farouk lived here with his mother, older brother and two sisters. when they weren't working on cars, farouk indoctrinated marquez into islam. they began to frequent this mosque. in the years leading up to the shootings, farouk and marquez discussed radical islam and listened to tapes of the radical cleric, al-awlaki. >> clearly al-awlaki is the kevin bacon of islamist terrorism. so there is seven degrees of connection to al-awlaki and almost every case. >> in 2012, marquez bought explosive materials and two of the semiautomatic rifles that farouk and his wife used in the san bernardino shootings. >> marquez actually filled out the information saying that they were for him. wouldn't that make it illegal? >> illegal in the sense of doing a straw purpose, absolutely.he we know that back in 2012, they had discussed these other plots to attack a community college in our area and also launch an attack on a freeway here as well. >> the islamic state's propaganda magazine gave a shout out to the terrorist couple. >> they opened the first two pages of their

one of the biggest concerns is after all that, the fbi, did they find anything on farouk's phone. that was why fbi needed to get access to it but they have figured out a back door on their own. >> so they have figured out a back door so they he could get into my phone, right. >> right. >> this may have all come down to money, of course, apple saying, no we will not hand them over to you. they have a encryption team and if the fbi can tell them now to come up with a back door to their own, they would have to have two teams, one creating encryption and other team that can break encryption, fighting their own but they would have to pay for a whole separate apartmenty feel like privacy argument still stands. that would be the interesting issue. now that we have access to our phones and they can get in there can they do that. >> reminder of the patriot act, after bush administration, lot of people are saying hey, why are all of our phone record now available to you the federal government. >> yes, that is true. >> yes good all right, thanks, from chris, to lauren. >> yeah, hackers took

investigators continue to struggle to unravel the iphone used by said farouk.justice department says it may not need apple at all. and telling a judge an outside party demonstrated to the fbi this past weekend a possible method for unlocking the phone. apple has fought the government's attempts to force it to weaken iphone security so in >> we have a responsibility to help you protect your data and protect your privacy. >> but it's not just apple. there are a number of encrypted third party messaging apps known to be used by terrorist and law enforcement worldwide is struggling to keep pace. neal karlinksky, abc news, cupertino, california. >>> big mystery who was that third party. >> that is the big mystery. >> apple so far sound a little skeptical of lou the third party will break into it. there was a conference call on monday. they were saying the company wants more information about the method used to break that iphone. i don't think they quite believe it is possible. >> my iphone did break over the weekend. cracked in the middle. >> not somebody hacking in

it's one of the mosques attended by the shooter sayed farouk. >> we said that the muslim community needso start stepping up. and so the response of the islamic center in response is to please come talk to us, visit us, and ask us those questions. and we'll be able to answer them and give you the truth. >> we trust to see the good in us, not to let the media define us. i'm fear the fear will decrease as they talk to us, get to knows us and they find out we're just like them. we just have a different belief that we're all americans together, and we all care about our communities and our safety and our country together. >> erin one of the things that struck me about your report, the people you spoke to even though there might be beliefs that are strong and negative, you seem to take care to speak to people who are reason in their approach. we may not agree with them, but they're sincere in their belief. >> what i really wanted to do was to try to figure out even before the san bernardino attacks and the attacks in paris, there seems to be on the campaign trial there was this fear of islam t

sigh he farouk was an american citizen. like the recent attacks from paris to chattanooga, the san bernadino attack was a stark reminder that, for all of our vigilance, for all of our focus, the specter of terrorism persists both for americans and for our allies. instability from syria to somalia provides fertile ground for extremism and sometimes tragically the attackers are homegrown. but i mention san bernadino, not just because it was the worst terrorist attack on the united states since 9/11, but because it was a starkly different kind of attack. simply put, the terrorist threat we confront today, almost 15 years after that terrible september day, the terrorist threat has evolved and it has done so dramatically. what distinctions the threat today is that it is broader, more diffuse, and less predictable than at any time since 9/11. where we once spoke of hierarchical networks and sleeper cells, much of the threat today is online, distributed across the globe. while we continue to see planning for sophisticated and coor

