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You can head to your nearest IHOP between 7 a.m.-7 p.m. to get a free short stack (three original buttermilk pancakes), but while the flapjacks are on the house, any donations are welcome. 188

Whether you are a responder or a person rescued, Subra said you need to "take a bath or shower with an antibacterial soap as soon as possible after coming out of that water." This will protect your body from continued exposure. You also need to get rid of the clothes you had on because just washing them will not destroy the harmful bacteria, said Subra. 355

with the Department of Health and Human Services to make sure sponsors of unaccompanied minors are properly vetted, according to ICE acting Press Secretary Bryan Cox, a move that could give ICE access to more information it could use in its immigration enforcement activities.Congress has sought to limit ICE's involvement in HHS' care of migrant minors who enter the US without parents or guardians.But Cox contends Congress' prohibition applies only if the minor's potential sponsor is accepted and that the agency is verifying identities of sponsors using biometrics to help protect children.Cox told CNN if the sponsor is rejected, they are no longer protected by law, and adds that HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement, which administers the unaccompanied minor program, is already sharing rejected sponsor information with ICE. 832

When that happens, someone will steal photos and personal information from an existing user's profile and create a second profile, "cloning" it and masquerading as that individual. They then send out friend requests to the person's current friends on Facebook in an attempt to learn more personal information about the person they've cloned, or send out scam messages, according to Webopedia.These scams have occurred en masse in the past, like in the summer of 2016. Facebook officials confirmed that there hasn't been an unusual increase in cloned accounts recently, and this most recent hoax has no connection to the data breach that occurred in September."We haven't seen an increase in incoming reports of impersonation (cloned accounts)," a Facebook official said. "The volume of these types of posts isn’t a good measure for how often impersonation is actually happening. For example, it is not accurate that 'almost every account is being cloned,' as one of these posts claims."The best thing for users to do is just delete the messages they receive about this, especially if they echo the exact same language used above.But how can users tells if their Facebook has been cloned? It's a simple fix. Search your name on Facebook and see if there are any other profiles claiming to be you. Cloned profiles will typically have the exact same name, a photo of you and possibly some mutual friends. If a person is genuinely concerned they are the victim of Facebook cloning, they should go to the profile and report it to Facebook. People can also find tools to report fake accounts here.  1642

You can also watch via Facebook Live on 10News's Facebook page here. SAN DIEGO WINNERSCalifornia has produced four winners in the history of the bee. Two of them are from San Diego.Snigdha Nandipati was the most recent local student to take the trophy in 2012. Anurag Kashyap won in 2005 for spelling 'appoggiatura'.THE HISTORY2017 marked nine decades of the national spelling bee. It started in 1925 as a collaborative education effort between nine newspapers.The bee was not held for three years during World War II.Spellers proved to be such fierce competitors, the event was first broadcast on television in 1946.WHAT THEY WINDuring last year’s event, the so-called “Spellebrities” received a Kindle Paperwhite, a one-year subscription to Meriam-Webster Unabridged Online, a 2017 United States Mint Proof Set through the Samuel Lewis Sugarcane Award, and a one-year membership to Britannica Online Premium.The finalists received gift cards and cash prizes, with the winner receiving ,000.Ananya Vinay of Fresno was the 2017 champion for correctly spelling ‘marocain’, which is a type of dress fabric. She was featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and LIVE with Kelly and Ryan.The Scripps National Spelling Bee will take place May 29-31 in Washington, D.C.RELATED:Test your spelling skillsJohn Oliver is a spelling bee superfanInside the Bee: Dissecting the winning wordsJoin the Scripps National Spelling Bee's book club 1425