. >>> tim cook says he has no plans to comply with the court order. in his first interview to create special software allowing the fbi to hack into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. that kind of software this kind of precedent is equivalent to a cancer which would be bad for america. >> we believe it does put hundreds of millions of customers at risk. in addition if a court can ask us to write this piece of software, think about what else they could ask us to write. maybe it's an operating system for sur ray lens. maybe it's the ability for law unforcement to turn on a camera. i don't know where this stops. >> federal authorities insisted they are asking for narrow assistance with this one particular iphone which they believe could pertain information related to the san bernardino killings. doing so would make every iphone susceptible to hacking by criminals in the future. yesterday in a house appropriation's subcommittee hearing loretta lynch defended the fbi. >> if the government needs the assistance of third parties to ensure the se

tim cook says this is a bigger issue. listen. >> if a court can ask us to write this piece of software, think about what else they could ask us to write. maybe it's an operating system for surveillance? maybe it's the ability for the law enforcement to turn on the camera. i mean, don't know where this stops but i do know that this is not what should be happening in this country. this is not&ypÃwhat should be happening in america. >> mike, judge napolitano says this akin to a government telling a private company something to make by order of the court. >> well, mean, the judge is entitled to his opinion but when you talk about the legal process -- remember, post that lots of people were upset they didn't feel there was enough involvement of the judicial system. here we have a clear case where the judicial system is involved and the system said we, the united states of america judicialxl system, believe x, ad apple as an independent company has just said, no, we're not going do it. and so i think really what we need to thi

i trust tim cook talking about technology and encryption a lot more than james comey. sandra: is government getting real story that they can't get into the phone and they're making demands of apple to get in one phone? >> do i trust the government talk about encryption and spying on people when they have a track record dotted with mountains of lies? unfortunately no, i can't necessarily take him at his word. i have to look at him, say, what sort of a failure was it on part of the intelligence community this happened in the first place and somehow blaming a deceased terrorist iphone is not a satisfying answer. andrea: bill, those not taking side of technology companies, not just apple and google but many others have supported tim cook, those criticizing, why wouldn't you do anything to help us track down terror? >> i'm not surprised the rest of silicon valley is behind apple on this i don't know what you should do here. crowd hammer suggested take the phone to a deserted island and close it down between two people get it there. i don't know if that is answer but it was

you have the guy's phone, why doesn't tim cook open the damn phone? here's what the phone says and -- sandra: it doesn't work like that. their response is it doesn't work like that because if they open it, it opens this -- >> i'm saying let them open it. not -- don't give the codes to the federal government. i don't trust the government either. open the damn phone. tell me what's in the phone, they could do that. don't tell me that's going to start a cancer. ebony: talking about a classic narrow scope -- [inaudible conversations] >> this is a case, an order. open the damn phone, give us the information. i don't need the keys, i need the information. harris: do you trust human nature not to replicate that? >> it will be controlled by apple. apple controls everything. sandra: and the guy you have doing it that works at apple leaves to work for another company in china -- >> he created the encryption himself. that never leaked out. china never got that. sandra: i think they think it's not that easy. i think everybody has to be careful of whether it's app

congress has asked tim cook to testify. so what we have here is privacy versus national security. no? >> that is a fallacy that freedom versus security argument is false. you cannot have freedom without security. if you want total security, go to somalia, convenient venezuel. once you have security you have freedom. everyone's a hypocrite on this. do you think koch would be principled if it contained a threat against apple. >> apple is wrong, and you think the judge's order? >> i also think apple might be lying, doing this as a symbolic fight. >> a lot of conspiracy theorys. >> i like the statement that jim is making, it's important because he has to put it out there about there's a lot of confusion and misinformation in this regard, this is specific and situational to be able to go in. it's a matter of national security. tell it to someone whose loved ones could be killed in the next terror attack, because we couldn't get the information right there. that's an information rich environment that they should be able to tap into. i mean, lives were lost, why wouldn't you want to prev

