. >> reporter: a federal judge ruled last week apple had to help the iphone of syed farouk who killed 14 people in san >> we need to stand tall on principle. >> reporter: apple ceo said the syed farouk case is not about the phone but the future. >> can the government compel apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the u.s.? >>reporter: it's a pill sources tells congress should decide on the issue. before house committee loretta lynch maintained the government isn't overstepping its boundaries. >> it's a long standing principle that if a independent judge believes a certain item to contain crime they can authorize >> reporter: apple has until tomorrow to over challenge that. >> they have provided data from the dead suspect's i cloud account. >>> driving it down the lane here and finishes strong. 21 points and 11 rebounds of the nice. nuggets give up a season low. they won 87-81 in los angeles. saturday's big series game avalanche went down with san jose last night. shoot out last night undefeated. tried

fbi agents cannot unlook syed farouk's iphone because they don't know the password. they can't guess the code because too many failed attempts will erase the data that investigators need to see. cook says they have done everything within their power to help the fbi, but the government is asking them for >>> a judge in the planned parenthood case is keeping details under wraps. media outlets, including the associated press petitioned to make documents public. releasing information about the shooter's arrest and search of his home could jeopardize the case. the shooter is facing several charges, including murder for the attack that killed three people in november. >>> the former surgical technician accused of putting thousands of people at risk of infection is not only in colorado. he is in custody in colorado. federal agents thought that rocky allen had skipped town, gone out of state last week. instead, he surrendered to federal agents in denver yesterday. allen is accused of switching syringes at swedish medical center to get his hands on a painkiller. nearly 3,000

the shooter , syed farouk , they say if it helps the software to get into the iphone, the privacy of millions could be at risk for millions of terrorists and hackers. they plan to argue that the american people should decide apple has until today to appeal the ruling >> welcome steph curry and the golden state warriors here to orlando. the magic laid a decent game until the end of the third quarter when this happened. banking and the shot from 44 feet away to get the warriors and eight point lead heading into the fourth quarter. golden state would not back. the warriors beat the matchup at 130/114. dropped 51 points and orlando returns later on tonight . they have north to nyc and madison square carton. i will be watching that later on today. it's the most distant planet >> we will see pluto's north gett getting up to 74b0 on sunday. no rain across the board. we are up near 80 by monday and tuesday. 80b0 for wednesday with minimal rain chances midweek. this weekend, it will be centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear h

. >> reporter: syed farouk and tashfeen malik planned their bladder di rampage which killed 14 people in san bernardino. but the people they spoke to leading up to the attack remains a mystery. >> it's been over two months now and we're working on it. >> the judge has ordered apple to help them hack into the phone. >> if there are two many incorrect pass words. customers apple ceo tim cook says "the u.s. government is asking for something we do not have and too dangerous to create. they asked us to build a back door to the iphone.". he explained the problem with that last year. >> if you put a back door, that's for everybody. good guys and bad. >> apple has five days to file an appeal that could go to the supreme court. >>> the dutch chess of cambridge is raising awareness about mental illness issues. they would not hesitate to seek help if their child needed it. they started a new campaign called young minds matter and she's raising awareness for mental health issues for children. >>> what else is in your glass >> when you drink a glass of wine, a rel tiffly inexpensive you're drinki

. >>> i want to get into an iphone owned by syed farouk in december, he killed 14 people. >>> yesterday protestors in boston and in fact all across the country gathered in front of apple stores to show their apple says if their experts help unlock the phone, it would be an unprecedented breach of public privacy and could have international implications. >>> coming up on 7news, things get heated, literally. inside a kentucky communities store. >> a man's pocket bursting into flames. what caused this unusual problem. >>> and then the fate of kennedy cousin michael skakel now in the hands of cesk connect's superior court. will a murder conviction being reinstated. >> and snakes on an island, the details to place endangered rattlesnakes on the island in the middle of a massachusetts res sawyer. >>> and then in just one hour, a proceed got. look at that guy. it's whiching the web with life like be sabilities. >>> and we're following breaking news out of everett where officials have stopped construction on a multiple million-dollar resort casino all because of a feud with the mayor of somervi