back in this country, a virginia man pleading guilty of trying to join isis. 28-year-old jo jeff faroukto board a flight. according to court documents he was eager to get to the battlefield, in that he was arrests. i'm uma pep raju. >>> i'm the only candidate with a policy on how to use clean renewable energy as the key into coal country, becausegoing to pr and companies out of business. >> ouch. hillary clinton promising that as president she would put coal miners and companies, and later she said her comments were, quote, a mistake, but john, just this week, the biggest coal miner in the united states announcing it may be going into bankruptcy, so kind of bad timing on her part. no? >> basically she wants to impose 13th century energy ideas on a modern economy. anytime a economy meddles this way, it's going to be a capital repellant and lead to job destruction. let's face it, the size and scope of government itself is a huge company and job deterrent. we need to shrink these guys. >> that is a draconian solution we haven't heard yet, but who knows? this is a wild season. >> i shy she

giant can be forced to hack into iphone, the families of the 14 families in san bernardino killed by farouk his wife have asked apple to open the phones. >>> and during a shooting rampage in february, initially pronounced dead in the hospital is reportedly improving. her condition upgraded from serious to fair. >>> all right. time to get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> hi, danielle. good friday morning to you. the markets are awaiting big economic news of the week. the jobs report out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. expecting another solid month of hiring in february, 200,000 jobs and unemployment at an eight-year low of 4.9% but closely watched by the fed and presidential candidates to gaze whether the economy continues to improve. >>> meanwhile, a movie merger this morning. amc theaters buying carmichael's cinema for about a billion dollars. the latest acquisition of a u.s. company by a chinese firm. >>> and consumers may be getting a taste for chipotle again. a survey by an analyst firm showing negative sentiment from the e. coli scare is fading. willingness to

hearing yesterday, and he says that the fbi's request is specific to san bernardino shooter said farouk'sone. did he acknowledge forcing april toll unlock that phone would set a precedent. >> there are no demonness this debate. the company is not evil, government is not evil, we have a whole lot of good people who see world through difference lenses who care about things, all care about the same things in my view. company's care about public safety, fbi cares about innovation and privacy. we try to stop people from stealing our innovation, our secrets, and hack nothing to our devices. >> apple's top lawyers argued any hacking software provided to the fbi can, and will lead to a broaden coach. on privacy and security. >>> if your home is filled with smart devices they are supposed to make life easy but they can make you an easy target for hackers. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan lets you know how to protect your home. >> reporter: it seems everything these days is connect to the internet, baby monitors, refrigerators with cameras built right into the door, even toys are ti

apple and the federal government are in a fight over unlocking the phone used by syed farouk. >>> louisiana five states to hold a primary in the presidential contests. more primaries in the republican and democratic side will take place by next two. democrats are competing for 156 delegates in four states there. >>> republicans will be courting the conservative pays at the annual cpac conference under way at national harbor. republican supporters will fill a ballroom at the gaylord convention center. donald trump appearance there and will hold a rally in kansas today. mitt romney is calling on someone other than trump to be the nominee. so what do gop voters think about all of this? >> i think they should let the voters decide. i don't think the brokered convention is a good idea. >> i think trump is the source of that mudslinging. i think it will tear our party apart. >> dr. ben carson using the stage on friday to officially end his run for the white house. he is leading a christian voting group. >>> sunday hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off in their next debate in flint, mic

investigators now have access into the cell phone of syed farouk. giants in the industry say others could have gained access. >> if someone has access to the device and they have a limited amount of time and money, they will get to the information on that device. >> there is a way to get into the iphone and that may now make people feel insecure. >>> flint said it was the state that stopped a plan to keep the state's drinking water s with anti-corrosive chemicals once the water started coming from the state's river. the decision allowed lead to seep into the water from aging pipes. people who live in flint are still being told not to drink unfiltered tap water. >>> we have a consumer alert for you this morning. it seems it doesn't matter how much you spend on a car, the price tag is no guarantee of good headlights. that according to a new report out today. reporter susan hogan has the details. >> for the first time ever, the insurance institute for highway safety tested and rated headlights of more than two dozen 2016 mid-size cars. now, the indepen

this would not had worked on any newer phone than farouk had. but there are at least 12 other cases in which the justice department are planning apple to only up various phones. this is just the beginning of this fight. >> let's turn to brussels. could another attack hurt apple's image and privacy? >> this is a strange day to be having this conversation. i'm sure the halls of apple are ringin ringing with this after the attacks this morning. you would think that they would want to back away after what happened in brussels. but there is no case in which anybody has ever been able to show that more data, more decryption of sort of a more open data regime would have gotten out ahead of of an attack like this. there is new information coming out of the paris attacks that shows that those attackers were not using encryption. you'll remember there wa was talk whether they were using e ene encrypted communication. but they were just using regular cell phones. people will be looking at that as they figure out how it was coordinated. >> thank you. the u.

