remember a few weeks ago the beef between apple and the f.b.i.? the f.b.i. needednlock the san bernardino terrorist's phone. the dispute was headed to federal because apple kept saying this -- >> we need to decide as a nation how much power the government should have over our data and over our privacy. we did not expect to be in this position, at odds with our own government, but we believe strongly that we have a responsibility to help you protect your data and protect your privacy, and we will not shrink from this responsibility. >> trevor: tim cook might as well have come out at the apple event and said, f.b.i., you can unlock our new iphone with just one finger. might as well have said that. apple wasn't backing down. so the whole thing was headed for a showdown. suddenly, monday, the phish canceled its genius bar appointment. >> the f.b.i. saying they may not need apple's help to unlock the phone. >> the federal government saying they may not need to take apple to court saying they believe they can hack into an iphone, something they said they could not do wit

the phone that i carry and probably you carry ask vastly improved. apple is going to need to - the f.b.i. or anyone else is going to need apple help to crack into another phone. we're going to see more court cases coming up in the future with this exact kind of argument and that is why appear emand the f.b.i. have arced that law makers need to step in and figure out what rules we should love by live by >>> apple stated: >>> we're learning more about a man drawn at the u.s. capital on monday. 66 year old larry dawson, was shot by police after pointing a weapon at officers. he is in the hospital this morning. stable by critical condition, facing assault charges. >> based on the initial investigation, we believe that this is an act of a single person who has frequented the capital grounds before and there is no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act >>> dawson is believed to be the same man who disrupted the house chamber last fall. he previously wrote on his church's website that he was leading a movement to urge congress to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour >

phone once it's out in the wild, but the phone that i carry, probably you carry are vastly improves in terms of security, so apple is going to need -- sorry, the f.b.i. or anyone applying to apple for help with this is definitely going to need the companies help to break into any newer phone. even hope toette court case ended in this way, it's undoubtedly the case that we are going to see more court cases coming up in the future winning exact argument and that is why both apple and the f.b.i. argue that lawmakers need to step in and figure out what rules we should live by when it comes to this tension between private and security. >> apple's c.e.o. tim cook released a statement saying: >> a mississippi woman is due in court today, accused of planning to join isil. officials say 20-year-old jalon young will plead guilty. she and see former mississippi state university chemistry student. she and her fiancee were arrested last august after they tried to board a flight to istanbul. they planned to travel to syria to join ice pill. her fiancee hasn't been sentenced after pleading guilty. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel appointed 27 year eddie johnson as i

hearing between the government and apple is canceled feel f.b.i. saying it may not need apple's help unlocking the iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. prosecutors say the f.b.i. has been researching ways to access information in syed farook's encrypted phone and they are getting help from a "outside party." it is uncomfortable for e over our data and over our privacy. amber: if the fib is able to -- f.b.i. is able to work to unlock the iphone that would make apple's forced cooperation unnecessary. this is unfolding and we will stay on top of it. barbara: it is time for the must-see video. we have two good samaritans determined who get a driver out of a burning car. this was the inferno. informs the driver slammed into a tree and fainted. the door was jammed but two improvised bending the metal to free him. >> i put myself at risk. barbara: the victim is recovering from severe burns. whether he was drinking. check out this video from instagram. those new cars will not make it to the auto lot. that was consumed stopping traffic east of indianapolis. no one w

the f.b.i. now says it may not need apple's help in unlocking that i phone that belonged to one much the san bernardino shooters. the two sides were due to meet the f.b.i. says an outside party has come forward with a possible method to access the data on syed rizwan farook's incrypted iphone. they have until april 5 to test the method. >>> if you are a kindle user you may notice your device cannot access the internet possibly. amazon says if you don't update your older ereader by today it will not be able to download store. if you wait until after tomorrow you will have to manually add the update using a desktop computer to regain access. >>> let's talk with jason right now. how are we looking? >> not too bad. looking at slow warming over the next couple of days but because of that we track rain showers and even thunder. i'll let you know who will get wet first and for how long. all of that coming up in my forecast and of course it's tuesday. our pet of the week is here more on our pet of the week which actually is walking into the studio right now. it's a cute little dog. >>> a major european capital

