the fbi is demanding apple help break into sayed farook's phone and cook is refusing. the ceo e-mailed his staff saying this case is about more than a single phone. it goes on to say it does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that government is meant to protect. the fib 'director said the demand is about giving the victims justice and providing a thorough investigation into the shooting. apple has until this friday to respond to the court order. >>> here at home, midlands's technical college held a ceremony to honor the legacy of before closing its doors back in 1958, the school served as a college for african-american students during segregation. >>> a woman who is 10 6 years old got to visit with the white house. virginia mclawyer not mclaurin not only got to the meet the president but he she got to dance. she explained that she was ohappy ohappen ohappy to see -- happy to see a black person do the job. look at her there. she was at the white house celebrating black history month. how about tha

the fbi wants apple to unlock the phone that belonged to sayed farook. he's one of the san bernardino shooters. a federal judge ordered an toll help the bureau but that would require the company to design new software that could be dangerous in the wrong hands. today the justice department told a judge it's willing to let apple destroy the software after the project is completed. >>> the author of one of america's classic envelopes has passed away. mc"to kill a mockingbird" arthur harer lee died today in alabama. the novel sold 40 million copies worldwide addressed racial injustice in the 1930s deep south. harper lee was 89. >>> the first case of the zika virus has been confirmed in the patient recently traveled to outbreak. zika symptoms include a rash, pain. good. nasa received a record number of applicants, more than 18,000, for the next astronaut class. nasa hit social media hard. the odding getting picked are small. >>> get ready to say awe. a zoo in boston welcomed this super cute dude this weekend. the zoo said a baby nigerian dwarf named chewbacc

the court is ordering apple to disable the password on sayed farook's iphone. the f.b.i. hasn't been able to get into the phone as he investigates the san bernardino shootings. farook used the phone as an employee of the county health department. it wipes the data on the phone after 10 incorrect tries, disable it would law the f.b.i. to try tens of millions of password combinations without losing data inside. james comey has stated several times that encryption is making it difficult for the agency to do its work. >> our job is to look at a hey stock the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us because of end to end encryption. >> inside may be information about sayed farook's and his wife's connection to isil. where they were for 18 minutes after the massacre is unclear if apple can turn off the password lock feature or develop something to obey the court order. apple added new technology last year that makes it harder for hackers and investigators to get in. >> the battle is the traditional one between the security of society at the cost of

vacate a judge's order that it assist the fbi in assessing the iphone of san bernardino shooter sayed farook saying the order would violate the fifth amendment rights and damage security of their products. fbi director comey countered the argument saying the code would only work in farook's phone. google, facebook and microsoft plan to sell separate amicus or friend of the court briefs in support of apple within the next week. >>> a look at your weekend weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. the west has been really nice most of this week. quiet, not very stormy. two storms to deal with going throughout your weekend. first approaching coastal area, mostly a weak storm affecting northern california northward bringing rain today, especially for your ride home from work and school, too. 5:00 p.m. portland, definitely have umbrellas, seattle a little after 5:00. kids get home from school at least and further south in these areas of california. by 8:00, onshore and lighter. a period of light rain. not a lot of rain out of this system. just enough if you're concerned about

to gain access to a cellphone used by sayed farook. james comey posted a message last night saying the f-b-i can't look the survivors in the eye if the agency don't follow this lead.last week a federal magistrate ordered apple to create software to get into farook's locked i- phone.. but apple is refusing. comey says the case isn't about setting a precedent, but is about delivering justice for the victims. 3 presidential candidates heads out west this week for the nevada republican caucuses. donald trump looks for his third victory tomorrow, and senators marco rubio and ted cruz battle for second place. danielle nottingham has more from the campaign trail. 3 donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump isn't underestimating his republican rivals.(sot: donald trump, republican presidential candidate) i'm dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people.i think they'll be competing. we still have competition. its shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators ma

this is the iphone of sayed farook who i believe gave up every one of his civil liberties the day he killed 14 americans and injured 21. so i thank you for what you're doing on that. i know our chairman asked what might be on that phone, and it led to a bit of supposition about the content of communications. from a factual standpoint, though, what are the files on a typical phone? and what profile might you be able to build of his activity or communications as a layperson i would presume phone calls, messages. but what profile do you not have of this murderer that you might otherwise have? >> the phone was last backed up three weeks before the attack. and so very often -- and again, i don't do any of this to pick on a company. i actually find the company has been helpful in a whole lot of ways. it just got to a point where they said we will not assist you further, and for reasons i don't doubt they hold honestly. but if the stuff is backed up to the i cloud, apple cooperates with court orders and we get backed up photos or backed up -- all kinds of records about people we can get law

the bureau has been unable to get to sayed farook's cell phone. but apple says creating the hack would endanger the data security of all of its members. >> they are not asking to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. >> frank: investigators want to farook's phone for the investigation in isis. and if there were other devices in the terror attack that left 14 people dead. news 13 wants to know, should the government be allowed to force apple to unlock the san bernardino's shooter's phone. we posted that question on facebook today. and have already received comments. daniel is saying they're asking for the keys to unlock any iphone. apple is standing up for our rights to privacy. charlie bishop says if there's a warrant, then yes. i don't believe that they'll be looking at someone who hasn't done anything to alert authorities. and zebb concentrator skraetor says yes, as long as is deemed necessary. you can go to our facebook page. artists is about to create t

police killed both detectives say farook pledged his the moments before the attack. two months earlier, christopher harper-mercer killed 10 people at umpqua community he then exchanged before killing in june of last year, dylann roof black church bible study in south carolina. attack was racially and in may of 2014, community college student elliot rodger killed shooting and the university of police say he later shot and killed himself. right now, tampa police are searching suspect in an attempted robbery. called out to the 'cut just before 11 sunday night. walked in and back and forth with the store clerk. one of the suspects was shot the other suspect has not been seen since. the g-o-p candidates are heading west this week for the republican nevada caucus tomorrow. donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in the south carolina primary over the weekend.. but he isn't underestimating his republican rivals. the candidate pool is a bit lighter this morning.. the candidate pool is a bit lighter this morning.. former florida governor jeb bush dropped out o

ceo cook to his customers and in it why his company will fight the order to unlock the iphone of sayed farook. he is one of two terrorists to shoot 14 people. they are trying to access data on his phone for the month and a half leading up to the attacks but can't because farook might have disabled the i cloud feature. they want his engineers to set up a back door for the iphone what apple says would be a new iphone system and would be a master key tobey pass enkrimgs found on millions of other iphones and says there's no guarantee the government could keep the master key confined to just that terrorist iphone. here' an expert of that letter i'm quoting from tim cook. while we believe the fbi's intentions are good, it would be wrong for the government to force us to build a back door into our products and this would underman the very freedoms our government is to protect. he points out he has cooperated with the fbi in then san bernardino investigation when it comments comes to data already in the fbi's investigation and providing expert advice. bob redell, today in the bay. >> this fight just

fight a court order demanding that it help the fbi hack into the iphone of san bernardino shooter sayed farook. the fbi claims they want a one-time hack but apple says the u.s. government has asked to unlock 14 other devices. >> and in california surveillance video caught a single engine plane crash landing right in the middle of the street on monday hitting several cars. the pilot was trying to return to the airport in a plane owned a former central reservations agent testified by videotape. >> during your training you were told that it was perfectly acceptable to provide the information that somebody was staying at a specific hotel, correct? >> yes. >> reporter: michael barrett will also be testifying by videotape in a trial expected to take two weeks. and andrews is expected to take the stand. morgan radford, nbc news. >>> time now to get down to business. according to consumer reports terrific shots that all beat the buzzer. we'll bring you sports next here on "early today." does the smell of a freshly bound presentation fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboard more than

they are rejecting in order to help the fbi. stored on an iphone that along to sayed farook, who along with his wife, killed 14 people. apple ceo tim cook says his company would rather resist the order than hack a customer. mark: the u.s. surgeon general is calling for more action after visiting flint, michigan and learning about the water crisis. client families are using water filters to remove contaminants. federal resources are being provided. the doctor says more needs to be done. >> help is already on the way and has already arrived. that is not to say it is enough. we have to do more to get flint back to a place where everyone can drink from the faucet. mark: the attorney general says he will do everything he can to make sure flint has the in the interest group released a study have paid the highest water rates in the country for some years. the study by food and water national average. lisa: we have a timeline on body cameras. final testing is in a couple of weeks. district 3 officers will test 2 models. day shift will wear them in march, and night shift will wear them in april

they will not a what they were looking for inside the home of raheel farook, the brother of sayed farook who killed 14 people with his wife in april. raheel farook has not been named a suspect. emily: apple is refusing to create software that would allow the fbi to hack into the iphone of the san bernardino shooter. they say that it would set a precedent and make it difficult for companies to secure their products. erika: one million walmart workers will see more in their paychecks. they will boost minimum wage from nine dollars an hour to $10 an hour. it will include all hourly workers and some supervisors. it will cost the company $1.5 if you have been outside it is nice. it is on the chilly side, but it is sunny. cindy: you remember last friday when we were talking about the cold? this weekend will be such a treat. emily: we went from the depths of wonder to almost a spring preview. cindy: we were 9 below last sunday. the coldest temperature in boston in six years. we will be in the lower 50' s this afternoon. it is pleasant now. we started in the teens and 20' s, but we have had suns

. >> tammy: saying sayed farook's phone might have additional information. comby says we can't look survivors in the eye or ourselves in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. apple argues creating a way to override the phone's passcode, could put the privacy of all customers at risk. >> apple has helped the fbi in this investigation in every way the law required. but it has to draw the line at iphone, putting its engineers and creative talents to destroy the iphone as it exists. >> tammy: a federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack in to that phone. >>> a favorite lunch joint in west asheville closed over the weekend. the owners of momma's fast food on haywood road say the property is being sold. they served the neighborhood over the last 25 years. the owner posted a sign in the window on sunday thanking customers for their support. but if you really miss the food, owners say they'll continue to cater events. >> frank: folks must be mad about old momma's leaving. that's bad news. can't be as bad as these cloudy skies and all this rain. >> tammy:

security experts say farook's phone could alert them to other targets. >>> meteorologist john ahrens says expect big changes in temps and rain this week. >> will be a chaotic week for us. big couple of drops down as far as temperatures go. week and that could set the stage for some thunderstorms later on. at least this will be gradual. as you start out your monday and get ready for the morning and week, everything will be fine. will be a mild start in the low 50s. that should make your monday a little bit easier. as far as shower opportunities go, i don't any in charlotte tomorrow morning. possibly across the high country might get a couple of raindrops. futurecast suggests that possibility. instead what we'll be watching, see the clouds coming down from greensboro down i-85 into charlotte? that's the carolina wedge, cool air from raleigh that settles in over charlotte and you'll start to feel the difference as early as tomorrow. there's not going to be a lot of rain on the board at least initially for most of the day. instead, it's going to be a change, a gradual change in temperatur

that belonged to sayed farook. paul chambers talked to people who are happy apple won't back down. >> nearly everywhere you look people are using their smart phones which oftentimes is an apple iphone pull of personal information. consumers expect apple to protect their privacy. now the federal government wants access to a terrorist suspect's phone and expects apple to help them get it. >> in the end, these companies, whether they mean to or not are making it easier for terrorists to do their acts. >> reporter: he's talking about the act of this suspect who took part in a deadly attack in san bernardino. a federal judge asked air-powered toll provide reasonable technical assistance so the fbi can disable the security encryption on the phone. >> the government is asking aptoll build a master key that accesses everybody an iphone. >> reporter: the government says it wants aptoll create new software which would make a backdoor into the phone. it would kill the security option. people say the request could lead to a sl

to unlock the phone of sayed farook.. apple would need to develop what he calls software.. equivalent to cancer. apple has until friday to respond to the federal court order. legal experts are calling it a landmark case that could reach the supreme court. the father of sportscaster..... erin andrews took the witness stand.... today. nearly -8- years.... after she was secretly recorded.... naked in her hotel room. andrews' lawsuit against nashville marriott has finally.... gone to trial. her father... steve.... told the court... how he felt.... when the video was first posted... on-line. ( steve andrews / father of erin andrews ) "i didn't know my thought was there's a stalker out there and that he's going to kill her. so we started calling espn, asking for security and trying to get the video started calling espn, asking for security and trying to get the video down." the man who recorded erin andrews pleaded guilty.... in 2010. michael david barrett was sentenced.... to two-and-a-half years.... in prison. here's a question no one is rich enough to answer for sure: how much

magistrate has ordered apple to help the fbi open the iphone-5c belonging to san bernardino terrorist sayed farook. after 10 unsuccessful attempts.. a setting on the phone will automatically delete key data.. and make the phone permanently inaccessible. but apple says creating the privacy of all of its customers. josh earnest / white house press secretary they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device investigators want to recover information on the phone to see if farook had any accomplices other than his wife in the december 2nd attack.. which left 14 dead. apple has 5-days to appeal the court order. guns will be allowed in classrooms.... at "the university of texas"... at austin.... next school year. the university president reluctantly approved guidelines.... that comply with a state law. concealed handgun license holders..... to bring their weapons into classrooms..... beginning august first. some major developments tonight in the race for the white house.. in the wa

evidence from the home of a relative from shooter sayed farook. what the feds reallyy want to spark spark. ceo jack dorsey writing we stand with tim cook and apple and thank him for his leadership. the judge is ordering the company to create new software to unlock farook's phone. >> to deny the order that creates safe havens for all different kinds of bad guys. >> major tech companies can thousands of requests to release user's data. apple has repeatedly assisted federal criminal cases by extracting data from pass code locked i phones saying happenle -- apple has supplied in 70 court orders since 2008. the san bernardino case is different. you see apple can extract data from phones with older operarang systems, ios 5 and early. the terrorist's phone is io 9. it's encrypted. apple co-founder steve wozniak says back doors is a bad idea. >> it's largely based on an item on trust. you believe somebody. you are believe you are buying a phone with encryption. it shouldn't have hidden back doors. >> applee has another week to respond to the court order i

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the burere has been sayed farook's iphone 5c. after 10 unsuccessful attempts, the phone would automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently inaccessible. but apple says creating the hack would endanger the data security of all of their customers. " sot josh earnest: they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an imimct on this one e vice" investigators want to recover the information from farook's phone to assess the involvement of isis and if there were any other accomplices in the december 2 terror attack that left 14 dead. jenna: a major development in the south carolina race for the republican nomination--gover nor nikki haley making her preference known in advance of saturday'y' primary tim: the popular vernor is giving her endorcement to marco rubio, while the top two candidates battle abortion... abc's lana zak in washington has the details. "the are just 3 days until republicans vote in south caroli

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

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the court is asking apple to disable the password on sayed farook's iphone. the f.b.i. hasn't been able to get into that phone for two months. farook used the phone as an employee of the county health department. the data is wiped after 10 incorrect tries, disabling it would allow the f.b.i. to try tens of millions of passwords without losing data inside. encryption is making it incredibly difficult. >> our job is to look at a hey stock the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us because of end to end encryption. >> inside may be information about sayed farook's and his wife's connection to isil. it's unclear if apple can turn off the password lock feature or develop something to obey the court order. apple added new technology last year that makes it harder for hackers and investigators to get in. >> the battle is the traditional one between the security of society at the cost of individual privacy. >> apple has five days to respond to the court order. so far, the c.e.o. says it won't comply. >> apple started offering it's default encrypt

a judge in california ordered the company to help the fbi get into sayed farook's phone. investigators have farook's phone but it's locked with a pass code they cannot penetrate. a letter signed by tim cook would potentially render tens of millions of devices vulnerable. farook and his wife, tashfeenmalik, killed 14 people in december before he died in a shoot -- before they both died in a shootout with police. >>> guns will be allowed in classrooms at the university of texas austin next year. state law allows concealed handguns license holders to bring their weapons into classrooms. the university's president doesn't believe handguns belong on campus but the state law ayou wills public universities to allow them beginning august 1st. he calls the decision the greatest decision of his presidency to date. >>> whole foods may add tattoo parlors to its stores. they plan to open their first 365 stores later this year. this will focus on millennials and include other shops to break up the grocery store experience. the website suggests those friends of 365 could include record

police say farook and his wife opened fire inside a holiday party killing 14 people. the couple then died in a shootout with police. apple's ce oh, says he is going to fight the ruling. in an online fight, tim cook said forcing the company to get that uncrypted data. the privacy of millions of its customers would be at risk. red light cameras one step closer to being banned in the sunshine state. the florida house is expected to vote on a bill to bring the the house approachations committee approved a bill that would ban the use of the devices by 2019. legislatorses first approved the use of red light cameras in 2010 as a way to issue tickets to drivers who break the law. opponents say the cameras that reduce crashes crashes and increase safety. >> the westminster dog show and it is this guy, german short haired pointer cj. he won. he took homeowners for best in show. a pooch from central florida is also getting some time in the spotlight. charlie won best in breed. >> charlie. >> this is the second year charlie is making it to the finals. >> he is beautiful. >> handso

fight a court order demanding that it help the fbi hack into the iphone of san bernardino shooter sayed farook. the fbi claims they want a one-time hack but apple says the u.s. government has asked to unlock 14 other devices. >> and in california surveillance video caught a single engine plane crash landing right in the middle of the street on monday hitting several cars. the pilot was trying to return to the airport in a plane owned by his son joshua. he's currently in jail for allegedly stalking actress sandra bullock. no injuries were reported. >>> jurors heard opening statements in the $75 million lawsuit brought by sportscaster erin andrews. she is suing a man convicted of stalking her and secretly filming her while naked along with a hotel that andrews claims allowed that man to have a room right next to hers nbc's morgan radford brings us the details. >> sports reporter erin andrews head nothing a nashville courtroom. secretly recorded her naked in her room of this marriott hotel, and then posted it online, a video viewed more than 300 million times. >> she's so afraid now. she is so af

the bureau has been unable to get into sayed farook's iphone 5c. after 10 unsuccessful attempts, the phone would automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently inaccessible. but apple says creating the hack, which doesn't exist now, would endanger the data security of all of its customers. "josh earnest:they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." jack: investigators want to get the information from farook's phone to see who else may have been involved in the december 2 terror attack that left 14 people dead. apple ceo tim cook says his calling it government overreach. jack: something to celebrate now. another one of the winners of that historic 1.58 billion dollar powerball jackpot is stepping forward to claim their prize. stephanie: maureen smith and david kaltschmidt from melbourne beach, florida purchased the winning powerball ticket at a publix grocery store on january 13th. the couple says t

>>reporter: a judge has ordered apple to unlock san bernardino terrorist sayed farook's phone. an intense battle between tim coke and james couplemy. security of hundreds of millions of law biding people. but he responded in an open letter, we don't want to break any anyone's encryption or sent a master key loose on the land. investigators believe critical evidence may be on the killer's phone, and have the support of many of the victim's families. >> there might be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist plots. >>reporter: microsoft founder bill gates says he think thes there's a way am can turn over specific -- apple can turn over specific information. >> should anybody ever been able to tell the phone company to get information. >>reporter: gates says this case should be left up to the courts and congress. apple's ceo is asking the fbi to seek legislation and sort through this difficult issue. apple's stance on it. >>> and george, new this hour, palm bay police are warning residents about an on going lottery scheme that could cost you big-time.

. >> federal investigators say farook carefully planned bloody ram pain, which killed 14 people in san bernardino, but the cup i'll whereabouts leading up to the attack, and who they spoke to, remains a mystery. >> we still have one of those killers' phones that we have not been table open. it's been over two month now, we're still working on it. >> now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into one of the shooters' encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that would owe raise the phone if there are too many incorrect passwords enters. apple would have to figure out a way to disable the future, so they could try unlimited number of pass codes to unlock the phone. >> apple ceo tim cook says the us government has asked us to something we simply do not have. and, something we consider too dangerous to create. 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, for good

ight be that moment d want to plant the flag of safety on sayed farook's iphone?> the safety of their public is very important. datarotection of people's is incredibly important. the trade-off here is that we know that doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. this is not something we would create. this would be bad for america. it would also set a precedent, that i believe many people in america would be offended by. when you think about those compared to something hat might be there, i think we are making the right choice. >> in your quiet moments, do you have any concern you might be able to prevent a terrorist attack by raking into that phone? someme things are hard, things are right, some things are both. this is one of those things. katty: tim cook speaking to abc news. al-sisi president abdul has said the russian passengee airplane that crashed in the sinai peninsula was brought down by terrorists. he said the attack last october was intended to damage the's tourism industry and its relations with moscow. the president of bolivia has acc

agents say they' to hack into sayed farook' s they couldn' they don' t know his passcode. apple has claimed it can' t help, company to try. farook and his wife killed 14 people at a holiday party for farook' s co-workers, and later died in a shootout with police. ed: to commitment 2016 now -- another new poll shows donald trump with a comfortable lead in south carolina. and he' s firing back at new criticism. newscenter 5' s phil lipof is here, phil the president is getting into the mix? phil: he is not holding back at all when asked about the donald trump presidency. president obama: i continue to be president. and the reason is because i have people and i think they , recognize that being president is a serious job. leonard, where donald trump holds a commanding lead, a flash of anger at one of his rallies. a protesters surrounded and , escorted out. led the charge up on stage. donald trump -- >> if it wasn' t for mr. trump t think any of phil: and then donald trump went on the attack. i mean this guy, cruz comes out altrai mean this guy, cruz comes out well i don' t thi

sayed farook and his wife were shot after they killed 14 people in the city of san bernardino. f.b.i. is investigating possible links with isil and trying to access encrypted data on his iphone. tim cook said break to the order would set a dangerous precedent which would further chip away at people's privacy. >>> a new treatment for cancer's been discovered where a patient's own cells are used to eradicate the cancerous ones. a trial on a group of terminally ill patients had a 94% success rate. u.s. scientists working on the therapy say it is still early days. >>> the grammy award showcases the best of new music globally. taylor swift became the first woman to twice win album of the year. the event marks controversy have those preserving music from centuries ago. >> in the sounds of this year's grammy winner alabama shakes. ♪ >> you can hear echos of blues legend lead belly. or the 1920's blues performers recorded by paramount records which has been reissued and on monday won a grammy for best box set. music that's cherished by the smithsonian center for folk life and cultural

farook and his wife, tashfeen malik killed 14 people when they opened fire at the "inland regional center" in san bernardino. the f-b-i wouldn't say why it that it was part of an ongoing investigation. meanwhile, apple is fighting a court order to help the f-b-i hack into farook's i-phone. the agency isn't able to get data from the phone because it's blocked by a pass code. apple calls the ord by the government," but top police officials say the safety of the public is more important. while so much of the attention has been focused appropriately... on the terrorism aspects of this... the impact on the day to day lives of americans, on their safety and our ability to solve and prevent crime is of even more significance i would argue. apple says it would have to build a "backdoor" to the i-phone to comply with the order, something it says is too dangerous to create. it sounds like something out of a hollywood movie -- only this was real life. a california hospital had its computer system held hostage by hackers -- and as william la jeunesse reports -- it wasn't the police held hostage... by hackers. the 400 bed hollywood presbyteria

a judge ordered the tech company help federal investigators hack into an i-phone belonging to sayed farook. he and his wife killed 14 people in december at a company holiday party. the couple died later in a gun battle with police. apple has specialized software that can cripple a phone' s security encryption feature, that would erase data after too many unsuccessful unlocking attempts. sheree: two state champions, celebrated in one night. summit country day raised a pair of banners tonight inside flannery gym. the silver knights won both the girls and boys state title in soccer last fall. each student-athlete from the team will be honored on the gym' s wall. for the girls' team 2015, it was a perfect 24-0 season and a second state title in five years. >> they were 8th graders and again, i remember having conversations with some of them about wanting to get their working for that, so i think that was something that inspired some of the kids that were here to try and make that goal as >> tonight' s ceremony took place before the badin summit boys basketball game. sheree: a cincinnati tradit

revealing what they say authorities did with syed farook's iphone. changing the apple i.d. on the phone. saying once apple could help, it was too late. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the justice department turning up the heat on apple, calling on a federal judge to compel the tech giant to hack into syed farook's iphone. the potential legal threat, that a federal court could hold apple in contempt and issue hefty fines against the company if it does not comply. the fbi says opening farook's phone is urgent because it could hold critical clues about the san bernardino massacre, including whether others were involved. but senior apple executives suggested the government's new filing has no legal merit and sets a dangerous precedent. tonight, those senior officials saying they plan to fight, because complying would create a master key that could unlock millions of apple phones. the net effect, they say, of a nuclear bomb for software, making customers vulnerable to hacking. apple says if it complies, requests from law enforcement could come for another phone an hou