branding of the trump slogans and candidacy we're joined tonight by former apple ceo john scully and we are going to look at the question whether the gop is actually trying to destroy their party. >>> also tonight pope francis strikes again, going political again on donald trump. the pontiff now urging nations to, quote, open their hearts and open their doors to illegal immigrants. we will be talking about the propriety of the pontiff's insertion again in u.s. politics and the republican elite. and the scandal that could end hillary clinton's presidential ambitions worsening tonight. >>> we're reporting that clinton's team aggressively tried to change security rules so that she could use her private e-mail server for classified communications. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge will have our live report from washington. >>> our top story tonight, the republican establishment's intensifying efforts to change convention rules to attack the candidacy of their party's front runner and to betray republican voters who have supported donald trump. it's clear the washington car

justice department put the federal judge in new york to overturn a ruling to force apple to unlock the iphone of the drug dealer. we have the latest on this story. and peyton manning makes it official, hangs up his colleagues. maria schiarapova drops a shocker about a positive drug test. it is 5 a m in new york, welcome to "fbn a.m.," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. republican presidential candidates making their final push for votes in today's contrasts in michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. in total, 150 delegates are available today. ohio governor john kasich and ted cruz trying to demonstrate their regional appeal in michigan and texas. front runner donald trump on sean hannity talking about his conservatism. >> i don't like labels because all label doesn't need much but when it means conservative i am very conservative. i am very so-called conservative on the military. i want a very strong military, i want to build up the military, the military is totally depleted. no one is more conservative when it comes to

important that the individual's phone. >> this is really get is really getting to the whole apple fbi. the bottom line is they are constantly worrying. how far do we go into insisting that our phones be searched to secure our safety. >> this terror suspect from the third man and the bob mintz airport. najim laachraoui was wanted before yesterday. he is the one they found the dna that were used in the terrorist attacks. how could they be so far behind in trying to break a the attacks. they were great deal longer than that to syria and back again. >> there's a couple points that are particularly important to penetrate these networks. you need effect of human coverage, human intelligence or technical intelligence or a combination of both. if you don't have that, if you don't have human sources and that the later rest of abdeslam, and suggest they do not have the human or technical coverage to tell you what the most wanted men in europe is at any given time. that could be the case again here. arthur mentioned a piece of days. the challenge is added by a group to technologies, tight closed netw

asking a federal judge in new york to reverse an earlier order that apple did not have to extract data from a drug dealer's iphone. the brooklyn case is seen as pivotal in a dispute between the federal government and silicon valley over issues of privacy and security and was quickly cited by apple in a legal fight over an iphone used by one of the shooters in the san bernardino terror attacks. maria sharapova, the highest-paid athlete in the world making a major announced yesterday. the sin. >> i received a letter from the ietf that i had failed a drug test at the australian open. i did fail the test and i take full responsibility for it. cheryl: sharapova have been taking a drug for the last 10 years, but it just became a legal due to a rule change this year and several other spores. she will be suspended as the investigation begins in a couple other at a set of russia have also faced the same issue. she claims that she didn't see an e-mail that was sent to her and that she kept taking a drug that promotes oxygen on the body and sent to enhance performance. she's been taking it for se

delegates in today's races. moving at the latest from the campaign trail. apple scores a major victory between privacy and national security. a corporal in the justice department cannot force the technology giants to unlock an iphone in a brooklyn drug case. coming as fbi at apple if you're up for the hearings on capitol hill this morning. turn into markets, asian markets higher overnight despite weak economic data. contractions for the seventh straight month in china. early trade in your postings across the board. the eurozone purchasing managers index i do wonder about but the numbers still coming and above expectation. the parent of the new york stock exchange considering it had for the london stock exchange that would break up the deal it has planned. check creatures in the u.s. pointed to a rally. dow industrials to open up better than 100-point after the new york fed president of dudley said he sees downside risks to the u.s. economy. potentially preventing the federal reserve from raising interest rates and a chance at this point. nasdaq up 33 points this morning. the battle on

