High School Athlete Considers Offers
One local high school senior is being courted by colleges across the country, maybe it's because he is 6-and-a-half-feet tall, 348 pounds and a star defensive lineman.
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Take A Tour Of The "Savage Nation"
There is a spot on the radio dial that is right wing with a hard left punch - it's a show called "Savage Nation." Love him or hate him, some are all ears for the talk show host.
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San Jose's State Of The City Delivered
An upbeat mayor Juan Gonzalez says he likes what he sees, but there is more work to do.
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Pelosi Officially House Whip
It is official, a Bay Area woman now holds the highest position a woman has ever held in Congress. Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi is officially the House Whip.
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Search For Oily Bird Source Goes Underwater
We take a closeup look underwater at what may be the source of the oil leak off the coast that has been killing hundreds of sea birds. The Coast Guard is zeroing in on a relic from the Korean War.
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US Gov't Severs Ties With Argenbright
The government will no longer sign contracts with Argenbright apparently because of a pattern of problems with the company. Argenbright handles 40% of the nation's airport security.
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The Queen Marked Her 50
Britain's Queen Elizabeth has reached a Milestone.Today marks 50 years since she took the throne.
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CA Supreme Court Considers Ghilotti's Fate
The California Supreme Court is considering whether to release convicted serial rapist Patrick Ghilotti.
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Mr. Potato Head Turns 50
It may seem hard to believe, but toy icon Mr. Potato Head has turned 50 and he got an AARP card to prove it.
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Local Marine Reservists Prepare to Defend the Homeland
Local Marine Reservists are called into active duty to begin training at Camp Pendelton in Southern California. This new round of troop activation puts President Bush's pledge into action on increasing homeland security.
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Cheer SF Cheerleading Squad To Perform Overseas
Cheer SF, a group that has been around for 22 years, is heading overseas to perform cheerleading routines and raise money for worthy causes.
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Defense To Improve Lindh Image
John Walker Lindh was indicted on 10 federal charges, including conspiring to kill Americans. Now, his attorneys are fighting an uphill battle to improve his image and to cast doubt on the U.S. government.
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Santa Clara Man Wanted In National Manhunt
A nationwide manhunt is underway for a Santa Clara man accused of swindling more than a million dollars from hundreds of unsuspecting customers. There is a $5 million warrant out for his arrest.
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Golden Gate Toll Could Rise To $5
Drivers who cross the Golden Gate Bridge may be in for a change. All of those who dig out three $1 bills every day may need one $5 bill.
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Oakland Airport Encouraging Owls To Move
Officials at Oakland's international airport hope to encourage a group of owls to move out of harm's way. the owls have been living near the airport's runways.
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12 Jurors Sought In Dog Mauling Trial
The search for 12 impartial jurors to serve in the dog mauling case is a search with plenty of questions, such as, can you be impartial if you were once bitten by a dog? or, do you hate dogs?
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Low Demand Gives Fishermen A Herring Problem
A window is open for local fishermen to reel in some cold cash from their catch, but the payoff these days isn't what it used to be.
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NASA And UC Berkeley Launch Satellite
There is a new satellite in orbit that was launched Tuesday by NASA and the University of California Berkeley. Six times a day it will pass over the Bay Area with news about our sun.
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Police Focus On Missing 7-Year-Old's Neighbor
In San Diego a 7-year-old girl is still missing and police are now focusing their investigation on one of the girl's neighbors. The man lives fewer than 100 yards from the home where she was abducted.
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CHP: Doubled Fines Increase Traffic Safety
The California Highway Patrol says the goal of double-fine zones is to keep people safe not to make money, and so far, they say, it's been working.
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Traffic Fines Doubled On Highway 4
Traffic fines may soon double along an East Bay highway known for speeding cars and deadly accidents. Police say a seven-mile stretch of highway 4 just east of Brentwood has become a high-risk commute.
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San Jose One Of The Best Towns For Singles
In the entire country, it is one of the top cities for singles, and it is not San Francisco. According to a new poll, it is San Jose.
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Absentee Voting Has Gotten Easier
The number of Californians who vote absentee has been growing steadily. Under a new law, voters can request permanent absentee status.
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Contra Costa Looking To Hire 100 Deputies
The Contra Costa sheriff's department is not just looking for a few good men, but a lot of good men to keep the peace on the streets.
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Drug Test May Return Faulty Results
In the war on drugs, drug tests have become commonplace, even in the home where the government ensures drug-addicted parents are not hurting their kids. But one weapon in the war may be backfiring.
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Guadalupe Flood Protection Project Begins
One of the most notorious flood zones is on its way to becoming high and dry. Work has started on the Guadalupe River Flood Protection Project that will run from 880 to 280.
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Police Radar Where Previously Off Limits
Speeders be warned: police are now using radar guns in places where they used to be off limits.
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