is on a tear, officially exiting bear market territory and why apple's rally could soon come to a screeching halt. a chart you've got to see. we start off with what was a very big day for stocks and s&p and fed chair janet yellen said caution and rising rates is warranted -- raising rates, i should say and take a look at the risk-on moves. biotech and small caps seeing huge gains on the day so with free money seemingly now forever, what do you do with your portfolio now. tim, why don't you kick it off. >> mere mortals don't mess with

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. >> members of congress from both parties say they understand why apple is resisting the order. some now call for a blue ribbon commission of experts to figure out a solution. >>> the long term impact of an invisible gas leak, residents return to porter ranch, but some worry it's still not safe. >> residents living near a now capped natural gas well near los angeles are finally being allowed to go home. they were forced out as a leak spewed methane into the air. some fear it's still not safe to return. >> months after being forced away, joni spears has returned to organize what's left in her home. >> how do you explain this to your kids? >> they're going through a lot. they know that we have to make the right decisions for them and i think they've been preparing themselves to leave, but i think not knowing where we're going and what we're doing, it's frightening. >> spears is not convinced it's safe to live her anymore. the gas company has sealed the well and residents started returning last week, but her health had improved while away and now she says she feels ill again. >> si

. >> reporter: members from both sides say they understand why apple is resisting the order.are calling for a blue rib bin panel of experts to figure out a resolution. >>> when we come back, residents at porter ranch are worried it is still not safe. >>> cuba has announced its case of the zika virus. a 28 year old coming down with a high fever and a rash, and has been under medical quarantine. a subsequent test showed she did have the virus. cuba was one of the last countries in the western hemisphere to be free of zika. >>> the tam -- tampa bay rays will play in cuba. >>> ivey league schools are taking a new step towards preventing football injuries. all eight coaches say there will no longer be tackling during regular season practices. it remains to be seen if the entire ncaa takes up the no-practice tackling policy. >>> residentslying near a now .kaed natural gas well near los angeles are finally being told they can go home. they were forced out a few months ago as a leak spews tens of thousands of tons of methane gas into the air. some fear it is still not safe to go back

why? >> i love apple. i might. >> you might? that's the new one. >> nice. >> what do you think?> pretty light. >> i really like this one, pause it's easier to handle. >> at my age, small isn't necessarily good. big is good. >> it looks good to me, actually. i think it's better than the bigger size. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> this kind of looks like an older version. >> thank you very much. this is the 5. >> you've got me there. >> okay, okay. >> let's be clear. you actually took the old phone out there, and you said, would you agree to this thing? people actually said yes. it's easier to handle. >> except for the older gentleman. everybody else they would upgrade. >> isn't that the endorsement for why you want to keep buying apple stock? >> no matter what. >> there's nothing special about the cycle. we hand in an old phone and -- >> it was a sample size. >> right. let's bring in the editor at large, and he is here with the actual new iphone se. not some duplicate old fake one. >> there's a tiny little se right there. this is in fact -- here's the thing about this phone. it's c

. >> reporter: members of congress from both parties say they understand why apple is resisting the ordersome are calling for a blue ribbon panel of experts to figure out a solution. >>> the long term impact of an invisible gas leak. some are worried that it is still not safe. >>> and ivy league universities make a change to the way their football players practice. only on al jazeera america. >>> cuba has announce t it fist case of the zika virus. the health ministry says it was brought in by a venezuelan medical student on february 21st. the 28 year old has been under medic medical quarantine. cuba was one of the last countries in the western hemisphere to free of zika. >>> and president obama will attend a baseball game in cuba later this month. it will be the first visit to cuba by an mlb team since the orioles played there in 1999. >>> ivy league schools are taking new steps to avoid injuries. there will no longer be tackling during regular season practice. it remains to be seen if the entire ncaa will take up the policy. >>> residents living here a now capped gas well in los angeles

