americans sided with the fbi. 38% sided with apple. this is a very public fight. >> perhaps i am a sunny optimist, fact that there's a terrorism investigation that their ravenous he is so at stake that they are willing to say that even in this most extreme of circumstances of a high-profile shooting we still do not want to see that phone access, -- >> i think that number speaks to something different which is, if you take into account the massive resources that these large companies have put into inlic relations and lobbying 51% ofe of all of that, the people, many of whom are loyal apple customers, including choices.ill have ever unlocked phones before? >> sure, but we would all agree that the newer operating system presents a different technological issue in the past ones. they certainly have cooperated scores of times in the past with technology. >> to my mind, that only underscores the seriousness of how they view this incursion. >> you just said it. there are billions of people buying iphones. if they thought that there was a risk

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are you constitutional of war arear you more with the fbi say you should fbi we haven't thoughts and commentsed was somee people have been it miss type in the phone number in some peoples some my listeners in getting upset. will play the coffee quiz and we come back.k. i have a halt what is all the pressure good. we know were talking about more snow coming out.t it's is no question. it's this questionn today theto button. what is the earliest last snowfall on record.d. we've gone into may before. march 7 back in 1945 you shut us out thereu i might be going five for five to for two is to carry from last thursday pay them for for four.st thank you so much. it's not wayne's fault. we'll talk to you later. have a great day. sports. cavaliers. success defies. keep it right here. up next what was said that made some student aftera locals students second. let's check in with kenny crumpton.u we're here at gilmour academy. we're going to talk about swimming. swimming with the twist lessons that are bit different.t. kicking it with kenny, stay with with the four investigators yesterday becaus

area delirium where he proclaims the man tried to grab her from her bed in the middle of the night, fbi they are removing evidence from the home on furnace st. the general girl said she woke up aboutut 3:45 a.m. a man tried to pull her out of the bedroom windowed she says that she was was was told to cooperate and not be heard but then shea broke free and ran to her father's room, that's when he discovered a step ladder under his daughter's the snow. >> she doing fine, we hope that they catch them, i triedpe that she's doing she's doing, she is scared . >> asking people to be aware, alert andin that they contact the police immediately if they see something in the neighborhood that does not look right somebody suspiciousus, suspicious person or vehicle . that they did not wait at the for the call immediately.t >> the suspect is a white as a white male in his 30s if you have information contact the police or fbi. >> who fired gunshots outside of a 4th district police stationut to officers in the cruiser last night we heard the shots . they saw a man running from a gas station across from

. >>> also developing, the fbi standoff with apple. after the terror attack in san bernardino, the fbi desperate to break into the gunman's iphone. a judge now demanding apple help the fbi. apple refusing. >>> under fire. the two officers trying to arrest this man. he pulls out a gun. their quick action in the moments that follow. >>> the alleged imposter accused

tuesday, a judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack intorook's iphone. tim cook is fighting back, siting privacy concerns bernie sanders and hillarye on the issue at the town hall. >> of course, law enforcement has every reason to want to get information off of a killer's cell phone.nderstandably is worried about opening the door, creating what they call a in encryption that would not just have to field request from the united states government but >> i believe we can fight terrorism without undermining our constitutional rights. >>> and ethan couch is set to in court today. a ruling keeping him in juvenile systems could trigger hearing be set free or sent to prison. >>> and virgin galactic is debuting it's. angelina jolie and paris hilton are among those that have already bought a $250,000>>> and an upset in the making. and we'll have details on the we give you relief from your cold & flu. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol cold helps relieve& flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol andwich and somewhere to go, and cle

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. >> the fbi warns every parent needs to be on arert. >> terrorists are now using these and computers to recruit your child. >> 10 news reporter courtney robinson spoke one on one with the fbi about this very real threat in a story you'll see only on 10. >> invade your land. >> reporter: the propaganda videos are out, there the tweets, too. isis are strolling social media to, groom and radicalize your children. >> ultimately, they want to mobileize that individual to carry out something in the name of their mission and typically, that is targeting and murdering or killing innocent bystanders. >> reporter: the fbi says it's happening nationwide including in florida. they've had toint convenient in several cases where children have been radicalized, parents had no idea. you can think that your child is in his room but they could be anywhere in the world talking to the nastiest people there. >> dave couturier spoke to the don't be a pup set program. >> if you care about them, if you want to protect them, absolute licks especially nowadays. >> the program is designed to be a game. as you

