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Closing arguments are scheduled to begin next week in the trial of 79-year-old Joseph Naso, who is accused of killing four women.
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A federal administrative panel has issued an import ban on some Samsung devices on grounds they violate two of Apple's patents.
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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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Monique Dahlquist recounted a bizarre photo shoot with accused serial killer Joseph Naso in an exclusive interview.
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The long-delayed murder trial of the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in Texas four years ago is underway.
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The only minority on the female jury that acquit George Zimmerman says he "got away with murder."
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To honor Trayvon Martin demonstrators in Oakland held a peaceful march from Frank Ogawa Plaza to the Fruitvale BART Station.
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Hundreds of people in the Bay Area and across the U.S. gathered Saturday, calling for "justice" for slain teenager Trayvon Martin.
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Protesters packed the front of the Federal Building in downtown Oakland to support Trayvon Martin and push for change.
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New video has surfaced of vandalism that took place in Oakland during protests over the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial.
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Tuesday night the Oakland police were present in the streets, but were ordered not to engage any protesters.
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Marcelles Peter and Jose Montano, on trial for the 2009 Richmond High School gang rape, were found guilty.
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Clarence Jones, part of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s private counsel, answers if King would have worn a hoodie for Trayvon Martin.
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On Monday the city of Oakland prepares for a third night of protests against the not guilty verdict in the Zimmerman murder trial.
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Protesters marched around Oakland streets for hours Monday night until police used a flash bang grenade to try to disperse the crowd.
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Reporters and photographers are reporting that an Oakland group rallying for Trayvon Martin turned violent late Sunday night.
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A spokesperson for Trayvon Martin's family is urging demonstrators to keep the peace and also keep the teen's memory alive.
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Businesses across downtown Oakland were busy cleaning up after a demonstration late Saturday night turned to destruction.
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The White House says the president will not get involved in whether to pursue criminal civil rights charges against George Zimmerman.
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It may be even tough to mount a federal case civil rights case against George Zimmerman in the fatal Trayvon Martin shooting.
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Demonstrators marched in Oakland, SF and LA to denounce the acquittal of George Zimmerman in shooting of Trayvon Martin.
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A lawyer accused of assaulting three women says the sex was rough, but consensual and he has the tapes to prove it.
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Charges against Michael Hoffman, who was accused of sexually assaulting women who responded to his ads for rough sex, have been dropped.
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An Oregon woman won millions of dollars after fighting to have mistakes removed from her credit report.
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The evidence in the George Zimmerman trial is now in the hands of federal authorities.
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A new poll is revealing a big racial gap in attitudes on the criminal justice system.
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Three nights of protests in Oakland over the Zimmerman acquittal have resulted in thousands of dollars in damage.
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Oakland merchants appear hesitant to condemn protesters despite three nights of vandalism.
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A panel of six women acquitted George Zimmerman and now, the first juror is speaking out about the trial.
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Oakland demands more leadership in the wake of violent demonstrations Monday night.
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President Obama's words on Trayvon Martin and the Zimmerman verdict resonated with Oakland's African-American community.
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Hundreds of people in the Bay Area and across the U.S. gathered Saturday, calling for "justice" for slain teenager Trayvon Martin.
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Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, and the Rev. Al Sharpton led a vigil for the teen on a plaza in downtown Manhattan.
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Groups in San Francisco and Oakland protest after jury finds George Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder.
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President Obama said the nation should examine laws to see if they encourage confrontations like the one in Florida.
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The city of Oakland and many of its Uptown businesses brace for a second weekend of protests after the Trayvon Martin case.
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President Obama's words on Trayvon Martin and the Zimmerman verdict resonated with Oakland's African-American community.
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A former crime lab technician was sentenced Friday after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of cocaine possession in March.
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Clarence Jones, part of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s private counsel, answers if King would have worn a hoodie for Trayvon Martin.
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Marcelles Peter and Jose Montano, on trial for the 2009 Richmond High School gang rape, were found guilty.
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Two separate juries have reached verdicts in the Richmond HS gang rape trial. Both verdicts will be read on Thursday.
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Tuesday night the Oakland police were present in the streets, but were ordered not to engage any protesters.
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One of two juries in the dual Richmond High School gang rape trial has reached a verdict.
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A panel of six women acquitted George Zimmerman and now, the first juror is speaking out about the trial.
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At least nine people were arrested after protests over the George Zimmerman verdict turned violent in Oakland Monday night.
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The city of Oakland had a third night of protests against the not guilty verdict in the Zimmerman murder trial.
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It may be even tough to mount a federal case civil rights case against George Zimmerman in the fatal Trayvon Martin shooting.
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Protests turned violent in Oakland in on Sunday in demonstrations over the George Zimmerman verdict.
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Pres. Obama says Trayvon Martin's death was a tragedy for the U.S., and is asking Americans to respect the call for calm reflection.
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Reporters and photographers are reporting that an Oakland group rallying for Trayvon Martin turned violent late Sunday night.
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