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event will have the 50-dollar application fee waived. 3 time/temp ...new developments in the battle between apple and the f-b-i ...the survivors of the san bernardino shootings, and the victims' families, are getting involved. plus ...investigators say an uber driver confessed, but they still don't why he went on a deadly rampage in michigan.next, on good morning we're following the latest on the kalamazoo shootings ...the county prosecutor has dismissed the idea that the uber driver accused of killing six people was looking for a specific person when the first victim was shot.he says jason dalton called a woman by a different name to get her attention saturday, before shooting her several times.the woman survived.dalton apparently confessed to the rampage, but investigators don't know the motive.his family condemned the shootings.. and says they're praying for the victims. 3 meanwhile, uber says it got complaints about jason dalton from several passengers the night of the shootings.one call about erratic driving came in about an hour before it all started.but uber's security chief says before sa

a day after politicians and tech executives weighed in on the battle between apple and the fbi, a new but familiar voice announced his views through an editorial. then john mcafee spoke to us via skype. >> first of all, there is nothing that is unhackable. >> mcafee, the cyber security mowi mogul says he sides with apple but insists the data inside that phone can be had without the tech giant's

the battle between apple and the fbi intensifies. as we mentioned rliern thi >>> tonight at 6:00, the battle between apple and the fbi is intense fiing. as we mentioned, the controversial john mcafee is now jumping into the fight. the former silicon valley exec is offering to help the feds, see our exclusive interview with mcafee in our 6:00 news. >>> the venue force the 2016 summer games in rio. what looks like a drone's eye view of the complex is really just animation. local organizers say olympic city is 97% finished with the biggest arenas fully completed. you can watch all the events right here on nbc bay area in august. >> it starts -- >> we're ready right now. >> i know. love the olympics. so much fun. >> okay, jeff, tomorrow -- look how beautiful it is outside. >> i know. i keyed this up just for you guys. yes, belvedere 57 and clouds, we'll get rain returning to the north bay by tomorrow. san jose, trace amounts. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. lester holt is next. sus trump. shock waves as pope francis wades into the race

up, the battle between apple and the u.s. government.uld code be protected under the first amendment? it is a very interesting topic. plus a look at virtual reality. producing ai content. ♪ corey: blackberry building on the consultancy business. set against hackers to acquire the u.k. firm. encryption. they are not say how much they paid for the company. the deal has the potential for a new source of revenue for a company that needs it. relying on smartphone sales. on to the ongoing encryption debate. apple fighting a government order to unlock an iphone that was used by one of the san bernardino shooters. tim cook explains why he believes he is doing the right thing. we know that doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. this is not something that 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. whichou think about those are known, compared to something that might be there, i believe we are making the right choice. corey: the ful

. >>> that the art director makes an impassioned plea with apple. coming up, the ongoing battle between apple and the fbi over an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino attackers.>>> and, families of >>> and, american girl celebrating the 30th year with a new release. the civil rights era. >>> welcome back. a surge in the chrysler crude, boosting energy stocks and fueling a rally on the dow. up 226 points. looking good, getting 26 points. for complete market and business news, go to www.wral.com and click on business. >>> it is shaping up to be a battle of the titans, apple versus fpi. at the center of it all, iphone of one of the san bernardino attackers. as christie baharo explains, now the director of the fbi is making an emotional appeal. >> reporter: an escalation of words as both sides in the terrorist iphone debate make the rounds and make their case. on sunday, fbi director, james comey, posted a message on the welfare blog, reading in part from court, the fbi can't look survivors in the eye or survivors in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. but, apple's attorney is

the battle between apple and the fbi continues. at the center of the battle, the phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. battled a large fire. crews were called to the 300-block of main street just they say the apartment building was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. none of the adjacent buildings to the building caught fire. it is unknown at this time how many people were in the apartment or if anyone was injured. a court date has been sesefor the e neill, nebraska man n charged inhe stabbing death of his wife. 37-year old eduardo quintero will be arrainged march 9th on second degree murder charges. he was arrested monday and charged in the stabbing death of his wife, guadalupe quintero, at their o'neill home on saturday. investigators counted 34 stab wounds on n r body. quintero told investigators he stabbed d her because he suspected she was having an affair with another man. an arrest has been made in ad% sioux city home invasion case from 2014. detectives took 24-year- old joseph lanckriet into custody in council

