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on december 2nd, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik people at a social services center in california. 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 candidat

. >> reporter: several investigators say syed farook and tashfeen malik carefully planned. the details leading up to the attack and who they spoke to remains a mystery. >> we still have one of those phones that we have not been able to open. apple to hack into one of the encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional memory erase. >> the u.s. government has asked us for 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. >> that back door is for everybody, for good guys and bad guys. >> apple has five days to file an appeal which could go all the way to the supreme court. >> we want to know, what do you think? should the government be allowed share your thoughts with us on the local 12 facebook page. we'll share some comments ahead on first at 4:00. >>> pope francis becomes the first pope to visit the border today. this is the last event of the trip to mexico. there will be a simulcast at the border. on tuesday, the

. >> 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

de jueza federal de que ayude al fbi a decodificar la informaciÓn de syed farook y su esposa tashfeen malike tenga en su posiciÓn. el cÓdigo de seguridad que tiene es una de las ventajas de su iphone. ellos quieren tener acceso a todo >> y estÁn hablando a lo mejor nada mÁs de este telÉfono, pero crear un software que es para este telÉfono nada mÁs, esta abriendo la misma puerta a que puedan copiar este software y utilizarlo para todos los demÁs. reporteros: el caso deberÁ resolverse en las cortes. apple tiene que presentar sus argumentos legales por escrito dentro de cinco dÍas, el juez va a decidir en ese momento. si el fallo es en favor del gobierno, puede estar el acceso de terroristas o de cualquier persona y millones de personas pudieran estar perdiendo su privacidad. el fbi argumenta que es en aras de la seguridad nacional segÚn el abogado la lucha legal podrÍa tardar semanas o meses en resolverse porque se trata de un caso bastante especial con muchas repercusiones. por un lado estÁ la seguridad nacional y por el otro la privacidad del pÚblico estadounidense. juan carlos gonzÁlez. i

one of the findings that came out of the san bernardino terrorist attack in december is that tashfeen malik entered the u.s. on a fiance visa. the fbi later confirmed she was using a private messaging service to talk about jihad with her future husband. the case under scores the fact that the immigration process does not routinely review publicly available information published online by the applicant. >> tell us about other changes and folks on capitol hill saying how long it will take before they look at everybody's social media profile. >> some of the changes include the following. tashfeen malik applied for a visa in saudi arabia where she lived at the time and a review of her immigration file found deficienci deficiencies. one that the couple met in person. no translation was done on the arabic stamp in her passport. it was concluded that she and her future husband probably never met in person before applying for that visa. >> do we currently have changes in place based on what we learned from the failures in that case? >> something is different now. we're going to use the more intensi

which erases the phone's data after too many failed attempts to unlock it.farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14 people last december.. and they died in a police shootout. 3 the big question on capitol hill right now: will the g-o-p consider president obama's supreme court nominee to replace the late justice antonin scalia?the battle lines were set almost immediately after scalia's death on saturday.president obama says republicans have no constitutional grounds to refuse to vote on his yet-to-be named nominee.senate democrats say the senate should do its job and consider the choice. 3 just days before the south carolina primary, republican presidential frontrunner donald trump is fending off a direct attack from president obama.this, as democratic contenders continue to stump for minority votes. don champion has the latest on the presidential campaign. 3 donald trump took aim at carolina tuesday night.... moments after the commander-in- chief said this:(sot obama) "i continue to believe that mr. trump will not be president//and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the ameri

farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they reportedly shot and killed 14 of farook's coworkers in december. president obama is sending a clear message to senate republicans...he says he will name an indisputably qualified supreme court nominee. the tough talk comes in response to republicans' threat not to vote on a nominee--until a new president is elected. we get more from mary moloney. "this will be the opportunity for senators to do their job." president obama vows to nominate a replacement for justice antonin scalia : "i a agoing to present somebody who indisputably is qualified for the seat." senate republicans promise to block any nominee until a new president is in office. presidential candidate : "our next president is going to chose not just a replacement for justice scalia, but at least two other supreme court justices, possibly. we know this because at least three of the justices are near 80 years of age" republican senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley told radio iowa he has not made up his mind about whether there will be conf

syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they allegedly shot and killed fourteen of farook's coworkers in san bernardino, california last december. authorities were working to unlock farook's phone to learn more about farook and the shooting. they believe it could possibly lead to other terrorist contacts and/or plans. three people are saved after their tug boat starts to sink. the 55-foot boat was taking on morning -- about two miles from land. the captain contacted the coast guard but the boat was nearly underwater. one of the people on board was able to get to the life raft -- boat came to the rescue. capt. joe maloney, jr/boston harbor pilots "i saw the lights. we were just breaking the sky i saw the the tug, the silhouette and then it was gone." s/ doug richmond/rescued "he's the man. we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for joe. the two men were only in the water for a couple minutes -- but the water was a frigid 37 degrees. a small dog is rescued from a house fire. the little guy hiding inside the home in san diego during the fire. a man then br

syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik killed 14 at a party. the two were shot dead by police. >>> more ahead - pope francis's suggestion that donald trump is not christian because he wants to build a wall to keep out immigrants. >> and five police officers implicated in the death of freddy gray - trials delayed. . >> marylands's highest court delayed the trials of five baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. the court of appeal put the proceedings on hold until it rules on a key issue, whether officer william porter could be forced to testify against other officers while he awaits a retrial in his case. freddie gray died last april after he was injured while riding in a place van. >> a public war of words broke out between donald trump and pope francis, the idea to build the wall was not christian. it's been described as disgrace. a former white house aid george h.w. bush and pastor joins us. good to see you. there's no way any if criticized by the pokes would have acted like this. donald trump acted. but the non-tradit

syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they killed 14 people. the victims were syed rizwan farook's own coworkers. they worked for the county health department and that organization actually owns the phone. well despite the county's plea, apple is refusing to help unlock the phone. the ceo believes if apple is forced to comply, it would create a back door that then could be exploited in the future. the main issue investigators are having now with the phone if investigators try guessing the password and they're wrong too many time, the phone could auto erase and wipe out all the information they're looking for. san bernardino is trending in tampa right now on twitter. so this is a story a lot of people are interested in following. we will let you know whether investigators get into the phone. gene -- >> yeah, a lot of people have opinions about their digital privacy and also national security. thank you. and you can follow the morning alerts each day on facebook and twitter. search the #8alert. >>> yeah, thick fog in spots this morning. be aware

tashfeen malik killed 14 people. the investigators owe it to the families to investigate every aspect of the attack. >>> clive bundy remains remains in an oregon jail after a judge denied bail. he was said to be a flight risk. he faces charges of conspiracy over his conspiracy with his standoff in southern nevada. he led armed supporters in a face-off over grazing rights on federal lands. bundy was a rested -- was arrested in oregon where he flew to support his son at a separate standoff. he could spend the rest of his life in prison if he's convicted. >>> mexican druglord el chapo is complaining that life behind bars is simply too rough. he said the guards are waking him up every two hours, which he feels like is torture. sleep that he feels like a zombie. the druglord whose real name is joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he's now under close watch after escaping last year. they're going to eventually extradite him to the u.s. >>> keeping the zika virus out of the u.s. they recently traveled to countries to wait four weeks

remember the breaking story, syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik die thed in a shoot-out with police after they killed 14 people. the victims were syed rizwan farook's own coworkers. they worked for the county health department and that organization owns the phone. so despite the county's pleas, apple is refusing to help unlock the phone and now apple will reportedly fight the judge's order to help. and believe it or not, the release could be too difficult because the company specifically designs the software so it can't be hacked, not even by apple. the main issue with the phone is the pass code that so many of us use. if investigators try guessing too many time, the phone could auto erase and wipe out all the information that the investigators need. this is a story a lot of people are interested in follow thing. we will continue giving you news channel 8 app. >> you can follow the morning and twitter. search the #8alert. >>> the florida winners of the 1.5 billion powerball jackpot will claim their prize. they bought the winning ticket at a publix in melbourne beach. it was o

