the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ... cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. // apple shareholders are standing by their ceo--saying it is unconstitutional to compel the company to create software that doesn't exist -- cohn "we think that the fbi's attempt to force apple to attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety and trust of our devices "> today on capitol hill, apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary committee... apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers-- rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands." but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to apple's claims that

the san bernadino shooters. director comey: we are asking apple take the vicious dog guard -- guard dogs away. and let us pick the lock. sewall will testify later this afternoon. apple has called the government's request to create specialized software to unlock the phone "dangerous." more than a dozen states and territories will hold primaries and caucuses on this super tuesday. polls indicate donald trump will contests.f the the big fight is for second place between marco rubio and ted cruz. bernie sanders is hoping to win against hillary clinton in massachusetts. mrs. clinton is heavily favored in the southern states that are holding primaries. join us for a two-hour edition " forith all due respect special coverage. a new york state appeals court reinstated a fraud claimed filed against donald trump. eric schneider them -- action schneidermanic sued trump university. it misled students, according to the attorney general, by saying that they would get valuable real estate experience. by the time their rush hol

. >> plus the fbi admits if they didn't make a crucial mistake early on in the san bernadino killingsdn't have had to take apple to court. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look here sky6 looking over temple university and you can see raindrops there on the lens and once we get done with that dave murphy telling us winds will be an issue this afternoon. >> wet out there. good morning, everybody. we're taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge. you see that westbound traffic coming into the city. the roads are wet and in some spots that rain still coming down especially philadelphia and areas east but lots of ponding and puddling on the roadways so watch you're not doing some hydroplaning. it's raining in new jersey. this is 42. >>> that's northbound traffic here at creek road and the rain is coming down, a lot of water on the roadways. slow it down.

he is correct, there is is both an individual instance we're dealing with, with a phone with a san bernadino terrace, there is a larger question whether these companies should be able to mass-market technology that is intentionally designed to frustrate the legal process. >> to be clear, it's not intentionally to frustrate the law-enforcement. it's intentionally intentionally designed to be safe and secure for users. your phone is the most personal information about you. it's all contained in their weather at your bank access, pin numbers, personal personal information about you, all your e-mails, they are designing it to be safe. to be impenetrable not from law-enforcement but from everyone so that we say stay secure in our digital world. >> is this different than looking at someone's e-mails going to jordan, say? >> that indicates a different set of laws perhaps. i do think it's a different angle on the policy debate. one that is a valuable policy debate. i think it's important to note that these companies were, and did work with police for years. to say this is not intentionally designed

the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in the us... but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ... cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. // apple shareholders are standing by their ceo--saying it is unconstitutional to compel the company to create software that doesn't exist -- cohn "we think that the fbi's attempt to force apple to attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary committee... apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers-- rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands." but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to apple's claims that create new software to compromise the ph

after the security of millions of americans...the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in the us...but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ...cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. //apple shareholders are standing by their ceo--saying it is unconstitutional to compel the company to create software that doesn't exist --cohn "we think that the fbi's attempt to force apple to attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety and trust of our devices ">today on capitol hill, apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary committee...apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers--rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to a

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. >> the fbi admits it made a big mistake while investigating the san bernadino shooting case.. >> rain is moving away toward the east and new jersey still seeing some of that but we're starting to dry out. it's mild but i am dressing the kids fairly warmly because temperatures are going to start dropping over the next hour or so and it might get cooler on the bus stop than it is right now. i'll be back with your day planner forecast and a look at radar. >> ♪ so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >> wednesday, getting through our week right now. looking pretty good but it's wet out there. let's show you what these roads look like. live on 95 at broad street. lots of puddles you'll be driving through but those winds are going to help dry out the roads at least. mass transit is looking pretty good this morning wit

