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In 2003, Dan Noyes and the ABC7 I-Team led an investigation into the treatment of animals for the process of making the delicacy foie gras. That investigation resulted in legislation that left activists celebrating and the culinary community polarized. Dan Noyes stopped by 7Live to update us on this story and to offer a preview of his upcoming report on ABC7 News.
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The ABC7 News I-Team's Dan Noyes updates on the latest in the battle to ban foie gras.
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How many times has this happened to you? You're at home trying to watch TV, read a book or maybe even sleep, when a neighbor's dog is yapping on and on. Well, one city has had enough and they're going to put a time limit on the barking.
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Should there be a time limit on how long your dog can bark before you're fined? If so, what is it?
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The CHP is cracking down on the next front in the war on distracted driving -- eating.
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Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the law prohibiting driving while talking on a handheld phone. Now the CHP is cracking down on the next front in the war on distracted driving -- eating.
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Since it's law enforcement's job to uphold the law, did the deputies do the right thing by not evicting a 103-year-old Atlanta woman?
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Is PETA going too far to make its point? And, should it be legal for motorists to talk and text while stopped at red lights?
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Former SF prosecutor Jim Hammer shares his analysis on day two of the trial for the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson.
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Lizzie Bermudez has a roundup of all things culture pop.
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Is using sensors to detect illegally-parked cars is a legitimate way of enforcing the law or too much "big brother?"
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It's been two years since Michael Jackson's death and today, the manslaughter trial against Jackson's personal physician began.
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These days, many companies are reviewing their social media policies or establishing them for the first time, but it's really still up to the NLRB to determine what you can and can't say online about your work environment.
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Former San Francisco prosecutor Jim Hammer talks about racial imbalance and the death penalty.
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If you get pregnant due to manufacturing errors with the birth control, should you be able to sue for the cost of raising the child?
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SFPD Chief Greg Suhr talks about national security in SF, violence at football games, and the success of the sit-lie law.
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Would higher fines keep you from using a hand-held phone while driving? How concerned are you about your doctor or hospital making a mistake when treating you?
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The importance, yes importance, of .XXX domain names does not have to do with porn. The real story is that of money and the First Amendment.
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Michael Finney joins 7Live to talk about a variety of hot consumer topics.
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Should restaurants be responsible for safety in their parking lots? Do cigarette warning labels violate free speech rights?
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BART Chief Spokesman Linton Johnson defends the decision to cut off cell phone service and addresses free speech and public safety.
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Should pit bulls be banned from residential areas? Should Robert Vietz be kicked off the U.S. Ski Team for peeing on a girl?
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Are pit bulls really a dangerous breed to have as pets or does it all come down to how the animals are raised and managed? San Francisco-based animal behaviorist Beverly Ulbrich breaks it down.
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Anti-bullying legislation is being proposed in Congress but some don't think it goes far enough. Spokesperson for the National Association for Fat Acceptance Peggy Howell says that weight discrimination is overlooked and Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign has been harmful.
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Bradford Wells and Anthony Makk are in the eye of a hurricane powered by two polarizing hot-button issues.
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Aw... Little baby Lucifer born 6 pounds, 7 ounces, ten fingers, ten toes and two horns.
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Lynn Novick and author of "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition" Daniel Okrent talk about the new film "Prohibition."
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There's a lot going on in the courts this week. Prosecutor and legal analyst Jim Hammer helps us sort it all out.
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Do calorie counts impact what you order? Have you ever changed your order after seeing the calories?
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He simply took advantage of a loophole, but was it unfair to all the homeowners who pay traditional mortgages? Would you have done the same?
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It takes talent to type a message without running into something or someone and it seems as though many people have not mastered the skill.
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Here's an inside look at the fierce world of food truck wars and the clever twist that has two competitors making it big.
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Stephen Zack, the first Latino to head the American Bar Association, discusses the day's high-profile legal happenings.
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Is banning saggy pants a good way to spend taxpayer dollars? Should parents be fined when their kids cut school?
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The lawmaker who spearheaded the video game ban effort shares his thoughts with us on the SCOTUS ruling.
