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>> i feel threatened placed in a cell with another person. i feel my life is in it danger. >> okay. let me tell you what path youre going down right now. right now it seems like its no big deal. been locked up twice for it. theres documentation on one, theres going to be another documentation on another one. and if you keep going and you dont take a cellie, guess what happens? >> what? >> indeterminant shu. >> the shu is the secure housing unit, where inmates live under the harshest restrictions...

Going down right now. right now it seems like its no big deal. been locked up twice for it. theres documentation on one, theres going to be another documentation on another one. and if you keep going and you dont take a cellie, guess what happens? >> what? >> indeterminant shu. >> the shu is the secure housing unit, where inmates live under the harshest restrictions in the entire state. while shu inmates usually get their own cell, they lose all other privileges. >> so you dont get visits. >> no...

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Used to doing battle with each other in the living room, but on tuesday the supreme court, a cas case banded together some big rivals to battle a startup they say breaks long standing copyright rules. >> if a company like aereo can somehow provide content to lots of paying strangers without engaged in a public performance, i think the networks, at least some of them, will have to rethink the way that they provide content. >> reporter: aereo is a streaming service that uses thousands of small ant...

So we loaded up the wheelchair and we came down. >> reporter: and that was a one- time thing. >> no. >> reporter: hardly. >> that became everything, that became-- >> reporter: going to batting practice. >> yeah. >> reporter: to watch. >> yeah. >> reporter: never mind that he didnt have a kid on the team. never mind that it wasnt even his alma mater. he just liked baseball that much. >> i guess the love of the game. >> at first it was kind of weird. it was like, who is this guy? >> we got used to...

And to the websites you use and determine whether or not they put in a patch for heartbleed and if the website is still potentially affected by it. once that is completed, you can change your password and some say your username but really this goes above the normal consumer. it goes back the companies themselves, they have to go through this entire situation. it looks like this happened because of a programmer over in germany trying to put in a fix and accidentally did it the wrong way. there ar...

Reporting tonight that the nsa knew about the heart bleed security flaw for at least two years but kept it secret to gather intelligence. top intelligence officials say today that they knew nothing about the bug. this internet flaw has sent the web spinning. >> a german programmer has taken responsibility for an unintended ininternet bug. heart bleed affects encryption technology thats designed to protect your sensitive data on the internet, like passwords, emails, and credit card numbers. >> co...

>> yeah, part of the problem is there are so many different ways this goes. first of all, today, a german programmer has admitted he unintentionally inserted this into code. he was trying to find some fixes and accidentally put this in. thats whats caused this whole thing. because of that, no one really knows whats been accessed. they know companies will have to find a fix and a lot of them have been doing that. a couple of things to know to give you a background of what the heartbleed bug is. f...

They say it can be used to steal passwords, credit card numbers and a lot of information from unsuspecting users. how can we all try to stop it and protect ourselves when we log on? adam houseley live in the washington with the details. >> reporter: actually, were here in los angeles because this is where a lot of the computer companies are located. this has been around a couple of years, and also hundreds of thousands of web sites affected and hundreds of millions of users potentially affected ...