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tim cook the ceo of apple was on world news last night. here's what he had to say. >> this is not a position that we would like to be in. it is a very uncomfortable position. to oppose your government on something doesn't feel good. and to oppose it on something where we are advocating for civil liberties which they are supposed to protect, it is incredibly ironic. >> okay. so the federal government has given essentially apple a search warrant. >> right. >> you have to crack it open. >> this is the most unique search warrant i have ever seen in 40 years of looking at search warrants because it authorizes the fbi to seize an apple to -- and apple to deliver something that doesn't exist. because it doesn't exist, the key, apple has to make it. the question is can the government force a private person to work for it when the private person or in this case a corporation doesn't want to. >> that's slavery. >> that's right. it's involuntary servitude, prohibited by the constitution. when loretta lynch said we're going to sue apple we're going to

but tim cook refuses saying it sets a dangerous protest. the protests are set at apple stores in 40 cities as well as headquarters in silicon valley and the fbi headquarters in dc. >>> and now to a fox business alert. fears of a mid flight ex flowings sparking a battery ban on passenger planes. >> lauren simonetti from fox business is here with what you need to know. >> the type of batteries that charge your phone and cameras are banned. the worry is the lithium eye on at res can over heat. it does not apply to batteries already installed in devices. >>> amazon raised the free shipping medium to $49 to endeavour raj customers to pay $99 a year for the special membership. starbucks is changing the rewards program. they are moving from a per visit royalty program to a per dollar spent one. that mean customers will have to spend 150 bucks on coffee and pastries to get the coveted gold status. ditching your car keys and letting drivers unlock their cars and rev up their engines with their smart phones. you may not have to have your phones in yo

could tim cook if he resists end up behind bars? >> it's possible that tim cook could ultimately go to jail but that seems entirely unlikely. so much has to happen in the courts for them to ever reach that point. apple says they just don't want to comply because it's not in the spirit of a the privacy agreement. we'll see how it plays out. >> apple says we intentionally created this technology without a backdoor because we didn't want this to happen. now the government wants us to create the backdoor. thanks very much. >>> that's going to do it for now. i'm greg jared in for shepard smith. "your world with neil cavuto" is after the break. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) ♪safelite repair, safelite replace.♪ isn't it time to let the real you shine through? e to severe plaque psoriasis... introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it'

we'll tell you what tim cook told his workers today in an e-mail. the head of the fbi argues the fed owe it to the victims of the attack to see if there are any clues in that phone. there's more to this. that's next. this is sheldon whose long day setting up the news starts with minor arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. >>> apple's call thing for the feds to drop their demand that the company help the fbi unlock an iphone used by a woman -- by one of the san bernardino shooteres. en in a e-mail to employees the apple ceo tim cook wrote, at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law-aabiding people and setting a dangerous precedent that threatens everyone's civil liberties. the fbi director wrote in an online post yesterday, quote, we can't look the survivors in the eye or ourselves in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. we don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the

i think there are a lot of people that squarely side in tech companies on tim cook's side. but in the general population they are oouz losing the battle this week. >> when donald trump says boycott apple, a lot of people say yeah, an 'em needs to comply snits a complicated issue. and you made a good point it's more nuanced than the television conversations allow for. >>> still to come, a price tag on tmz, checkbook journalist, and omar owesa when another woman's physique is mocked. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. >>> the new yorker wasn't able to talk to harvey levin for a lengthy and flattering profile. so they recounted an interview i did after the site fought those elevator videos of ray rice decking his fiancee. you are in a business, fox news channel makes money. it is a profitable police station. tmz is profitable operation. abc, nblz, and cbs.

tim cook himself, the ceo of the company rarely grants an interview, if ever. i mean that is the name of his game and that is how they pour hundreds of billions of dollars a year. >> is anyone worried that they can't hack in by themselves? >> i said that. >> i mean people say to me, the way they say oh, paris is a special iphone, yeah, but, aren't they supposed to be able to do everything? >> they're basically asking the feds for apple to write codes to hack into its own product. why would they do something like that? and i listen to people on tv talk about how this is a victory for isis. that's a really naive point of view. they have not taken the time to study the issue. julie, we're going to agree, supercomputers they can do that. and the fbi have cemented this yesterday, they've been talking about ending these encrypted technologies for other reasons, for law enforcement purposes, for a long time, and that endanger all of our privacy. >> boy, i'm outnumbered on this one. >> you are. >> enthusiasm, but i wanted you to finish your thought. >> my only thought