three people involved in the actual ac are in a fight under unlocking that phone, the phone used by faroukhe ability to encrypt your data stored on its new fire tablets. customers were not using the service so they got rid of it. the encryption helps protect user data by scrambling it and only allowing access with a password. >>> a rabies warning. the county animal control has responded to three animals biting people. a man was bitten by raccoon. and a physicals bit a runner running along the trail. they don't know if the animals do have rabies but go to the hospital if you are bitten. >> i have seen both, foxes and raccoons. someone in potomac spotted an eagles limping in the wood. he was hurt and could not fly. she is resting at the owl moon raptor center. it is against the law to disturb bald eagles. so the neighbor did the right thing by calling police. >>> after a series of thefts in one d.c. nation ear, the people who live there are taking matters into their own hands. at least one neighbor in the blooming detail neighborhood started to record package thieves. their packages started

but the father of another victim says that farouk's phone could contain some >>> while in tears on thewitness stand, fox broadcaster erin andrews testified in a case where she sued marriott for making it possible for her to be taped. >> i was screaming. i was naked all over the internet. my dad was, why are you screaming? i'm just like, dad, i'm naked all over the internet. >> michael david barrett was convicted and sent to prison for two and a half years. in a taped deposition, he said he knew how to get to andrews' hotel room by calling the hotel's concierge what he did was turned around the peephole, right? if you are inside a hotel room, you look in the peep home. you can't put that back in the bag, if you know what i mean. >> what's atonnishing you would call the hotel and they tell you, oh, yeah, she's in this room. we'll put you right next door. who does that? >> one tip that i heard when you check into a hotel, you say, your room is suite 22, they write it down. if you are sitting next to me, now you know, maybe i know mr. sal castenada is in room 322. you know. >> is it fictio

department says it might have another way to unlock the cell phone of san bernardino attackerci sayed farouk. >> the government thinks the phone might have important information, but apple has been fighting efforts to unlock it because of privacy concerns. a status report on efforts to unlock the phone is due by april 5th. >>> tonight is local family. a singer-songwriter owen danhoff takes the stage on the battle round of "the voice." >> danno grew up to d.c. and went to gonzaga high school. his dad won a grammy in 1976 for best new artist. as part of the starland vocal band, "afternoon delight." the two have been making music for years and now owen lives in new york making his own way. he says he enjoyed the run on "the voice" but being in the midst of the competition makes hill a little nervous. >> it's terrifying because you know how good everybody is. but all you can really do is try to make yourself proud. push yourself and do the best that you can. and hope that that's enough. >> coming up at 5:00, news4's mark segraves sits down with father and son as they talk about getting past thos

san bernardino we have reports of the neighbors say they saw suspicious that cavity at the home of farouk and the leak, but didn't say anything. that is the second-largest attack since then the button potentially could have been prevented. nicole: sebastian, that brings us to hold another level of political correctness and political correctness and they didn't want to talk about the fact that the people in their neighborhood were suspicioususpiciou s. as you look at what is going on in the airports and we've now had to blast at the airport and a metro near the e.u. and possibly others. 23 are dead now. doesn't hurt and this could be up to five blast. when they're looking for suspicious that cavity, they are looking for care or mistake and people entering very, very busy public areas such as an american airlines departing area. >> yes, absolutely. if you look at the trade manuals of jihads and that is al qaeda's magazine inspired, will there be in a more sophisticated as this magazine someday. they tell you how to serve valid target and how to choose the best soft targets, there's targets,