.>>> the battle between apple and the fbi over unlocking the phone of a san bernardino shooting -- shooter takes a strange turn. why the company blames san bernardino.>>> a big win in see why one >>> donald trump is riding a wave of victory into the nevada caucuses, but his views on immigration have alienated many of nevada's latino voters. they are expected to turn out in droves to cast their ballots against him. brine and is takes a closer look at what trump is up against tuesday.>> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists.>> reporter: on the day he announced, democrats and republicans have used his comments to fuel latino voter support. >> they use trumps rhetoric as a tool to mobilize latinos who to get them naturalized so they can turnout to vote.>> reporter: a union is helping latino workers to become citizens so they can vote against him. >> i want to vote against the person that will help so many immigrants.>> reporter: helge florez volunteered for hillary clinton in nevada.>> this is important. on the republican side, it's scary.>> reporter: republican ri

the battle between apple and the federal government intensifies in the fight over privacy versus terrorism the latest on todays developments. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. w britney spears is accused doing in a photo that's causing controversy. that's all on etonline.com. >>> that is mandel performing her "frozen" hit. she'll be singing that song forever. >> i'm going to be hosting the special and also being a part of th performances later on. it's going to be great. >> tonight on cbs, it's "the amazing race" and our host mesh shell talks to keegan. >> apparently the mud is 2,000 feet deep. >> colombia is known it's beautiful emeralds, so we decided that we would hide these big emeralds in the mud and they would start digginn around to find the emeralds. when you take people and put them in mud, just makes for great tv. siren nat >> pam:two breaking stories tonight. we are at the scene of this deadly drive=by shooting in vallejo. multiple victims and at least one man dead. and in the east bay. a missing persons case is now being investigated as a homicide. good evening, i

a day after politicians and tech executives weighed in on the battle between apple and the fbi, a new but familiar voice announced his views through an editorial. then john mcafee spoke to us via skype. >> first of all, there is nothing that is unhackable. >> mcafee, the cyber security mowi mogul says he sides with apple but insists the data inside that phone can be had without the tech giant's cooperation. >> is issue is, is why can't the fbi do this on their own. i believe they simply don't have the talent. >> reporter: a statement backed up by a current cyber security executive. >> certainly anyone could do this. any well resourced criminal organization or government organization, and that's the problem. you can't just restrict it to the good guys. >> reporter: and mcafee, calling himself one of the good guys, says he can make it happen. >> i have friends who you can give the raw digital information from the inside of the a phone and they can tell you exactly what the operating system is doing in short order. >> reporter: so will the fbi reach out to him or will they continue to pu

the battle between apple and the f-b-i... over privacy and security...continues today. the government wants apple's help...to de-crypt the i-phone... of one of the san bernardino shooters... who killed 14 people... and a judge has ordered the tech giant ... to comply. but apple's c-e-o .. tim cook...says the fight could impact millions of law-abiding people...with smartphones. so he wants congress to create a commission... to review the issue of civil liberties... in the digital age. both cook and the f-b-i director... have been invited to testify... pop star "kesha" ... is getting support tonight... from some of the biggest names in music. a judge last week ... ruled she cannot leave... her recording contract. the pop star asked to be released ... from "sony"...after claiming her producer, "doctor luke"... sexually abused her. he denies the allegations... and has *not* been criminally charged. now... taylor swift... is donating 250- thousand dollars ... to help "kesha." singers "demi lovato"... and "lady gaga"... both sent out tweets... also showing support. in fiji...