the f.b.i. said it does not need apple's help to unlock the san bernardino's iphone. >>> a human impact. concerns, improving a shipping port could have catastrophic cop

the f.b.i.'s had a contract with these guys for a long time, the f.b.i. saying the inability to get this, or let me rephrase it, the f.b.i. said they needed appleo this phone and they didn't need apple to get into this phone. but one wonders, when they realized they didn't need apple to get into the phone, and if the court case had testify -- itself was what some say it seemed to be, an excuse to get a legal ruling, to get into lots of iphones. guest: i think that's one of the things the legal experts have been talking about. if it seems as though the f.b.i. could have done this for a lightning time, then it means that judges are going to be very sir come spectacular going forward when they look at these rulings and they will perhapses have a second look and say to law enforcement agencies, you sure you can't do this? who do you have on your books, who are you using, go away and have another try and come back to me. cory: we don't know if the founders of this company came out of the famous unit 8200 out of the israeli army that leads to a lot of companies doing cybersecurity. but it suggests that israel once again has some of the strongest abil

the f.b.i. why it may need apple to hack into a terrorist iphone after >>> breaking news and a sign of rising tensions created by today's bombings in brussels. this is a live look at the denver international airport. the main terminal there has been evacuated after a suspicious package was discovered. airport officials say it could lead to flight delays. we will keep you posted as the situation develops. >> right now president obama is wrapping up his final day in cuba. he face the criticism by some of his would-be replacements at home for not cutting the visit short after terror attacks in belgium but the president sticking with his plans took in an exhibition game and says that terrorists want us to disrupt our lives and doing so -- violence. we are joined by scott mcclain. going to argentina next rather than returning home. he has no plans to return home until later this week. he is entering air force one in argentina and will alive late tonight and tomorrow and meet with the argentina president and then attend a state dinner as well. now a lot -- two in particular of the republican candidates ted

cam judge officially were doctored the case between apple and the justice department. this is after the f.b.i. said they did not need apple's help to break into the locked iphone that plopped to a intern san bernadino's killer. but "forbes" magazine said an israeli company sold software to the f.b.i. reports show the fbi paid them $218,000 on the same day they said though up locked the phone. apple is programming to increase the security of the products. the f.b.i. is reviewing information from the iphone. it is unclear if they found anything useful for the investigation. >>> this morning, an animal crawlty investigation is underway in the east by after half a dozen animals were found dead. a city grounds keeper discovered three raccoons, a cat and a pass summon saturday afternoon at the berkeley marina along the seawall drive. they were suffering from mysterious injuries that caused them to foam at the mouth. they were taken to the shelter for observations all animals died one euthanized. police are asking for the help of the public in reporting any other animals similar injuries or if they see anyone carrying a he

the f.b.i. said it does not need apple's help to unlock the san bernardino's iphone. >>> a human impact. concerns, improving a shipping port could have catastrophic cop sequences. does he have does he have could be . >>> the justice department has ended its legal battle to force apple to unlock an iphone beginning to one of the san bernardino's phones. it says it has unlocked the phone and is analyzing the information inside. jacob live for us in san francisco. this has been a long, hard fit. how did the government finally, unlock the phone? >> reporter: it's not clear what method they used. many are pointing at a probable rewriting of a flash memory on a copying of its memory off of the phone and then recopying back on whenever you need to once you get to a number of unlock attacks. that's what unlocked -- locked them out. if it's too many times. like loading a saved game right at the point where the game is hardest getting back to the first part of the donkey kong level. they think that's what if it is. the timing, they had looked at a third party solution. it came on a sunday. >> led