in wake of the san bernadino and paris terror attacks, the race turned its focus sharply to national security and carson struggled to answer even basic questions about american allies. and in debates, we never saw a feisty side. trump continues to fend off attacks from other republican rivals, momentum. we'll have a breakdown of tonight's debate on 10 news at 11:00. developing this morning.. an i-t employee with the state department who helped hillary clinton set up her private email has been granted immunity. the f-b-i has been investigating clinton over classified emails on her personal server. bryan pagliano was hired privately to help set up her email before he was hired by the state department. the f-b-i said he had cooperated with the investigation. after spending nearly a year in space.. astronaut scott kelly is back on u-s soil this morning. he landed at about 2:30 this morning in houston where he was greeted by nasa officials and family members. kelly said it was a team effort that successful. kelly's 340 days in space is the most of any u-s astronaut. one obvious change for

we are asking them to provide a way to remove a password blocker from the san bernadino phone so thenment can try to obtain access to that phone as we feel it is our obligation to do. we do not want to retain or possess anything they may create in order to help us with that. it would remain with apple. with respect to the new york case as i mentioned, where asking apple to comply with the court order as it has done hundreds of times before on the older model phones in which encryption is not the issue at all. >> senator lee. >> thank you. madame attorney general, i have read read something the other day were immigration judge status, said that three-year-old children can be taught immigration law and represent themselves in court without a lawyer. i seemed at first it was a misprint and then i actually said it. i have been on this committee for decades, a lawyer for decades, i have never heard such a stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid thing from a judge or anybody else. the immigration laws are complex enough anyway but to say a 3-year-old child can represent themselves and learn

san bernadino's police chief says all of the evidence points to two attackers, but a third assailant isn't being ruled out. apple was ordered to open the pass word protected phone, but they refused citing a security risk for customers. and an autopsy report said bobbi kristina brown had a variety of drugs in her system. despite the findings the medical examiner could not determine if it was a homicide, suicide or merely an accident. 234* january of last year the 22-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown was found face down in her bathtub. she spent six months in a coma before dying last july. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >>> okay, and now it is time for -- >> organic food market whole foods is getting hammered on social media for selling pre peeled oranges in plastic containers. the fuss over fruit started on thursday after they tweeted this picture and snarked, if only nature could find a way to cover these oranges so we didn't feed to waste so much plastic on them. her tweet went viral and

. >> fedz speaking out what they think is on the san bernadino dead suspect's phone. >> there's no reason when you can to go to the movies -- >> the justice department says there is probably cause that a locked iphone used by one of the san bernadino killers contains evidence of that eventual attack. the feds say the government and the community need access to that phone. they say apple must comply with a court order to make the device available. their case. the white house is working to help families with chirp. they are teaming up with jest.com to make diapers more affordable. jets.com. and would you pay $50 to watch a new movie at home? the co-founder of in as star shawn parker is reportedly backing a start up called cleaning room. it would allow customers that are -- customers would have to purchase a special box, that would cost you there are 150 and you could rent movies for $50 each and you'd have 48 hours to watch it. that still seems like a whole lot of money to me. >> you'd have to have a whole lot of people in your group. >> how many people can you pack in your living room? >>

. >> look at san bernadino. the neighbors of the san bernadino attacker said i felt a little suspicious about what was going on, and i didn't say anything because i didn't want to be called a racist. we have to change the see something, say something. now if you see something and say something you are called a racist. i think new york city has gone completely that way. de blasio is messaging to people , you can't say anything unless you see the guy making a bomb and boarding a plane. now if you are suspicious in anyway, you're called anti-immigrant and i think that is really dangerous. >> they keep saying we have muslims in the police force. yeah, the muslims in the police force -- >> after 9/11, the fbi and the nypd blue -- nypd. that was a great show. great show, great show, they treated us like we treated the mob and gang investigations. they photographed everybody going in and out of mosques and they did all of those things like they did in social clubs in little italy and it worked. >> and when they find th

the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in the us... but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ... cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the // standing by their ceo--saying it is compel the company to create software that cohn "we think that the fbi's attempt to force apple to attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety and trust of our devices "> today on capitol hill, apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers-- rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands." but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to apple's claims that forcing the company to create new software to compromise the security of any one phone could

