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U.S. says court has power to order Apple to unlock iPhone

By Bloomberg
11 March 2016   |   7:30 am
The Justice Department struck back at Silicon Valley’s outpouring of support for Apple, reasserting its claim that forcing the company to help unlock a terrorist’s iPhone is legal. Bloomberg's Cory Johnson reports on "Bloomberg Markets."

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