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The Department of Justice has filed felony charges in what could turn out to be the largest securities fraud case in California history.
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Prosecutors will decide in two weeks whether charges are warranted in the death of an Asiana Airlines crash victim.
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A Marin County Superior Court jury has sentenced convicted serial killer Joseph Naso to death.
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The I-Team has an exclusive look at video showing a fire truck, driven by an allegedly drunk firefighter, colliding with a motorcyclist.
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The ABC7 News I-Team has obtained a crucial piece of evidence in a controversial case surrounding the death of a young cyclist.
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It was an emotional day in court as convicted serial killer Joseph Naso faced his victims' children and drew anger from the judge.
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The family of a woman killed riding her bike in San Francisco filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a food distributor and their truck driver.
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The ABC7 News I-Team has learned that prosecutors have evidence tying Naso to the 1981 murder of Sharieea Patton.
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I-Team reporter Dan Noyes talked to stunned colleagues of a former SFPD official who took his own life late Wednesday night.
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Joseph Naso, accused of killing four Northern California women in the 1970s and 1990s, has been found guilty on all counts.
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Joe Naso wrapped up his closing arguments and also slipped the I-Team a letter discussing other suspects in one of the murders.
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Monique Dahlquist recounted a bizarre photo shoot with accused serial killer Joseph Naso in an exclusive interview.
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The I-Team has new details about what that lead to the death of the girl run over by a fire truck after the Asiana crash.
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The ABC7 News I-Team has an exclusive jailhouse interview with the man known as San Francisco's "landlord from hell."
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A United Airlines pilot sitting on Taxiway F shares his account of what he saw when Asiana Flight 214 crashed at SFO.
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The I-Team got a rare look at the tactics used by San Quentin State Prison guards in crisis situations.
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Local newspaper publisher Todd Vogt makes a questionable deal with controversial folk singer Michelle Shocked.
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The ABC7 News I-Team tracked down witnesses and evidence possibly connecting Joseph Naso to a 5th woman's death.
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An ABC 7 I-Team investigation is getting results for residents of the state's assisted living facilities.
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I-Team investigator Dan Noyes' film tells the story of the most decorated HS cross country coach in Calif. and his battle with ALS.
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If you've been a victim of a crime, the state of California might be looking for you. It may have some of your money.
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Following an I-Team investigation, the San Francisco Police have begun an audit of their untested rape kits.
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The I-Team revealed that Bay Area law enforcement agencies are not always testing DNA evidence collected in rape investigations.
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The I-Team has learned that restaurants around the Bay Area are quietly serving a food that's banned in California -- foie gras.
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The I-Team investigates how a car was stolen from the impound yard in San Francisco.
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The criminal case against a teacher accused of striking one of his special ed students is over, for now at least.
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It's a frightening image. A guardrail meant to save you in a crash instead makes it worse, slicing through a car.
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San Francisco has finally settled a whistleblower lawsuit brought by a doctor at Laguna Honda and must clear his name.
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San Francisco has given a $750,000 settlement to whistle-blowers Derek Kerr and Maria Rivero -- former doctors at Laguna Honda Hospital.
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Grace Alaimo, 85 was confused at times by the questions and got emotional but in the end, the judge heard her loud and clear.
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When is it OK for someone else to make decisions about your life and home?
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Why is a Sonoma County teacher allowed to continue teaching after being charged with striking a student?
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The 9th Circuit Court handed a major victory to Japanese whalers by labeling a group of anti-whaling activists "pirates."
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The SEC filed a civil complaint against Walter Ng in what could be the largest securities fraud case in California history.
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A complex picture has begun to emerge of Jeremy Goulet -- a Marine Corps and Army veteran and convicted peeping tom.
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The ABC7 News I-Team looked into what it may cost to clean up California's water supply.
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The ABC7 News I-Team sampled water in four Bay Area locations chosen for their histories of hexavalent chromium levels.
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A Livermore mother who served time in prison for having sex with underage boys is now back in jail.
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A Navy SEAL imposter sold his phony story of being the most decorated SEAL in history; now a real SEAL exposes him.
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A former Lake Tahoe bartender has used a bogus story that he's the most decorated Navy SEAL of all time to cash in, big.
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The use of computed tomography, or CT scans, has increased more than 20 times since 1980.
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Mechanically tenderized meat is made when tough pieces of meat are punctured with needles to make it more tender.
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The I-Team received a video along with a police report and a letter complaining about a "cowboy attitude" at the Vallejo Police Dept.
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Tuesday's developments in the Kevin Collins case have Collins' mother shaken and concerned.
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The ABC7 News I-Team's Dan Noyes got an angry reaction at the San Francisco bar pilot office Tuesday.
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Sources tell ABC7 News I-Team that 61-year-old Guy Kleess was guiding the tanker when it hit the Bay Bridge.
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The I-Team looks into the high number of unanswered calls to the California unemployment insurance line and the EDD.
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A San Jose parent turned to ABC7 to help fix a dangerous intersection for kids walking to and from school.
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The ABC7 I-Team has identified a new angle the scammers are working on the Internet -- people searching for a puppy.
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