united to back apple in its encryption battle. among the names off of its google, facebook, microsoft and at&t and two dozen internet technology filing legal brief ask a judge to support apple. finally this beard out of politics. hillary clinton's tax or postal place in a burden on the highest earners. new analysis showing japan's raise 1.1 trillion in new revenue over the next decade by acting taxes on the top 1% by an average of $70,000 per person are based on analysis of the tax policy center. she is proposing a tax cut it though in middle income families. a couple of things that matter to investors. in particular just a gross income. if you have a million or more you'll pay a minimum of 30%. if you make 400,000 she wants her capital gain. right now you could pay on it after a year. she was to take that out to six years. a lot of it is very punitive fund investors. a lot of it. i thought anybody making 400,000 or more, which is the country's largest cities is a pretty substantial swath of americana. maria: you have to believe that involves small business support double impact jobs. >>

or not apple must help the fbi unlock the iphone. we have the very latest. a new york city drug case. having major implications for the federal case. that is next. i will see you right here. ♪ everhas a number.olicy but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> the fbi and apple are squaring off whether apple must help the government unlock the iphone's. this after a new york judge ruled that apple does not have to help investigators cracked the iphone. elizabeth macdonald joins me right now with the very latest. elizabeth. >> good to be with you. concluding his testimony just moments ago. general counsel from apple. testifying after this concludes. the fbi director put through a grilling here. questioning him on whether or not the fbi wants to get into one phone. that work phone that was used by the san bernardino terrorist. take a listen. >> i

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-mail investigation to end. nicole: the fbi and apple head to capitol hill to fight about unlocking an iphone used by terrorists after apple wins the key quarter. lauren: the top of capital rankings. tom brady agrees to a new two-year contract. nicole: it is 5:01. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. lauren: intercontinental exchange committee on the new york stock exchange is considering an offer for the group that is then approached the company for it. the news a week after it is in advanced talks about a possible $28 billion merger which would create the largest exchange in europe. we'll keep you up to date as it develops. nicole: white house hopefuls making their final push for votes on super tuesday. republican votes in 11 states today with family 600 delegates up for grabs. democrats award more than 860 delegates. make sure you stay with fox business network for special coverage on super tuesday starts tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. lauren: gop front runner donald trump held a rally yesterday in vi

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attack shooters. an israeli newspaper says israel is helping the fbi, a provider of software, apple is in a big legal battle with the justice department over the judge's order that it help the fbi get into the phone. if successful the order against apple will no longer be necessary. >> local market action, the shanghai composite in china down 1.6%, the hang seng in hong kong down 1.4%. the nikkei down as well. >> the cat current is down 1.3%, the german dax is down 1%, we have a strong us dollars that has been weighing on commodities and energy overall. the final day of trading for the week because markets are closed, tomorrow good friday ahead of the easter holiday and it looks like we don't want to end the week on a positive note, dow jones down 15 points, s&p down 8, nasdaq giving up 20. >> let's check oil and gold, down $.58, gold is down $7.4 at $12.18 a troy ounce. >> the dollar has been strong. this is how it is trading now. you can see all of them, the canadian dollar, mexican peso and japanese yen down versus the us dollar. >> here is a look at the ten year yield, 1.87%. dirks

mileage may vary. lauren: they want it in 80 atms. nicole: ready, set, go. apple has announced its first original show for example tv box, working, executive ben silverman and howard owens on an unscripted program about apps. they did not say when the show will air. it has been rumored that apple would get into the original programming arena where netflix created the model. the empire created by hugh hefner might be sold. playboy enterprises is exploring a sale, the investment bank advising playboy is expected to run in auction for playboy. the company could be worth $500 million. hugh hefner owns a third of the company. not long ago playboy magazine stopped printing photos and revamped itself for the digital age. >> he looked like he was having a terrible time. denver digs out of a snowstorm, take the brunt of the storm, the forecast from maria molina coming up in sports. stay tuned, we will show you all the highlights and show you if your team made it. you are watching "mornings". all the morning markets after a short break. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. and i'd like