the april 8 deadline. >>> we have developing story tonight in the apple versus f.b.i. legal battle over a terrorist iphone. the justice department thinks it found another way around the security code without needing apple's help. both were set to square off tomorrow in court, but they have been granted a delay to explore the new option. an unnamed outside party came forward over the weekend demonstrating a method to unlock the phone. apple says it is too early to declare victory in the case because if the hack does not work the government may not come back demanding assistance again. >>> the divisions are evident on day two of president obama's historic cuban visit. if a picture is it worth 1,000 words, smiling at the dinner tonight and him urging president raul castro to take questions from reporters about human rights, not just crowning moments over the decades of bad relationships, to many they are stunning. cuban citizens shocked to hear their leader admit that not all arrests are fair. and obama told abc news in a closed-door meeting with castro he urged cuba to start taking steps towards free codofreedom. >> i indicated to him that we cannot force changes on cuba. but what we will do and co

and now other news, apple will not be in court today to argue against opening that locked iphone that belonged to one of intern don't terrorists. in comes as the f.b.i. may not need the help after all. prosecutors asked the judge to delay the hearing yesterday and the f.b.i. has revealed "outside party," showed agent a possible way to unlock the iphone. apple objects to a court order to create software to hack into the phone. >> inspirational morning a the professional business women's conference. we will talk to amy hollyfield who has been there throughout the morning. thousands of women are gathering from all over california here now in san francisco. looks live we are having problem with the live shot so, instead, we are going to a new dispute in pacifica on the heels of el nino-influenced storms with people who were firsted to move are asking the city to do something. and meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> reggie, and everyone, welcome to a sunny to which the broadcast center. i am keeping the umbrella close because there is a chance of a stray shower and i will show you the best chance and when that happens before the big warming trend hits the gi

the f.b.i. to tell how someone unlocked an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. the justice department with drew the case when it found a way to get in the phone and apple needs to now how the phone was hacked to make sure its products are more secure. so far the f.b.i. is refusing apple's request. >>> after the break, a new carpooling service seen in the bay area claiming to rifle uber. >> big changes for instagram and the app makes it easier to share more video. >> after fog this morning, more sunshine this afternoon coming up i will let you know if we have any changes for the forecast thursday and talking about rain chances on the long range weather maps. >>> aerospace giant boeing plans to cut 4000 jobs in the commercial plane division in the middle of the year and an additional 1600 cuts through voluntary layoffs. a spoke man says the cuts will include hundreds of executive and manager positions. the ultimate goal is to get rid of 10% of the work force in washington state. boeing recently said it would eliminate the jobs as the cost cutting effort. >> one of the busiest free ways and there is a ride share company hoping to change that. >>> one of the busiest

the f.b.i. has successfully unlocked an iphone used by the san bernardino gunman and no longer needs help from apple. the agency says a week ago that an outside party offered a way to unlock it and the f.b.i. has accessed the data. that officially ends the case against apple that has refused to comply with the f.b.i.'s request. >>> now the method used to get in the iphone is a mystery but the department of justice says that it will continue a law enforcement effort to gather data from the inscripted devices. >> the death toll from a suicide bombing is now at 70 targeting christians. the country observed a three day mourning period. >> it prompted a security crack down. connor powell has more. >> reporter: in the 70 dead and 300 wounded and now the investigation begins to yesterday's easter bombing in pakistan. targeting christians gathered for a celebration in a park. >> what will be more painful to me than thisalmost the whole family is gone. >> funerals under way for the victims. so are raids in extremist groups. >> a break away group now loyal to isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that

the f.b.i.'s case against apple has been postponed. u.s. investigators say they may not needpple help to unlock an iphone used in the shootings in california. the u.s. and cuban presidents have pledged to set aside their differences in a meeting in halve aborigine an a. the meeting between obama and castro exposed differing views on human rights >>> one of the biggest challenges for myanmar's new government will be fighting the country's drug trade. it's thought to be helping fund rebel armies and some suspected of being involved are taking on the drug lords themselves. >> reporter: in northern myanmar a family mourns the death of a 19 year old who became another victim of the drug trade. he was part of a group that has been destroying poppy fields. he was allegedly killed when farmers and militia tried to protect their crops. >> translation: he used drug in the past. he felt guilty that he wasted his time. he was willing to help opium field. my husband and i were very worried. finally we let him go. >> reporter: this is a chris phenomenon group that is thought to have around