tech company wants to know how the fbi it was able town lock iphone of san bernardino terrorist said faroukfeds used a third party without any help from apple. apple is a frayed the fbi might have exploited a security flaw that could put customer information at risk. the fbi has hot not shown any interest in helping apple. >>> next time you are thinking of buying a car you might want to pay extra attention to the headlights. the insurance institute of highway safety tested headlights on 31 mid sized cars and then rated their performance for the very first time. the more pricey the car did not necessarily mean better headlights. toyota prius v, has the best score and was the only one to earn a good rating while the bmw three series hall again headlights had the worst score. >> over half of the fatal crashes that occur every year occur at night or dusk or dawn, and helping drivers see the road better at night can help cut into those death and injuries. >> while most headlights need improvement drivers have a key tool to improve visibility that would be high beams but the institute said recent

boost to the company, which is fighting an order to unlock an iphone used by san bernardino gunman faroukdelegates, and i think we'll have a big chunk of delegates. and i think everyone else will be way, way behind. it will be abundantly clear this is a two-man race. >> welcome back to "hardball." ted cruz is fighting for his home state of texas tomorrow. a poll shows 13 points ahead of trump. but far from the 50% threshold he would need to sweep the state's delegates altogether. even if cruz wins big here, the question is, where else can the senator win a victory tomorrow anywhere among the 12 states. is it enough to win your own state? i'm joined by tonight's big texas round table. lisa is a columnist for the "houston chronicle." and a pulitzer prize-winning journalist. thank you all. first of all, you've got to explain something to me. i don't get -- let me put it as temperately as i can -- i don't get cruz. he has a joe mccarty quality. he's obviously smart and a great debater. he says, how did we know he didn't get $200,000 from north korea? and trump who has problems of being a tax

her grandson farouk is a fighter with the islamist rebel group. her family have been killed in the fighting, including two of her three sons. >> translator: they all died on the front line. we raise our heads high for them. god willing, they are in paradise. >> reporter: what would it take for you to leave aleppo? >> translator: it is true there is shelling and russian planes and iranian militias and everyday there is a massacre but it is enough for us to express our religion and our faith as free people, not anyone's puppet. is it enough for us to fight as mujahadin and defend our honor and our women. >> translator: should we leave our country and go to another country? no. this is our country. and we will remain in this until we die. >> reporter: the people clinging on to life here feel the world has abandoned them. leaving them only with god. their existence becomes more precarious with every passing day. but surrender is unthinkable. >> clarissa ward is joining us now from new york. brilliant reporting. very courageous reporting. do the people

fbi finally broke in the locked phone used by said farouk but they are not sharing how they did it. agents are in they are asking federal why to throw out order forcing april toll help fbi to do what it just d apple was so opposed by helping government hack in the phone it will create a back door to all apple devices. no comment yet from apple. we don't know whether the fbi will reveal how they got into that phone. >>> do you want to talk politics. >> yes. >> all right. guns will not aloud at republican national convention in cleveland unless carried by law enforcement. the secret service said it will not permit any firearms past perimeter and in the convention hall because of safety. decision comes as 45,000 pro gun activist signed an on line petition. the agency sites federal law authorizing them to prevent firearms from entering sites that attendees are visiting. >>> getting around philadelphia around the dnc will be a little difficult, do you think? here's the deal, philadelphia taxi drivers and uber black drivers say they bone provide services during three days of the democrati

fbi broke in the locked phone used by said farouk but they are in the saying how they did it. it is not revealed whether they real veal and now that agents are in they are asking federal why to throw out order forcing april toll help fbi do just what it d apple sought order saying helping government hack in the phone would create a back door to all apple devices. apple has not yet commented on this lawsuit. >>> a scare at u.s. capitol complex sends tourist scrambling, take a look, a man pulled out a gun, whole area went on lock down along with the white house. this happened yesterday afternoon. that man has been identified, as 66 year-old larry dawson, of tennessee. >>> he was injured when a capitol police office are fired back. a woman was hurt. police have have in the said how. fortunately her injuries are not serious. the visitors and staff were told to shelter in place. the white house was briefly put on lock down but that was soon lifted. >>> north carolina are sparking a controversy. >> because her belly is growing. she's pregnant. emily watson is nine months pregnant sh