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between apple and the fbi, encryption and throw away phones. i wrote about this a year ago in this book, in counterfeit lies, how they're going to do this stuff. stuart: oliver, i've got to interrupt you for a second. i'm really, really short on time. do you have the rest of your points on the special this friday night? >> yes. stuart: thank you. >> all of these points are on this special, you've got it. stuart: glad to hear, i'll tell our audience when they can see it so they can check out your points in details at that time. it's war stories, fighting isis, friday, march 25th, 10:00 eastern time on the fox news channel. we're going to be there. ollie, i'm sorry to leave you short like this, i've got to go. i call you ollie these days and i called you general, colonel and now ollie. >> i'll forgive you if you give me the pay raise. [laughter] >> we'll see you friday night. thanks a lot. >> you got it. stuart: don't look now, but look at this, a buck 99 is the average for gasoline. we'll probably be at $2 this time tomorrow. we don't like that. how about the price of oil, $40 a bar

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. the ceo of apple tim cook and karl rove to bow out of the race. the dallas pastor was one of the first people on the show to identify the trend almost a month ago. >> you have to hand it to the pope. he's been able to pull off what nobody on earth to do and that is churned donald trump into a martyr. this is only going to help term. i believe the pope is sincere. he's just sincerely wrong on this issue. maria: aside again but trump wanted three out of four states. good to see you, sir. thank you for joining us. why do you think any attempt to take him down is actually helping him? >> you know, it is interesting what you are seeing another story getting ready to get told it's not just the political establishment. it is the religious establishment. last week your two major religious publications and christianity today but not with the attacking donald trump. the more they rail against him, but more he rises in the polls. people in the pew are just like voters everywhere. they don't want the establishment whether it be the political is that bush made the religious establishment tell

bring jobs back. i'm going to get apple to start making their computers and their iphones on our land, not in china. how does it help us when they make it in china? [cheers and applause] so i'm going to create jobs. [applause] go ahead. >> marco rubio cannot win florida, is it time for him to get out, and do you plan to spend the -- [inaudible] >> well, look, i always likes marco until about a week ago when he decided to go hostile. he decided to become don rickles, okay? but don rickles has a lot more talent. [laughter] honestly, i did. i always liked him. but he became -- somebody told him you're losing very badly. the only way you can possibly win, take the hail mary -- they called it a hail mary -- and go hostile, it's hurt him. in fact, one of the newscasts said he went down 15 or 20%. this really hurt him. look, i'm not going to tell him what to do. he had a bad night. according to cnn, fox, i watched their broadcasts, they say the loser of the night was marco rubio, and it's true. he didn't win anything. he hasn't won. at least you can say that ted has won something. and,

. this will not affect the san bernardino's shooter's case. to apple they've said you've unlocked dozens of devices in the past, why aren't you now? >> that's important. stuart: you've done this for other people, why not now? >> not affecting the stock price, i don't believe. 100 shares of apple. we've got higher sales at urban outfitters. nicole, what's going on. nicole: it's leading the s&p 500 on a day with down arrows, it moved to five-month highs and at least raised the price target. what's going on? they did better than expected sales, three people is a brand under urban outfitters, fast moving, a teen retailer and getting the product out and making the sales and as a result, it's a winner. stuart: i've got more individual stocks to go through, thank you, nicole. how about shake shack? a disappointing sales forecast and down it goes, 8%. 38 on shake shack. sales down at dick's sporting goods. the stock is down 3%. the same story at barnes & noble, that operates college book stores in america. it's moving 18 cents higher, but all the way down, $11 a share. jetblue, looking fo