the former fbi investigator disappeared in the country back in 2007. >> apple ceo tim cook stands his ground since the battle began with the fbi. the feds want special software to hack in the iphone. cook said he will fight it all the way to the supreme court. adam houseley is keeping an eye on it from los angeles. >> reporter: be jon, in the last 24 hours, they heard from cook and the fbi director, james comey said it is a precedent for what is going to happen in the future. encryption gets more difficult and it makes law enforcement's investigation. the apple ceo is not backing down. the safety of the public is important. but unlocking the terrorist cell phone would be bad for america. cooks comments come to abc be news and he explains why they refuse to help the fbi unlock the iphone. james comey tried to work with apple to crack the phone but came to an impasse. the tech giant refused to continues to fight the order setting off the battle with federal authorities. >> if a court can ask us to write this piece of software, think of what else they could ask us to write. an operating

and tim cook is arguing, if do i this, it is inhe have at ably going to lead to have. i'm not convinced of that. the burden of proof is on apple to show that giving in here leads the this ends state here. i agree with apple. that's a bad end state. >> the other thing today was the investigation into the e-mails and hillary clinton's e-mail server. i've heard you say the original sin was the worst. if you're a foreign government, would you be targeting it? >> absolutely. the summer statement is, i would lose respect for a whole bunch of the intelligence organizations around the world if they had not successfully penetrated that server. >> you're pretty confident they did. >> yeah. it's what people. do it's what adult nations do to one another. it is an r rated movie. >> the security they could put on that would be different? >> in terms of protecting the server. first of all, the original sin is setting it up this way. if she had done this on a state department server, the responsibility for defending it would be the united states government. that's not the case here. i

my loser is apple, tim cook they are trying to protect themselves and protect the brand. i don't think it's going to work with an american citizenry that is worried about terrorism and believes if you have information with the names of accomplices, you help to turn it over. >> winner and loser? >> my winner is governor sandoval who wouldn't haveo havk that he had? and my loser is mitch mcconnell in the senate republican leadership. they do not have to confirm any nominees before this president leave office. they have give meetings and hearings and they have to let the process work. they should do their job. >> i think we disagree on that. >> i think so. winner and loser? >> winner hillary clinton, she put the democratic race away. it's just a matter of time how long bernie sanders manages to bleed her. the yuge loser is the bush dynasty. >> bush "duck -- bush dynasty w? >> because jeb got out. >> h.w. was huge in the crowd. >> didn't you feel for him? >> you wonder what his commentary was. >> i thought that was great that they came anyway just days after their son leaves

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. >> apple ceo tim cook things otherwise. we reached out to apple's attorney and mr. cook and hope to arrange something later in the week in the meantime, mr. larson, good to have you. are you free to tell us how many of the victims you represent? >> we represent several victims. we're still in the process of lining up engagements. as you might imagine it's a difficult thing for the victims to decide whether or not they want to enter into this fray of this battle between the federal government on one hand and apple on the other. but several victims have come forward and have engaged us to represent them in this struggle. >> now, in this particular struggle you have apple resisting doing anything for the government with this particular phone, fearing it could be a slippery slope and all of a sunday they start a constitutional crisis on your personal freedoms, privacy, et cetera. what do you think of that? >> well, neil, it's not a constitutional crisis. you can't hide criminal evidence. law enforcement for years has had processes by which we can obtain information, evi

then what county federal government do to tim cook, the ceo of apple to make him comply and help.óe@&c @&c@ >> they ken force an order of civil contempt if they disobeyed ruling on this. court dates coming up. they can fine apple. fine tim cook. >> could they put him in jail. >> they in fact could. >> could they put him with snowden. because that would break cook if he had to be snowden he would break. >> not meant to be cumulative. comply with the judge's order. >> but we all feel that the feds will win.ay the president on television says is he going to close guantanamo bay. he can't can he? >> correct. mr. o'reilly, currently illegal under federal law to bring detainees on to u.s. soil. congress has the power of the purse. congress is not going, to we know they have been on the record about this. >> all of this is political? >> to enforce his legacy. >> he knows that he can't. >> he knows that he can't. he went on and said is, look, to his followers, who he pledged to close, look, i want to, but he didn't mention today, i thought it was interesting, in his speech, that he can't do i

