Apples near the tree: The resolution of the San Bernardino iPhone standoff is only the beginning

Apple and the FBI have both for the moment stood down in their high-stakes standoff, with the government hacking into a dead San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone without the recalcitrant tech giant’s help.

 

One down and hundreds more to go . With lives in the balance, the encryption threat still cries out for a comprehensive solution .

Woman unhappy with Haircut Pulls gun on Barber, says ‘look what you did to my Hair, Motherf----r’

The customer isn’t always right.

A San Diego woman wasn’t happy with her new haircut and returned to the salon with a loaded gun seeking vengeance.

 

Adrian Blanche Swain, 29, received a haircut at 619 Barber Shop on Wednesday, left a $20 tip and then returned an hour later pointing a gun point blank at barber Manny Montero and the client sitting in his chair.

Suge Knight's family can't pay him any more prison visits, judge rules

Jailed rap mogul Suge Knight has been stripped of family visitation and phone calls in a surprise move his fiancée called "unfair" Wednesday.

 

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge halted Knight's access to his parents, children and spiritual advisers in a decision handed down Friday under seal.

The change was requested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as Knight remains locked up on charges he ran over two men with his truck — killing one of them — outside a burger restaurant in Compton in January 2015.

Caitlyn Jenner reaches first settlement following fatal February Car Crash

Caitlyn Jenner  is one step closer to putting a fatal car crash behind her.

The reality star reached a settlement on Monday with Jessica Steindorff, who was driving one of the four cars involved in the tragic Pacific Coast Highway accident back in February that left one woman dead, TMZ is reporting.

Steindorff, a Hollywood agent who represents Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio, sued Jenner in June after she claimed the accident caused her serious medical injuries and lost wages.

 

It's unknown how much compensation Steindorff received in the settlement, which was reportedly paid entirely by Jenner's insurance company.

But Jenner is hardly out of the woods yet, as she still faces two other lawsuits from others affected by the crash — including relatives of the woman who died, Kim Howe.

In the accident, the 66-year-old Jenner, who still identified as Bruce Jenner at the time, rear-ended Howe's Lexus sedan and pushed it into oncoming traffic, where she was fatally hit by a Hummer SUV filled with five people.