in december, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik murdered 14 people during a holiday luncheon. the couple died in a firefight with police. apple has five days to dispute the ruling. right now portsmouth police are searching for a wanted man. what they say started as surveillance, turned into a chase and crash in the truxton area today. one man is behind bars, a second was let go, and another suspect is still out there. 10 on your side's liz palka is live outside the police station. liz -- how did this all looking for a fugitive who was wanted on 15 charges. they ended up catching him. but, not before two crashes that left two people, including an officer, hurt. broken glass and crushed metal litter portsmouth boulevard...near the intersection with truxton focused on the people who were inside the suspect vehicle...a silver ford focus. while trying to help the innocent bystanders who were struck while driving their dark gray honda accord on the boulevard. police spokeswoman misty holley says police were doing undercover surveillance on this man. 21 year old taquan harper. c38 16

syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik killed 14 people on december second. investigators have farook's i- phone.. but can't unlock it because its encrypted. now.. a federal magistrate says apple has to help the f-b-i learn what is on the phone. apple hasn't responded yet to the order. but nine on your side will keep an eye on this overnight.. and we'll bring you any developments on good morning tri-state starting at four-30. new at 11... a crash briefly closes columbia parkway this evening. police say the driver... 52 year old christopher carney was near baines street when he suffered a medical emergency... lost baines is now at university hospital. also new tonight.. tomorrow we'll learn who won that historic one - point -six billion dollar powerball jackpot in florida. one of three winning tickets was sold at a store in melbourne. nine on your side will cover tomorrow's news conference for you. right now on 11 at 11... a swingers club moves closer to opening its doors in west chester. a judge ruling the township shouldn't have revoked the club's license. 9

farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they reportedly shot and killed fourteen of farook's coworkers in san bernadino last december. since then, investigators have not been able to get past apple's security features and unlock farook's phone. a judge ruled yesterday that apple must help. but overnight, apple said they will challenge the court a dallas church was destroyed in a three alarm fire this morning. dallas fire officials say they responded to the fire around 7:30 in the morning. two more departments arrived a shortly after. fire crews surrounded the church and battled the blaze from several different angles. the flames destroyed much of the structure before firefighters could put out the flames. injuries reported. there is no word on what started the fire. an american airlines plane clips the tail of a southwest plane in detroit. the wing of this american airlines boeing 737 struck the southwest plane, also a boeing 737 in a de-icing area at detroit metropolitan airport this morning. there are no reports of injuries on either plane. both flights

intercept your messages," or even access your phone's microphone or camera without your knowledge. tashfeen malik, "the f.b.i. has been scrubbing their electronic and internet history. the bureau determined farook and malik sympathized with isis and other islamic radicals. but the f.b.i. has not been able to get into an iphone provided to farook by his employer, which could provide key clues about his contacts and whereabouts. in court papers, the f.b.i. says the phone may show that farook was in communication with victims who were later killed. u.s. manual straight sheri pym ordered apple to figure out how to turn off the phone's auto-erase feature which wipes out the phone after 10 incorrect log-in attempts. apple's cook said developing that technology would create a backdoor to the iphone and there was no way to guarantee that it would only be used in this case. law enforcement has been warning about the dangers of encryption for more than a year. new york police commissioner bill bratton: for terrorism purposes, and for general law enforcement purposes with the new devices and the continuing

since syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik, "the f.b.i. has been scrubbing their electronic

farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14-people in december, before dying in a shootout with police. n-y-p-d police commissioner bill bratton supports the judges order in the san bernardino case. this comes as new york city announces it could see a major cut to some of its anti-terror programs. president obama's latest budget proposal includes funding cuts for the urban areas security initiative - which gives federal money to help local governments fight terror. these cuts will not stand i will do everything i can in my power i will work with democrats and republicans it couldn't occur at a worse time and i think my colleagues in the house and senate will understand and i think we get these cuts reversed. to give you an example -- new york city stands to lose 90 million dollars. and according to the commissioner - that means the n-y-p-d wouldn't be able to conduct some large-scale drills - pay overtime for training - and extra security. pope francis is wrapping up his five- day trip to mexico with a visit to ciudad juarez -- near the u-s - mexico boarder. catholic pilgrims started a

syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik died during a shootout with police. one of the few clues was an iphone, which they have been unable to crack. the f ei seems to be struggling to figure out if the couple acted alone, or if they plotted with others who could pose a threat to the united states. what is the problem? since 2014, you get 10 attempts theutting in a pin before data is erased. requiring apple to get rid of that feature, allowing them to bombard the phone with passwords until it is cracked. the company will challenge of that order. the boss has warned that building a backdoor to bypass security would be dangerous, potentially exposing the personal information of millions of people to hackers. >> people have suggested we have a backdoor. if you have a backdoor, that is for everyone, good guys and bad guys. james: some lawyers think forcing apple to write computer programs is illegal. >> it is likely unconstitutional. it is forcing apple to create code. we know code is speech. they are forcing apple to speak, which is contrary to the constitution