. >> why is apple taking the stand, what exactly is at stake in the san bernadino case? >> this is not about the san bernadino case, this is about the safety and security of every iphone that has been used today. i like to address one thing that director call me raised. there is no distinction between a 5c in this context. the tool that we are being asked to create will work on any iphone that is in use today. it is extensible, it is,, the principles are the same, the notion that this is somehow only about opening on locked or there's some category of blocks that cannot be opened with the tool that they're asking us to create is a misnomer. it's something we need to clarify. >> thank you for your response. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. >> thank you very much. i think you know have been one of privacy hawks on this committee. the whole debate over the usa freedom act was whether the nsa should go to court and get some type of order or warrants specifically naming the person or persons whose data is requested. here, the fbi has done that. in your pr

the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in the us... but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ... cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. apple shareholders are standing by their ceo--saying it is unconstitutional to compel the company to create software that doesn't exist -- cohn "we think that attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety and trust of our devices "> today on capitol hill, apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary committee... apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers-- rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands." but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to apple's claims that forcing the company to creat

that ruling adds legal precedent that backs apple's refusal of the fbi's request in that san bernadino case. the fbi says unlock the phone could help them track down terrorists here in the u.s. butpple says writing code to unlock that one iphone could promptize the security of millions of users. >>> coming up a school students and this morning we are hearing the frantic 911 phone call made to get help. >>> lyft driver taking a ride, all of it caught on camera. >>> details on the creepy find on one abandoned yacht. >>> and broward drivers pay attention. you're going to run into this, a hit and run crash here, police on the scene along with fire rescue that just arrived a few minutes ago. it's going to be a slow commute for anyone on the eye in broward. >>> we are waking up to microsoftly clear skies. will rain be an issue in your forecast for this tuesday? coming up. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candi

we turn to the ongoing battle between apple and the fbi, fight over access to the phone of the san bernadinocontinues and the two sides will meet in federal court next week. time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook. nancy gibbs is with us and i'm pleased to have her here. this is the cover of the time magazine talking about his fight with the fbi and why he won't back down. let me start with the obvious,

that new york decision will not san bernadino shooters; however, both cases hinge on the same colonial era law. right now. new trouble for the anthem of the seas cruise ship. the second time in a month, extreme weather is cutting its trip short and this time passengers on board are battling a snoro virus united break. >>> he is at the high of the point of any american and probably longing for a home as well. nasa astronaut scot kelly is prepared to come home in earth orbit today. he spent nearly a year in space on the international space station. when he does touch down on earth, he will be flown to houston and he will undergo physical and specific tists to so -- tests to see how he did after a year's gurney in space. >> awesome. >> and the pictures have been amazing. he's supplied them for all of us here to see. know, and can be negative. >> yes. >> and this is one of the cases where it's positive. >> and all of us together on this one spinning sphere hanging in space. >> third rock from the sun, right? >> and yes. >> and what is going on now, we're tracking rain first, heon and we're

tomorrow.an f-b-i request for apple to unlock the i-phone of san bernadino shooter syed farook is at issue.apple says to do so it would need to create new software that could jeopardize the security of any i-phone.the f-b-i says there's no other way to learn whether the phone holds information about the december massacre. your nine first warning recognizable robbers... local gas station clerks band together to stop these crooks in their tracks.and smart phone sales are down... (sot) "after the second or third one it's just the same thing with a new wrapper." but that means good news for you... john matarese is on your side with the smaller iphone you can finally afford... (sot) "i think it makes sense for a lot of kids... younger teens and stuff like that."you're you're watching 9 on your side at 5:30. a big announcement from apple today about new iphones....as they try to get you to upgrade with a new cheaper phone. consumer reporter john matarese has all the details. but first, why you need to update your kindle tablet....immediately! john? tanya....we're always being told we have