>>> that's the problem between apple and the fbi. night weigh your privacy about a >>> it was chaotic scene late this afternoon. it spanned several blocks with a crash and the the shooting up the road near the west wood post office. >> we have team coverage tonight. angela spoke to people and surprised by what happened so close to their home but we begin request brad under wood in west wood where the investigation stands tonight. brad, what can you tell news is. >> they just cleared up the the crime scenes here this evening in west wood and traffic now back open on harrison road. the two scenes they spent over five hours processing them. this all was prompted by what police say 911 calls an intoxicated man waving a gun somewhere around this area. >> late afternoon the silver pole. unfold. >> the guy in the silver truck there and had a gun. close and watched as the man fled on foot on harrison. >> two minutes hater, the cops pulled up and stopped right by his truck and one cop hopped out of the car and gets the shotgun out and -- gets

however, what the fbi requests will echo beyond this case. it will create a weakness that can be exploited by attacks on apple by those seeking to gain access to the new code the fbi seeks. these possibilities must be weighed against information. the fbi will be able to recover from the phone of the san bernardino shooters. you have said repeatedly that this is about one phone. yet there have been multiple news stories highlighting other phones that the government seeks to access. can you promise that this is the only time you will ask apple or any company to create software to gain access to a phone? and as you know, apple is an international company. if apple were to comply with the u.s. government's request to build code to its specific needs, do you worry about china and russia requesting the same? >> thank you, mr. honda. i'm going to try to make sure i hit all parts of your question. i will -- i've talked to a bunch of experts so i'll give this a shot. i don't think the manufacturer is asking to create some code that will go loose on th

a judge now demanding apple help the fbi. apple refusing. >>> under fire. the two officers trying to arrest this man. he pulls out a gun. their quick action in the

it is - - it shows how well they embrace and receive - - >>> the fbi is looking into the critically injured a teenage boy. five people were on the helicopter and three of them got out and started swimming to shore. bystanders jumped in to rescue the rest. >>> the fbi searched the home of one of the san bernardino shooters and agents left with their arms full. they took papers, envelopes and a computer tower. the home was searched twice since the attack. >>> police are offering a reward up to $10,000 for permission leading to the arrest in the murder of a 7- year-old boy. they posted a youtube video pleading for help from the community. he was shot and killed in december. they conducted dozens of >>> one person died after a car crash in bessemer city. police say it appears the driver had a medical emergency and died before the crash. one person inside of the house was unharmed. >>> the northern carolina zoo has announced the death of their oldest chimpanzee. terry was one of the original chimps on exhibit and delighted visitors with her big ears and playful nature since 1980. >>> north carol

there is fact all dispute between fbi and apple how that exactly played out. it is a separate question from the one presented here. should apple comply with that magistrates order or not. >> guest: i think there is no question they made a mistake. to be fair every investigation will not be conduct the perfectly. putting that aside i think reality is, if we have a device that is likely not going to con an taken useful information, that could have been accesses without this mistake, access that information, this really the hill that we want to create a huge new precedental louing, to allow law enforcement to build weaknesses and backdoors into devices? i think it is not. i think this discussion should go to congress and continue on past this court proceeding. >> despite those issues that you raiseed, people came out on monday -- pew came out on monday, one poll, some polling may have different polling with different numbers, in this poll, 51% side with the fbi. 38% side with apple. is apple losing this -- this is very public fight. are they losing this in the pu

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bernardino, the fbi desperate to break into the gunman's iphone. a judge now demanding apple help the fbi. apple refusing. >>> under fire. the two officers trying to arrest this man. he pulls out a gun. their quick action in the moments that follow. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else.

