Justice Department Cracks iPhone; Withdraws Legal Action
The FBI said Monday it successfully used a mysterious technique without Apple Inc.'s help to hack into the iPhone used by a gunman in a mass shooting in California.
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The FBI said Monday it successfully used a mysterious technique without Apple Inc.'s help to hack into the iPhone used by a gunman in a mass shooting in California.
Justice Department auditors on Thursday released the results of an audit that found deficiencies that have the potential for abuse at the FBI's forensic computer lab in New Jersey.
Chris discussed the terrorist attack in Brussels and President Obama's visit to Cuba. He talked with foreign policy Ed Turzanski about the attack at 7:00 and for Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel at 7:20 about the upcoming 2016 baseball season.
On the eve of a court showdown with Apple, the Department of Justice wants to cancel the hearing, saying it may have found a way into the iPhone of Syed Farook, the gunman in the San Bernardino shooting.
The Saracini Aviation Safety Act would force commercial airlines to install a secondary barrier, a wire-mesh gate, between the cockpit door and the cabin, so when the pilots need to use the bathroom or get food, the flight deck is protected.
Conservative columnist and author Ann Coulter predicts the White House is hatching a plan to take the Democratic nomination for President away from Hillary Clinton.
Salihin Kondoker's wife Anies was shot three times during the attack, but survived.
This comes a day after Apple got a victory over the government in court.
Apple's attorney painted a scary picture if Apple loses its fight with the FBI.
Apple Inc. has asked a federal magistrate to vacate her order that it help the FBI hack into a locked iPhone.
Attorney Alan Dershowitz says Apple should help the FBI gain access to an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
Chris discussed Ted Cruz firing of a campaign spokesperson, the ongoing fight between Apple and the FBI, and a contrary narrative in the accounts of a fight between LeSean McCoy and off duty police officers. He talked with John Fund at 8:20 about the myth of Donald Trump's inevitability.
Rallies are planned at Apple stores in Philadelphia and across the country today in support of the tech giant and its fight against the FBI who wants apple to help them access the information on the iPhone of the San Bernardino gunman.
So far in the Apple versus the FBI case, Google has backed Apple and Donald Trump has shown his support for the FBI by calling an Apple boycott.
The FBI owes it to the victims of the San Bernardino terror attack to do what it can to gain access to the locked cellphone used by one of the gunmen, FBI Director James Comey said Sunday night.
Presidential hopeful and GOP nominee Donald Trump is siding with the FBI, in their dispute with Apple.
Federal prosecutors say the company has chosen to repudiate a judge's order instead of following it.
Chris reviewed last night's dueling town hall meetings, Donald Trump's spat with the Pope over the wall at the Mexican border, and Philadelphia Police Department offering Kanye West a job. He also spoke with Chris Butler at 7:00 on Finance Friday about Trump's understanding about business and manufacturing.
Rich discussed Pope Francis' comments regarding Donald Trump, Apple's fight with the FBI and Obama not attending Scalia's funeral. He also discussed Killer Mike's uterus quote and the dangers with grated Parmesan cheese. Rich spoke with Cully Stimson at 3:30pm.
Two experts talk with Chris Stigall to assess the conflict between Apple and the FBI.
NFL security leaders and top law enforcement officials say there is "no credible threat" to Super Bowl 50.
Chris reviewed last night's Republican presidential debate, Hillary Clinton's appearance on the Tonight Show, and Mayor Jim Kenney's reaction to the FBI investigating the shooting of a Philadelphia police officer as a terrorist attack. He also talked with Chris Butler on Finance Friday about energy prices at 7:20, as well as A.B. Stoddard from The Hill at 7:20 and Breitbart's John Hayward at 8:00 about the debate.
Rich discussed a partnership between Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, the FBI's debriefing on the shooting of Officer Jesse Hartnett and the GOP debate. He also discussed if Ted Cruz can legally be President. Rich spoke with Professor Mary Brigid McManamon at 4pm and Professor Jonathan Adler at 4:15pm regarding Ted Cruz's eligibility to be President.
Chris previews President Obama's final State of the Union Address and Donald Trump's visit to the Tonight Show. He talked with financial analyst Steve Cordasco about what to do if you win the lottery at 7:20, Penny Nance from Concerned Women of America at 8:00, and UFC fighters Eddie Alvarez and Paul Felder about the next UFC Fight Night at 8:50.
Rich discussed the latest regarding the shooting in San Bernardino, California, if it should be considered an act of terrorism and Adele's song, Hello. He also discussed Lindsey Graham's take on Ted Cruz helping ISIS, Obama's no fly comment and the Batman v. Superman trailer. Rich spoke with Bernard Kerik regarding 9/11 and the shooting in California.