while defending apple, and john kasich won't be wearing a good fly. marco and ted will mercifully tag team donald and annoy him out of the race. like this. it's never enough. before you demand better presidential etiquette. remember it was load with potholes for jeb and ben. they tried to be the civil candidates, now they are lying on the floor with post traumatic trump disorder. he may never win the ring. for moments he glimmered and captured our manage nation before going to houston. the libertarian phenom let down everyone who ever loved him. i predict ted will not have the backbone to tell the two books to get off the stage, and kasich will insult detroit and all of michigan and play a game of my state is better than yours. the debate will be so fun that we'll forget one of these stoongs or worse -- stooges or worse hillary will be our next president of the united states. mitt romney emerges from xanadu. lena dunham falsely accuses a magazine of airbrushing her. she is proven wrong, but she goes on a rant anyway. i'm kennedy. kennedy: we are less than an hour away from the next go

, strongest growth from china. morgan stanley overweight apple. and this company is going to see the lowest level of stock in three years, cut the sales forecast for the year by about 12% or 1 is.5 billion dollars so that pre-announcement is hurting things this morning on valeant. avon, the beauty company started in this country 130 years ago and tried to turn around its fortunes, moving its headquarters from new york to the u.k., cutting 2500 jobs. it's clearly not an inversion trying to get a better tax rate. because you don't have much better tax rate in the u.k. coming up, as the ncaa prepares to tip off, i will tell you who i think are the march madness champs. ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was ama

want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. >> apple in the federal government heating up today. the government does not have the authority to force the company to bypass its own corruption. are we ever going to be able to unlock this san bernardino terrorist phone. good to see both of you. >> basically both sides are doubling down. involving the drug dealer. once again, his iphone. the magistrate judge said, no, you cannot do that. you are broadening the use of borders. a constitutional remedy here. a congressional commission. the biggest, the legislation that it will support. studying this issue further. >> you basically do a hamster wheel for a couple of years. >> still sitting there with potentially valuable information >> i get that. apple and all of us want to know as much as we can about this cowardly couple, about these murderers. >> completely enabling you. buy an iphone. engage in illegal act to the date. and apple iphone. >> the government clearly has a right. what it does not have the right to do is compel companies. a master key. we promise we will

apple to unlock an iphone used by terrorists last year. apple and a new court filing says the government's method are contrary to the rule of law. the democratic process and the rights of the american people. the justice department responded saying in part the constitution and the three branches of the federal government should be entrusted to strike the balance between the citizen's right to privacy in our citizens right to safety and justice. that is a war of words indeed. nicole: north korea's highest court has allegedly trying to steal propaganda banner from a hotel. a 21-year-old university of virginia student has said he wanted the banner as a trophy or the mother of a friend who wanted to put it up in her church. warm was charged with subversion. he was arrested and tried to leave north korea in january. lauren: big night for hillary clinton if you take the lead. misery too close to call at this hour. bernie sanders bowing to stay in until the end. >> we want to hear, but we cannot go forward unless we deal with the realities of american society today and that is what w

is not just apple issue. it is entire technology industry. you can go back to wiretapping? >> again i've said this a few weeks ago, this is public relations stance by these technology companies. they will eventually give in to the department of justice and the fbi to allow this to happen. they sort of needed to go through the process because of way they market their goods and services maria. this will eventually happen the way the department of justice wants it. let me tell you something, south by southwest, president obama is more or less saying the same thing. he is on the side of those guys. maria: what about people like general hayden who pushed back, darrell eisnaugle is a is has pushed back. at same time there is broader issue about software to impact anybody's technology anywhere? >> well, again i don't want to get all distopian on everybody here -- maria: not at 6:00 a.m.? >> this is going to happen, whether you want it to happen or not happen, you've got other problems in the united states right now. tough deal with the whole donald trump issue. what do you think will happe