. >> reporter: federal investigators say syed farook and tashfeen malik plan their bloody rampage which killed 14 people in san bernardino but the couple's whereabouts leading up to the eight attack and who they spoke to remain a mystery. >> we still have one of those killers phones we cannot open. it's been over two months and we're still working on it. >> reporter: a judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into an iphone. >> every phone has an automatic auto erase feature that will lock the phone if there are too so many incorrect passwords. apple has to figure out how to disable the feature so the fbi can unlock the phone. >> re says the u. s. government asked us for something we do not have an something we consider also dangerous to create. they asked us to build a backdoor to the iphone. he explained the problem with that with the 60 minutes interview with charlie rose last year. >> if you put a backdoor in the back doors for everybody, good guys and bad guys. >> reporter: apple has five days to file an appeal which to go all the way to the supreme court. cbs news washington.>

. >>> federal agents say syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik destroyed a lot of possible evidence involving the but they found farook's iphone and they want to search it. san bernardino county where farook worked owns the fun and agreed to the search. but federal agents say they can't get into it. and a federal court ordered apple to unlock it. but apple refuses citing privacy reasons. it posted a message saying the government is asking us to hack our own users. >> do you have a concern that if we use it in this case we'll use it for all sorts of cases. and your privacy on your phone, my privacy on my phone will be jeopardized. >> i am not concerned about that. >> senator burr says he doesn't want the government to have unlimited access to smart phones but if the government needs help and a court orders it, companies should have to retrieve data for investigators. >> i don't want the government to hold a key. i don't want them to know what door is there. manufacturer to figure out. i just want them to respond to a legitimate legal court order. now senator burr tells me he would li

farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they reportedly shot and killed fourteen of farook's coworkers in san december. since then, investigators have not been able to get past apple's security features and unlock frook -- unlock farook's phone. brad: good morning. the gamecocks are trying to go on the road to missouri and win. the missouri tigers came in having won a game on saturday. the gamecocks are still reeling the blowout loss to kentucky over the weekend. missouri was up by five. rebound here. that made it an eight point missouri lead. the third is up by six. michael carrera from the top. he knocks down the three. missouri is been up by one. the offensive rebound here, and then puts it back. there was 21 points for the night. that gives south carolina a one-point lead. ryan rothberg passes along the baseline to phillips for the layup and the foul. missouri knocks off the gamecocks 72-67. the clemson tigers are trying to play their way into the field of 68 with five games remaining in the regular season. the tigers need to win most if not all of th

farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, died in a shootout with police after they reportedly shot and killed fourteen of farook's coworkers in san bernardino, california last december. since then, investigators have not been able to get past apple's securiri features and unlock farook's phone. a judge ruled tuesday that apple must help. myra: major developments today in america's new diplomatic relationship with cuba. yesterday, the u.s. and cuba signed an agreement to resume commercial air traffic that opens the door for u.s. airlines to start bidding on flight routes. the news came right on the heels of approval for the first u.s. factory in cuba in more than 50 years. the green light to an alabama company that builds tractors. geoff: time now for our wyff news 4 timeline. on this date in 2002, the new transportation security administration took charge of civil aviation security myra: from the faa and the airlines, federal agents were hired and trained to inspect passengers and screen baggage at all 429 commercial airports. geoff: this is a look at our woodruff road skycam. you can see car

farook and tashfeen malik shot and killed 14 people in san bernardino, california, on december 2. in a message to customers apple says it has cooperated with the fbi investigation and writes in part, but now the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they asked us to build a back door to the iphone. investigators are trying to figure out who the shooters were communicating with and who helped to plan and carry this area the closest that many can get to the pontiff. pope francis will tour today in a five-day journey of hope. in a country where it's desperately needed. >> he's a life-changing pope. he's reforming the church. i think he's wonderful. >> reporter: his message to hundreds of thousands who spilled into the streets and arenas to listen has been focused on compassion for immigrants and a challenge to eliminate the economic conditions, crime and corruption force manager across the border. but most agree, changing things here will take some time. >> i hear a lot -- as the pope goes things are going