. >> also, why apple is being forced to shell out hundreds of millions of dollars, we'll tell you why, first, though, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> a new jersey state trooper fighting for his live. he was hit by a vehicle after investigating a vehicle on i-295. he suffered injuries and was returned to the hospital. driver remained at the scene. so far no charges have been filed against her. >>> nine people were injured, four seriously, when the front car after commuter train plunged into a swollen creek east of san francisco. emergency crews had to fight a dangerous current to rescue injured passengers. a tree fell on across the tracks during heavy rain and derailed that train. >>> cbs-3 confirmed, running back, trade the to the titans, byron maxwell, linebacker kiko alonso, the deals move through of former coach chip kelly's marquis signing, from last off season, the trades can be can not be announced until tomorrow. right now 4:50, time for check on your business news, jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, jill, apple about to shell out

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why apple? >> it's the people, charlie. e do have a little bit of money and we've got some ip and so forth and all this stuff is great. but it's the people that make apple. it's the people and the culture. and the culture here is this very unique blend of idealism that anything is possible that we can be bold and deep humanity. everybody here wants to change the world and we do that through creating the great parts of the world and we try to give people tool that make them do things or allow them to do things that they could not always do. that's sort of the thread that types us all together. and it's the best place in the world to work. >> rose: why? >> because the feeling. the feeling you get when you're making a difference. it's better than any paycheck, it's better than anything you could ever get out of a job. this feeling that you're truly making a difference in the world. and i never felt it before entering the apple door.)í and after you get that feeling, you become incredibly selfish. you never want to give it out b

that's why apple is fighting a court order to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. the fbi director presented his case for opening the phone. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: fbi director james comey says what investigators are asking of apple is simple. >> we are asking apple, take the vicious guard dog away. let us try to pick the lock. >> reporter: law makers question whether investigators have done everything in their power to break into the killer's iphone before taking apple to court. republican congressman daryl issa. >> are you testifying today that you and/or contractors that you employ could not achieve this without demanding an unwilling partner do it? >> correct. >> congressman john conyers, a timing of the case. >> i would be deeply disappointed if the turns out that the government is fund to be exploiting a national tragedy to pursue a change in the law. >> reporter: last december, sayed farook and his wife, killed 14 people in the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil since september 11th. in the days and weeks after at take -- investigators attemp

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. >> reporter: it's why apple co-founder decided he had to bring it to san jose. >> now, we have device that's can see through walls like super man. >> torso. >> torso. >> neck. >> they're rolling out the carpet and there is a buzz in the air. >> i was too afraid to approach him. >> the stars of back to the future will find their ride is waiting. >> we have been time traveling ever since. >> terry says they're doing it to raise money for parkinson's research. >> making donations, let's get to $10,000 for the michael j fox foundation. >> also, stan lee. >> does that make it a true comic convention? >> i think so. you can't have it without stan. >> the real star of the show is the crowd. >> i want to see usual people, seeing people that live outside of the social norms has been a large part of my life. i grew up shy, outsider, a geek. >> outsiders are the true insiders and he wants to bring them together. >> i want people to feel that they're being outside the normal in some areas is appropriate and good and admired. >> the woz will get a wax feature next to steve jobs. a symbol of what a

and that's why apple is fighting a court order to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. the f.b.i. director present the his case for opening the phone. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: f.b.i. director james comey says what investigators are asking of apple is simple. >> essentially, we're asking apple take the vicious guard dog away. let us try to pick the lock. >> reporter: but lawmakers questioned whether they had done everything in their power to break into the killers' iphone before taking apple to court. republican congressman darrell issa. >> are you testifying today that you and/or contractors that y without demanding an unwilling partner two it? >> correct. >> reporter: congressman john conyers, a michigan democrat, questioned the timing of the case. >> and i would be deeply disappointed if it turns out that the government is found to be exploiting a national tragedy to pursue a change in the law. >> reporter: last december, syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14 people in the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil since september 11. in

in an exculusive interview with abc news last month, cook explained why apple took such a tough stance. >> the only way to get information would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of captioner. we know that doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. this is not something that we would create. this is would be bad for america. >> as of this moment, apple has not responded to today's development. >>> breaking news. a grassfire scorched a large field block from facebook's headquarters. sky 7 hd is live above the field at university avenue and bayfront expressway. take a look. right now crews are fighting back the flames. we apologize. the picture froze there on us. the fire has burned at least two acres. firefighters said it had the potential to double in size. windy conditions really were making it difficult to control. for more, we're joined on the phone by harold of the menlo park fire department. thank you so much for joining us. what can you tell us about the latest on this fire? >> well, the fire is contained to a veget

