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because the product is free, i think people have low expectations when they logon about what's going to happen, but i think people should have high expectations for their priva privacy. we should not get used to these data breaches even though there is a lot of fatigue. >> not really free because you may not be paying with money but you're paying with your information and privacy. >> we pay our lawmakers to deal with things like this. >> right. >> their job is to regulate companies to protect us. that's a big part of their job. is there, like, legislation out there that you think could be an effective tool that's being pushed that might actually make it through congress? >> to some extent, the problem is it's a game of whack-a-mole. even if there were more intense privacy regulations put in place, you have hackers getting better every day of finding new ways in. it's a constant challenge, and as much as one law or one piece of regulation might make a modest improvement, there has to be constant scrutiny on the issues. it is notable, our colleague is reporting facebook will have to go

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. >> logon and get ready. what show?you've got some nice weather across the bay area, starting out this week with some mid-70s for the highs, and then it's going to warm up as the week goes along. san francisco today look for a high only about 63 degrees. the clouds and the fog lingering for a little while longer. >> mike, you're tracking two of the spots. >> two changes and a couple of cameras. richmond-san rafael bridge a lot more traffic so we see that hitting the roadways. no major problems for the maze or the east shore freeway. on the peninsula, more traffic flow as well, that's one change. the other is it's not as bright as it was last week. getting darker. there may be a time change in the future. >> early november. >>>. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back with you at 7:25 with more live local news. >> don't forget to join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. thank you for beginning your morning on "today in the bay." enjoy the day. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, on the move and o

or logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> the man accused of gunning down people thishe first time, this as more people across the world and here in the bay area plan to honor the lives lost. we'll take you to pittsburgh for a live report. >>> also today, school board fight. possible big step forward in the legal battle between the south bay superintendent and a school board member. >>> and gas station danger, another credit card skimmer warning this time in contra costa county. what you need to know. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> hope you're coming off a fantastic weekend. thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at your traffic in a moment. first we want to start out with the weather and kari, it will be a nice one today. >> it's going to be great today. it will be cool this morning, as you get ready to head out, but later today, it is going to be perfect. the only issue will be the winds picking up. here is a live look in san jose. we start out with some mostly clear skies, maybe on yo

hackers want your user name and your password so they can try to logon to other accounts hoping that your bank and try to get money out of those. what we're looking at is this is basically the fewer accounts you have out there, the less exposure. there is even a website. what is that like? called have i been pwned, and it tells you if anywhere you have an account has been hacked and your data has been released. i have nine different accounts that have been hacked and had their data released. >> how do you find them if you forgot about them? >> well, that's the issue. how do you even know what zombie accounts you have out there? start on your phone. go through and find old apps you don't use. let me give you some examples. let's see. dating apps. it's been awhile. thank god. that's actually the real fear would be having to date again. let's get rid of those. then gaming accounts. i wish i had time for "candy crush" or "farmville." those are gone, and then think about retail apps that you don't shop at anymore as much as i love abercrombie, i'm not always going to be forever 21. i don'