. >> reporter: federal investigators say is syed farouk and tashfeen malic brutally killed 14 people. >> we have one of the killers phones we have not been able to open. it's been over two months now and we are working on it. >> reporter: now a federal judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into one of the shooters increpted iphones and every iphone has an optional auto erase feature to erase the phone if there's too many incorrect passwords entered. password has to disability unlimited number of pass codes to unlock the phone in an online letter to customers apple c emmett o says the u.s. government asked for something we do not have. and something we consider too dangerous to create. they 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 and bad guys. >> reporter: apple has five days to file an appeal which could end up going all the way to the supreme court. mark albert for cb is s news, washington -- cbs news

government officials say their request would apply only to the phone used by syed farouk, one of the san bernardino terrorists. apple says it would be an unprecedented breach of customer privacy and could have international implications. history trade at the state house. governor backer and other politicians honoring leaders in the african-american community, both past and present. the ceremony honored educators and former black city councilors. governor baker spoke about the rich black history in the commonwealth and how important it is still today. >> those who forget hissry are doomed to repeat its mistakes. history matters, and black history here in the commonwealth matters a great deal. don't ever forget that. >> speakers also stress the importance of black history not just during february, but every month out of the year. still ahead here at 4:00 p.m., boston dynamics showing off gets new robot. what makes this one so much better. good news but not everyone is on board. >>> the story of survival, a puppy shot nearly 20 times with a bb gun. but the senseless crime is bringing a

prosecutors say they've been unable to access syed farouk's device because they don't know its pass code. all the data on the phone will be erased. a federal judge says apple must software to get around that self-destruct feature. the u.s. attorney says the order is a potentially important step in the process of learning everything about the attack in san bernardino. the first of its kind ruling can set a precedent between digital privacy and national security but apple's ceo says tim hat he won't do that. such a move would undermine encryption. >>> supreme court justice antonin scalia will be laid to rest on saturday as the battle intensifies over filling his vacant seat. senate republicans still want the next president to nominate scalia's replacement but president obama vowing to pick the successor himself and he says there's no excuse for the senate not to vote on his nominee. >> part of the problem that we have here is is we've almost gotten accustomed to how obstructionist the senate's become when it comes to nominations. leaning toward nominating a moderate to replace scalia. the

investigators are trying to get into syed farouk's work phone. farouk and his wife killed 14 people in an attack on his coworkers back in december. they believe the couple did so in the name of isis. both were later killed in a shootout with police. >>> new tonight, there's a new poll showing the two presidential candidates have some big leads in south carolina ahead of the upcoming primaries. that republican, donald trump, has a 16 point lead over ted cruz. and on the democratic side, hillary clinton has an 18 point lead over bernie sanders. two more presidential hopefuls added stops this week. republican, jeb bush will be in rock hill at the magnolia room in the neighborhood for a town hall. his opponent, john kasich will be in indian land at sun city carolina lakes. >>> new tonight, governor nikki hailey says she hasn't made up her mind about who she plans to endorse for president. she says represents quote, everything a governor does not want in a president. wsoctv.com is your source for the 2016 election. where you can go to vote in our spec

in the palm of your the government is trying to break in to suspected san bernardino terrorist syed farouk's work phone. but with apple's encryption softwaretoo many wrong guesses could actually erase all the evidence on the device. so the government wants apple to let them inside "they are not asking apple to redesign the product or create a backdoor. we are just asking for something for this one device." but ceo tim cook says it's not so simple.saying the software would put all iphone users - roughly half of all americans - at risk of getting hacked. "if you put a back door inthat back door is for everybody. good guys and bad guys." "the thing to think about it's not just a "safe" its all "safes." and not just an iphone safe but any smartphone safe is at risk here." jill bronfman is the director of the privacy and technology project at u-c hastings law school. she points outapple prides itself on protecting customer's privacy. "it's certainly a sales factor and a marketing gimmick to say we are the most secure of the least secure types of devices you can use." today presidential hopefulls