. >> reporter: it's why apple co-founder decided he had to bring it to san jose. >> now, we have devices can see through walls like super man. >> torso. >> torso. >> neck. >> they're rolling out the carpet and there is a buzz in the air. >> i was too afraid to approach him. >> the stars of back to the future will find their ride is waiting. >> we have been time traveling ever since. >> terry says they're doing it to raise money for parkinson's research. >> making donations, let's get to $10,000 for the michael j fox foundation. >> also, stan lee. >> does that make it a true comic convention? >> i think so. you can't have it without stan. >> the real star of the show is the crowd. >> i want to see usual people, seeing people that live outside of the social norms has been a large part of my life. i grew up shy, outsider, a geek. >> outsiders are the true insiders and he wants to bring them together. >> i want people to feel that they're being outside the normal in some areas is appropriate and good and admired. >> the woz will get a wax feature next to steve jobs. a symbol of what a coupl

are we having this debate now because of those revelations, why apple and other companies have decided to go this far on the side of digital privacy? >> i can't speak to their motivation in terms of snowden. they suffered unfair reputational loss based on legal harms they cannot do anything about. right now, not to get to a field there's something called the privacy shield which is a framework which allows information to flow from the eu to the europe, to the united states. that agreement was essentially wiped away by european court because of their concerned of domestic surveillance and require companies to comply with that surveillance. that through thousands of companies into disarray. they clearly felt harmed. there's really nothing they can do, they are complying with legal orders. it's hard to look at them and turn around and say, you must continue to comply with his legal orders, even though though it is likely to cause even more financial harm, at minimum the fbi and other law-enforcement need to recognize what they're doing is causing financial hardship to companies as well as

think amazon clearly believes in encryption given their support of apple, but even going back to why applefighting the case in brooklyn earlier, i think mood has shifted and it is surprising even people in tech how many other people in tech agree with them. there is almost a uniform view that the government should not have the right to have backdoors into this product and that things should be encrypted for the safety of consumers. emily: how important is this as a branding issue? cory: it is important also as a consumer issue. echo increases their visibility as a tech company. they also have amazon web services as one of the most important services on the internet. i think that is why the corporate concern about privacy is so concerned about amazon. it is crucial for amazon when it comes to technology. emily: you also have a big series coming up this week about amazon prime video. cory: the company is going to sell over $2.5 billion of content over the counter your. i was in hollywood last week at the premiere of a new show. i talked to some the people in hollywood and even people in holl

every time i look in stories about this, i just don't -- i never get a rational excuse from apple why they can just tell -- flip off the federal government, you know, in trying to capture terrorists. >> two things, adam. we know apple and tim cook have talked about the fact that creating this key makes everybody's phones vulnerable. i don't even remember that commercial they would based on 1984, the book, during the super bowl. they've always had this narrative that it's us versus the government, we're going to keep you safe from the government. and, you know, i think it's wearing thin with the general public, but that's been their position. >> well, you know, it's interesting. i initially was exactly where charlie was on this. my perspective was, apple just needs to step up and help out. their perspective is, they help out quite a lot. what you said, i think what cary said is right, they do help. in many instances what they objected to was being asked to create a whole new product. they said to the government, you create it, you know how to do it, you do it, but we can't be in the po

why apple? tim: it is the people, charlie. we do have a little bit of money. have some ip and so forth. it is the people that make apple. it is the people and the culture. is this veryere unique blend of idealism that anything is possible. that we can be bold. and a deep humanity. everybody here would like to change the world. we do that through our products. tools thative people make them do things or allow them to do things that they could otherwise do. that is the thread that ties this altogether. charlie: by? why because of the feeling? tim: that you get when you are making a difference -- altogether. charlie: why? tim: because of the feeling that you get when you are making a difference. after you get that feeling, you become incredibly selfish -- you never want to give it up. you know how special it is. i have never encountered it in other places. i hold it dearly. charlie: different mindset or attitude about products? ethos about perfection? tim: it is a different mindset. it needs to be insanely great. great, ity has to be has to make a difference with