my loser is apple, tim cook they are trying to protect themselves and protect the brand. i don't think it's going to work with an american citizenry that is worried about terrorism and believes if you have information with the names of accomplices, you help to turn it over. >> winner and loser? >> my winner is governor sandoval who wouldn't have want to do have the week that he had? and my loser is mitch mcconnell in the senate republican leadership. they do not have to confirm any nominees before this president leave office. they have give meetings and hearings and they have to let the process work. they should do their job. >> i think we disagree on that. >> i think so. winner and loser? >> winner hillary clinton, she put the democratic race away. it's just a matter of time how long bernie sanders manages to bleed her. the yuge loser is the bush dynasty. >> bush "duck -- bush dynasty w? >> because jeb got out. >> h.w. was huge in the crowd. >> didn't you feel for him? >> you wonder what his commentary was. >> i thought that was great that they came anyway just days afte

martha: apple ceo tim cook speaks out since a federal judge upheld the f.b.i.'s demand for access to an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. why apple says this is about more than terrorist syed farook. >> holy crap, man! dude! bill: that's deadly storms down the east coast. they were ripping through. hardest hit areas you will see next on america's newsroom. >> the question you have to ask yourself after a situation like this, did the worst happen or the best happen anything. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. you're not thinking about all the money you saved by booking your flight, rental car, and hotel together. all you're thinking about, is making sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. martha: deadly store hammering the atlantic coast. their sheer force leaving people in shock. >> everything is destroyed. unbelievable. i mean u

and what tim cook is doing with this grandstanding saying we have a right to privacy. no first of all, our constitution bill of rights there's nowhere in there that it says that criminals and terrorists have a right to privacy in their communications. it's not this there. secondly -- just give me a moment on this one. the other thing is tim cook is basically up on a soap box and advertising, he's telling thugs and terrorists and criminals and rapists around the world that hey, buy an iphone, apple's got your back. >> you know colonel i bought an iphone. a lot of the reason i purchased it is because it has the strongest security. i don't want people hacking into my phone. and now aren't you worried about bad guys get thing software and then they basically have access to a lot of our financial and medical data? >> well it may be good that this issue has come up because we node to look at encryption and what people should and shouldn't be allowed to have. i think when a company like apple does a hillary clinton and puts itself above the law, it's time to think about licen

i think there are a lot of people that squarely side in tech companies on tim cook's side. but in the general population they are oouz losing the battle this week. >> when donald trump says boycott apple, a lot of people say yeah, an 'em needs to comply snits a complicated issue. and you made a good point it's more nuanced than the television conversations allow for. >>> still to come, a price tag on tmz, checkbook journalist, and omar owesa when another woman's physique is mocked. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. theand the kids always eat sky their vegetables.e. because the salad there is always served with the original hidden valley ranch. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service.

this is not the issue that tim cook is claiming it to be. it's not going to get and everybody is going to get it one piece of software, the fbi they can delete it,. >> mass killing was in december. urgency now. a little late. why wasn't this debated last december? >> i don't want to impute motives to folks. one of the things they could make a case or make a stand. on the other hand, some of these operations going on up there, they could be months in the making discipline deed, if that's indeed trudy, i wish they would have done this iny2 december. morgan, thank you. >> thanks, greta. heavy winds and tornadoes. they are taking lives and causing massive damage. that's next. plus, he is scottish born but callso7hfh himself an american. craig ferguson has much more to say about america in a brand new show. comedian craig ferguson goes "on the record" sympt next. that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if

and i think that there are a lot of people that squarely align on tim cook's side. but in the general population they're losing the battle here this week. >> donald trump says boycott apple, a lot of people say yeah, apple needs to comply. you made a good point. it's a little more nuanced than sometimes television discussions allow for. great to be here. thanks for stopping by this sunday. >>> still to come, we get a price tag on tmz's checkbook journalism and a hume embarrassment for omarosa when she knocks another woman's physique. e, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. with abreva. >>> the new yorker wasn't able to talk to harvey levin for a lengthy and not always flattering pr