search of the home belonging to the brother of one of the san bernardino attackers, it is reported syed farouk's brother and sister-in-law lived there. farouk and his wife killed 14 people in a december attack. this comes as apple continues to fight the f.b.i.'s request to help twitter publicly sided with order. they are citing privacy concerns. jason: cars were roaring at data -- at daytona last night. michelle: brett, there is there. >> good morning. after two and a half years of construction, $400 million poured into this stadium, this is the center of the racing world this weekend. we saw so much of it at a late night last night. i want to show you what we had on the track. it was dale earnhardt jr. cruising to a dominating win and in a second duel, kyle bush taking the checkered flag. in the final lap, seven cars tangled up earlier this week parson moved to the back of the line for sunday. here's a look at what we'll we've got the truck race tonight. then we've got the xfinity tomorrow. on sunday, the great american race for 1:00. they did turn the lights off on us about a half-hour ago on

says yes, apple @says no to unlocking the iphone @of a suspected terrorist, we're @talking about syed farouk @accused in that december attack @in san bernardino that killed @14 people. @the government said this @critical information on that @phone that they can't access @without apple unlocking the @phone. @apple says they will not comply @with that order. @they will oppose it. @they call it unprecedented @saying they don't have the @technology, but creating what @they consider a back door to @unlock that phone would be @dangerous in the wrong hands. @affecting everyone's phone that @the government could order @access your camera and your @microphone. @looks like this one is going @through the courts. @maureen. @>> thanks. @pope francis ends his historic @trip later this afternoon with @a mass in juarez. @more than a million people are @expected to attend. @we saw first from pope francis, @he showed signs of irritation @and it was all caught on @camera. @while he was greeting a crowd, @eager people tugged on his @sleeve and appeared to be on @the verge of toppling him. @the pope turned to th

syed farouk and his wife shot and killed 14 people in san bernardino, california. the fbi wants apple to unlock the phone so agents can look for evidence inside. apple says that technology would give agents access to any apple product and could violate customer privacy. 51% of americans say apple should unlock that phone. a federal court ordered apple to cooperate. >> families that are suing the gun maker of the ar15 will wait for the judge to decide if the case can continue. the rifle adam lanza used to kill 26 people in 2012. attorneys for the families argue the manufacturer used unfair or deceptive trade practices to sell their they say they did that through advertising that specifically targets young men. one ad claiming by using a rueful can get his man card back. weapon. he chose the ar15 and the manufactures need to be held responsible for that. >> the sale of the gun was by the wacs and done within the guidelines of the law. >> weather and traffic every ten minutes, rain still caking down out there. >> the vain'sing, but it's going to be very wet. even thou

court order in this overall fight over whether apple has to allow the fbi access to the terrorist syed farouk's the fbi has been trying to get into that phone for months. apple was the subject of a court order to forbes them to comply. apple says it will not comply in public statements. now the department of justice in an aggressive move here, timing a mention to compel apple. what's interesting here, guys, is that the department of justice did not wait for apple's official response in court. they have until february 26th to do that. the department of justice putting down a marker here, filing this motion to compel. i can tell you the government feels very strongly here, this is a terrorist investigation and there is no reason now not to know what is on that phone as they try to figure out what happened in one of the worst attacks of terrorism on u.s. soil in american history, guys. >> so do i understand correctly, this is above and beyond what we expect it to be in the typical legal process where apple files and the government comes back, all the other stuff we expected? this is now a more int

prosecutors say they've been unable to access syed farouk's device because they don't know its pass code. all the data on the phone will be erased. a federal judge says apple must supply highly specialized software to get around that self-d-dtruct feature. the u.u. attorney says the order is a potentially important step in the process off learning the first of its kind ruling can set a precedent between digital privacy and national security but apple's ceo says timhat he won't do that. such a move would undermine encryption. >>> supreme court justice antonin scalia will be laid to rest on saturday as the battle intensifies over filling his vacant seat. senate republicans still want the next president to nominate scalia's replacement but president obama vowing to pick the successor himself and he says there's no excuse for the senate not to vote on his nominee. >> part of the problem that we have here is is we've almost gotten accustomed to how obstructionist the senate's become when it comes to nominations. >> well, he was asked if he was leaning toward nominating a moderate to replace s