we turn to the ongoing battle between apple and the fbi, fight over access to the phone of the san bernadinonues and the two sides will meet in federal court next week. time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook. here to talk about that is nancy gibbs, and i am pleased to have her here. of "time," cover

justice department fighting the demand that the company unlock the encrypted iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters. >>> hulk hogan could get more money when a florida jury goes back to court today. >>> this is mobile 6. hello, john, looks like things are going smoothly on i-95 southbound in chester. "action news" continues in just a moment. grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. from a new orleans' hospital, he overpowered a deputy yesterday. battle tried to get into someone's car, but another police officer caught him before he could getaway. nobody was injured during the incident. battle was undergoing treatment because he had ingested heroin. >>> a florida jury goes back to court to consider

hold...the government has ordered the tech company to break into an i-phone used by one of the san bernadino shooters. but now there's word that an outside party could get into the phone..we don't know who it is.. but it would discount the argument that only apple can get into the phone. now the hearing is rescheduled for next month. 3 turning to campaign 2016 ... today voters in idaho, arizona and utah will cast ballots in the presidential election. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton looks to extend her delegate lead, while donald down. don champion is on the campaign trail. 3 -nats-voting in the west today could further lay the landscape for the republican presidential racemonday gop front-runner donald trump focused on foreign policy during a trip to washington where he suggested the u-s should rethink its involvement in nato.a sentiment he continued on cnn last night. (sot cnn blitzer interview donald trump/r- presidential candidate) "we're paying disproportionately, it's too much, and frankly, it's a different world than it was when we originally conceived of the idea and everybody

apple is in the middle of a privacy fight with the fbi over the refusal to hack into one of the san bernadino shooters ' gee. >> i phones. >>> and no more head jacks, bye- bye camera bump. apple is leaking new details about the new iphone 7. the phone scheduled to be unveiled than the iphone 6-s and this is what won't change much with the design feature. it will have two speakers and will require wireless headphones like beats, which, by the way s now owned by apple. >> and i don't like those changes. i don't know if i agree with that either. >> no. >> and this is a live look now. we have snow falling in north homestead. pretty light and fluffy. still, it's coming down and get to the radar to see who else is seeing snow this morning. in burton-geauga under key, and that is showing where it's lighter and falling down similar to the imak you saw and this is a look now. heavier into millersburg and deeper purple is there and in terms of accumulation between yesterday and today, we're looking at one to three inches in total and this is a look at the future cast and this is what is going to happen

. >>> fbi say they have heightened need to get into the phone used by the san bernadino shooters during a shooting spree. apple must comply with the court order to make the device available. apple is fighting the order to get the tech company to help the fbi opening the phone. >>> flyers are in tampa tonight within two points of a wild card spot. >>> eagles assigned up chase daniels with a reported $21 million. he played for coach doug peterson. the eagles lost a free agent yesterday, frederick thorn ton signed a four year deal with the cowboys. >>> the white house has a new plan to help make diapers more affordable for low income families. david. >> reporter: all right, guys, take a look at the kids we're putting them in jackets this morning, because it's breezy and cooler than the last couple of days. we'll keep them not exactly bundled up, but with the jacket this afternoon with the temperatures in the 60s. we'll have the day planner forecast and i will get you to the airport next. ♪ the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packe

the victims and families of the san bernadino attack have our deepest some of the. strongly agree that justice should be served and apple has no sympathy for terrorists. we have the utmost respect to law-enforcement and share their goals of creating a safer world. we have a team of dedicated professionals that are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to assist law-enforcement. when the fbi came to us in the immediate aftermath of the san bernadino attack, we gave them all the information we had related to their investigation. we went beyond that by making apple engineers available to advise the fbi on a number of infested gate of alternatives. we find ourselves in external circumstances. the fbi has asked the court to order us to give them something that we do not have. to. to create an operating system that does not exist. the reason it doesn't exist is because it would be too dangerous. they are asking for a backdoor into the iphone. specifically to provide a software software tool to break the encryption tool on every iphone. as we have told