. >> and the battle between apple and the fbi is showing no signs fight their case. woman shows off her fancy foot work at the white house. >> and we have got the warmth to kick off the moves to kick off the week, already upper 70s and highs in the low 80s, breezy with a few showers. >>> now the uber driver accused owe going on a deadly shooting rampage in michigan is set to go before a judge this >> investigators are still shooting spree that left six dead and many others injured. 45-year-old jason dalton picked victims at random, killing six and seriously injuries others. he began at an apartment complex in kalamazoo saturday night, then killed a 17-year- old and his father at a car dealership, then gunned down four women at a cracker barrel. surveillance video led to his arrest sunday morning. he's a former insurance adjustor and father of two, being arraigned monday as investigators search for a motive. >> there is no connection we are aware of between the victims to other or any of the victims to mr. dalton. >> reporter: he had no criminal history before the rampage and uber says h

. >>> coming up on your local news on cbs this morning, more on the battle between apple and the fbi. we'll speak with ted olson, former solicitor general of the united states. > voters will head back out today to caucus for the next republican nominee. what the top candidates want nevada to know before the polls open. ((kirsten joyce)) > the suspect involved in the deadly strip shooting is facing a number of charges... after police say he doesn't remember what happened that night. 8 news now exclusively spoke with omar talley's family about the incident. ((brian loftus)) > and we sat down with country band rascal flatts... to see what they're most excited... about their residency at the joint. < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. 8 news now is your local election headquarters... and today republicans will go to caucus... to see which candidate will win nevada. ((brian loftus)) donald trump is lo

clear throughoho the rest of the week and 3 silicon valley is coming together to support apple's fight against the f - b - i. here's your c - net tech update. 3 the battle between apple and the fbi is just getting started. i'm bridget carey and this is your cnet update. (source: cbs news: 01;15;13 - 01;21;43) a storic legal fight between apple and law enforcement is heating up. it all started over one iphone -- but the impact of this case goes way beyond one phone, and could shape the future of all computer security, determining if corporations can be ordered to do hacking and computer forensics at the government's request. apple filed a formal legal responseseo the court order that it needed to help the fbi unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san beradino shooters. the 65-page filing opposed the order, with apple arguging that the court is violating its consitutional rights under the first and the fifth amendment. apple says what the government is asking it to do is too dangerous, unprecedented and is a "boundless interpretation" of the law. apple's lawyers argue that this woudln't be a one-time situation. this isn't about giving the government a secr

.>>> the battle between apple and the fbi over unlocking the phone of a san bernardino shooting -- shooterkes a strange turn. why the company blames san bernardino.>>> a big win in south carolina. see why one voting democrat -- demographic hopes to bring trump back to earth in the silver state. >>> donald trump is riding a wave of victory into the nevada caucuses, but his views on immigration have alienated many of nevada's latino voters. they are expected to turn out in droves to cast their ballots against him. brine and is takes a closer look at what trump is up against tuesday.>> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists.>> reporter: on the day he announced, democrats and republicans have used his comments to fuel latino voter support. >> they use trumps rhetoric as a tool to mobilize latinos who could be citizens but are not to get them naturalized so they can turnout to vote.>> reporter: a union is helping latino workers to become citizens so they can vote against him. >> i want to vote against the person that will help so many immigrants.>> reporter: helge fl

the battle between apple and the fbi has been poorly reported. first, apple was ordered by a judge to facilitate data removal from an iphone. apple does not own the phone. the san bernardino terrorist possessed it. the county from owns it. the police were about to execute a search of your neighbors. help us knocked on the front door. it doesn't work that way. second, apple was not asked to retrieve data and handed over. write software so the fbi can retrieve data. this software could then be used on the other 94 million iphones in america. the intelligence and law enforcement communities have been demanding back door keys to spy on encrypted systems without the owner's knowledge, or a warrant. what if the police said to you, we want keys to your home, the combination to your jewelry safe, and your user ids and passwords just so we can periodically check up on you? abusing access is not a hypothetical argument. long before edward snowden, a whistle blower reported the nsa was collecting emails, online purchases, and other internet data on all at&t

." >>> the battle between apple and the fbi came up in the gop debate. apple has now officially asked a federal judge to reverse her order that it helped the fbi hack into a phone used in the san bernardino shootings. both ted cruz and marco rubio said apple should imply. >> all they are asking them to do is disable the self-destruct mode or auto erase mode on one phone in the entire world but apple doesn't want to do it because they think it hurts their brand is not security to the national security of the united states of america. >> the apple appeal accuses of it getting dangerous power. >>> lindsey graham did not mince words last night. >> if you kill ted cruz on on the floor of the senate and the trial is in the senate, nobody can convict you. >> graham employed the press to ask donald trump harder questions, saying trump does not understand what makes america great. >>> back to last night's gop debate. donald trump was questioned about his plans to build a wall on the border with mexico and have mexico pay for it. yesterday, former mexican presiden