that's why apple is fighting a court order to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. the fbi director presented his case for opening the phone. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: fbi director james comey says what investigators are asking of apple is simple. >> we are asking apple, take the vicious guard dog away. let us try to pick the lock. >> reporter: law makers question whether investigators have done everything in their power to break into the killer's iphone before taking apple to court. >> are you testifying today that you and/or contractors that you employ could not achieve this without demanding an unwilling partner do it? >> correct. >> congressman john conyers, a michigan democrat questioned the timing of the case. >> i would be deeply disappointed if the turns out that the government is fund to be exploiting a national tragedy to pursue a change in the law. >> reporter: last december, sayed farook and his wife, killed 14 people in the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil since september 11th. in the days and weeks after at take -- investigators attempte

apple was getting better press in the battle. why? at the outset of the battle, apple made statements on the web site but since that time they have embarked on the media campaign that is unprecedented in their history. >> usually they are secretive. >> they are quiet and talk of the product and it is not the c.e.o. they scored points with the interviews and with tim cook, and we saw the fbi backtracking on their statement with the delay in the hearings because of the third party coming forward about a potential solution. in this week, apple is winning the media battle of the issue. >> as pointed out apple is doing conference calls and buying reporters to the washington office and doing an interview with david muir and there was a "time" magazine cover story on cook took and a lot of coats from the apple c.e.o. on this including what i think of civil liberties i think of the founding principles. how sympathetic is this? >> they gave tim cook a lot of room in the story to make the case. one side i can see why this unprecedented access m

versus fbi hearings, fbi director james comey heading into our 3 of testimony stating his case why apples should have the did terrorist's iphone for law-enforcement. jo lin kent is on the case to monitor every word coming out of this. >> apple, the fbi wants apple to take the vicious guard dog away so they can access the phone in the san bernardino case in which 14 people were killed. we are listening to the latest of what he has to say. this is part of the opening statement. >> these hard questions through robust debate, the fbi job is limited. we have two jobs, the first is to investigate cases like san bernardino any use tools that are lawful and appropriate. the second thing it is our job to tell the american people the tools you are counting on us to use to keep you safe and becoming less effective. it is not our job to tell the american people how to resolve that problem. the fbi is not an alien force impose on america from mars. >> a lot is happening since then and i want to bring that to you. coming access lot of phones the fbi wants access to and if the court resolve this questio

. >>> up dated toys, why apple aroundnd.. >>> 6:13 and we have the latest at break news from brusselses. explosions killed 13 people and hurt dozens more. and the brussels' is confirming these are terror attacks. security is being tie end at all airports in paris, all flights are canceled in and out of brussels today. the explosions came after the arrest of the prime suspect which left 130 people dead in paris attacks. >>> we will keep a look at that periodically. >>> president obama watching of cuba's baseball team take the on doze political protesters were arrested and president balm plans to meet with them today. both presidents acknowledge there's still disagreements. >> our starting point is that we have two different systems of government, two different economies, and we have decades of profound differences. there are more changes coming to the country, starwood hotels announced it will be the first american company to run three hotels in cuba and carnival says it will start offering cruises to cuba in may. >>> apple in the and the fbi won't be going to court today over privacy is

a complex set of issues that come into play and there are strong arguments why apple should take the stance they are taking. but there's no question as terrorism continues, people get more and more scared and the pressures increase for everybody to line up behind the government man barricades, so to speak. there's all kinds of ways to use technology more intelligently as time goes on and this threat becomes more routine, which i'm sad to say, i think it will be. i don't think it's all about technology. i think a lot of it has to do -- shoe leather community policing where it may be a little more vulnerable to these terrorists who may use these communities as a place to hide. connecting to these communities and doing old-fashioned work where you connect with the community and build bonds of trust but doesn't need to involve all the technology we have to us today. i do agree with what has been said but it is highlighting the need for a parsbeeen technos the feral government. as this continues, thiswill conw enforcen avto gehis data. it is encrypted, they're going to work with these man