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 coordinated attacks, such as those in paris, terrorism today is increasingly defined by small cells or loa

james comey/fbi director: "this case in san bernadino anything other than doing a competent investigation." but he acknowledged forcing apple to unlock the phone would set a precedent. apple's top lawyer argued any hacking software it provides the fbi can and will lead to a broad encroachment on privacy and security. bruce sewell/apple attorney: "weakening encryption will only hurt consumers and well-meaning apple to protect their personal information." yesterday a judge in new york ruled the f-b-i cannot force apple to unlock an iphone used in a drug case. that ruling could have implications in the san bernardino dispute. looking around the nation... president obama today sat down with key senate republican leaders to discuss the high- stakes vacancy on the supreme court bench. reporter: sir is anyone going to listen: pres. obama: thank you everybody. the president refused to answer questions from reporters during the meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and chair of the senate judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley... along with senate minority leader harry reid and

request for apple to unlock the phone of san bernadino footer syed farook. they would have to create new software that could jeopardize the security of any iphone. just before today aide product launch in california apple's c.e.o. tim cook had this to say about the debate. >> we do not expect to be in this position and at odds with our own government. have a responsibility to help you protect your data and protect your privacy. >> the f.b.i. says there's no other way to learn whether the phone there's information about the massacre that killed 14 and hurt dozens more. >>> new, cherryville police are looking for three men accused of stealing from ace hardware. you can see two of the men. one wearing the white tank top. and they are accused of stealing a cooler and other products. the man in the nikki shirt is holding a small cup. if you have information please call officers. >> right now, a parade to honor the 2016 state basketball champions jm robinson high school. the city of concorde is hosting this parade. this is live from sky3. right through the trees a

right now, agents are 13 iphones across the country, including a phone belonging to one of the san bernadino shooters. >>> the wife of accused kalamazoo killer jason dalton claims she doesn't see signs of trouble before the rampage. an attorney for carol dalton tells the detroit free press they were not having financial problems and they were not separated at the time. and she filed for divorce last week after charged with murdering six people and attempting to murder two others in a random shooting spree. you have an update on another mass shooting. the man who opened fire on a planned parenthood clinic is talking. >> robert deer, jackie, called a colorado tv station to explain why he called him in november. he called the three people killed casualties and talked about his hero, paul hill, who killed an abortion doctor and that doctor's body guard. he called himself a christian on a mission to save babies. >> i actually did something to try and stop the abortion. -- to save lives and that is a different story than murdering people that are innocent. i did it to save lives. >> an update on r

wants apple to break into the phone of one of the san bernadino shooters. apple refused. a federal judge in new york says the government does not have the authority to force apple to give the f.b.i. access to the locked the ruling could influence the terrorist attack case. >> president obama today sat down with key senate republican leaders to discuss the high stakes vacancy on the supreme court bench. republicans vowed to block any nominee. wbtv anchor maureen o'boyle has the latest first at 4:00. >> president obama met for the first time with senate republican leaders since the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. reporters questions went unanswered. >> there was not much said. >> antonin scalia's death leaves the high court flight 4-4, meaning the replacement will tip the balance either way with so much at stake republicans want to run out the clock on president obama's term refusing to consider any nominees he selects. >> i will tell you if the shoe were on the other foot do any of you think the democratic majority would be confirming a republican president'

