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After the greatest comeback in sailing history, Oracle Team USA earns a miraculous victory in the America's Cup race.
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San Francisco police are investigating a hit-and-run accident on the Embarcadero.
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The long-awaited Sue Bierman Park playground is now open near the San Francisco Ferry building on the Embarcadero.
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PG&E has restored power to all but three customers following a morning outage that left 64 customers without electricity.
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A bloody assault in the crowded Embarcadero BART station in San Francisco caused multiple injuries.
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A Berkeley woman and a Parisian man were the first to cross the finish line in the Wipro San Francisco Marathon Sunday morning.
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A Berkeley woman and a Parisian man were the first to cross the finish line in the Wipro San Francisco Marathon Sunday morning.
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Runners in Sunday's San Francisco Marathon are being asked to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early because of security.
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Runners have come in from all over the country and the world to compete in the San Francisco Marathon.
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Runners have come in from all over the country and the world to compete in the San Francisco Marathon.
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Sting rocked the America's Cup Pavilion in San Francisco Sunday night.
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The death of a sailor after an America's Cup boat capsized on the Bay is a grim reminder of what can happen in a sailboat race.
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Training on the Bay turned deadly for an America's Cup racing team from Sweden when its catamaran capsized Thursday.
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Artemis Racing has confirmed that crewmember Andrew Simpson was killed after an America's Cup racing boat capsized on the Bay.
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The Artemis Racing CEO made a brief statement about the America's Cup boat that capsized during training, killing a crewmember.
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One sailor was hurt, another injured, and 11 others were safely rescued after an America's Cup racing yatcht capsized.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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Runners hit the streets of San Francisco Friday morning to show support for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Scores of San Francisco runners hit the streets in support of the victims of the Boston bombings.
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Crowds gathered outside the new Exploratorium on Pier 15 Wednesday night to watch a spectacular laser light art show.
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Excited visitors gathered along San Francisco's waterfront for the opening of the new Exploratorium.
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Excited visitors gathered along San Francisco's waterfront for the opening of the new Exploratorium.
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ABC7 presents an exclusive behind the scenes look at San Francisco's Exploratorium as it moves into the future.
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Get an exclusive behind the scenes look at San Francisco's Exploratorium as it moves into the future.
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Get an exclusive behind the scenes look at San Francisco's Exploratorium as it moves into the future.
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The new Exploratorium will feature impressive outdoor exhibits such as a fog sculpture created by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya.
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Exploratorium members and the media got their first look at the hands-on science museum's new home.
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Exploratorium members and the media got their first look at the hands-on science museum's new home.
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A young girl and her grandmother were hospitalized after being hit by a garbage truck along San Francisco's waterfront Wednesday.
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A SF police group has come out against Tasers just as the police commission is poised to take a vote on the controversial issue.
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A SF police group has come out against Tasers just as the police commission is poised to take a vote on the controversial issue.
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March 14 is the date celebrated by math geeks around the country.
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March 14 is the date celebrated by math geeks around the country.
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In the world of mathematics, Thursday is a day for some serious fun. March 14 is Pi Day.
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In the world of mathematics, Thursday is a day for some serious fun. March 14 is Pi Day.
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A pre-opening festival for the Exploratorium brought a hands-on art experience to San Francisco's annual "Sunday Streets."
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A pre-opening festival for the Exploratorium brought a hands-on art experience to San Francisco's annual "Sunday Streets."
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The Exploratorium's "On The Move" event will take part in San Francisco's "Sunday Streets" festival on Sunday.
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There were large crowds gathered along the Embarcadero to watch the opening night of the Bay Bridge light sculpture.
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City leaders and the San Francisco Giants say Anchor Brewing will move into Pier 48 to expand the beer maker's operations.
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City leaders and the San Francisco Giants say Anchor Brewing will move into Pier 48 to expand the beer maker's operations.
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Pier 48 will be the home to Anchor Brewing company's new plant. The facility will also house a large brewpub and museum.
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SF police say they have no suspects or leads in two separate New Year's Eve shootings that injured three, including a 12-year-old.
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SF police say they have no suspects or leads in two separate New Year's Eve shootings that injured three, including a 12-year-old.
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Thousands lined the Embarcadero in San Francisco for a spectacular fireworks show to ring in the New Year.
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Police arrested at least ten people for public intoxication and other crimes as New Year's festivities were in full swing.
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The city of San Francisco rings in the New Year with fireworks and celebration.
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Weather won't be an issue for people planning to celebrate New Year's Eve in San Francisco, but traffic could be.
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A crowd of 250,000 people are expected to ring in the New Year at San Francisco's Embarcadero.
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