you are on the tim cook side apple should keep this encrypting back door closed, right? >> absolutely. let's be real here. what is the court saying? the court is saying that it's ordering apple to create a software that it doesn't yet have to break into this phone. this is a binary proposition. either you are going to have encryption and protect us against everybody or put in a back door, create a weakness which is only going to be available to the good guys but also to the bad guys as well. that's a radical step here. >> phil, everyone wants security. everyone is concerned about terrorism. but a lot of people say that once you give that back door, once you provide the software for a back door, the bad guys could get the key to that back door, too. >> that's right. they do say that apple only had this encryption for the last year. in 2012, 2013, 2014, the bad guys there were breaches but you are talking about having to have a balance. to go back to one point. >> hold on, is there a balance? it's either there is the soft wear or there isn't. i don't see where there is a b

then what county federal government do to tim cook, the ceo of apple to make him comply and help.óe@&c @&c@ >> they ken force an order of civil contempt if they disobeyed ruling on this. court dates coming up. they can fine apple. fine tim cook. >> could they put him in jail. >> they in fact could. >> could they put him with snowden. because that would break cook if he had to be snowden he would break. >> not meant to be cumulative. comply with the judge's order. >> but we all feel that the feds will win. guantanamo bay today the president on television says is he going to close guantanamo bay. he can't can he? >> correct. mr. o'reilly, currently illegal under federal law to bring detainees on to u.s. soil. congress has the power of the purse. congress is not going, to we know they have been on the record about this. >> all of this is political? >> to enforce his legacy. >> he knows that he can't. >> he knows that he can't. he went on and said is, look, to his followers, who he pledged to close, look, i want to, but he didn't mention today, i thought it was interesting, in his speech,

. >>> apple stockholders showing their support for ceo tim cook as the company continues to clash with the fbi. they gave him a standing ovation at a meeting friday. cook continuing to defend apple's refusal to help the feds hack into an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. apple this week formally challenged the court order to unlock the encrypted iphone. i'm patricia stark. now back to a show worth staying up for, "red eye." for all your headlines, logon to foxnews.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >>> no white guys need apply. an upcoming comedy festival in new york city is only accepting submissions from women, non-white dudes and lbgtq applicants. the organizers of the sender block festival are all women. they made a helpful video. ♪ ♪ >> token theater white dudes may still apply starting march 15, but will have to pay a $25 fee opposed to the $19.25 charged to everyone else. the difference in price is meant to reflect the gender pay gap of 77%. you can expect my submission very soon, ladies. ben, comedy festivals all over the

this idea that tim cook is out there saying they want us to create a backdoor for all of the devices is a load of [bleep]. >> we have to be careful of privacy rights. >> the place to be careful with the privacy rights is the warrant process, the legislation, the courts. >> you are saying it is a one-time deal. solve this problem, would you, remi? >> i don't know that i can solve it, but i can explain the other side. wherever you stand on this issue i think apple's position is it is a slippery slope. just because this is a serious matter and we all agree that the government should get these text messages. what apple is saying this is mott the way to do it. if you can do it here what is to stop you from doing it here and doing it here and doing it there. >> they said don't worry about the warrants, the court process and all of the legislation that has been put in place. the head corporation, we know best and we are going to make these decisions for the country. >> i don't know if that's what they are saying. they are saying they will challenge the legality of the trial court's order. t

