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A major milestone has been reached for a program that helps children in one of San Francisco's most difficult neighborhoods.
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Here is an update about a San Jose high school student raising money to help Afghan refugees.
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Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard was the keynote speaker Friday at the San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center fundraiser.
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A trip to San Francisco and tour of the city's recycling program inspired two Goldman Environmental Prize winners on their global missions.
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Boston Ballet dancer John Lam is making a special appearance at an event celebrating Marin Ballet's 50th anniversary.
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Two young people from Laos are in the Bay Area to talk about the impact of unexploded bombs left over from the Vietnam War.
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Camp Arroyo provides a unique respite for children who struggle daily with with life-threatening or life-altering conditions.
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Camp Arroyo provides a unique respite for children who struggle daily with with life-threatening or life-altering conditions.
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A San Rafael mother just returned from the Middle East with what some may call a holiday miracle.
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Congresswoman Jackie Speier is introducing a bill to fight military sexual assaults and to help victims.
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A Bay Area man helping kids with AIDS in South Africa is partnering with Mike's Bikes of San Rafael to bring bicycles to the children.
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The Kite Runner author Dr. Khaled Hosseini talks about the desperate times for millions of people in Afghanistan.
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Thousands of families in the Bay Area are grateful for a program that offers help and hope for children with cancer.
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San Francisco 49er great Steve Young hopes to bring music therapy to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.
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Starting next year the NFL plans to start measuring those hard football hits with helmet sensors or mouth guard sensors.
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49ers CEO Jed York's passion has always been sports, but that's not his only labor of love. He's also involved in many charities.
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A fundraiser took place in the East Bay to raise money for an organization that helps victims of domestic violence.
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The incredible work by San Francisco's Ronald McDonald House is easing the burdens of families when they need it most.
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A former San Francisco 49er and his wife are working on a new effort to use music to help critically-ill children.
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Once just a small operation run out of home in San Rafael, Roots of Peace is now a major part of the transition in Afghanistan.
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The U.S. Surgeon General announced a new national strategy aimed at preventing suicide.
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There's a Bay Area camp where kids with life-threatening illnesses can set aside their fears and make friends with others just like them.
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Join ABC7 for a half-hour special about an incredible organization providing a free camp for kids with life-threatening conditions.
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CARE International is making a Bay Area plea for help for children and families in West Africa's Sahel region.
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A group working to clean plastic from the oceans is testing an app in the San Francisco Bay, that will help them find floating debris.
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We took a look at a new city being built in South Korea, called Songdo, that has American companies helping to shape it.
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San Mateo Congresswoman Jackie Speier is calling on Congress to investigate yet another sex scandal in the military. Her action comes at the same time a powerful documentary is debuting in San Francisco Friday about the epidemic of rape in the military
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Cheryl Jennings spent the day with an ABC7 top scholar who hopes to use her knowledge to help impoverished communities.
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The Omega Boys and Girls Club of San Francisco is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year of changing the lives of 200 kids.
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Cheryl Jennings takes you to South Korea to meet a singer and a DJ from the Bay Area who helped launch K-pop.
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One of the largest low-income housing providers in SF is trying to address poor nutrition in an area they call a "food desert."
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The Chinese Consul General in San Francisco is celebrating the 40th anniversary of President Richard Nixon's historic trip to China.
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The message of the program is simple: say no, get away and tell someone.
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Johanna Orozco's ex-boyfriend raped her and then shot her in the face. Now she's a teen educator with a powerful message.
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Many Koreans still dream of a reconciliation between North and South Korea after 60 years of tension.
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The International Museum of Women is showcasing an online exhibit focused on having healthy mothers and healthy babies around the world.
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It's known as the military's dirty little secret -- sexual assault and rape affect one in three service members.
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There's a national effort under way to focus attention on brain injuries which involve a local vinter and a former congressman.
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A Northern California group wants to clean up the ocean by turning plastic trash into energy.
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Great progress has been made in this country in treating HIV and AIDS, especially when it comes to children.
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For young cancer patients, this time of the year means Camp Okizu where they can forget their illness and troubles.
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ABC7 takes a ride on South Korea's high speed rail system and looks at the impact it has had on business and travel.
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An Israeli boy is in the Bay Area for Veteran's Day commemorations to talk about why his own wound of war is changing history.
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A Ronald McDonald House fundraiser is coming up this Friday to help families in need with sick children.
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Music legend Carlos Santana will celebrate Mission High School's accomplishment of getting 85 percent of seniors into college.
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A free trade agreement between the U.S. and South Korea could mean improved wine sales for the Napa Valley.
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A thousand mothers issue a plea for an end to the violence that has taken a toll on their families.
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Even though Osama bin Laden is dead , it's clear that the danger posed by offshoot al-Qaida groups remain.
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ABC7 salutes a Santa Rosa organization that matches up dogs with people with disabilities, wounded veterans, and many more.
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Kids with asthma forget about their problems for one week during the annual Camp Arroyo event near Livermore.
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