. >>> fbi agents searching the they raided the home where the brother of the gunman lived. the fbi confirmed it carried out a search warrant as part of the ongoing investigation but isn't identitying it has to do with the deadly shooting. the two killed 14 people in december. >>> new york city's top police official said that supports the fbi's request to gain access to a phone belonging to him. apple is calling the directive an over reach by the united states government. nypd said that the safety of the public is more important. >> while so much of at tension has been focused appropriately and -- on the terrorism aspects of this the impact on the day to day lives of americans on their safety and our ability to solve and prevent crime is of even more significance. i would argue. >> although investigators got permission to retrieve data de atr unph bk oneaisib . he nyor viilt.> knal at f veanticcpr poerri le su apanom sk ti e blth th rt rufegostorshourethtes di an ilise , s s eoefra ntf adeek jo leapllthe t ci. r sh d al'sunfa tdo aaadlylawaorlk s mefais ociter rteay. 'sncis

so the fbi wants apple to keep that from happening so the fbi could have unlimited guesses. apple has not responded to this so far but in the past insists helping the fbi in this matter would essentially make all of our phones vulnerable. he makes the point that in case of national security versus privacy should not be decided by a for profit company. he wants the american people to discuss what should be done. we'll be posting comey's letter in the entirety on our website, wfla.com. whether you think apple should or should not help the fbi. you can weigh in on our wfla facebook page. >> thank you. and you can follow our morning a alerts each day on facebook and twitter. search #8alert. >>> developing this morning, people in fiji are working to recover after a monster cyclone hit the area. forecasters report winds re 177 miles an hour. that makes it the strongest storm in the southern hemisphere since record keeping began. officials blame the storm for 18 deaths. >>> it is 4:08 on this monday morning. it is a mild morning. >> and it is going to be quite mild, if not warm all

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police commissioner bill bratton published an op-ed siding with the fbi. he writes in part, complying with constitutionally legal court orders is not creating a back door. in a democracy, that is a front door. the company's lawyer says the fbi's asking a lot. >>> in today's money report, a lot of people are talking about burger king's new food item. >> that story and check on the markets with bill griffith. hello. >> hi, there. we call this profit taking sometimes. happening on wall street right now. you've had more than a week of pretty good gains in the stock market, but not today. the dow down 175 reports. existing home sales grew at the fastest pace last month in six months. we have a whole bunch of earnings coming out today. we're going to get a good cross section of how various industries are doing later today. the whole fast food world is watching burger king as today it unveils its newest menu item, dog. it will be offered at all 7,000 locations nationwide. burger king instantly becomes the biggest restaurant seller of hot dogs in the country. if t

the moves from the fbi overnight. >> i just held on for dear life. emily: a man describes a dangerous hit and run. the search for the driver, and what came before the crash. randy: racial tensions growing in boston. the new calls for an administrator to step down. emily: we will get to all of those stories. first, i want to check in with cindy. we' re starting with normal february temperatures? cindy: yeah, but here' s the difference -- these numbers will the day. a colder day overall but we are starting in the 20' s with most areas. 27 degrees in boston, and notice on radar across connecticut, we are already seeing a couple snow showers. these are coming out ahead of a funnel boundary, and this is the leading edge of colder air. we' re dropping down into the single digits and teens, the air mass working in. as we go through the day, temperatures in the 20' s. they hold steady through the day, but as we get into the afternoon, you will notice the wind picking up out of the west. just like yesterday, scattered snow showers will be around, especially a

the fbi wants both to hack into the phone. cook says earlier in the investigation, someone reset the password which stopped the phone from automatically backing up information to cloud. saying investigators should have contacted apple before resetting that password. calling it a missed opportunity crucial to the investigation but the company is not willing to risk hundreds of thousands of iphones for that. >> this is not a position we would like to be in. it's 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 incredibly ironic. >> apple is expected to file its legal response to the fbi in court tomorrow. the iphone at the center of the fight along to said farouk -- belongs to farouk. >>> this morning, we are counting down to the oscars. we have a countdown clock right here. when you click on this clock it will take you to our full coverage of the oscars. preparations are underway at the adobe theater

we seen fbi -- we have seen fbi director james comey testified. what happens next in this battle? >> tomorrow, apple's annual shareholder meeting. we will be looking from any comments -- for any comments from shareholders in cupertino. next week, we expect apples top lawyer and -- apple's top lawyer and the head of the fbi to be on capitol hill for a hearing. march 3 is the deadline for apple allies to file their briefs of support. reports of about mid-march, another apple event for their products. they are selling a lot of products. the annual spring event is around this time of year. toward the end of march, we are expecting to have a court hearing on these issues. cory: apple said they were developing a phone that would be impossible to do the things that the government is asking for right now. maybe we will see that in these new products. >> the issue here is that -- silicon valley would make the case that technology is developing and changing at such a rapid pace that it is outpacing where the law is, and that is why there needs to be a national policy discussion, rather than

