fox news correspondent jonathan hunt has more from los angeles. apple is refusing to budge. the tech giant still fighting a court order to help the f-b-i recover data from an i-phone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. comey, firing back forcing apple to a slippery slope... writing, quote, "the san bernardino litigation isn't about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. victims and justice." and, those victims and their families are now jumping into the legal battle... filing a brief on behalf of the government. verdehyou says: "i personally feel very upset that apple is not cooperating with fbi." velasco says: "the bigger picture is that there might be some information in that phone." but, legal experts say apple is digging in for a long fight... and, it won't be easy for the government to get everything it wants in this case. napolitano says: "if apple had in its possession evidence the government wants, it would have to turn it over, but it doesn't - the government is asking apple to create something that doesn't exist, against its will and at its

chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the wrap up. jonathan? >> everyone knew it was coming, and host chris rock wasted no time tackling the issue that hung over the oscars from the moment the nominations were announced. >> i'm here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. you realize if they nominated hosts, i wouldn't even get this job. is hollywood racist? you're damn right hollywood's racist. but it's not the racist that you've gone accustomed to. hollywood is sorority racist. it's like, we liked you, rhonda, but you are not a kappa. >> as for the awards themselves, leonardo dicaprio finally got his best actor oscar for his role in "the revnant." he didn't weigh in on diversity but talked at len about climate change. other winners, brie larson for her performance in "room". and the director of the revenant. the best picture award went to "spotlight" a film about the work of a team of boston globe journalists who exposed the sex abuse scandal had the catholic church. but the night was defined by chris rock

jonathan hunt, fox 35 news. >>> the g.o.p. candidates heading west, gearing up for their next showdown in nevada. coming up with a big win in south carolina, and now marco rubio joins ted cruz in trump's cross-hairs. trump says he isn't sure that rubio is even eligible to run, and he says the lawyers will to have figure that out. >> i'm going to get the democrats to come over to me, a lot of independents, i'll win michigan, which nobody else could even think about winning. >> we cannot win if we're divided. even october -- if we're still fighting in july, august, and september, we're going to lose. we have to come together here at some point or we will lose, and i can bring us together faster than anyone running. >> craig patrick, two big questions: should rubio worry about his eligibility to be president? was born march 28, 1971, in miami, florida. he went through no naturalization process, he was a natural-born citizen and therefore eligible to be president. what he should be worried about is that he has a target on his back

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in hollywood jonathan hunt "fox news." kayla: stick around we will be accuweather forecasts. kayla: "good day charlotte" gets her day started. let's check on what they're working on for tomorrow. >> coming up tomorrow "good day charlotte." >> protagonists khalil says. letting parents know to look for in their children and we talked for 16-year-old who came through surgery a few months ago and he started back dancing. >> we have a whole lot to wolf about, national dog biscuit base coming up tomorrow on "good day charlotte" 4:30:10. >> we are still trying to put into that but watch "good day charlotte". that's going to get tomorrow. we are continuing to track rain pushing from the south. again we are saying a break in charlotte is pushing from the south and we will see that in the overnight hours leaving into tomorrow as well. here's what it looks like in charlotte. the first break we have had for several hours but we continue continue to season or so if you are in lincolnton statesville boone all getting rain. it's light to moderate at best. we'll continue to see rain chances

fox's jonathan hunt talks to the stars about what makes the movie so appealing. >> i'm after someone on my >> grossing more than $325 million worldwide in less than a week, deadpool is a box office mega hit, and the movie's co-stars knows the reason why. >> it's a different kind of superhero story. >> this now is something very unique, you know. it's a little bit more irref vant in its tone, it's more violent. it's a lot more sincere with its love story as well in a lot of ways. >> everyone loves an underdog story, that's totally what deadpool is. he starts as a mercenary, gets cancer, trying to fix his problems essentially gones from in. and yeah, the sense of humor adds to that. >> star and producer ryan reynolds made sure that this marvel ante hero stayed true to the ranch chi comic book character and earn its r rating. >> >>: zero feeling. restricted rating. >> that was one of the unusual things is that this movie, it was eleven years for me in the making. i've been trying to get it made since 2004. >> getting the rcht rating was really important to us and ryan fought that battle