. they are looking for an apple experience. there are going to be fewer multiple vehicle households because people are moving to the cities, kids are moving. maria: that is what uber is saying. uber is 1 million rides away. zipcar has doubled over the last 11 years so people are using them as an alternative, you can't park vehicles here. it changes the type of vehicles people by. you get smaller parking spots, you don't see a lot, you see small vehicles. dagen: what percentage of cars you sell are made in the united states? >> 60%. we have planneds in georgia and alabama, that number is growing. dagen: this is a huge issue for donald trump, the vast majority of cars sold here. >> already making america great again. maria: i love the technology part of the story. there is a revolution going on in the auto business. >> the automobile is the largest mobile device. your personal dna is in this device. >> you worry about these delinquencies rising? >> the access to financing has driven the industry. the transaction has gone up $5000 over the last 5 years, transaction payments, you are ge

sachs. we are seeing apple a winner. up about 8% this month. moore morgan stanley raises iphone sales. children's place has up arrows today. they are doing very well with their profits and sales numbers. that is your leader today. start your day every day on fox business. starts at 5:00 a.m. we have all the breaking news that you need. ♪ [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. stuart: now this. trump rally. what is he saying about that? >> the effort on the left to disrupt rallies. we need to condemn violence. candidates do have an obligation. paul ryan speaking moments ago. >> the target of others. >> addressing both sides. he is also saying, we need to condemn any. cand

, going to the amazon or apple. here comes david in march of 2016 recommending prudential. >> week like to take advantage of the opportunity, the financials at one of the worst start in the last decade, they are down big time. what financials said as brand names, along this track record and huge discount value. that is prudential. stuart: you will be 100 years old before you touch it. >> for the next hundred years, a 3% dividend cuts, 12% pay. stuart: is that a railroad? when we less recommended a railroad. >> it has been hit hard because of the weakness in the global economy, weakness but just last week we heard renewed interest in terms of takeover speculation out of canadian pacific, stock is down by a third, you have 3% dividend and that increased 25% 3-year over the last ten years. stuart: nestle, candy bars and food and all that, they are 100 years old. >> they are celebrating their 150 year anniversary this year. the ultimate defensive back hurt by this, they have been hurt by the emerging market weakness but they are number one or number 2 in so many categories the we will

president and the congress, they're responsible for that. we have shipped, you know, apple has a generous number would be 50,000 jobs in the country and 700,000 in china. he's not fomenting that. >> is trump going to change that? no president is going to change that. >> charlie, you know, i appreciate your view, but the fact of the matter is. neil: which means he doesn't. [laughter] >> both of you listen up, okay? it's about leadership, and this has been -- look, listen to the president we have, he's dower, gloomy president. >> i agree. >> he does nothing for aspiration, nothing to elevate. i believe trump has already had immense following. neil: he will have the powerful case to make for democrats at their convention by saying, i might not be the best guy at the economy, but a hell of a lot better than when i took office. >> by the way, starting a trade war with china is not going to get apple to bring the jobs back, and i will say, this every now and then, when i listened to that, that speech was off the charts that trump gave. neil: what happened to jeremy. >> who is jeremy? >

get into that but why not open them up. but that's my point of view of this that apple should be working with the fbi. >> maria: all right, what a weekend in terms of politics and we have to get to the top story, battle between technology giant and the government, we know that the debate was initially, was it one phone or software that makes everybody much more vulnerable. it sounds that it's really saying that it is software and it's just not one phone. >> cheryl: personal devices in general. they're going to use your ipad, your iphone to launch attacks. >> dagen: they're trying to create a level of histera to prove their point. they were caught flat-footed by the judge's order in the first place. if apple can't protect its own intellectual property the government with this phone would not take possession of this software, apple says t dangerous to create nit the first place, i understand that argument. i think that there's a little bit of balance -- because the government has been relatively quiet. >> maria: basically he questioned jim in the judiciary hearing last week. jim di