michael m says, apple versus fbi, the impost is looking to get by the tries and erase feature. that's all that is needed. can't believe apple can't do that. this is from jillian, could apple help the fbi this one time. the serious problems emerge at scale. glenn says what could is encrypted hard drive when all a hacker needs to do is hack the i cloud account. if apple doesn't win this lawsuit it will be a huge win for hackers. use hash tag apple versus fbi. >>> eats a tough thing to wo on -- you have a tough job with the system coming through. it's looking serious. >> some of the parameters that are producing the severe weather today in louisiana and mississippi, look the same here tomorrow. we have the concern we could be looking at a widespread outbreak of severe weather tomorrow. typically march, april and may. coming early, not in the mind set for severe weather. our minds are on snow. >> when are the kids going to get more snow. to the radar view, all is quiet and drizzle, mist, fog, what we will see through the evening and overnight is light precipitation. day break, the

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the fbi wants apple to keep that from happening, that way, the fbi could have unlimited guesses. apple has not responded to this insists simply creating technology to help the fbi in this matter would essentially make all our phones vulnerable. . comey makes the point that the case of national security versus privacy should not be decided by a for profit company. instead, he wants the american people to discuss what should be done. we're posting comey's letter in its entirety on the website, wfla.com. we want you to take a look and let us know whether you think apple should or should not help the fbi. you can weigh in on our wfla facebook page. gene? >> lots of people weighing in on this debate. thank you. follow our morning alerts on facebook and twitter. all you have to do is search eight alert. >>> happening today, despite multiple efforts to stop it, bill cosby's wife is still set to give a deposition in connection with a defamation lawsuit against her husband. nbc news is reporting a federal judge rejected a last minute camille cosby is set to answer questions under oath at

interior counties will be fbi. fbi the low to mid 7 0s. there is a storm system out west this. is something we're going to be tracking. some of this energy could bring rain chance back to a high level maybe next tuesday or wednesday. temperatures are chilly up north. we're going to have nice my pressure signature on top of that warms us up and clears us out for the weekend. if you're going to daytona you're good to go. here is a look at florida's most accurate seven day. we're headed in the right direction. 74 friday, sunday and monday, flirting with 80 degrees and no rain in the forecast until tuesday or wednesday. >> the rays are hoping for more this spring training as in matt moore. tk explaining next. >> cheer a glimpse of what we accomplished because we put our heads to getz ever. we have a decent love line >> really? >>> folk, spring training underway. rays pitchers and catchers can they compete in the east? this year, yes. to make run they need more pitching as in matt moore. >> what a difference a year makes. >> this time last year getting ready for camp was different f

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. >>> apple wants its on going encryption battle with the fbi to go before congress. apple refuses to comply with a court order to create a back door allowing the fbi to access data from an iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. the company has until friday to make it's appeal >>> time now for aide -- head license federal marshalls have been tracking nearly 6,000 cellphones. they have used powerful trackers called sting rays to hunt thousands of suspects in the united states. they can pinpoint a device's location. >>> johnson and johnson will pay $72 million in damages to a woman's family who blames her talcum powder. a lawyer said the company knew customers. women in the u.s. who were infected after their male partners two of the 14 are pregnant women. officials are waiting for test results from their male partners. >>> parents becoming protesters. a few dozen parents, teachers and students stood outside the pinellas county school board pushing for change. a tampa bay times investigation labeled five elementary schools as failure factory. the investigation s