the san bernardino iphone saga, now apple may need the help of the fbi. we were if cupertino to explain. >> this is troubling for apple, the f.b.i. announced they hacked interest an iphone and now the tech company has to figure out how to restore security for up of the must popular products. of court, apple never thought the case should go forward in the first place. the california judge officially respected the case between apple and the justice department yesterday after the f.b.i. said they break into an iphone used they break into an iphone used by the intern don't -- by the government unlocked the phone but it is is not clear if anything useful was fund on the phone for the terrorists investigation. >>> the wait is finally almost over. capitaldungness crabs on sale tm or friday. the fishermen finally headed out to catch dungness crab after the son was postponed for four months. the amount of toxin is new safe for human consumption and they will get $2.90 a >> we set the rice and everyone threw on the bait and roared out to set the traps. >> we will pay between $15 and $20 a pound and that police is 10 cents down from last ye

. >>> the justice department is now telling apple it may not need help in the unlocking of the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the government says a third party has given the f.b.i. details on a way to open syed farook's phone without erasing the data. the message needs testing but the justice department canceled a hearing scheduled for today. if the hack doesn't worse apple could be pressured to break in the phone. they have no knowledge of the alleged attack. >> yahoo announced it will take fantasy bets from new york residents. the change comes after draftkings and fanduel suspended operations in new york. there was a fair play initiative designed to make the game more transparent for users and more fun. it caps the number of entries per user at ten for each contest and eliminates automatic entries and it intensifies experienced players with the badge. >> a fender-bender disrupted service on a cable car line in san francisco. the accident happened on the california line at the intersect of california and grant at 10:00 this morning. a city owned pickup truck could collided with a pickup car. service was shut down for about two hours. however by noon that servi

the f.b.i. a possible way to get into the phone. but they need time to figure out if it will work. if it does, then they no longer need to force apple to unlock the phone that the company has been fighting. >>> president obama is spending his second night in cuba after a day of historic meetings. earlier the president met with raoul castro calling it a new there were tough talks about democracy and human rights. ab c david muir asked about the message of change he passed on to castro. >> i indicated that we can't force changes on cuba but what we can do and will continue to do is to stan up for the rights that we consider universal. >> president obama will talk to the cuban people and watch the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team play ball. >>> it is costing us more to fill up our gas tanks. the average price for a gallon of regular in ohio is now 1.92 and triple a says that is 22 cents more than a month ago and getting a better deal than the nation as a whole. it is also 43 cents less than we were paying a year ago. experts say the increases because of the decline in surprise and strong demand. >>> all right. mark. >> yes, y

the case, but he said sometimes compromises may be needed in the interests of national security. much of the t earnings ch community opposes-- tech community for owes-- opposes apple having to help the f.b.i. the collection of data about phone calls and emails by the national security agency. the agency also tapped the smart phones of u.s. allies, lining german chancellor. tech professions l professionals say no-one's data is secure from snooping. >> if you're on mobile phone, you have to assume your phone is being monitored. that's how i look at it. >> reporter: the fight between appear emand f.b.i. is set for late march >>> the n.a.s.a. astronaut who broke the longest u.s. space mission will retire at the end of the month. scott kelly landed safely back on earth last week after spending nearly a year on the international space station. the 340 day mission was intended to pave the way for human travel to mars. for the rest of us, you can checkout the website. >> some are blind. others are ridden with cancer. many have serious mental illness. all of them are old. and a few will never get out alive.