they try to open apps. apple trying to fix the problem. facebook this morning owned highly anticipated virtual reality-head set, gaming experience and retails for about $600 as you can see. looking ahead to big week to economic calendar, the u.s. consumer index is out tomorrow and expecting improved in march. record lows in the past several months. indicators pointing to another month of solid employment for the month of march. friday we look at job's report. extend gains estimated 205,000 jobs created to the economy last week or in the month of march. joining me now is russell investment's chief strategist, steve, so much to see you. how was the first quarter for -- >> we think it's one to one and a half gdp growth rate. maria: slow. >> not recessionary, not great growth. about 2% which is right down that average rate of growth. like a cc minus economy. i think so. earnings are going to be negative. the question is negative two, negative three or negative four. we would be in the negative single digits for this quarter. earnings' recession, to give the other side of the equation, a lo

they stack up. more strong words for apple and encryption case. the founders of this company would be appalled. airport workers tied to terrorism. we have the details. turn to mark this morning. blue look at news that about 2:00 p.m. eastern time when the fed has a press conference. in a shed, no major moves on the day. the nikkei average down 1%. in europe, gains across the board this morning. london stock exchange announced a nonstatic merger creating a company worth $80 billion. they still apparently going through, even though there is talk in new york stock exchange owner would try to get involved. in the u.s., showing markets higher as you can read the major averages expected to open up. the dow jones industrial average looking up 20 points. all of that coming up to the program. did you break it down with you this morning, dagen mcdowell. in proactive solutions mark sereno. good to see everybody. lots to talk about this morning. take a look at the nature and the program this morning. kasich advisor trant duffy is with us. bruised advisor alice stuart does. newt gingrich as well.

missing they've got something to say about whether apple should be doing more to share data with government authorities. without getting into all the little details here, i want to quote from something i found interesting in the remarks made to target those free speech privacy advocates famous as a government assault. we are not asking to expand government surveillance authority, but rather we are masking to ensure that we can continue to obtain information and evidence pursuant to the legal authority that congress has provided to less to keep america safe. i have a feeling there will be a lot of aggressive back-and-forth on this issue in washington once the issue resumes. in the meantime, trouble for donald trump. the endorsement, you'll have problems with us. obviously a super tuesday but got close to 600 delegate. we are told that donald trump stands to get it these half or more of them. obviously come aside their set on the next round of big events in florida first among those. two weeks will be the winner take all primaries. blake burman in miami with the latest from there.

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away immigrants, we don't have half the engineers at apple. stuart: that is the immigrants we don't want to. should be allowed to say i want you and don't want you. that is what trump is saying. i am not so short trump is saying i don't want any trade with mexico or china. cheese start the bargaining position, a hard-line position, he does that all the time on all kinds of issues coming in is the tough position. >> do we want to think about his program or what he think would actually happen after he pulls things out of his back pocket? stuart: the position he established, the tone he starts with, he is tough and we haven't had a tough for long time. >> we have had tough where we benefited. our company's, our most progressive companies, disney, microsoft, apple, boeing, benefit enormously from selling outside the united states. we go around ripping up trade agreements and putting up walls and we will lose exports and we will lose many of the workers who do a lot of the work americans don't want to do besides which he is missing the major problem with the american economy which is lac

watch them every day for you. apple over 100 yesterday. by late afternoon and is now 100 right now. facebook had a great day in backup a fraction today. 109, almost 110 based the good netflix not a fraction this morning holding steady at 98. amazon all the way back. 584 as we speak. amazon -- i'm sorry, also that otherwise known as google. i'm going to call back dead flat. please show me microsoft. two dollars. i am smiling because i own a little bit of microsoft. hillary, do you own any of those big-name stocks? >> apple, facebook, amazon. the relationship between sports authority going under an amazon going up. we will see big box stores. not all of them, but many go wonder and amazon continues to grow. amazon is a threat to netflix. the program and everyone turns to his really given a run for not looks money. everyone should watch the relationship and even the relationship between ups, fedex and amazon. amazon will have their own bluebird to deliver your packages. >> we don't do relationships on "varney & company." >> i love your microsoft. it is taking a lot of shelf space. tel