. >>> the fbi is trying to stop terrorism in its tracks starting with parents and children. >> don't believe it's not going to happen to you. >> the new tool to stop children being exposed to isis recruiters that you can use in your home. >>> i am tracking rain and we could see some frost or freeze (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> not investigating a way the fbi is working to prevent a terrorist act right here in central florida. >> nancy alvarez took us inside a local islamic school where she spoke to leaders about the threat of isis propaganda reaching children. tonight she is giving us an inside look at a new tool the fbi uses to protect kids in our >> reporter: the computer program you're looking at is a new tool to fight terrorism in the frontline is a classroom. fbi special agent david says the threat is real. >> we start looking at things like san bernardino and we have an individual who was raised here, from here and he gets radicalized. >> reporter: he met us at a school run by the islami

eason is the fbi began to release information. >> reporter: more on her in a moment. nearly 30 yes, there is ago there wasn't much information 1987 when computer store owner gary wright became the victim of the unabomber's 12th bomb. >> as i drove into the rear parking lot i piece of wood. i went over to pick it up. i bent down. and i put my hand on the very end of it.ely something happened. there was a big blast of pressure. and i was knocked about 20 feet backwards into the parking what happened? >> when it went off there was about 200 pieces of shrapnel that went through my body at various points. arrived -- right here. and she saw somebody kneeling down, pulled something out of a bag, and set it on the ground. and they were lookingbout four feet apart from one another. >> reporter: now investigators police sketches of the elusive miscellaneous oustached man. >> a white male with high school education, might appear to be a nice guy with no apparent predisposition to violence three bombs later it's the unabomber himself who gives the fbi more to work with by contact

. >> reporter: but tim cook tells us they talked to the fbi early on, giving them advice, he says, on other ways to best get information from that iphone, to plug it in, to back it up to the i cloud. did they do that? >> unfortunately, in the days -- the early days of the investigation, fbi directed the county to reset the i cloud password. when that is done, the phone will no longer back up to the cloud. and so i wish they would have contacted us earlier so that that would not have been the case. >> reporter: how crucial was that missed opportunity? >> it is very crucial. >> reporter: i'm curious, tim, did you ever think that you'd find yourself at the center of >> no. this is -- 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. >> reporter: apple now has until friday to respond to the court's order to assist the fbi in the san bernardino case. david muir

heu defamed them by branding them as liars after they went public with allegations.sr >> apple and fbi are still at odds over in order to help unlockt an iphone use by one of the san bernardino shooters apple refuses to budge the fbi director says the request does personal safety he says the t litigation is not about trying to set a precedent where to send of justice for victims and their families are now jumping into the legal battle but they say it won't be easy for the government to get everything he wants.h >> i feel very upset that apple 's nott cooperating with the fbi. >> the bigger picture is that picture is that there might be some information on the phoneneggt. >> if they had possession that io the government wants it would have to turn it over what the governor is asking his appletree against its will and his will and at its own expense. >> this morning apple floated the idea of creating a>> government panel on encryption to help resolve this standoff and others in the future. >> an array so and erase white house and gop candidates are tearing up for the next campaign the fa

fbi acts arrested her at denver international airport before she boarded. >> it's a shock when anybody, overseas, to join our enemies. >> adam serves as a special agent for the fbi in denver. >> since early 2014, we've had about 80 people or sorry that we've stopped from traveling to the syria area to join the jihad. >> and those numbers are greater according to a study by the program on extremism at george washington university. citing federal sources, 2550 americans have traveled or attempted to travel to join isis. social media plays a crucial role and american isis sympathizers are active on twitter. >> it's a tactical effort to recruit. syria, many times starts on >> it continues to grooming process until he can really get an understanding about who her real intentions are or how he can get her to travel. >> we asked the fbi to analyze a social media discussion discovered by us. it shows a recruiter from isis. >> further down in the conversation, he starts to compliments her. >> they lure females with marriage and males with the flag. >> absolutely. >> other common themes include

could this video to reported across the country, the use of laser pointers directed at jetliners fbi says thatt pilots landing at hopkins reported strikes tuesday and thursday h coming from an area south of lorain avenuen and 105 th december 16, 25 commercial jetliners reported laser strikes southwest of cleveland and west 117 .. >> it can cause temporary flash blindness . they can become disoriented and distracted because the light comes out of nowhere and they're trying to land in what was a small beam on ground is now a couple feet wide. >> the fbi says those using them are ignorant about the potential impact impact potential impact of pointing the answer plain. >> they think that a laser in of the further it goes wider that it gets so we can blind the entire cockpit causing damage. >> that can bring down a commercial airliner if he becomes distracted so it is a very serious offense and were asking for help. >> law enforcement across the country is pursuing laser suspects, and pointed displeasure at a police helicopter, the pilot use technology on board to direct officers on the g

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a couple came in regarding the fbi and apple and the iphonea controversy.rsy. devin says once you break theak the law you forfeit your right toht privacy. another comment on facebook page i agree with apple for privacy for p over safety in this case. hear some voicemails. hello this is porsche.sc i'm responding about the iphone hacking thing. i want to believe they shouldve let them get into it because t hundred percent proof anyway.nyw basically get into fall and then going on with celebrities andbrit they're photos being shown on icloud or iphone. i feel like if it's going toin protect us from having anotherot terrorist attack or anything bading bad happening to us by all means do it.. interesting point we talk about point tal the pk eoabploue that have taxt thingshings people surprise the fbi couldn't get into the phone.phone. on to they're own without having to go through applee.. it is a big battle we heard bille heard gates coming out in favor of thethe fbi in this case at least on that side. without corrupting the wholehol system but a lot of people on o

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apple has cooperated with the fbi fully in this case. they came to us and asked us for all the information we had on and we gave everything that we had. but this case is not about one phone. this case is about the future. what is at stake here is can the government compel apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the u.s.? >> and you'd have to write that system in order to unlock that phone? >> yes. the only way we know would be to write a piece of software that equivalent of cancer. we think it's bad news to write. we would never write it. we have never written it. here. >> the fbi though says it believes syed faruk used that wife, his accomplice. do you struggle at all with the possibility there could be information on that phone that could reveal other plots, other people involved in planning the san bernardino attack? >> david, if we knew a way to that we haven't already given, if we knew a way to do this that would not expose hundreds of millions of ot

the fbi against apple. the fbi director writes we don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land. i hope thoughtful people will take the time to understand that. director james colby defends his agency's demands that apple belonging to farouk. the shooter in san bernadino. who, along with his wife, killed 49 people. the fbi said his phone might have critical additional clues in the investigation including whether others were involved. the eye or ourselves in the mirror if we don't follow the lead. in a new blog post and press release, apple is working to rally public opinion taking to the airways. >> and there is no limit to what the government could require apple to do. if it succeeds this way. >> reporter: the attorney whose wife died in one of the planes used in the 9/11 attacks, is helping apple fight a court order to unlock his phone and he said creating a way to override a phone's passcode would put the privacy and security of all apple customers at risk. >> and this is

the messages you'll hear the people rallying shout today: "fbi: don't and "secure phones save lives." the group tells us they are angry that the fbi is as they say "making everyone less safe" by undermining apple's security. right now apple has until friday to respond to a judge's order from the fbi to build a software "backdoor" to help them hack into syed farook's iphone, who allegedly killed 14 people and injured 22 others. apple isn't budging-- this morning they're vowing to fight for privacy. of course, there are plenty of people arguing for the opposite-- that we need to fight terrorism at all costs and that lives could be saved if the fbi has access to this information. here's what i'm digging into next-- microsoft co- founder bill gates weighs in on this debate. his response is actually pretty surprising. i'll tell you what live at international mall, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp a story you don't want to miss this morning. a story you don't want to miss this morning. a new study shows reducing carbon emissions would prevent hundreds of thousands of premature deaths and save

the fbi, the department of justice trying to compel apple to assist them in unlocking this cell phone that was used by the bernadeau terrorists. where do you stand on this? you have a mobile venture. do you believe that privacy of everyone should be protected? >> i have enormous respect for apple. i must admit i sometimes wonder whether they couldn't do the unlocking themselves and just hand over the information that's needed and maybe that could solve this particular issue because otherwise i think it could back could haunt them and maybe that would be the right thing to do so -- so i think, you know, in extreme situations like this, you know, trying to work out some kind of compromise like that might make sense. >> sir richard branson, our thanks to you and congratulates on your new spaceship. >> thank you very much. >> founder of virgin group. interesting discussion. would you go into space? >> i don't think i'd be one of the first. you know, i'm very happy to be at the forefront of technology innovation, but maybe not at the front of a rocket. that's -- that's a very dangerous gam

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