. >> an e-mail to apple employees today, tim cook wrote they have no tolerance for terrorists, this is a case about more than a single phone or single investigation. because cook says it would mean rolling back apple's operating system. we all know that turning back the clock on that progress would be a terrible idea. six weeks before the attack, that killed 14, saeed's iphone stopped backing up data to the cloud. the fbi has some e-mails, texts and phone traffic everything after october 19th, 2015 only exists on his phone. apple is digging in about developing a password work around for a reason. >> you can't delete those trails, someone will figure out how apple created it. and this is just going to open the flood gates to access all phones. >> apple has until friday to file its response. cook wants the justice department to settle the debate. >> the centers for disease control is beginning a study to find out whether the zika does cause birth defects in babies. a 16 member team in brazil, where the zika virus has been most rampant has been sent to get blood samples that will determin

tim cook's company refuses to crack the san bernardino shooter's iphone. my next guests are ready to duke it out. cyber security expert and professional hacker david kennedy fights with apple while former member of the fbi terror task force steven rogers says they are going unamerican. on the phone is former federal judge steven larson the lawyer representing the victims of the san bernardino terror attack who are filing a legal brief in support of the u.s. government to force apple to act. all right, david you think apple is doing the right thing. why? >> let's look at this first. what they are trying to do is get this one phone. farook had two phones one that was destroyed a personal phone and one owned by the county which is what they are trying to get at now. the fbi accidentally reset the pass word which would have allowed them and apple sent technicians to help them. since the fbi met thssed this o specific issue up they are requesting they back door this one specific phone. one of my friends jake on twitter put it in an easy way. it is not a master

. >> an e-mail to apple employees today, tim cook wrote they have no tolerance for terrorists, this is a case about more than a single phone or single investigation. because cook says it would mean rolling back apple's operating system. we all know that turning back the clock on that progress would be a terrible idea. six weeks before the attack, that killed 14, saeed's iphone stopped backing up data to the cloud. the fbi has some e-mails, texts and phone traffic everything after october 19th, 2015 only exists on his phone. apple is digging in about developing a password work around for a reason. >> you can't delete those trails, someone will figure out how apple created it. and this is just going to open the flood gates to access all phones. >> apple has until friday to file its response. cook wants the justice department to settle the debate. >> the centers for disease control is beginning a study to find out whether the zika does cause birth defects in babies. a 16 member team in brazil, where the zika virus has been most rampant has been sent to get blood samples that will determin

cook is wrong. >> it is a complicated issue. it comes down to whether or not we're talking about one phone and getting the data from that one phone or if the government is asking apple to write new code that will make everybody else vulnerable. commissioner, how do you see it? >> i saw in the papers that it's all about one phone. i think probably in the court process, it could be limited to one phone. there's concern about setting a precedent. we understand that. the fbi obviously doing exactly what we want them to do, to geter scintilla of information to prevent another terrorist attack. there's no bad people in this discussion, but it's something that's critical to the country, critical to all of us. >> it is a slippery slope, isn't it general? apple put out a note last week that basically says, if we do what the government is asking us to do, it is going to enable, somebody, a bad actor somewhere, to be able to hack into everybody's data, see your medical information, see your whereabouts, perhaps even turn your camera or mic

should not tim cook look at this and say this is about america. we should be doing something. we should be doing our part to prevent terror in. >> no. as you pointed out. fdr forced the car company. >> but the fbi, he should oblige the fbi. >> i think so. i'm listening to this very carefully. i think the difference to be frank, it is a conflict between your liberty in material of your privacy rights, constitutional rights, and national security. the whole national security apparatus, you pointed out jay johnson. it is also jim comey at the fbi, justice, they all agree. and they have a judge on their side with a subpoena saying, give it up, give it up. >> with a court order. >> and they can be held in contempt. jail them. >> but you get cato. libertarian. you get other people satisfying it is a slippery slope. and he is somebody who lost his wife in 9/11. so it's not like he's indifferent. the key from their perspective, if you stay government can have a key, a back door, i think key used the example. we want to see what dana is up to. >> dog pictures. >> it won't be all or in

what do you make the apple ceo tim cook's comments that authorities are, quote, asking the company to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the equivalent of cancer. it would expose people to incredible vulnerabilities, he said. >> i think the problem is that it's not just that the bureau wants the help of apple in getting into the devices that the terrorists had. apple does that and other companies do that from time to time. it's not extraordinary. what's different is that apple appears to want to be able to get inside this type of system itself and to do it in a way on its own, and also have it as a requirement by the government that there be certain features in the operating system of a telephone. and that's going to create a situation, i think, where you have a really serious possibility that other countries and other parts of the government and private plaintiffs in lawsuits are going to be able to get their hands on some indelible aspect of our cellphones to come and be able to get into litigation on them. this could be an employment program for litigators. >> a new

