. >> today castellanos is concerned about a white inmate named aaron yost. >> watch out for this guy on the yard. he's calling the shots on the block for the whites. we're expecting something today, but we don't know. >> before coming to prison, yost was a drug addict with a burglary and attempted burglary on his record. when he was arrested for manufacturing methamphetamine in 1996, he fell under california's three strikes statute and got 35 years to life. >> that means i might possibly be eligible for parole in the year 2028. but i'm like 43 right now, and that's a lifetime away. it's an insane -- it's an insane, incredible amount of time to sit somebody who has no history of violence. i don't have any violence on my record at all. none. >> but since coming to prison, yost has been repeatedly written up by the staff for violent behavior. >> it's predatory. prison is predatory. your necessities and your wants, right, run on a razor's edge, you know? when -- it's just an analogy, but when a pen all of a sudden has the value of a corvette, right, you live and die over it. >> for the p

i am not eating or yost, you know, that but, chris, you're not eating or yost any more. no more oreos for either every us, chris, don't feel bad. >> the company that owns nabisco has defends philadelphia self against trump's claims in the past. >> they say their chicago bakery is not closing though about half the jobs there were relocated to mexico. >> okay, let's talk coffee. >> meisha's again. >> one of her favorite things in the world, one of the most popular things people post on instagram. one entrepreneur from south africa saying he has created the most instagram coffee, and this may be why, he serves coffee in a cone. >> oh! >> since launching in january, nearly million instagram gram users have posted images with the coffee in the cone hashtag, custom-made cone contains four different types of chocolate compounds. >> ya, that's good. meisha, she booked a flight there right now. >> the sixers, talking sixers, they're doing their homework. after landing the very first pick in next month's nba draft, they scheduled pre-draft workouts for players they could select co

. >> with a .300 average stephanie yost swings with ease. she was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, doctors said she had a 45% chance of surviving. >> she cried in the beginning and said that is done we are not crying anymore and we'll battle this and we will win. >> it was harder on them than it was on me. >> i had the mindset i would do anything to beat it. >> she went through chemo therapy and a bone marrow trance plan. the driving force was driving in a run again for bensalem and sure enough she was back on the field and now one of the faces of the varsity team. >> did you wonder if you would play again? >> i did for a couple of weeks after my transplant and i knew i wasn't in shape and i wasn't sure if i would get back. >> the first time she got back on the field i balled like a baby. >> it's an emotional day for stephanie and her family, her final game, and she is going to college to become a pediatric nurse, her goal in life is to help other sick kids fight back like she did. >> a great day to see her on the floor working and no

doug yost used to represent sacramento in governor hill and says trump sud serve as an inspiration. >> the opportunity to reinvigorate oakland, the harbor. there's so many things that trump can touch and rebalance and recalibrate for the benefit of californians. he says that many of bernie sanders supporters on the same page when it comes to trade deals and they may vote for trump instead of hillary clinton. >> there are allegations tonight that facebook suppressed conservative news in its news feed. a former staffer made that charge today. the ex employee said that social media giant would tinker with trending stories that appeared to the right of the news feed and pushed certain liberal stories to the top of the list. facebook says it takes any accusations of bias seriously. >>> and be sure to stay with ktvu on air and online for continuing election coverage. >>> the california state assembly approved a bill that would make single users bathrooms to require that specific gender signs gender neutral. and to make it more convenient for women and transgender people. it heads to the sen