jersey. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have

instead, students are encouraged to bring things like pencils or erasers. officials say they've gotten mixed reactions from parents... bring things like pencils or erasers. officials say they've gotten mixed reactions from parents... we've got families that think its the best policy we've ever come up with because they have children that are impacted in a negative way with the use of food in our schools, all the way up to families that wish we had a buffet that students could free graze all day long. we've tried to come up with a policy, procedure, that does the greatest good for our students. the west des moines school district has a ban on classroom treats containing peanuts... and in des moines, these types of decisions are made on a classroom by classroom basis. some drake university students are getting in the holiday singing choir students spent the day delivering singing valentines around the metro. it's just what it sounds like, people paced orders for love songs to be sung to their sweethearts. the money supports the choir's upcoming tour in latvia

feature.if too many incorrect passwords are entered, the phone erases all the data.the fbi wants apple to figure out a way to disable that feature so they can hack into the phone. phone. this seems like this would be a huge step, i mean this is essentially not just being able to crack a safe, but forcing the maker of the safe, to create an entirely new way to get into the safe." johnson says he wouldn't be surprised if the case goes to the supreme court. apple now has five days to respond to trying to unlock farook's phone for two months now. marissa scott, cbs 2 news police in the corridor say credit card theft is a constant problem, but many peopledon't realize at a life changing moment it can be when thieves strike. strike.tonight on the cbs 2 moment it can be when thieves strike. tonight on the cbs2 news at 10:00, we'll talk to a victim who saw her lunch with a friend turn into a nightmare. this is what we found during a lunch hour. dozens of rses hung on the backs of chairs, sitting behind chairs left open with wallets in plainview. a woman found out she was just a distraction awa

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if you end up erasing the data is gone forever.ngs the fbi says the phone they reveal why the couple picked the target, were there other attacks planned or outside help? >> the federal judge looks at it at what's in the best interests of safety. they are say hey, look, appearing, you need to help the fbi out. >> reporter: the fbi is demanding apple write a special code for this iphone in question disabling the security feature which would allow investigators to launch a so- called brute force attack. the fbi would use computers to try every possible password combination until the unlock code is found without the risk of data loss. apple's ceo tim cook talked about encryption on a recent edition of 60 minutes. >> there are people who suggest we should have a back door but the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody, good and bad guys. >> reporter: he posted the letter to the website that says: a triple shooting. >> reporter: we're live in cupertino, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> police in berkeley are looking fo

. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that would erase the phone if there were too many incorrect passwords entered. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature. in on all my letter to its customers, apple ceo tim cook says, the us government has asked us for something that we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they want access to build it back door to the iphone. he explains the problem in 860 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is, if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody. good guys and bad guys. and here's another reason why digital experts say it raises questions about who can make this kind of demand. if the us government can force apple to do this, then why can't the chinese or russian government? there is an article that every apple user should read and it explains why breaking into an iphone is such a big deal. you can find it on our website right here at wtsp.com, the link is on the homepage. >>> new tonight, we are hearing the phone call that tipped police off to the w

ted cruz (r - presidential candidate ) :44-:51 "a vote for donald trump is a vote to erase the second amendment from the bill of rights" ump today on abortion nats trump "i'm pro life!" trump says he's changed and might sue cruz sot: donald trump (r - presidential candidate ) :57-1:00 "i've never dealt with anyone who lied so much" hoping to replace cruz as trump's top challenger in south carolina marco rubio attacked sot: marco rubio (r - presidential candidate ) 1:05-1:09 "ted unfortunatel y has proven to say or r anythingngo get elected" rubio is set to get the endorsement of popular south carolina governor nikki haley on the democratic side, bad news for hillary clinton a new cnn poll finds her virtually tied with bernie sanders in nevada... a 16 point lead gone with the nevada democratic caucuses 3 days away (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcueuei'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. . >> hillary clinton is getting some help from a well-known-- and sometimes controversial-- source. planned parenthood is mounting an advertising campaign in nevada on behalf of clinton