case against apple. it appears they have broken in without apple's help. >> therefore it is laws done but battle is -- >> vote in our poll, do you about there is any reasonable -- caseic treason -- caseic to continue. >> follow -- kasich to continue. >> 11s to everyone on loudobbs.com, surveillance from a car dealership in florida shows this. two of them, there were ten. there they are. not afraid to gang up. band of thieves, located a boxer key, and made off with cars, 8 of them in a matter of minutes two cars have been recovered. police would like the appy is help, i not help you, up next, hillary clinton, lost to bernie sanders in hawaii. washington, and alaska. lost by whopping margins, her week this week is not off to a better starts, fbi to start interviewing her and her aids concerning e-mail scandal, that is the subject of my commentary and much more as we didn't, stay with us, we'll be you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insuranc

apple. the phone is linked to one of the attackers in the san bernardino, california terrorist attack. to develop ending a controversial battle between apple and the federal government. this news yesterday at d.c. officials said gunmen were shot by capitol police and later taken into custody after pulling out of button at the u.s. capitol visitor center in washington. the suspect 66-year-old larry dawson of tennessee in critical but stable condition. he has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer while armed. the incident. the incidents at the capitol complex guy in the white house yesterday that in fashion but a huge security scare for the occupied washington yesterday afternoon unfortunately. maria: obviously security the number one issue right now. we were all wondering how it's possible that somebody shows up at the capitol with a gun going under the metal detector. cheryl: a female bystander shot by police officers. the fact that security is a place that lax security in macau fire we've gotten. this is very disconcerting. maria: a lot of con

. the latest on the standout between the fbi and apple. forcing it to help the government unlock the san bernardino terrorist. admitting to unlock other iphones. we will talk about all of that. plus, we get to politics now. the executive director. political strategists with us. you would think that we can actually say at this point that donald trump will be the republican nominee. >> a great day to be in the gop. millions more voters in 2012, millions showed up to vote yesterday. 20,000 in the state of massachusetts. the democrats, you know, millions that voted in 2008. the second wave of the revolution. donald trump is the likely nominee. i think he had a perfect night last night. if prolonged it. eric: you say that this is a republican revolution. you have, mitt romney now coming out. some kind of press conference tomorrow. the expectation is that he will come out and tell us once again how much he does not like trump. what does that mean for the overall party when the establishment just cannot stand the guy that is in first place. >> they say that the race is over. governor huckab

on apple, i wouldn't want to be the company today who is known recently for standing in the way. >> although last night there was a report that the government had outside points to perhaps crack that phone. one thing, stuart, how quickly these things are happening back to back. stuart: yes, they are, one after another. >> if the frequency continues like this weekly, we're talking a different ball game. stuart: we have with us todd horowitz as he usually does. he's in chicago at the moment. i want you to come in on this one and explain to me why we've got a minus 40 points for the dow industrials, very little movement for gold or oil or treasury bonds, not much movement. why is this after we've got this horrendous terror attack in europe? >> good morning, stuart, yes, it's very sad about that attack and our prayers go out to those who are injured. the markets are not ready to go down and they're clearly telling you they're not going down because we saw from the paris attack and from paris, from brussels. the markets are strong because money is really cheap and investors, at the e

. either way, it's not good public relations for apple to have the federal government easily cracking their clients' iphones, while apple is begging the fbi to tell them how they did it. not a good day for tim cook and apple and their iphones, which seemingly, the whole world uses. >>> turning back to presidential politics, we've noticed a double standard when it comes to how senator ted cruz and donald trump are covered by the mainstream media. apparently it's okay for cruz to joke about violence against donald trump, listen to this cruz on jimmy kimmel last night. >> i dislike obama's policies more. >> i see. >> but donald is a unique individual. [laughter] >> will say i was watching the early part of the show, and if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera -- [laughter] >> i'm not confident which pedal i would push. lou: cruz's comments haven't generated an iota of controversy or outrage, but these did. >> the people, my people are so smart, and you know what else they say about my people, the polls, they say i have the most loyal people. d