look at what happened in san bernadino. there street realities that there are dangers around. i don't want to scare anybody. i don't think you have to be. terrorist are far less than the odds of an injury in the course of daily life, whether it's an accident in an automobile or home or elsewhere. people do not have to live in fear. but it doesn't mean should you be oblivious to your surroundings. plenty of ways to have good vacation. i would not tell any member of my family don't travel to europe or elsewhere, but i would say, do so with an awareness of what you're choosing to do, what activity you undertake and where you are. >> dickerson: you've been working with the russians on a cessation of violence in syria, how long until assad is out of power which is u.s. goal? >> i can't tell you that, if assad is not going to move to the side and go to the transition that iran and russia and all the other nations in the international security group have called for and supported. if he doesn't do that, there will not be peace in sear california it is not discretionary choice that we'

tonight apple says it should have never been ordered to hack into an iphone belonging to the san bernadino shooter, but admits the discussion that followed was an important one. today the department of justice said it doesn't need apple's help getting into that phone. a third party helped investigators unlock it without compromising the data. this ends an on going legal battle for now. they say the case raised issues that deserve a national conversation about our civil liberties and our collective security and privacy. >>> price per pound. that's what done jaw nuss -- dungeness crab fishermen are hoping to here. they were at the hyde street pier where the crab looks meaty. a high level of potentially deadly algae delayed the season by four months and now it is below dangerous levels. >> that's good news. food lovers and fesher men have had a tough time. >>> let's talk about this weird weather. >> is it sticking around tomorrow 1234 drew has the answer. >> live doppler 7hd was busy tracking the spring showers earlier this afternoon. you notice we a quiet and precipitation free this evening.

government was trying to force apple to unlock the iphone used by faruk, one of the shooters in the san bernadino attack. in a document filed in court, the government now says an outside party demonstrated to the fbi a way to possibly unlock the phone themselves. apple says it is too soon to declare victory is a thssue could go back to the courts if a third party method fails. the momentum is clearly in apple's favor. >> this put the government in a very difficult position to be fighting all of the leading silicon valley technology companies and a lot of privacy advocates. >> did >> the department of justice must test it, but they are optimistic. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> apple released new versions of several is products during a presentation at company headquarters in cupertino. the big uh mourns mnt, a smaller iphone. the iphone se is smaller than the original version, but will have the features of the newer iphone 6s. apple received a lot of requests for users with smaller screens after all of the pressure to make them bigger. now they are moving for some models in the other direction. former

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tonight apple says it should have never been ordered to hack into an iphone belonging to the san bernadino shooter, but admits the discussion that followed was an important one. today the department of justice said it doesn't need apple's help getting into that phone. a third party helped investigators unlock it without compromising the data. this ends an on going legal battle for now. they say the case raised issues that deserve a national conversation about our civil liberties and our collective security and privacy. >>> price per pound. that's what done jaw nuss -- dungeness crab fishermen are hoping to here. they were at the hyde street pier where the crab looks meaty. a high level of potentially deadly algae delayed the season by four months and now it is below dangerous levels. >> that's good news. food lovers and fesher men have had a tough time. >>> let's talk about this weird weather. >> is it sticking around tomorrow 1234 drew has the answer. >> live doppler 7hd was busy tracking the spring showers earlier this afternoon. you notice we are quiet and precipitation free this evenin

the fbi may have found a way to unlock one of the san bernadino shooter's encrypted phone. the feds have asked to delay tomorrow's hearing. they said an outside party has come forward and shown the fbi a possible method for unlocking the phone. the fbi took apple to court asking the tech giant help access the phone. 14 people died in the terrorist attack. >> denise: nitrogen exposure in the death of a man at a kenny ray, junior worked at the plant as a fire technician. he was only 32 years old. now police say he was inspecting the fire distinguishers at the plant when he died. osha suspects nitro scween -- nitrogen exposure. the fire department only de ect ited 4% oxygen in the area where he was found. >> most of the presidential hopefuls addressed the american israel public affairs committee conference today. but the only jewish candidate, bernie sanders, skipped the conference to campaign out west. voters in arizona, idaho and utah are holding primaries tomorrow. dan is joining us with a look at the latest polls. dan? >> dan: it is interesting to look at the polling numbe