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the tech billionaire tells me his thoughts on the battle between apple and the u.s. government, on the u.s. presidential race, and on why he is betting big to find a new energy source. >> it needs us to invest today. >>> also, is there any way to prevent crime? well, how about paying the would-be criminals not to commit crimes in the first place? a crazy idea or a workable solution? find out. >>> but first, here is "my take." it's time to quote w.b. yeats famous poem again. "things fall apart, the center cannot hold, mere anarchy is loosed upon the world." this time is really does seem that the political center is under intense pressure from left and right all over the western world. in britain david cameron's center right government faces a revolt over his country's membership in the european union. in germany angela merkel's broad left/right coalition is being battered for her handling of migration. across europe, governments that occupy the center ground find themselves struggling against energized movements from right and left. in the united states as well, the c

and the battle between apple and the f-b-i is still brewing. will they hack the phone of a san bernadino shooter? coming up, lindsey matherly will have your complete forecast. that's next on kolo 8 news now. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with sanchez and lindsey matherly tech giant apple and the f-b-i are still at odds. the f-b-i is still pressing apple to unlock the work phone of one of the san bernardino killers. apple argues it would set a dangerous precendent. abc's pierre thomas has more. tonight, the families of those fatally shot and wounded in san bernardino are preparing to enter the legal fight to force apple to help the fbi open a killer's iphone. this is a very emotional case for the victims in this case. the pain is still very palpable. it is critical that they get they get these answers. the families weighing in---as rallies in support of apple are planned across the nation tomorrow and the war of words escalates between apple's ceo and the fbi director. ".we can't look the survivors in the eye, or ourselves i

. >>> 5:37 am the battle between apple and the fbi continue. >>> the trial surrounding sports reporter erin andrews why she is suing the hotel for $75 million. >>> temperatures on the cool siler city and sanford and some >>> welcome back, good wednesday morning. watching the threat for severe weather later today. as of right now dealing with foggy conditions and rain moving around. 46 degrees and a live picture of the airport. hard to make out the terminal this morning. not a lot going on but we are waking up to heavier downpours and some storms that have moved through. this is person county and downpours ready for roxborough. strong rain move through. towards granville county and create more dealing with heavy rain. we will see issues here this morning. visibility 3/10 of a mile and raleigh, has improved in terms of 3 miles 1.3 and sanford and half a mile in fayetteville. if you encounter foggy conditions slow down. temperatures starting to climb. 46 raleigh, 51 willington, 50 clayton and clinton and 59. this is one of the key ingredients that we will need for severe storms today. bes

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and a precedent for privacy, new details in the battle between apple and the fbi. other times the government canned for help. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. al jazeera america. >>> apple fans came out to voice their opinion in the battle with the fbi. the fbi is trying to force apple to unlock an iphone that blonsed to one of the san bernardino shooters. apple has until friday to file its formal opposition to a court order. >>> coaches at the university of tennessee is joining together. john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: all 16 coaches together, defending their program against claims that the school mishandles sexual harassment cases. the athletic program's reputation, tarnished by

new developments in the battle between apple and the fbi. the justice department is taking new action against the tech giant. the government agency is now calling on a federal judge to compel apple to hack into san bernardino attacker syed farook's iphone. if apple still won't do it, they could be held in comtempt of court. the fbi says opening farook's phone is urgent because it could hold critical clues about the san bernardino massacre manhattan's district attorney is lashing out at apple. "they are acting like teenagers, uhh saying no one can tell me what to do." apple officials say that right after the phone was recovered someone reset the phone's apple difficult to retrieve the information. as many as 4-thousand are expected to attend the funeral mass today for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. vice president biden and his wife will be there, along with the other justices and scalia's large family including 9 children and 36 grandchildren. abc's bazi kanani is in washington with more. (vo basilica exterior. friday lines.)

