family of murdered british soldier lee rigby.slaughtered by islamic extremists on streets of england in 2013. uncle of lee rigby is coming out saying that apple has no sympathy for terrorists. if that is true why is he block being fbi access to the iphone that could stop further attacks. he is saying, you know, apple has the moral duty to adhere and basically to protect terrorists, protect individuals before protecting terrorists that should be the issue. at the forefront here, he is saying i would hate to see on the streets of london another lee rigby murdered or another paris-tile attack. he is also saying issues a warrant to search somebody's house why can't they issue a warrant to search somebody's iphone. talking about warrant-proof products. doesn't think it's a good idea, david. david: this will be a huge legal battle. this may even go to the supreme court. it is important who defends each side. you're betting inside scoop who apple might hire? reporter: yeah we're talking to people close to the matter and there are two la

>> it's lee rigby's family. by islamic extremists in 2013 on the streets of -- stuart: he was beheaded. >> that's right. he was a member of the regiment there. the uncle is coming out saying, quote: i would hate to see on the streets of london another murder like happened to lee rigby. i hate to see another attack like happened in paris. how long -- how many victims of crime are not getting justice because of apple's stance? he also says if the court issues a warrant to search someone's house, you would allow them in, so why is apple not letting them into a smartphone? stuart: captured the argument quite well will. >> yes, he has. stuart: injecting a victim's personal note into a very big legal question. >> yep. stuart: all right. look at yahoo!, please. that company is shutting down a large swatch of its digital magazine area. it's also closing its office in burbank. the stock is actually up, what, 57 cents, maybe 2%. now, when marissa mayer, the ceo, when eventually she walks away, she will be taking with her

. >> if you take, for example, one of the two murderers of the soldier which took place, lee rigby, he put his aims on facebook, saying what he intended to do. i understand that facebook had not been aware of what occurred. however, the intelligence and security committee here then discovered that facebook had previously shut down this person's account. obviously very rightly so. but failed to relay such concerns for the security service. would that be right, mr. milner? >> the committee did not name any company. i'm unable to talk about individual cases as i hope you'd understand. but i can reassure you that when our company comes across information which there is an immediate threat to life, we provide that to the authorities. and any request associated with terrorists or would-be terrorists we take extremely seriously. we have an expert team that deal with those cases. >> the person was sentenced yesterday. the female who had gone with a young child to syria, then returned. during the course of the proceedings in court and also the judge's summing up, when the person had been found