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the fbi wants apple to invent new software to bypass a key security feature that erases all data after ten wrong passcode attempts - so techs can wage a brute-force attack to guess the number or password. "here the government's not asking for a backdoor, what they're asking for is give us the ability to sort of knock on that door a million times until we can break in." but apple says this fight is far bigger than one attack and one phone - a legal fight pitting personal privacy against public safety. "brian mooar, nbc news, washington." des moines firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a restaurant right now. our justin surrency joins us live from the scene with more skies will stay cloudy and gray 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. clinton ... sanders ... trump ... cruz ... rubio ... bush ... kasich ... carson ... clinton ... sanders ... trump one of those eight names will likely become the 45th president of the united states. as soon as the results are final, a north carolina

to disable the auto erase function on the phone so that if the f the eye is trying to guess the passcode, it does not automatically delete the contents and, second, to disable the delay between function so if we try to guess the code, it doesn't take years and years. reporter: he went on to say there were no demons in the dispute and that apple had been very cooperative. guest: so will it or will it not set a precedent eschewed mark our tech writer is here to talk about that will stop the fbi director says it will set a precedent. >> e-cig this case would not be a trailblazing case, but he did not say it would not set a precedent. he said it would not blaze a new path but would in warm future court decisions. because cell phone and encryption technology is changing so quickly, the decisions and actions now will not be applicable in a couple of years. i'm no legal expert, but it is hard to see his rationale. the laws they are using to compel apple to unlock this phone was written in 1785. so decisions like this have far-reaching consequences, unpredictable consequences down the line. gues

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why erase a history of someone else's music? because he didn't erase someone else's music. at 7:36 he loaded an mp-3 via usb drive, played it, and promptly deleted it. cleared the history so he could cor up his tracks. the unsub brought his own music to an abduction? yes, he did, and that is creepy. fortunately, whatever is imported onto this computer is downloaded to the home network, [music plays] that's specific. that's another reason to call him the piano man. turn it off. please. does this song mean something to you or your wife? vanessa hates it. i don't know. how come? she doesn't know. but every time it came on the radio, she'd but into tears. so the unsub just happened to play it the night he came after her. [playing song] can i play? hey, you got table 4 ready for me? great. yeah? 12 is generous. looks like somebody's making a car payment. not tonight, ok? oh, come on. who doesn't love this song? me. i don't. ok. sorry. a song? i know it's kind of a strange question, but are there any that trigger an emotional outburst? a song that didn'tother you before the assau

every iphone has an optional auto erase feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple has to figure out how to disable the feature to investigators can attempt pass codes to unlock the phonement in a letterer toes can, apple's c.e.o. tim cook says the u.s. government has asked us for something that we do not have. and something we consider too they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in that back door is for everybody. >> apple has five days to file an appeal which could go to the supreme court. maureen o'boyle wbtv on your side. >> while the ruling allows apple to write special code to disable this one telephone experts are worried it would open the door to more cases that hurt a user's protection and privacy. >> have not heard the last of that. >> next on wbtv news... >> police are warning people to watch her belongings at all times. hear from a woman when her wallet was taken out of her a man's questi

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can't erase it" will be released this friday on kylie's new album "high dreamer."we've got more info up in the as seen on section of our website. 3 next...a crazy prank at a wendy's drive-thru landed one man in jail alligator into the drive-thru window and tonight he's trying to explain himself! 3 plus--the same technology used to make hollywood magic...is also lending a hand to doctors at shriner's hospital in greenville...and is making a big difference for patients. see how- next. 3 and the gamecock's--hosting lsu tonight--taking on a team with the likely #1 pick in the nba draft--we've got all the action from the hardwood-- coming up! 3 coming up we'll take a look at your seven-day forecast...and what you can expect as you head out the door tomorrow morning.stay with us. 3 3 now to an update from a story we first brought you on thee four o'clock news yesterday-- tonight a florida man is apologizingafter he was charged for throwing a live alligator into a drive-through window. see the three-foot alligator on the floor of the wendy's restaurant in jupiter florida.

feature to erase the phone if there's too many incorrect passwords entered. password has to disability unlimited number of pass codes to unlock the phone in an online letter to customers apple c emmett o says the u.s. government asked for something we do not have. and something we consider too dangerous to create. they asked us to build a back door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody for good and bad guys. >> reporter: apple has five days to file an appeal which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cb is s news, washington -- cbs news, washington. >>> today pope francis is wrapping up his five-day trip to mexico. but before leaving he will celebrate mass 50 yards from the mexican boarder with el paso texas. this is a live look at the plane he is on. that is first time aa pope advice eted the area. the pope-- visited the area. he is expected to walk up to the fence to offer a persona