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fox's jonathan hunt talks to the stars about what makes the movie so appealing. >> i'm after someone on my naughty list. >> grossing more than than a week, deadpool is a box office mega hit, and the movie's co-stars knows the reason why. >> it's a different kind of superhero story. >> this now is something very unique, you know. it's a little bit more irref vant in its tone, it's more violent. it's a lot more sincere with its love story as well in a lot of ways. >> everyone loves an underdog story, that's totally what deadpool is. he starts as a mercenary, gets cancer, trying to fix his problems essentially gones from in. and yeah, the sense of humor adds to that. >> star and producer ryan reynolds made sure that this marvel ante hero stayed true to the ranch chi comic book character and earn its r rating. >> >>: zero feeling. restricted rating. things is that this movie, it was eleven years for me in the making. i've been trying to get it made since 2004. >> getting the rcht rating was really important to us and ryan fought that battle really hard. you couldn't do the character with

in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> and back to your fox 29 winter weather authority. little chilly this morning but boy, did it turn into fabulous day. >> yeah. if you were in the sun, it actually felt warm. >> what was the high? >> it's february. >> 52. >> wow. >> and still pretty nice out there. we'll see if the hits keep coming in the forecast. >> today and friday the book ends the dry days unfortunately. so, we'll see more rain moving our way. but you can see still light at the airport. it's 5:30. sunset close to 6:00 o'clock tonight. you can't beat that. right now, in philadelphia, it is 52. the normal high is frick. so not so bad. 6 degrees above normal and the wind is calm boy does that make a difference. this week we have two storms moving our way. the first one will impact us tomorrow an area of low pressure off the coast that last week looked like it could be a nor'easter. maybe bring some rain and snow. looks like mainly rain with this with a possible onset of a mix north and west. we'll get to that the second storm the main event is down south right now cr

jonathan hunt, chief correspondent life l.a., west coast newsroom. jonathan what kind of information could become public? reporter: you're right, bill, this is a concern and actual present concern for millions of parents here in california but potential one for millions more right across the country. the information we're talking about is some that parent might expect, grades and test scores for instance, but more worryingly in this case it would also include social security numbers, addresses, even health records. and that has parent very concerned about exactly where that information might end up. listen here. >> i can't believe it. i don't know you how they think it is okay to release student information. i had no idea. i had no idea this was going on. i had no idea it was even going to be released. reporter: now state education officials say their hands are effectively tied by federal law. they have to simply collect and share this information under certain circumstances even without the students permission or more importantly perhaps the permiss

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in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> an attorney for the victims believes the government has a strong case they were owned by the county government. they damaged two iphones so badly they cannot recover anything from them: the president delivered remarks at the governor's association conference. the president hosted dozens talking about ways to work together to make progress across the country. and he urged the states to remain vigilant to fight terrorism, gun violence and >> these are some areas where there should not be a dispute. we have to keep our country safe and strong. >> the president pledging help in response to the shootings in kalamazoo over the weekend. >>> donald trump celebrating his bin in the -- celebrating his win in the primary. and hillary clinton in nevada. all eyes will be on the states again this weekend. >> the gop candidates are gearing up for the next showdown as they cross nevada monday making final pitches before the state caucuses there. and it is on the heels of another win for the front runner, donald trump. who is now suggesting that he is unstop

and fox's jonathan hunt tells us: getting millennials to show up could be hard... since many don't even know what a caucus is. 3 caucus season can a be grind for candidates and voters alike... but if the mood at stomping grounds - the coffee shop of choice for iowa state students is anything to go by, this unusual campaign is giving younger voters quite a jolt... : "the vibe i'm getting on campus is that students are energized, there are caucuses everywhere, they're seeing candidates and i think that excitement is going to push them over the edge and they'll want to show up excited." but translating youthful enthusiasm into actual caucus votes has in the past been goers are traditionally over iowa caucus project..."you run into a lot of people on the them about politics, they is. they don't even realize that that's just the word for process that you go through." politically active, younger voters also recognize the process, while complex, has value.... aberle says: "i of changing attitudes because i really like the way the caucus process is set up know what you bel

in loss rangless, jonathan hunt, fox news. > a 106 d.c. woman danced her way into our hearts this weekend when this video went viral. take a look at her right there,, virginia mack klehr on met o president obamna and she couldnt contain herself.co we're going to talk to her about the experience coming up next. and the netflix original series house cards held itself a he ' season seer cease 4 in kevin spacy was there and so was judy hurts and she's joining usg in the ohio with the highlights. it looks like cellphone users are held up on trust issues. seven out of ten say they do not trust mobile service providers to protect their privacy. and the reward comes as the sams day that apple ceo e-mailed his employees of protecting privacyy he's fighting fbi to break the t encryption codes on the phone used by the san bernadine owe terrorist. lumber like wait doors getting floored. the government warning peopleple exposed to certain types of the company's laminate flooring havr a hire risk of getting cancer than previously believed. more american

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senior white house correspondent jonathan karl is with us now what do we expect the president to say? >> reporter: i expect the president -- well, there he is. >> good evening, everybody. for almost 30 years, justice antonin scalia was a larger than life presence on the bench. brilliant legal mind, with an energetic style. incisive wit. and colorful opinions. he influenced a generation of judges, lawyers and students and profoundly shaped the legal l d landscape. he will be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. justice scalia dedicated his life to the cornerstone of our democracy. the rule of law. tonight, we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. antonin scalia was born in st n trenton, new jersey, to an italian imgrant family. after graduating from georgetown university and harvard law school, and he taught law before entering a life of public service. he rose from assistant attorney general for the office of legal council to the judge on the d.c. circuit court

he died over the weekend in a hunting trip in texas. today people gathering outside the nation's highest courthouse to urge the president and congress to fill the now vacant seat on the court. >> we want a congress holding -- michelle: scalia's reputation on the court came with a big personality. he was also a lightning rod. he was here in d.c. with his family for more than three decades. jonathan: he was a fixture in our community. church, schools, restaurants, even the opera. jeff goldberg has more on how the larger-than-life justice is remembered in the community. jeff: we spoke to people who what we heard were stories of a kind and caring man with a great sense of humor. and stories of an individual despite the status as a supreme court justice did not talk down to others or act with arrogance. we visited diego's hair salon in dupont circle in northwest washington where he would get his haircut with the other powerful players. we stopped by a restaurant in d.c. where scalia enjoyed italian food, we are told. he loved pasta. he was a

>>reporter: joe, there is a man hunt underway right now in the intersection of foster drive and lake drive. you can't see it from the angle of the lens right now but raven is overhead looking for two possible suspects in this home invasion. they were able to tell us they found one elderly victim inside his home. the victim of this home invasion. they have since 27ed him to a police are searching from two suspects. describing them as two possibly light skinned black males. one 6-footal tall. the other 5'8 with a tattoo on his arm. officer tim from the police department has been able to tell us they are unsure if these two suspects are inside the home. right now the swat team and hostage nematicide yore jay torrs are on scene to see in they are in the air or inside the home .a heavy police presence right now on foster drive. the 14 hundred block in hunter lake. this area is closed right now. avoid this area. we are unsure of when they will reopen these roads. will depend on if they find the suspects or call off the search if they don't have any good leads. reporting live in reno. >> th

. >> 37-year-old hossain nayeri and 20-year-old jonathan tieu escaped. they're being housed in a more secure part of the jail. >>> a very mistaken identity. santa clara police have been on the hunt for who they thought was a stabbing suspect. turns out the suspect was actually this woman, stephanie sotelo. a bus passenger recognized her from a police sketch. she is charged with the attempted murder of woman in central park earlier this month. the woman first identified her attacker as man. >>> and a 20-year-old man, a father of a small child died today in what appears to be a random shooting in east san jose. police won't say if they're looking for anyone in particular. but "the mercury news" is reporting that 20-year-old jamie martinez died in the shooting just before 1:00 this afternoon. now the shooting occurred off of story road. outside of the home where martinez and his young daughter lived. it appears to be a drive-by shooting and a random act of violence. >>> we have what appears to be a major development involving san francisco police. the u.s.

back to you, jonathan and michelle. michelle: police are looking for two people, one who stab and killed one. powell of riverdale, maryland, died after being stabbed at barcode last night. a second person survived. barcode is closed while the investigation continues. searching for justice in the murder of a 13-year-old girl. two virginia tech college students faced a judge today both accused in connection with the girl's death. megan hughes has the investigation. reporter: 18-year-old virginia tech engineering student david eisenhauer appeared in court today, charged with the premeditated murder of 13-year-old nicole lovell. police haven't said much about the motive. >> we have determined that eisenhauer and nicole were it wanted prior to her disappearance q were -- were acquainted prior to her disappearance. reporter: natalie keepers, also arraigned today, facing charges of transporting or concealing a dead body. after police arrested eisenhauer for abduction, they found lovells body 80 miles away in north carolina. he

we know he visited his doctor twice before heading out to texas on a hunting trip and he did have some kind of heart issues. we are following the story. when scalia's family gives us more information about their plans, we'll pass it on to you. jonathan: yesterday the snow fell and it filed up pass before changing over to sleet and freezing rain. so many people slipping and sliding and falling. it was still icy this morning when you woke up. then came the heavy rain. >> people's umbrellas are going inside out. oh! there we go. that's a hard one. okay. well anyways, it's pretty intense out here. michelle: something to laugh at when you are inside. jonathan: an umbrella one minute and a propel lar the -- propeller the next. michelle: like everyone else around holding on to umbrellas for dear life when the wind gusts picked up. jonathan: this afternoon everything changed. some of us even started to see you saw it. michelle: we earned the sunshine. you might wonder what is next in the wild weather roller coaster. chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast. it's weather whiplash here. do

santa clara police have been on the hunt for a male stabbing suspect. turns out the suspect was actually this woman. stephanie sotelo. recognized her from a police sketch. she issed with the attempt ee a. the victim first identified her attacker as a man. >>> raising new questions about pg&e record keeping history. they testified to a judge that it lost 12 years of gas line repair records. that gas covers paper records from 1979 to 1991 in the utilities deanza division. federal and state rules require those records be kept for the duration of the pipeline's life. the missing records are expected to play a key factor in whether the judge fines pg&e for shotty record keeping. >>> some schools are lucky enough to take field trips on the slopes. here's your answer, adaptive skis. some nonprofit programs offer them allowing physically disabled children a chance to ski along with their friends. especially trained volunteers assist and they control the ski's speed and correction. >> just seeing the smiling faces on the children as they're coming down and heari

i thought since jonathan is here, he has given me more of a global perspective. jonathan: the city of london is watching you. matt: matt early in the morning, i want to hit the international movers, s. stephanie: we are talking about our partnerand david westin sat down with current treasury secretary jack lew. we also spoke with one of his that assessors, larry summers, just a week ago. these two gentlemen have opposing views. >> policy makers a mistake when they lower markets. yes, they are often driven by psychology. they are often driven by technicals. they make mistakes, but they also have a very important canary in a coal mine aspect . >> this is not a moment of crisis. you have real economy is doing better than markets think. stephanie: there you go. jack lew, larry summers, what do you think? jonathan: i'm with jack lew on this one. industrial production has been doing better and capitalization has been expanding. we have durable goods that is also improving. there is no sign of a dramatic slowdown in the economy could that is why markets are overly anxio