boost to the company, which is fighting an order to unlock an iphone used by san bernardino gunman faroukdetained in north korea since january was shown on state television where he appeared to apologize for an attempted theft. the state department says it's not uncommon for north korea to imprison people on trumped-up charges. >>> a school shooting in ohio left four students wounded. the suspect is in custody. >>> now back to "hardball." >>> i'm confident we're going to have a very good day in texas tomorrow. we have tremendous support here. we have seen texans come together. at the end of tomorrow, donald trump is in all likelihood going to have a big chunk of delegates, and i think we'll have a big chunk of delegates. and i think everyone else will be way, way behind. it will be abundantly clear this is a two-man race. >> welcome back to "hardball." ted cruz is fighting for his home state of texas tomorrow. a poll shows 13 points ahead of trump. but far from the 50% threshold he would need to sweep the state's delegates altogether. even if cruz wins big here, the question is, where els

yesterday, and fbi's request unlock the iphonies specific to the one used by san bernardino shooter said farouknowledged forcing april toll unlock the phone would set a precedent. apple's top lawyers say any hacking software provided to the fbi can and will lead to a broad reach on privacy and security. >>> have you ever wondered about the person behind siri's voice? if so wonder no more. that is her, susan been net, voice of siri on the iphone. she's from atlanta georgia and has done voice work for years but says being the voice of siri is different. >> i'm used to hearing my voice in different places but having it be interactive in the miniature computer and having it be part of the persona was odd, that was strange. >> hear the similar. siri was introduced on apple products in 2011. >>> a teenager can tell you braces are a drag. but so far, we have not heard from any other form of life about what they think about them but we want to show you wesley a six month-old golden retriever whose k-9 were crooked enough to need braces. vet says it wasn't just appearance he could not close his mouth pr

be done, better integrate intelligence efforts here at home the concern is homegrown radicals like faroukby isis to act and may choose now to act out. that remains the most pressing and most immediate threat in the homeland. over the longer term, there is the capability that isis could send people no the united states, intill trait team, execute an attack like in paris and brussels. that's not something that we can afford to be complacent about at all but i think the immediate challenge has to be this homegrown radicalism problem. >> i'm curious to get your thoughts, obviously folks in the u.s. now vigilant. there was some moments of panic in the u.s. today when there whether reports of a suspicious package at atlanta's airport. do you think americans are little bit more vigilant than perhaps people in other countries, like belgium, where the paris attack suspect was walking the streets in plain sight and capable of evading capture for nearly four months? >> i don't know that i can say we're more vigilant here. we have more community cooperation. americans are more likely to see something

it is not successfully accessed the work used by said farouk. here's the thing what is going on. we know that other law enforcement officials want to open another iphones. for example, the manhattan says 175 he would like to unlock him a murderer -- attempted murder and sex abuse cases and the like. the fbi is not saying how they got into the phone, and they basically do they have to tell apple how they did it. that is what is key right now, charles. what we hear from cybersecurity acts versus the white house passed a rule a few years ago after the virus was found to be catastrophic to intranet e-commerce. it is basically stealing passwords. after the virus was discovered, the white house pastoral that they listen, government, if you find a security flaw, and you need to tell silicon valley and tech companies at issues that you found a flaw. whether or not the equity's review to be invoked by apple is key. i will tell you one thing. apple on the press conference calls has indicated it would like to talk to the fbi in court to ask them what the security flaw they discovered and ho

surprising announcement yesterday saying fbi has been researching ways to access information in farouk's encrypted phone and they are getting help from an outside party. government is still looking in the outside party's method will work. they have asked for the hearing to be delayed. apple has refused to create software that would help government unlocation terrorist phones, citing privacy concerns for anyone with an iphone. >>> 7:15, we will get to sue for a check of the weather. >> yeah, we will start off with weather headlines this morning, including temperatures on the rebound after a very cold day yesterday and that early morning snow, look at the picture outside, just plenty of sunshine, but by middle of the week, we have that 70's show. good friday showers and keep us updated on is what going on, there is my twitter handle fox 29 sue serio at fox 29. temperatures in the 20's and 30's, even with all that sunshine and 30's this morning. we are heading to the high in the mid 50's today 567895 degrees. tomorrow and thursday up into the 07's so you can ditch winter coat at least for a