need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. leon: f.b.i. director james comey and the apple top attorney took the stand today at a congressional hearing related to unlocking the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. comey said in response to questioning whatever the outcome of the case it will set a precedent looked at by the other courts and the law enforcement. comey defended the lawsuit against the tech giant. yesterday a federal judge ruled in new york apple doesn't have to help investigators unlock an iphone maureen: patient from mental health facility in fairfax county has been missing for 24 hours. leon: michael marshall ran away from the mental health institute in falls church and he is known to be violent. if you see this man in the picture here, don't approach him. call the police right away. maureen: montgomery county police investigating a shooting in rockville at 10:00. a man was shot in the leg and then was picked up and driven to the montgomery county rockville campus. the victim is not a student and hi is not being cooperative with the investigators.

the f.b.i. has the tools. they have the resources to fight this but you know they need as much cooperation as possible from the private sector and this for example, the apple case for example, showed resistance and you talk about making things less secure, i think what the public wants is to be more secure individually. you know, it is almost like unless something happens to the immediate family, these things go on. i'm talking about brussels, now. and you know this will fade away in the next couple of days and the next couple of weeks and people will remember it as brussels and paris and san bernardino and things have to change in terms of the mentality. this is real problem do you think things need to change? >> there is no indication that encryption was used by the paris attackers and the brussels attackers and the san bernandino attackers. meta data, who people are calling and texting and when, all of that is the type of data that law enforcement and intelligence agencies need to use to do their jobs. encryption doesn't prevent that. >> you are looking for a lead anin sernandino. when the f.b.i. investigating things in the s phanone when they meet resi

the san bernardino terrorists without apple's help. the justice department has withdrawn the case leaving law enforcement to wonder what will happen the next time they need inscription. >> the next time the f.b.i. has one of these situations, we will lose. >> the prosecutors said the f.b.i. received help from a third party. but wouldn't reveal anything else about the method they used. including whether or not it could be used again and who has access to it. >> it is about protecting businesses and protecting proprietary information and customer lists and protecting government secrets. >> the apple case is a part of the much larger battle over whether companies will be allowed to build technologies that are virtually unbreakable by the feds. f.b.i. director james comey says a new regulatory framework should be created after a vigorous public debate. >> even if this particular technique makes it go away, that litigation we have to as a country resolve because of the values we care about and we hope an adult conversation about this. >> apple said it will continue to help the feds whenever possible. but will also continue to strengthen inscription to keep the products safe. in los angeles, jonatha

the needs of survivors. protecting children, he says, and providing support for survivor and their that many family must priority and all aspect of the life of the church. >> f.b.i. director and apple top attorney testifying at con gregsnal hearing focussed on other electronic devices it comes apple refusing to help federal investigators hack into iphone linked one of san bernardino shooters. apple executives say creating back door would make device vulernable to hacker in cyber cripple nasdaq. they opened fire on his co workers in san bernardino california in december. 14 people were killed. 22 others were injured. f.b.i.ing want to access his phone. to look for evidence. agency director says, deintiet apple refusal to help he understands why the company might be hesitant. >> there are no demons this debate. company are not eiffel. you have lot of good people who see the world through different lenses. who care about things all care about same things in my view. the company care about public safety. the f.b.i. carbs about innovation and privacy. >> he went on say it is f.b.i. is job to use all lawful tools possible completed his investigation. just yesterday, federal judge sided a

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the apple walls. they figured it out. they figured out how to crack the code because they want to help the f.b.i. prevent another terror attack. lou: tim cook needse told to go where? >> it's a family show so we can't say. but now the f.b.i. is helping in try to solve a double murder case and good for them. lou: tim cook will stand, i believe, there will be a bunch of of libertarians that will have a fit. but his irresponsible built as the ceo of am is heinous in not helping protect americans. i find that case deplorable. >> in the san bernardino case the phone wasn't even owned by the terrorist. lou: it' never appropriate for a corporate citizen as well as any individual citizen to turn his or her back on the public interest. thank you very much. >> we have it all here. lou: our online poll. 464% say if donald trump is the nominee the republicans have no chance of winning in november. that's it for us tonight. steve forbes among our guest tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: it's our last show of the week. i'm watching vigilante billionaire fighter bernie sanders go from popular socialist outlier to worp