. >>> new developments in the battle between apple and the fine overunlocking an encrypted iphone.es comey told the house panel that the issue sheds light on the ongoing division between law enforce and silicon valley. >> i love privacy, when i hear corporations say we're going to take you to a world where nobody is looking at your stuff, i think that's great. but law enforcement really does save people's lives, and we do that a whole lot through court orders that are search warrants, and we do it a whole lot through search war rents of mobile devices. so if we move to that world, it will be a different world than where we are today and where we were in 2014. >> his comments amid reports that apple is working on an iphone that even it cannot break into. ines ferre has the story. >> reporter: with just one day to go before it has to respond to a judge's order, apple is reportedly taking new steps to secure its products. the "washington post" says the company's engineers are working on enhancements that would make the phones unhackable without the owner's help. it would require pass

also still ahead on your friday mornrnng, the battle between apple and the phish heating up the deadline approaches for that tech giant to respond to a veve controversial court order. >>> across the area this mornin temperatures dipping back into the lower and mid 50s. clear skies. a live look over i-75 in pembroke pines. sunshine, not just for pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. >>> we're following break news out of miami; a heavy police presence in the area of lejeune road. erika glover just got to that area. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we just got to the scene in coral gables. i'll let you see what's going on. officers were taking one person out of the car. from our understanding, there is an active scene here on northwest 42nd avenue near 8th street. we're continuing to learn more from officers who are investigating a shots-fired situation

. >>> high drama tonight in the battle between apple and the fbi. the company filed a motion today to throw out a judge's order for it to help the fbi crack an iphone used by the san bernardino killers. saying the feds are seeking a dangerous power, all of it as apple insiders say the company is now working on a new version that would be impossible to unlock by anyone but the user. our justice williams has details. >> reporter: apple has always made security a selling point. >> these are the new iphones. >> reporter: when it released the iphone 6, snowden was warning about government surveillance, apple made a point saying it would no longer help police get information out of the new phones when they were locked, even when served with a search warrant. now apple is trying to make the phones more secure, working to develop an iphone that cannot be unlocked by anyone but the user, not by the police, not even by apple itself. it's fighting the fbi which wants apple to modify the software in the phone to disarm the security and let agents try to unlock

and the f-b-i director speaking out for the first time on the battle between apple and the justice department over getting into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. both sides sounding off this morning. break one the man who police say shot eight people in kalamazoo, michigan over the court this afternoon. six of those victims have died and two more are in critical condition. nbc's blake mccoy has more. :41-:50 good day to you. it is later this afternoon that we are expecting the suspect in this shooting, jason dalton, to make his first court appearance here at the courthouse the county prosecutor says he believes they have the right man and he is ready to file charges. this is a person who is accused of going on a shooting rampage killing six of them injuring two others. those two remain in the hospital we're told with very serious injuries this morning. last night there was a vigil for the victims here in kalamazoo and people are really hoping that those two who are seriously injured are able to pull through. sot mya hoke / friend of victim :41-:50 you see this stuff on the new

new developments in the battle between apple and the fbi. the justice department is new action against the tech giant. the government agency is now calling on a federal judge to compel apple to hack into san bernardino attacker syed farook's iphone. if apple still won't do it, they could be held in comtempt of court. the fbi says opening farook's phone is urgent because it could hold critical clues about the san bernardino massacre manhattan's district attorney is lashing out at apple. "they are acting like teenagers, uhh saying no one can tell me what to do." apple officials say that right after the phone was recovered someone reset the phone's apple id making it even more difficult to retrieve the information. this morning-- many as 4-thousand people are expected to attend the funeral mass for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. vice president biden and his wife will be there, along with the other justices and scalia's large family including 9 children and 36 grandchildren. abc's bazi kanani is in (vo basilica exterior. friday l