first, this major terror bust in brussels saying it should force apple to bust open this terrorist's phone in the u.s. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you? or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps it's time to seize the day. don't just see opportunity, seize it! (applause) four others also taken into custody. >>> investigators dig through his loek electronic trail. this comes as the fbi and apple here are set to face off in court over the san bernardino's focus. gary says apple needs to get on board, gary. >> absolutely, daigen. look, in my opinion we're fighting a modern day world war called world war 3 2.0 if you will. the fbi is trying to help the united states win that war at a minimum, be safe. apple is critical to that. you know, in world war ii, dai

nominee? i pose that question and get the answer at 10:50 this morning. apple lawyers, ahead of the capitol hill today. there's been a major legal win in new york on the apple story. lauren simonetti, you've got it. >> a new york federal judge siding with apple and that apple does not hand-to-hand over information in a case the tight with apple and the san bernardino terrorist iphone, that hearing at 1 p.m. eastern time and james comey, apple general counsel and cyrus vance will testify, tim cook will not be in attendance. and triple-a put out a report showing three and four u.s. drivers are afraid to ride in driverless cars. this might be why. a self-driving google car struck a public bus in california last month in testing, just a fender bender, but first time google technolo technology caused a crash, and they have to put in technology that buses don't yield to traffic. stuart: and e-mails, a final batch released for hillary clinton. judge napolitano, major misconduct. that's what he says. i think he's being rather mild. he's next. >> what difference at this point does it make? >

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identify and defeat the bad apples who are trying to their religion with this tyrannical ideology that supports violence against everyone. stuart: thanks for joining us this thursday morning. appreciate it. let's go to the market because there's going to be some financial action. this is how the dow is going to open up. down roughly 100 points plus. that would be on pace for a three state to a losing session. just about 17,000. more of that in a few minutes. about the price of oil, $38 a barrel this morning. that is worrying a lot of people. a huge amount of oil was 532 million barrels. that is called a supply. down goes the price. gas still going up. doesn't it make you weep? i left it on the way down. i hated on the way out. $2.1 on the national average. nobody feels sorry for me. last time gas was above december 30th of last year and is now 33 state. there is still dirty three state where gases below $2 on average. new jersey where i buy my gas. the state average $1.70. there's always a good site to these. ashley: always. liz: not send it to be proud of. stuart: serious stuff. this

would say yes. do i want apple to make a backdoor to enable that? i would say no. like mike haden, i don't think that apple should be compelled to make a backdoor that would make entire technology so much more unsafe. anthony: on a case by case basis, you say we need access. like a search and seizure, in fourth amendment bill of rights thing. >> i do, but we have to figure out the mechanism, i don't think it can be where there is a universal backdoor that is there, there is no question, those who wish us will, will -- who wish us ill will find that and use it for criminal purposes. maria: on one hand you want to be able to get that information from the phone, but is apple being asked to create software that will make everyone vulnerable? >> that is the question, i think along with mike haden and others who have been surprisingly, i think, resist ant to the notion they should become pehled to create -- campbelled to create software that penetrates their own question -- own system, i have questions about that, this is say international issue not just about u.s., where we generally trus

. >> a 4% move on oracle, look at apple, please, apple says the founding fathers would be, quote, uphold the order to unlook the san bernardino's iphone. appalled? >> yes, the founder father are shuddering about the everreach of the government to-- overreach of the government to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino people. and apple says the court must zealously guard civil liberties and the rule of law and must object to government overreaching. stuart: that's an interesting pr for apple. disney, the fifth installment of indiana jones, that's a franchise, 35 years old. jack, where is the originality here? >> who needs originality when you have properties like this that you can resuscitate. this is-- everyone says he overpaid for the properties, and marvel, lucas films, they don't understand not only great money by bringing these back. you push new merchandise, and if he reduce the risk. >> the first film is good, we'll see, will it be a franchise? i don't know what you do for indiana jones, they have a couple of shows in disney world. stuart: harrison ford. ashley: