sewall earlier. how much will this appeal to the public and how important is literally the performance of the f ai director and the -- the fbi director and the apple general counsel today? matt: apple is great at creating a line that is consistent with litigation and public appeals in presenting the case as one whole offensive move in the move forward in these disputes. initially, it looked like a good deal of the public may have come out on the government/fbi side of the argument. but instructing the public on why this is important, business here, it is an important narrative and it is one that will sway the public. looking at the litigation, i don't know that the magistrate judge will be particularly swayed by public interest at this stage. if the litigation goes on to appeal, that is something that judges start to consider when taking a barometer of what the different legal issues at play here are. but it's always important when you are giving testimony to provide your best case. vonnie: at the be

it happened at a home on sewall avenue. a woman says her estranged husband broke in and attacked her with a mallet to read she ran to a neighbor's house, but door. he got into her vehicle. him. killed himself. anyone's name involved in the nicole: three adults and two children on the bus and the driver of an suv slightly hurt, no word on charges yet. police in two cities are looking for the motorcycle to lead them on an overnight chase. the officer tried to stop a motorcycle for having that equipment on george washington highway 12:30 p.m. the rider refused to stop. officers chased it into portsmouth, but lost sight of it. no one was hurt. tom: a virginia beach man arrested after a shooting that sent another man to the hospital. the incident happened yesterday morning near a motel on atlantic avenue near the ocean front. the victim suffered well. and the parking lot of the cave nightclub on atlantic avenue police searched the area for a man who fired a gun. police of not found the shooter. nicole: investigators are not sayi

sessions: thank you congressman sewall for your fabulous work and leadership and energy you have up to our delegation, a son and daughter of selma. cory booker is one of our most able members of the senate, and one of the best people in the senate. thank you. [applause] sen. sessions: i was born in selma, a teenager at the time of the march, growing up 35 miles south of there in the little town of candon. i saw evidence of discrimination , and i thinkry day even the use of our time were aware of the historic event that .as beginning to unfold i should have stepped forward .ore he has challenged more than a century of discrimination. it was touch and go. .ives were at risk among those opponents, there was violence. reverend read, jonathan daniels, were murdered. the first peaceful march was stopped violently, by state troopers. with his white hat going down, the troopers attacked. yes, this time it was going to be different. yes, there was no turning back. the right was rightly protected by judge johnson's name's order, and the foot soldiers moved out. with a message to america and the

after the structure was ruled unsafe due to the eroding sewall below.the city is in talks with the property owner in hopes of recovering the cost of abolition. the job is expected to take another 3 or 4 days. >>> all lanes of highway 680 are back open following a crash. it happened afternoon south of sycamore valley road. for cars were involved. to southbound lanes of highway were closed down for 3 hours. chp investigated the accident. >>> the heavy rains have been helping the california drought but the constant downpour is affecting hiking trails. >> trail users are advised to use extreme caution because of the landslides. >> we have seen it low. >> reporter: people who have lived nearly lafayette trails for more than 6 decades have never seen this much water flow in the creek. >> there are rocks down there and you cannot see any of them. a we found of the trail that has been closed since january because of landslides. park officials warn people to take caution when on pass. due to have is -- hazardous weather. engineers are working to save -- stabiliz

an old stone stairway from the 1920s and a sewall from the 1940s were exposed.e of the people who have lived in this area their whole lives -- their whole lives say they have never seen this before. others are saying i wonder what the erosion will uncover. >> one time i saw the wreckage of the ship. >> the city replaces the sand every year but for now the sewall and stairway are there for everyone to see. the sea wall and stairway are there for everyone to see. there are sharp and rusty metal objects along the beach so be careful. >>> we will get a live report from washington on the early voting on this super tuesday. >>> it sounds like another serious problem in san francisco. in regard to a freeway accident -- and an accident on city streets. more coming up. >>> 1 march and it will be bad. we have a little patchy fog and high clouds. changes her run away. -- changes are on the way. ( melodic, calm music ) hi this is conor. sorry i missed you. i'm either away from my desk or on another call. please leave a message and i'll get back to you just as soon as i'm av

. >> and we also have some baby care to come from sam sewall as well, >> i do not know that area at all, but year. >> so, the first thing we will do is start with the vinaigrette. what we want to do is we ha

sewall. >> thank you. rep.oodlatte: make sure the microphone is on and pulled close. >> it is my pleasure to appear before you on behalf of apple. we appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the discussion of this important issue, which centers on the civil liberties that are the foundation of our country . repeatell: i want to something that we have said since the beginning that the victims and families of the san bernardino attacks have our and we sympathies strongly agree that justice should be served and apple has most of the for terrorists. we have the utmost respect for law enforcement and share their goal 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 bernardino attacks, we give 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

. >> reporter: the man who killed victoria, 39-year-old marlin sewall was uninsured and driver on a suspendedicense for not paying child support. >> the guy was unlicensed the cops told me he claimed he had a carbon monoxide league in the car. >> what were you expected would be the minimum punishment. >> i thought he would be charged with manslaughter and go to jail for 10 years. instead he was charged with a misdemeanor and he received his driver's license. he admitted at the scene he may have felt light headed and it was unclear whether he should drive. but the judge refused saying why are you not charged the defendant where reckless driving. >> victoria's case is not exceptional. in fact, in cases where drugs and alcohol are not a factor it's not unusual for drivers who kill or is severely injure pedestrians to get off with little more than a slap on the wrist. were you shocked to learn that her case is not exceptional? >> dumb founded. i was dumb founded. it was shocking to me that so many people died in the city of new york either on the sidewalk or in a crosswalk and hardly anybody gets

sewall, welcome. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. thank you members of the committee. >> make sure that phone is on a pole close. >> thank you mr. chairman, it is my letter to appear before you today area and we appreciate your invitation the opportunity to be part of the discussion on this important issue which centers on the civil liberties and the direct foundation of our country. i want to repeat something we have said since the beginning. 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 a

sewall, director coming created a dichotomy between this being a technology problem or business model problem. he said that apple was addressing this as a business model problem. is that a fair contrast or is it something else? >> is by no means a fair contrast. i've heard this race before and i was raised in new york and in san bernardino. every every time i hear this my blood boils. this is not a marketing issue. that's a a way of demeaning the other side of the argument. we don't put up billboards that talk about our security, we don't take out ads that market are encryption. were doing this because we think protecting and the security and privacy of hundreds of millions of iphone users is the right thing to do. that's the reason we're doing this. to say that it is a marketing ploy or it somehow about pr is really diminishing what is a really serious conversation involving this congress, the stakeholders, and the american people. with respect. with respect to the new york case, judge orenstein last night took on this issue head on and he said in footnote 14 on page 40, i reject the

what bruce sewall did testify yesterday, that apple has complied with chinese local data laws, it's commonly understood that the chinese government maintains access to all data within china. google, for example, rather than complying with data localization laws elected to withdraw from that market. so while it's sort of, it's difficult to know, it's not -- it's apples and oranges, right? because the relationship to the data in question is very different. that said, certainly china is looking to what the united states is saying. certainly, this operates, you know, this alters u.s. companies' abilities to negotiate with chinese government, you know, as sort of they tend to promulgate regulations that leave a lot of discretion. so it's very important and at the same time not quite as dispositive, think, as sometimes believe it can be. >> i went to china last year in a congressional delegation, and one of the issues we raised was allowing more access for american businesses to the chinese market. because they ban facebook, they ban much of google because these u.s. companies would not agree to s