her grandson farouk is a fighter with the islamist rebel group al ra asham.en killed in the fighting, including two of her three sons. >> translator: they all died on the front line. we raise our heads high for them. god willing, they are in paradise. >> reporter: what would it take for you to leave aleppo? >> translator: it is true there is shelling and russian planes and iranian militias and every day there is a massacre, but it is enough for us to express our religion and our faith as free people, not anyone's puppet. is it enough for us to fight as mujahadin and defend our honor and our women. >> translator: should we leave our country and go to another country? no. this is our country. and we will remain in this until we die. >> reporter: the people clinging on to life here feel the world has abandoned them, leaving them only with god. their existence becomes more precarious with every passing day, but surrender is unthinkable. >> clarissa is with me now. we saw the shot a minute ago of those children. what is it like for them there? >> it's actually dif

sayeed farouk's iphone and whether the government should be allowed to have access to that. here is what the department of justice wrote, saying apple attacked the all wits act as archaic, the politic order leading to a police state and the fbi's investigation shoddy while ex tolling itself as the primary guardian of americans' privacy. apple fired back and said in 30 years of practice, i don't think i've ever seen a legal brief that was more intended to mere the other side with fall accusations and innuendo and less intended to focus on the real merits of the case. apple said it was deeply offensive, it was xheening and essentially the government is calling us liers. so this is getting very personal between apple and the u.s. government. we're head to go a march 22nd hearing in front of a magistrate judge. there we should see both sides in court arguing out these same courses they're taking on basement now. >> and if you have -- if the house doesn't pass this bill and then a judge decides that actually he's going to do what the house wouldn't, it becomes complicated. >> yea

of justice refuse to tell apple to exactly help to unlock the iphone privacy used by shooter said farouk tech companies celebrated assisting the fbi but neither apple nor doj have confirmed that. security team is that apple is always in transition. "the new york times" reports a manager in charge of handling this government data extraction request has departed the team to work elsewhere in that apple is according to anonymous sources. apple has not immediately reply to a request for comment on that. we know apple is sticking to its plan same this week we will continue to increase security of our products as the threats and attacks on data become more frequent and more sophisticated. meanwhile, watch in thecompany that stock is actually sort of the report emerged that the justice department received potentially. stock is up 13% since his stroke in february. the stock hit its high for the year moving in step with the dow and s&p yesterday. moving up one and 2%. maria: do you connect those dots? do you think that stocks are up because of the story? it's up 13%. >> it was an overhang on the

about this -- the fbi managed to break into the iphone belonging to san bernardino terrorist sayid farouk without the help of apple. the lawsuit was filed against the tech giant when apple refused to help citing privacy concerns. tim cook reiterates the company's stance is the same, "apple believes deeply that people in the united states and around the world deserve data protection, security and privacy. sacrificing one for the other only puts people and countries at greater risk." >>> a manhunt reignited for the suspected accomplice two of suicide bombers at the brussels airport. after officials freed a man that they thought was that man in white, as he's become known. seen on the surveillance video here. faycal cheffou. he was released on lack of evidence. >>> and chaos in the heart of washington. police forced to open fire on a man they say pulled a weapon inside the capitol, placing the entire building on lockdown and putting it into a state of panic. [ mussel awffled audio ] >> layer dawson, once disrupted a meeting by shouting bible verses from the gallery. officers say he pointed a

. >> host: it's not farouk's private phone. does that make a difference? >> guest: at the warrant at the warranting cryptic code. it would mean the government have the option to turn it over to the fbi without a warrant and that the government wouldn't even -- need in order in order to access the content of the phone. but of course it is encrypted so in practice it does difference. whether or not the government says san bernardino county wants apple to open it they still need a --. >> host: time for one more call. adrian and suffolk virginia. where do you come down on this issue adrian? >> caller: i think apple should open the phone. >> host: why is that? >> caller: 14 people were killed and it seems like the shooter was connected to a terrorist group and i think the fbi needs all the help they can get to solve the crime. i think this case right here in terms of crime solving is more danced coming out with a new type of technology. i think that's just the future. >> adria and what about another case? what if this weren't a terrorist case? what if this were