when you heard that tim cook, the ceo of apple says you know what? we're not going to help the fbi open this terrorist phone because it sets a bad precedent about privacy. what did you think? >> i think i got a fix here, billy. i think they ought to give the san bernardino terrorist phone to hillary clinton for a few days and then trump can call putin and get the data from him. >> so somebody would hack into hillary's phone when people want it to be loose it's loose. when people want it to be fight, it the it's fight. i'm not surprised folks can't hack. have you ever looked at c-span? i'm surprise they had can work a phone rather than hack into it it all these privacy issues people are whining about. every time i'm going to a mall or sitting in an airport. i have some moron chick next to me screaming in the top of her lungs cell phone. he told me loved me. he then tell me was@ impotent. too much information. here is where i come counsel on this. if we can stop something like paris or san bernardino happening again, by one either wausharaing some wate

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. >> ceo tim cook, why won't you help crack the phone for the feds? >> that is a joke. i get it. it is not funny. >> do you ever watch "the o'reilly factor"? >> this is your world. >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> i'm brandon. this is my crew right here. >> uh-oh. here comes trouble. >> that's watters. was there anyone you talked with that had a defense of apple other than privacy? >> no. i mean, i think young people care more about privacy than patriotism. >> did you believe the woman who said that dead terrorists have a right to privacy? did you believe her? or would they just panic -- >> i think they panic and say anything. anytime you challenge them, they don't have anything underneath. >> the guy is dead. if we can pick up some confederates before he killed these people, we have to do that. as i said in talking points, this is a specific thing, not general. so anyway, apple is wrong. watters, thank you very much. >>> what i did on vacation. i wrote a little essay for you "the tip" moments away. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then you

. >> tim cook is looking to do a big number. but apple should give up -- they should get the security. or find other people. when these two people had bombs all over their apartment, those people are as guilty as the ones who did the shooting. we got to get to the bottom of it and you're not going to do that unless we utah common sense. i like the idea boycott apple until such time as they give that information. i think that's a great idea. >> thinks it's a great idea. boycott apple, that's the latest from him as he continues to lead in this state in the polls. we should point out we are at a high school in north charleston for a marco rubio event. he is accompanied by the governor of the state and senator tim scott. trump will be in this area for a rally later tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> this is the best 24 hours after the dust off with his holiness. the vatican is saying that the comments on trump were going to far. greta got reaction from the donald today. >> i think he is a terrific person frankly and i was surprise

. >> apple's ceo tim cook told shareholders and investors he is convinced that standing up to the fbi is the right thing to do for privacy and personal safety. why is he wrong? >> well, tim has very strongly held views and i respect them. the reality is, this case is about the government's need to access evidence as we do in every single case that may be found on an electronic device. as we do in every case. we look at how to best obtain that evidence and determined that for us, the major problem would be if evidence were to be wiped or erased. we did as we do in all these cases and we reached out to the company and said, can you help us preserve this evidence so that we can try on our own to gain access to it. and in order to do that, what we did at first was go to court and get an order that said there's maybe evidence on this phone, you have the right to go into it, use all legal means. as we did -- we did in this case as we do in other cases. we went to the company and said, can you help us? when they said they weren't able to help us or they chose not to do so, we went back to co

when you heard that tim cook, the ceo of apple says you know what? we're not going to help the fbi open this terrorist phone because it sets a bad precedent about privacy. what did you think? >> i think i got a fix here, billy. i think they ought to give the san bernardino terrorist phone to hillary clinton for a few days and then trump can call putin and get the data from him. >> so somebody would hack into hillary's phone when people want it to be loose it's loose. when people want it to be fight, it the it's fight. i'm not surprised folks can't hack. have you ever looked at c-span? i'm surprise they had can work a phone rather than hack into it it all these privacy issues people are whining about. every time i'm going to a mall or sitting in an airport. i have some moron chick next to me screaming in the top of her lungs cell phone. he told me loved me. he then tell me was@ impotent. too much information. here is where i come counsel on this. if we can stop something like paris or san bernardino happening again, by one either wausharaing some wate