legal action to force apple to help it cracked into the iphone of the gun men involved in the san bernadino mass shooting. it turns out the fbi did not need apple's help. you can read about it in the new york times. it has put apple in a tricky situation. apple has a vested interest in protecting the security and privacy of its customers. now that the f ei has shown it can crack into iphones, can they do it again? the new york times says the new apple challenge is to learn how the fbi cracked into the phone and try to fix the flaw. >> the whole thing is quite mysterious but it seems the fbi did call in a third-party to help. >> rumors are flying. there is interesting article in the daily beast. did the fbi unleash a hacker army on apple? it quotes the director of the who says lotsey, of folks have come to us with potential ideas as to how to crack into the phone. the report that the knight in shining armor the fbi might have been an israeli company named celebrate. just last week, celebrate signed a more than $15 million contract with the fbi. the other detail is that one of celebrates othe

government was trying to force apple to unlock the iphone used by faruk, one of the shooters in the san bernadino attack. in a document filed in court, the government now says an outside party demonstrated to the fbi a way to possibly unlock the phone themselves. apple says it is too soon to declare victory is a the issue could go back to the courts if a third party method fails. the momentum is clearly in apple's favor. >> this put the government in a very difficult position to be fighting all of the leading silicon valley technology companies and a lot of privacy advocates. >> did >> the department of justice must test it but they are optimistic. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> apple released new versions of several is products during a presentation at company headquarters in cupertino. the big uh mourns mnt a smaller iphone. the iphone se is smaller than the original version, but will have the features of the newer iphone 6s. apple received a lot of requests for users with smaller screens after all of the pressure to make them bigger. now they are moving for some models in the other direction. forme

the phone belonging to one of the san bernadino gunman, had been at the center of a legal fight betweenrnment and judge's order to help the fbi crack the phone. this week, the fbi revealed that it successfully hacked into the phone, and dropped the case. federal officials have not said how they beat the security feature. an equipment malfunction shuts down one of the district's most popular tourist attractions. the washington monument was shut down after the elevator got stuck! police say about 19 people were trapped in the elevator and 23 more were trapped on the observation deck. fire and rescue crews were able to get everyone out and down to safety. but there is still no word on when the monument will reopen. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking news in the district.. a overnight fire leaves one man dead.. now investigators are looking for answers. the details.. coming up. presidential candidates weigh in as a top trump aide is arrested for assault. and republican candidates are backing off a previu we'll tell you why.. coming up. good morning washington. today: sunny and

tomorrow apple will be in court over the demand it unlock an i phone connected to the san bernadino shooting. >>> the fbi and federal safety regulators warn that high-tech connected cars are increasingly issued a public service announcement siting demonstrations where researchers took control of car function like braking and steering by remote control. the fbi says drivers should keep vehicles software up to date. >>> as president obama continues his historical visit to cuba today, hotels and resorts announced it will be the first american company to operate a hotel on the island. starwood owners of the west -- sheraton and -- it is exciting people here are going to be booking rooms like crazy. >> no doubt, i'm sure. >> so pal mccartny has begun reclaiming -- paul mccartny. >> i remember this controversial back in 1985, michael jackson outbid him for the rights but because of a u.s. copyright law, song before writers, 56 years after their initial release. the first songs will be reclaimable starting in 2018. walter. >>> we will see how that all plays out. thank you for that. we will see you

politics of race perfectly, from his early decision to run hard right on immigration, to post-san bernadino stance, and he's won in almost every region of the country against all demographic groups, and best of all it appears his competitors, marco rubio, will continue to draw his 20 percent or so, ted cruz will draw his 20 percent or so, and john kasich hang in way for trump to harvest the winner take all primaries that begin on march 15th, and that should be all she wrote. clinton? >> >. well, look, sanders, let's give him props here. he's been written off before, and with $30 million in fresh cash i don't see him dropping out soon, but i would ask where exactly is he going to beat hillary clinton next? this saturday at louisiana and kentucky, no. next tuesday in michigan? maybe. march 15th in florida, let's face it, his insurgent is smothered by clinton. people are setting aside misgivings about her and valuing her strengths over his, and devaluing her weaknesses, and now the possibility of trump will spur some democrats to want to wrap this up as quickly as possible, and close ranks. >>

there's been incidents in san bernadino with the shooting there . sandy hook. so, you know, it's just -- you just can't take any chances. but, that being said, we are going to take another live look at what's going on in columbus right now at the airport where the donald -- there he is -- there's no question that's his plane. >> laura: definitely his. can see that bird flying high in the sky. i'm expecting to see the door open up any time. you know all those people are because i believe he was set to speak at noon. schedule. of course he is up here in ohio talking to voters, stumping for votes today super tuesday, not here in ohio, but we will hear from him likely coming up very, very shortly. >> "q": yeah, and listen, hundreds of people are there hoping to catch a glimpse and hear this man speak. he's captivated -- >> laura: oh, there we go. >> "q": look at that. he's captivated -- >> laura: thousands of people. country. he is the leading candidate now. when it comes to appointing the next republican nominee for president and, he's leading our governor, govern

s request to unlock the san bernadino shooter's iphone. and, how it could affect you. that's next. >> samantha: and what have you got going on this weekend? maybe you are looking to get away. how about a trip up to peak and peak? it will be a wonderful weekend there. they have seven lifts open, 25 trails, lots of snow to play in. oh, it's going to be so much fun. we have a warming trend on the way at home. we will talk about it when we '90s. >> laura: we want to take you live right now to the press conference where captain andrew naiman of the lapd is speaking about the o.j. simpson knife found that we were just speaking about. >> he was working a moving job, which a lot of our officers do on an off-duty basis, as well as our retired officers. so i do not know whether he was retired at the time that he allegedly received this item from the person who claimed they found it on the property, or, whether he was still, in fact, an lapd officer and then retired sometime after that. so we are looking into that. the bottom line is that, with all cases that remain open such mur

outside party" has a way to break into the i- phone used by one of the attackers in last year's san bernadino shootings.. they still have to test it to see if it will work.. but they claim it's promising. either way.. apple ceo tim cook doubled down on his stance.. 3 "we need to decide as a nation how much power the government over our privacy." last month, a federal judge issued a court order requesting that apple create special software that would unlock the phone. the hearing that was supposed to be today has been rescheduled for next month. as for the "outside party" who can allegedly crack into the phone.. the government won't say who it is. 3 the mood wasn't all celebratory during president obama's first full day in cuba. things became tense during a joint news conference with cuban president raul castro yesterday.castro rarely takes questions from reporters in a country where the media is tightly controlled.he bristled when an american journalist asked why cuba detains political prisoners.on sunday, more than two dozen political protesters were arrested. president obama plans to meet w

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. >> a judge delayed today's scheduled hearing over the san bernadino's locked iphone.he fbi says an unnamed outside party has demonstrate add method to unlock the phone without apple's help. apple says it's too earl to declare victory in this case because if this hack doesn't work the government may come back to them in april demanding assistance. >> time now to talk about your accuweather. little chilly yesterday but just hang on, warmer days are ahead. >> yeah, better this afternoon and a lot better tomorrow. storm tracker6 live double scan right now tam and nydia shows us that we're dry as we take a look outside, we have sky6 and we are looking at clear skies overhead and the promise of plenty of sunshine coming later on this morning. lined up with a fair amount of sunshine this afternoon, too. you will need a coat heading out the door. for the second straight morning in the 30's, 35 degrees currently. winds are light though out of the west at just 8 miles per hour and your temperatures across the region below freezing in automobile can of spots like allentown and r