every iphone has an optional "auto erase" feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators can attempt an unlimited number of passcodes in order to unlock the phone. (gfx) in an online letter to its customers...apple ceo tim cook says "the us government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a backdoor to the iphone." cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. (sot: tim cook/apple ceo/courtesy: 60 minutes) "the reality is if you put a backdoor in, that backdoor is for everybody, the good guys and the bad guys. " apple has five days to file an appeal... which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cbs news, washington. an emotional return to the concert stage in paris for california rock band, eagles of death metal. the band performed last night, just over three months after the armed attack at their last show in the

erase it.se -- then he went to vietnam and he was killed in action.ut this out of the door and brought it to the wall after he wrote michael's name again on the dogtags. he left it at the wall for his brother. i don't know if you can get a , ite-up of this letter tells the same story. in a much better way than i could ever -- "big brother, i brought a piece of home to you. here's a picture you drew on your bedroom door before he went to vietnam. i know mommy you -- mom made you erase it. now i know you are still young man. i remember the things we did together. the motorcycle rides in the handstands up the stairs. i like to thank you for watching out for me. -- me." objects weome of the have selected for potentially going on loan to the ronald reagan library. they are having an exhibit in november. we have done some initial collections for them and we are waiting for them to make final approval. they showcase what is in this collection. what things the collection speaks about. this one specifically, i have a really good example of something left from

doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it. he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' . in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone. the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, major side effects. we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies these before and after pictures show tommy's progress. i was just blown away with how quick it happened he says he's finally comfortable in his own skin again. kenneth craig, channel

i know mom made you erase it. now i know you are still young man. i remember the things we did together. the motorcycle rides in the handstands up the stairs. i like to thank you for watching out for me." these are some of the objects we have selected for potentially going on loan to the ronald reagan library. they are having an exhibit in november. we have done some initial collections for them and we are waiting for them to make final approval. they showcase what is in this collection. what things the collection speaks about. this one specifically, i have a really good example of something left from a mother to a son. this was left on veterans day in 1983 by woman called eleanor wimbish. her son was killed in action in vietnam. this one specifically mentions -- it was from 1983 but it specifically mentions her diary she wrote the year previous in 1982, the day the wall was dedicated. she describes seeing his name on the wall for the first time. walking up to the wall, seeing his name and what she felt seeing his name but also looking around and se

the government believes auto erase feature is turned on, meaning all information on the device would be deleted after several incorrect password attempts. tuesday's ruling requires apple to disable the auto erase function on farook's phone and enable the fbi to submit pass code to unlock the phone. but the tech company is fighting back in an online letter. ceo tim cook writes. the u.s. government is asked us for something we simply do not have. and something we kid too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a in the wrong hands, this software which does not exist today would have potential to unlock any iphone in someone's physical possession. cook previously defended apple's encryption techniques with char low rose. >> when we design a new service, we try not to collect data. so, we're not reading your e-mail. we are not reading your imessage. if the government laid a subpoena on us to get your imessages we can't provide it, it is encrypted we don't have the key. >> reporter: the government says hacking the iphone could provide key information on who the couple communicate

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and this is material that had been erased, material she chose to erase?>> correct. >> reporter: what did that imply to you? >> she was hiding it. she knew it was not something she would want people to see, and so she deleted it. >> reporter: the sun soon set on another school year. abby moved back to her parents' place, a two-hour drive from grand rapids. summer came. and then the detective discovered that her no-contact order wasn't enough to keep abby simon away from her teenaged lover. >> she tweeted him and gave him the information on how to contact her because i had her phone. so he couldn't call her anymore or text her anymore. she had changed phone numbers. but somehow he was able to e-mail her and call her. >> reporter: and at least once they managed to meet in person. in fact, he was very upset at being told he couldn't see her again, right? >> yes. he was in love. >> reporter: in fact, he created a new e-mail account. josedchl josediaz27. the photos and declarations of everlasting love flew between them at the speed of infatuation. in early augu

the government is demanding apple create software disable the i-phone's auto erase feature. apple intends to file an appeal of the ruling as early as next week. and republican presidential candidates weighed in on that during town hall events last night. donald trump and ted cruz both agree, apple should comply... while marco rubio says the issue is complicated. rubio picked up a big endorsement from south carolina governor nikki haley... ahead of the republican primary there this saturday. coming up on channel 2 news this a creative way to cope with severe winter storms...these rochester university students may have an answer...more, after the break. meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast after the break. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm