one is located at pelican bay. >> many of them are in here indeterminately.y'll never leave shu until a committee decides they are not a part of a gang anymore. >> this officer works at the shu. he told us a simple lapse on his part could result in gang warfare. >> if i were to pop two doors at the same time and they were, the mexican-american from los angeles and a mexican-american from sacramento, the odds are very, very good they would immediately commence to fight because that is expected of them in prison. that's the rules of the game. if word got out that they had an opportunity and didn't go after someone, they would have some explaining to do. that's just life in prison. >> they are restricted to their cell for 23 1/2 hours a day. they only get a half hour outside in their little hard yard right next to their cells and then they're right back into their cells. >> despite the restrictive conditions in the shu, gang members still find ways to make weapons, sometimes carving them right out of their own cells. >> this was made by an arian brotherhood memb

and pelican bay, there are no windows. not only did i have a window, i went outside to your activity and i was actually outdoors. i could see the sun, feel the wind when i went out to stop but yet when you are in that cell and surrounded by that brick and the only thing you experience, you don't experience human contact other than being handcuffed and escorted places. my visits were noncontact. they were behind the glass. there would be times i would wake up at night because the cells are so small, i felt like i could not breathe. i guess that is why once i really did start thinking about the situation of solitary confinement for decades on and, -- on end, that is why i organized with such passion. i did not realize california left people for 20, 30, 40 years and then i am in really realized that no intentions of letting my son out and that we had to do something. obama addressed the naacp in july and spoke out against solitary confinement. >> i've asked my attorney general to start a review of the over use of solitary con

. >> reporter: they are going to ocean depths and disappearing and food for the pelicans and other species and el nino is felt here at this port and returned to see what it little he could get. >> translator: fish running away from the warm current and it's not good for us. >> reporter: the ocean current has been changing the eco system since march and heavy rains after november to effect cities and farming areas and 1.2 million people are at risk. >> translator: we still don't know 100% el nino phenomenon will be extraordinary but our comparative data tell uss it will between strong and extraordinary. >> reporter: to understand the magnitude of the phenomenon in 1997 the river rose so much it destroyed the bridge behind me. it left more than 3 1/2 billion

. >> at pelican bay we saw the definitive inmates guide to distilling white lightning. a hand drawn illustration confiscated in a cell search. >> i found that in an inmate's cell. it explains to other people on the tier and whatnot how to manufacture pure alcohol. >> they're actually making like -- >> the 150 proof, that's not your regular pruno. a little bit more sophisticated. >> this is the final result. this here is about the equivalent of grain alcohol. whoo. extremely potent. >> how does this stuff taste? talk to me about the taste. >> white lightning tastes exactly like whiskey without the cut. some guys in prison will cut it with say probably kool-aid or something because it's too strong. then you have other inmates who are what we call radicals, they just down it, okay, just raw. a lot of these dudes that make this stuff though they fail to realize that the bacteria in the stuff they're drinking doesn't give them diseases because it's nothing but rotting fruit that the stuff is made from. >> since drunken inmates can lead to big trouble, correctional officers a

rescued when they ran into rough seas over the weekend, rescue boats picked them off on hog islands and pelican point yesterday at 1 am, the kayakers were on a guided night tour when the winds picked up and wanted to boats kayak capsized and two people were treated for hypothermia. >>michelle: there was a meeting to discuss the migrant crisis and redistribute the tens of thousands of people and escaping poverty in the middle east and asia and africa. they are calling for a quota system and eastern european states. >>frank: classes are canceled for the fourth straight day as 53 as 53,000 students are disputing issues of pay raises in the length of the school day to make up for the loss of the time. they will have to consider shortening holiday breaks or adding days. >>michelle: it is 4:56 am and we follow breaking news in northern california where a massive wildfire is burning out of control, we are live with what is feeling -- fueling the fire. >>reporter: and we look at the stadium and what is new when it stadium and what is new when it comes to traffic,,,,,, >>> right now, a massive wildfire

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. >> these pelicans have spent the summer in southern moldova. soon they'll fly back to africa. lake beleu is a paradise for birds especially for the many endangered species here, among them the great egret. but not all the fauna around the lake is native to it, says aurel lozan, an expert on biodiversity. some are invasive species, and they pose a threat to the vegetation. >> this seems to be a migratory locust; this is a pest. and the fact that we found it here means, that it penetrates from souther regions to here, which means, it's a result of changes in environment, probably climate change, climate warming. >> added to the global environmental problems are moldova's regional ones: agriculture is encroaching on the lake. >> in fact, lake started to degrade very rapidly, especially during the last decade. and this is because of the sediment, which comes from the agricultural field through an artifical built channel. the production methods of industrial farming are having a major impact on moldova's environment and biodiversity. about three quarters of moldova's land is under

pelicans star tyreke evans is hosting a basketball camp for 4th through 12th graders. there will also be a mobile eye clinic they can visit. this is the second time he's hosting the event in his hometown. the mobile eye clinic is a chance for those who may not be able to afford a visit to get checked out. >> we've discovered some medical conditions that would have turned bad if they didn't get help. tyreke has adopted his hometown. he's kept in touch. and we're grateful to him for that. >> students attending today's event will also receive backpacks filled with school supplies, clothes, and athletic gear. the basketball camp and mobile eye clinic will be held at chester high school. the free services are available from 9:00 until 4:00 both today and tomorrow. >>> if you are looking for a place to stay while the pope is in town, you may be in luck. what city leaders say you should be checking out before the papal visit. >>> plus we have the highlights and scores from another week of high school football. we'll take you around the region in the high school blitz. if you

the regular season opener is tuesday, october 27th against the pelicans. >> yesterday was media day which is the unofficial start of the new season. players took part in photo shoots and interviews. the goal is to repeat as championships obviously. >> mentally is going to be the biggest thing of how we approach this season keeping our hunger and fire, and what that's going to mean >> you'll have someone just kind of forget about last year, you know, teams don't really care that we won last year they want it just as bad as we do but we have such a talented group of guys is we're also competitive i don't think it will be an issue. >> that's right stay hungry. >> yes. >> the first preseason game is next monday. they host the toronto raptors. >> all right. 4:26 is the time right now . it's been four since since california's prison re alignment program began but is it working up next the results for the new analysis. >>> another inmate has died at the main jail in san jose. we'll tell you what's happening in the investigation, and we'll also have the latest on the murder case of another inmate

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some pelican bay prisoners sued in 2012, arguing solitary confinement violates the 8th amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment. some had been in solitary for more than a decade. >>> oakland police are looking for witnesses to a possible kidnapping. this happened on sterling drive at 10:00. someone saw a man throw a woman in to the trunk of a car and speed off. >> this certainly is a concern for us and for our community. we want to ensure that whatever happens, that person is safe. if they need any medical or police assistance, we want to be able to identify and locate this person as soon as possible. >> not knowing what kind of car was involved, but the witness said it was black, possibly from the model year 2000. had tinted windows and blue paper plates. anyone who saw anything suspicious is asked to call the oakland pd. >>> a small fire drawing some attention to the bay area housing crisis. san jose firefighters found more than a dozen people living at this home on nakomas drive. it forced everybody out. the red cross says not uncommon to see so many people living togeth

the kayakers were able to paddle to pelican point. they were picked up by rescue boats and took several hours to get 54 kayakers to safety. two were treated for mild hypothermia. >>> one of japan's most active volcanoes erupted without warning this morning sending thick, black smoke and ash more than a mile into the air. about 100 tourists were in the area but quickly whisked away to safety. causing delays at nearby airports. the country's meteor logical agency are warning that a second eruption is possible. >>> the valley fire in lake county consuming homes at a rapid pace. we'll continue our coverage all morning. >>> welcome back to you on this fine monday morning. >> 4:54, still early but want to get a look at our forecast. >> this forecast looks so much better than last week. we start out this morning with cloudy skies and even light mist and drizzle, but we do have a chance of rain in the forecast today. here we are at 2:00 in the afternoon. this is what the radar could look like. showing green in parts of the east and north bay.

they settled a lawsuit at pelican bay in 2009. california agrees to end unlimited isolation of imprisoned gang members. it kept some inmates in isolation for decades. they celebrated during a rally today in san francisco. >> to be left alone in the cell from 22 to 24 hours a day with nothing about your tv is definitely a form of cruelty. we are all creatures of habit. we need interaction. >> under the settlement, the state will limit how long inmates can spend in isolation. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi visited a first grade classroom to see how kids are saving for their college education. the house minority leader heard more about the city's kinder to college program. it started about four years ago. the city has started college funds for every kindergartner. the accounts are created automatically. >> we tell that family, here's your savings account, your account card and i.d. number. go online already because the city has already put an initial deposit of $50 into your account. >> the city contributes more money as the students

but not everyone embraced the order july 1961 houston power and light cut power to the pelican island in galveston texas. jeopardize in the hope to the inclusion with a contract with the navy. should i tell the president you cannot supply power to the navy? because of the negro question. and what are you going to do about space? houston remained a viable candidate this is one of the pressures there would have a civil-rights and the space-age. >> probably he made his most moving speech at rice university and not by accident. the race institute in 1960 the school's president was named kenneth and whenever nasa would come down he would be there to work by it was his desire to put mission control in houston. so he arranged for 1,000 acres and promised the land to nasa for the space center building he said this tips the scale to put mission control in houston and in exchange 1962 he got money from asset and problem started because the original 1891 request provided for the free instruction of white texans and federal money involved that was not going to work. the board of trustees had no a

what -- who's going to take those 25 pink pelicans, and the >> they're gone? >> they're gone. >> so now with regards to the students, you know, what are the things they get to -- is it something individual? is it something for the schools to be used as a collective? >> right are. teachers that come in. >> okay. >> so the teachers will come, and it's not just the art teacher. we are materials for the arts, and we support all the arts and cultural organizations, but ow goal is to make sure there's kind of hands-on learning in art throughout the curriculum. so if you're a science teacher and you want to teach the planets, maybe it would be great to have your kids actually make the planets and create, you that. so it's the teachers that are coming, and they have access to every single thing that's this our warehouse. we have trucks that go out. >> i was about to ask you, what's your delivery time frame when you're getting stuff? >> so three days a week we take dropoffs, and so that's, you know, the event planners will come or someone who's cleaning out their close

. >> food for these pelicans and many other species, el nino can already be felt here at the port of pimentel, he returned with what little he could get. >> translator: the fish is running away from the warm current and not good for us. >> reporter: the warm ocean current has been changing the ecosystem since march but heavy floods are suspected after the season. 1.2 million people are at risk. >> we still don't know 100% that the el nino phenomenon will be extraordinary but our comparative data tells us it will be between strong and extraordinary. >> are to understand the magnitude of the phenomenon in 1997 the river rose so much it destroyed the bridge behind me. it left $3.5 billion in damages and one-third of it happened in the region which is the most affected by el nino. >> maria lives in a ten hectare dry lake that is one of the most vulnerable. she has begun to protect her louse with bricks. >> i fill my surroundings with bricks. i don't want to leave because this is all i have. >> authorities say people must evacuate because the area will be completely flooded. >> i don't kn

in july of 19619 houston power and light cut power to pelican island destroyer base in galveston, texas, thus jeopardizing houston's hope to host the manned spaceflight center. the company objected to inclusion of ant discrimination clause in the contract with the u.s. navy. he called the president and said, shall i tell the president you can not supply power to the navy installation there because of negro question and what are you going to do about space? the navy got its power and houston remain ad viable site candidate. now this is just one of the several brushes that houston would have with civil rights in the space age. and richard has one of the other ones. >> president kennedy made probably his most moving spease about space at rice university. he did not do it at rice by accident. the rice institute became rice university in 1960. and the school's president was a man named kenneth pitzer. whenever nasa would come to houston kenneth would be their tour guide. it was kenneth pitzer's desire to put mission control in houston. so the school's president, kenneth pitzer, humble oil, g

they were picked up by rescue points at pelican point.k several hours to get all 54 kayakers to safety. everyone is expected to be just fine. >> levi stadium raking in the dough. more than expected. this is the first financial report on the stadium's inaugural year. marianne favro joining us with a quick look at the revenues. i think the people that paid 10 bucks for a beer, may not too surprised. >> it is going back into the community, right, peggy? and tomorrow night here at levi stadium bb niners are take on the vikings. according to this report released by the city, this stadium is bringing in big bucks to santa clara. from football games to concerts. to wrestlemania. a new financial report shows during its first year, levi stadium wrestled in a million dollars more than expected. generating nearly $3 million in extra funding for santa clara's operating fund. and by saving money on operating costs, the city is much closer to paying down a huge loan on the stadium. >> about $67 million under. we gained enough money because we are payin

the regular season opener is tuesday, october 27th against the new orleans pelicans. yesterday was media day. players took part in photo shoots and interviews and say the goal is to repeat as champs but it is going to be tough. >> mentally for us it will be the biggest thing of how we approach this season, keeping our hunger and fire and how we are going to go through the season as the defending champs and what that is going to mean. >> you'll have somewhat amnesia and forget about last year. teams don't really care that we want last year. you know they want it just as bad as we do. we have such a talent the group of guys. what is great about us we are competitive. >> think teams care. >> yeah they do. >> the warriors first preseason game is next monday. they host the toronto raptors at the sap center in san jose. >>> h & m getting a lot of attention for its newest campaign. it features the first model to wear the traditional head scarf worn by many muslim women. 23-year-old mariah appears in h & m close the loop campaign. she was discovered by way of instagram. sever

the state today settled a lawsuit filed by pelican baystate prison inmates in 2009. the prison system will edged unlimited isolation of gang leaders, a practice that kept some inmates in segregation units for decades. activists celebrated the settlement at a rally in san francisco today. one woman's son has been in solitary for 14 years. >> to be left alone in a cell anywhere from 22 to 24 hours a day with nothing but your tv is definitely a form of cruelty, because we are all creatures of habit. we need -- we need interaction. >> under the settlement, the state will limit how long inmates can spending in isolation and segregate only inmates who commit new crimes while in prison. >>> blame it on china. stock prices took another big plunge today. the dow fell another 469 points or almost 3% of its value. down almost 1500 points in the past two weeks. bay area companies taking the biggest hits today include google, down $20 a share, decembtesla, down $10 a share and netflix, down 8%. ly ann -- lyanne melendez is log whether this will spill over to the economy. >> repor

the state today settled a lawsuit filed by pelican baystate prison inmates in 2009. the prison system will edged unlimited isolation of gang leaders, a practice that kept some inmates in segregation units for decades. activists celebrated the settlement at a rally in san francisco today. one woman's son has been in solitary for 14 years. >> to be left alone in a cell anywhere from 22 to 24 hours a day with nothing but your tv is definitely a form of cruelty, because we are all creatures of habit. we need -- we need interaction. >> under the settlement, the state will limit how long inmates can spending in isolation and segregate only inmates who commit new crimes while in prison. >>> blame it on china. stock prices took another big plunge today. the dow fell another 469 points or almost 3% of its value. down almost 1500 points in the past two weeks. bay area companies taking the biggest hits today include google, down $20 a share, decembtesla, down $10 a share and netflix, down 8%. ly ann -- lyanne melendez is log whether this will spill over to the economy. >> repor

the regular season opener is tuesday october 27th against the new orleans pelicans. yesterday was media day. the unofficial start of the new season. the players took part in the photo shoots and gave a lot of interviews. they say the goal is to repeat as champions but know it will be tough. >> mentally for us it will be the biggest thing of how we approach this season. keeping our hunger and fire and how we are going to go through the season as the defending champs and what that will mean. >> you'll have somewhat amnesia and forget about last year. teams don't care we won last year. they want it just as bad as we do but we have such a talented group of guys and what is great about us we are also competitive. >> the warriors first preseason game next monday. they will be hosting the toronto raptors at the sap center in san jose. >>> time is 5:26. the wait is finally over. today tesla motors due to officially reveal its model x. it's an all electric suv. up next we'll tell you how long ago people who put down $5,040,000 deposits have been waiting for this -- put down $

and pelican point where they were picked up by rescue boats. took several hours to get all 54 kayakers to safety. two were treated for mild hypothermia. >>> one of japan's most active volcanoes erupted without warning this morning sending thick black smoke and ash more than a mile into the air. at the time, but were quickly whisked to safety. the smoke and ash causing delays at the nearby airport. the counties or countries meadimead ier meteor logical agency. >>> the pope's six-day visit next week. pope francis will travel to washington, d.c., philadelphia, and new york city starting eight days from now. yesterday the head of the homeland security committee said not only are agents monitoring threats against the pope, they've already disrupted one case. no details were provided. in new york city, the pope will visit the united nations and ground zero. nbc news will have all angles covered on the pope's u.s. visit. >>> new details this morning. three teenagers facing charges in a copy cat attack near a string of freeway shootings in arizona. the

rescue boats picked them up at hog island and pelican point yesterday around 1:00 a.m. in the bay on a guided night tour when the winds picked up. one of the boats capsized and two kayakers were treated for mild hypothermia. no one was seriously hurt. >>> 5:55 your time. european union ministers will hold an emergency meeting later today to discuss the migrant crisis in europe. they're meeting -- their meeting aims to fairly redistribute the tens of thousands of people all escaping war and poverty in the middle east, asia and africa. france and germany are calling for a quota system but there's opposition from eastern european states. >>> there is no class for the fourth straight school day as teachers continue their strike against seattle public schools. the strike is affecting about 53,000 students. the disputes are over issues like pay raises and the length of the school day. to make up for lost classroom time. the district will have to consider shortening holiday breaks or adding days at the end of the school year. >>> coming up on kpix 5, hundreds of families devas

the kayakers pedaled to hog island in pelican point where they were picked up by rescue boats. that took several hours to get all 54 kayakers to safety. two were treated for mild hypothermia. >>> it is 6:58 and happening today. packed trains and plenty of traffic expected in the south bay with the first football game of the year. 49er season opener not only a test for the team, but also a new plan for transit officials. 70,000 fans heading to the game at the same time that many people will be heading home from work. last year, traffic was a big problem. this year, stadium officials have added lanes, as well as detailed signs to help with the flow of traffic. vta also added trains to and from the game. tonight's game against the vikings kicks off at 7:20. >> and air quality may be an issue. i know we're just down the street from levi's and it is smelly out there. >> but later on this evening when the westerly wind kicks in, it will help clear things out as we go through the day. we may still see some smoke and ash early this morning, but it will be improving with highs today in

confinement in state prisons, an announcements will be made later this morning and some cases like at pelican bay, prisoners have been in isolation for more than ten years. >>> santa clara county leaders say they are fed up with delays and rising costs on the valley medical center expanse project. ex-- expansion project. kpix 5's len ramirez explains why the 49ers' new stadium could have played a role. >> reporter: workers for turner construction continue to build valley medical center's new hospital wing but by this time next week they could all be fired. >> we're prepared to just lock them out of the project. >> reporter: the county hired turner construction after voters approved the $300 million hospital renovation in 2008 but delays pushed the project back from a 2013 completion to 2016. now it's backed up to 2017. the delays may be tied to the building of levi's stadium. >> the minute that the -- levi's stadium project offered an incentive for early completion, turner, who is the general contractor there, pulled many of its subcontractors and our project we believe got neglected. >> popp

and some cases like at pelican bay, prisoners have been in isolation for more than ten years. >>> 5:12 your time. police are looking into a disturbing incident in san francisco. it involved an angry bicyclist and a terrified driver. more now from kpix 5's joe vasquez. >> that type of behavior can't be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor mark feral took a close look at the video from friday night. a woman in a zip car surrounded by a large group of bicyclists from critical mass. as the woman decides to drive off, a bicyclist begins to smash her windows several times with a u-shaped bicycle lock. >> i think it's ridiculous the behavior that happened that person should be held accountable. you don't want to be too quick to condemn an entire group or organization that's been very peaceful over the past few years. >> reporter: the american who posted the video didn't respond to our request for an interview. but we noticed he or she has many video postings of rudeness on the road. this little girl gets hit by a car drivers who apparently wasn't watching where she was

boats picked them up at hog island and pelican point yesterday around 1:00 a.m.ayakers were in the bay on a guided night tour when the winds picked up. one of the boats capsized. two kayakers were treated for mild hypothermia. no one was seriously hurt. >>> it is 6:40 this monday. governor brown has declared a state of emergency as the valley fire tears through lake and napa counties. the help now available for residents and firefighters on the front loins. >> and -- line. >> the market just opened up about ten minutes ago. taking a look there. the dow is down about 56 points. we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >

new orleans pelican stars tyrick evans partnered for that event. one in four kid have an undiagnosed vision problem that can affect their learning. how about that. one in four. >>> there is a new statue at sports complex honoring well known boxer smoking joe frazier. it depicting frazier's big left hook and stand 12 feet tall this cost $160,000. the it was raised money. frazier called philadelphia home. he died of liver cancer three years ago at the age of 67. >>> can't forget smoking joe. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" we are continuing to follow latest on the the water main break in hunting park how city officials are working to reduce number of water main breaks in our area. >>> plus airline travelers have you noticed seats are smaller? i know i have. jim donovan says there is a way to get more room but you have to dig deep into those wallets. >>> and we will continue to track showers expect to move through our area today, unfortunately it is not all gone. kyla takes a closer look when they will hit and what we can expect for our workweek.

preseason debut monday against toronto and then open the regular season october 27th at oracle with the pelicansrk carpenter, kron4 news. >> diane: taking a look at the live camera right now at the golden gate bridge. >> diane: temperatures are right now, that we are dealing with bart and the low 70's for plaza 10th and ended 70's for livermore and antioch it 67 degrees in san jose on up and oakland. >> diane: the wind speed will pretty much stay with us throughout the evening. with the cloud coverage. mid-50s for the valley and the east bay shore. it will still cooler because of the apache f o g in that region. --patcy--patchy >> diane: that weather system bring inextricable clause in place and moisture as well. possibly, bring some light showers on thursday. if that it would definitely give us cooler temperatures. so the futurecast showing as a better idea of those clouds. >> diane: transitioning into wednesday widespread what those cloud going into thursday as well. and 7:00 p.m. thursday with the morning commute patchy anthology. --fog >> diane: 35 cooler from where we should be this time of

. >> the food for these pelicans and many other species is fleeing.el niÑo can already be felt here. manuel returned with what little he can get. >> the fish are running from the warm current and it's not good for us. >> the warm ocean current has been changing the ecosystem since march. heavy rains and floods are expected after november and will affect cities and farming areas. 1.2 million people are at risk. >> we still don't know 100% if the el niÑo phenomenon will be extraordinary. >> to understand the magnitude, in 1997, the river rose so much it destroyed the bridge. it left more than $3.5 billion in damage and one third happened here in the region, which is usually the most affected by el niÑo. >> maria lives i in a 10 heck tr dry lake that is one of the most vulnerable areas. she's begun protecting her shack with bricks. >> i have filled the surroundings of my home with bricks. i don't want to leave, because this is all i have. >> authorities say people must evacuate, because the area will be completely flooded. >> i don't know where to go. th

california will spend less time in the hole and is part of a settlement delays of the state policy the pelican bay when california's toughest prisons brought the case to court they claim the state was using crueler usual punishment and putting in is to secure the house and for long periods of time the expense of the three hours a day and sell for more than 10 years with little or no access to outdoor times that in 2015 and it was far been moved out of solitary into the general population in prison as soon as it's known know this morning with helps run a former fan favorite in the world of professional wrestling is now facing murder charges he was arrested yesterday in pennsylvania for the 1983 death of his then girlfriend the just announced the results of the grand jury investigation and may be a rest yesterday 23 year-old was found dead in a hotel room and that was his girlfriend an autopsy found that she had been beaten she had to math brain injuries and they said that it was a possible sign of a domestic abuse that led to the death a homicide but they did not do anything and all those years

regular season opener is tuesday, october 27th against the new orleans pelicans.ia day. players took part in photo shoots, interviews. they say the goal is to repeat as champs but they say it will be tough. >> mentally for us, it will be the biggest thing of how we approach the season, keeping our hunger and our fire, how we will go through the season as defending champs and what that will mean. >> you have somewhat amnesia and forget about last year. teams don't care that we won. >> they want it just as pad as we do but -- bad as we do but we have such a talented group of guys. i don't think it will be an issue. >> the preseason game is next sunday. though host the raptors in san jose. >>> pay attention if you use facebook. don't bocketter sharing that -- bother sharing that privacy notice that's been -- been popping up it's a hoax. there's two. one claims to protect you from your povs and pictures. the other claims that facebook will start to charge $5.99 a month unless you post the status. both posts say to copy and paste them. it turns out they've been popping

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