tim cook knows that the feds can get into that phone if they want to get into that phone. the feds are the ones being disingenuous. they can do a force break on the phone. david hit the nail on the head. they want to set a legal precedent so they can get into anyone's phone if they want to get in under law enforcement guidelines. look what this administration has done in the past. they used the irs to target regular americans. they have shown they are able to go rogue. so the legal precedent they want to set is absolutely dangerous and it affects all encryption technology. >> hold on, why is it anymore dangerous than the government saying they want to look at terrorist phone records or their bank account records? why is it any different? that is bill gates's argument. andrea: to be able to do that you need to have a warrant. you just can't go digging into people's phone records. sandra: they do. andrea: they should be able to go in to prove to court -- sandra: court told them to give information. >> ask the nsa. nsa has all the records. that is a question judge napolitano

apple ceo tim cook telling abc news that unlocking that san bernardino phone would be bad for america. it's something i picked up on with ted olson, apple's lead attorney on this. that name might ring a bell, former solicitor general whose wife died in a plane headed to the pentagon that crashed in the pentagon. obviously the issue came up. is it important to get information on bad guys before they do bad things or follow-up bad things? ted olson with me earlier. in the time we're waiting to settle what you argue is a bigger constitutional issue, that the very people with whom this terrorist was associating might be out there plotting something else. and we could have stopped it if we simply had access to that phone. >> and you can say that every single time. you can say that if we can only break the law, or we can break the back of this individual, if we can break into people's homes, if we can do all these things, we might prevent something awful from happening. but the reason we have a constitution is we do not permit lawless activity even when people say we need to break the laws

the high stakes face-off between apple's ceo tim cook and the justice department is growing and people are taking sides. facebook's mark zuckerberg is supporting apple and bill gates is backing the fbi. so if apple does not play ball should they be charged with treason? let's ask fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judging from the sigh, you think that's a bit extreme. >> i think it's extraordinarily extreme. apple's behavior is the opposite of treason, it's patriotism. refusing to permit the government to force it to do something against its will. look, if apple had a key in a vault and the fbi needed the key, they could subpoena the key and get it. but the fbi wants apple to create something that doesn't yet exist. and this thing once created, once it's on the internet, once it's used can be used by all sorts of people to break into all kinds of people's private security of their data. >> for example, hackers and spies. so it's not that apple would be giving it to china, for example. >> no, no. but a former high ranking nsa official told me very recently once th

martha: there is a new twist in this faceoff between apple ceo tim cook and james comey. domey has written a letter to cook asking him to reconsider unlocking the phone that belonged to one of the suspects in the san bernardino terror attacks. he said when can't look at survivors in the eye and ourselves in the mirror if we don't follow this lead. tip cook is saying if we create this back door, then everybody's privacy is at risk. but you are going to explain what this terrorist did with his phone that made it so inaccessible. >> if you have an. >> i phone you know there is a but none our security page that says after 10 tries if somebody gets it wrong do you want to erase the data. it's a switch you choose and he chose that. that's what comey is up against. he was also back up his information to the cloud. we learned the hard way that you probably lose control your information once it goes to the cloud, whether they tell you it's secure or not. the f.b.i. admitted they have looked at the stuff in the cloud. this person did not back up his information within a certain num

new overnight, apple's ceo tim cook calling for the fbi to drop its demands to unlock the san bernardino terrorist phone. in an e-mail to employees sent this morning, he said that complying with the judge's orders would create a back door to the iphone and put people's privacy at risk. well, fbi director james comey has said that the government doesn't want to break into anyone else's inkripgs, just the san bernardino terrorist. now victims of the san bernardino attacks are going after the tech giant, filing a legal brief saying that they have a right to know why they were targeted. >>> well, take a look at this video. a mega bus, packed with people, explodes on a highway. a travel blogger happened to be on board this minneapolis-bound bus and live tweeted the whole thing. he said, in part, this. quote, driver says it's just a flat tire, there's no need to panic. and he goes outside. moments later smoke starts pouring out of the bus. then small fire over big over wheels becomes big and people abandon luggage and get away. the entire thing goes up in flames. series of loud booms. well no