syed farook and tashfeen malik opened fire inside a social services center in san bernadino back in december. 14 people were killed. the f- b- i says getting into the phone may help fill in an 18- minute gap. 3 the band "eagles of death metal" returned to paris for a concert honoring those who were killed, and those who survived, the november terrorist attacks there.gunmen killed 90 people during a performance by the american rock band.the coordinated attacks targeted the concert hall where they were playing -- leaving 130 dead.in emotional interviews before the concert, the group says they felt an obligation to finish what they started. 3 jesse hughes "this isn't going to be just a regular show for us tonight, you know, of course this is much more than just a show but at the same show."band frontman jesse hughes also criticized france's gun control laws, and argued for universal access to guns. 3 general motors is recalling about 200- thousand saab and saturn cars in the u- s and canada to replace the takata, driver's air bag inflators.the move is part of a larger recall of more than five -

federal investigators say said farouk and tashfeen malik killed 14 people back in december but the couple's people she spoke to remains a mystery. >> that is what the government need to get the evidence that they need to prevent future attacks. >> it is a ripple effect, right. and it is a slippery slope. today it is a request coming for a national security, terrorist investigation, tomorrow it is a request for a child porn investigation. >> apple says they are cooperating by providing information that the couple backup on line, and it intend to file an appeal as early as next week. >>> los angeles hospital says that they paid a ransom to hackers who took control over their computer network. hollywood presbyterian medical center handed over about 17 you this dollars worth of bit coins, a form of internet currency. mal wear accessed a earn systems and was preventing electronic communications. the hospital's chief executive says paying ransom was quickest way to solve the problem. the fbi is now investigating. >>> one day after losing a ruling in court bill cosby files suit against his accuser

fourteen people were sailed when said farouk and tashfeen malik opened fire. >>> a contaminated water crisis in flint michigan will take a lot of money to fix. michigan governor rick snyder says the city need 55 million-dollar that are leaking led lead in the water supply. he will ask the state for that money to day. snyder want more than 100 million to upgrade old water pipes, natural gas lines, and waste water treatment facilities across michigan. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney, hey, he is donating his suite at wells fargo center for this friday night's sold out bruce springsteen cons court go toward fund raising for the school district. fund for the school district of philadelphia is offering kenney's tickets for $556 on his web site. pre seed will support public education. they are 18 seats in the mayor's box. so, helping public schools, there we go. >>> here's a question, just how much will you spend this valentines day, fellows. we have results of the new survey in your money watch report. >>> but first here's what is ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> in your head lines, bernie san

saeed farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shoot-out with police after killing 14 people on decemberd. >>> shifting focus now, let's turn and check in on business. u.s. stocks rallied yesterday making two straight sessions of gains. however, a major market mover, oil prices. they are lower this morning as skepticism mounts over a production freeze by major oil producers. which another oil giant iran is calling illogical. cnbc's louisa bojesen has more on this. break all this down for us about oil. >> well, thomas, first of all, just here within the last hour or so we have seen oil moving significancely higher now. so we're trading quite a bit up on the back of what's taking place. you were talking about the middle east a second ago. i want to tie in, because you have the turks and you have the saudis and they want to put ground troops in place in northern syria and at the same time condemning these latest rounds of russian air strikes. at the same time though keeping in mind that the saudis and the russians they have to sit at the same table now and talk about whether or not to scale

federal investigators say syed farook and tashfeen malik carefully planned their bloody rampage. but the couple's whereabouts leading up to the attack and who they spoke with remains a mystery. >> we have one killer's phone that we are not able to open. now a federal judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the encrypted iphone. apple's ceo tim cook says the u.s. government asked us for something we don't have. and something we consider too dangerous to create. door to the iphone. cook explained the problem with that in a 60 minutes interview last year. >> the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody. >> apple has five days to file an appeal that could go to the supreme court. >> be careful what you ask for, you're going to get it. >> attorney and former federal prosecutor david winestein believes even if apple wins this legal challenge, that they will ultimately be forced to help law enforcement like cell phone companies do. >> the telecommunications providers had some of the same complaints years ago. now communication providers are required by