. >>> a precedent for privacy, new details on the battle between apple and the f.b.i. the other times the federal government said it asked for help in hacking an iphone. >> this morning, we're learning more about what happened before those deadly shootings in kalamazoo, michigan. the suspect went into a gun shop to buy a tactical jacket hours before the attack. the gun store released these images of dalton. he killed six and injured two others. >>> many in congress are already saying no to the president's plan to close gone bay. house speaker paul ryan immediately rejecting the proposal calling it neither smart nor safe buff the president giving a number of reasons why he says that is not the case. >> seven years after first signing an order to close guantanamo bay, a bruised and battled weary president obama was reduced to pleading with an unsympathetic congress to give his final plan a pass. >> i don't want to pass this problem on to the next president. if as a nation we don't deal with this now, when will we deal with it? are we going to let this linger another 15 y

the explosion is still being removed. more now on that big battle between the fbi and apple.. as customers rally in support of the company.. some legal experts say apple, refusing to unlock a terrorist's iphone, sets up an extraordinary legal fight with implications for consumers and digitial privacy. abc's elizabeth hur is in new york with more. the white house wants apple to do what a california judge ordered.. hack into the i- phone used by that terror suspect in the san bernardino massacre and help investigators get some answers. josh earnst, white house spokesperson: "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."marco rubio, "ultimately, i think being a good corporate citizen is important."while some of the republican hopefuls are siding with the obama administration. . these apple customers disagree.mos woman: "what apple's doing is standing up for all of our security." charlie furman, apple consumer "it's easy to imagine malicious

. >>> coming up on your local news on cbs this morning, more on the battle between apple and the fbi. we'll speak with ted olson, former solicitor general of the united states. now on daybreak ...a live look outside ...on a very rainy morning! good morning. today is tuesday ...feburary 23rd...it's now

. >>> coming up on your local news on cbs this morning, more on the battle between apple and the fbi. we'll speak with ted olson, former solicitor general of the united states. that's cbs this morning. i'm anne-marie green. have a good day. need to book a flight? check out cheapoair.com cheapoair offers you the fastest way to compare and book over 450 flights worldwide. you can travel out and back on two different airlines to get a better deal on flights to more than 2,000 destinations across the globe. because of cheapoair's best price guarantee you know you're getting the very best deal, every time. thinking flights? >>> it's 4:30, 46 degrees on tuesday morning february 23. light rain to the south and it heads our way this afternoon and could snow in some areas. good morning i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2's in a moment but first major fire has broken out in the bronx with smoke so think neighbors are being warned to keep their windows closed. janelle burrell has more. >> this is a five story apartment building. just got through speaking with one of

. >>> the county government that owned the iphone at the heart of the battle between apple and the justice department paid for but never installed a feature that would have allowed the fbi to easily unlock that phone. if the technology had been installed, officials would have been able to remotely unlock the phone for the fbi without a court battle. the fbi wants to examine the phone as part of it ongoing investigation into one of the terrorists in the san bernardino, california, shooting. willing to return to the u.s. if the federal government would guarantee he'd get a fair trial. the former national security agency contractor leaked details of a secret government eavesdropping program in 2013 and left the country. he faces u.s. charges that could land him in prison for up to 30 years. he said he want withs a fair trial where he can make a public interest defense then have jurors decide his case. >>> still more to come, how the feds are trying to simplify nutrition labels on our foot. plus, new york city's top dog breed when it comes to popularity, and an australian man lucky to be alive

. >>> the battle between apple and the fbi. the tech giant says it's all about protecting your privacy, while the feds say it's about national security. the iphone belonging to the san bernardino killers which months after the attack is still locked. as our justice correspondent pete williams reports, apple is now being ordered to help the fbi break in. >> reporter: inside this black lexus, the fbi says it found a smartphone used by farouk that could contain critical evidence. did they plan more attacks, was anyone else involved? it must be unlocked with a combination. but trying to get won't work because after ten unsuccessful tries, the contents of the phone are permanently scrambled, lost forever. now a judge's order apple to create and install software on that phone to defeat the security, allowing an fbi computer to keep entering numbers until it reaches the right combination. privacy advocates said they will help fight the order. >> if you build a back door, or master key into a lock, you can't control that only good guys

. >>> coming up on your local news on cbs this morning, more on the battle between apple and the fbi. we'll speak with ted olson, former solicitor general of the united states. that's cbs this morning. i'm anne-marie green. caught up in a sexting scandal. the sheriff's office is warning parents that the nakes selfies and videos verge on child pornography. hundreds of people turned out at a candlelight vigil to remember the victims of the shootings in kalamazoo. driver from the bay area is creating a company that will offer drivers free perks and services. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist bobby deskins.