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Oakland Police Turn To Social Media To Discourage Sideshow ActivityOakland police took to Twitter, where the sideshows live on long after they've ended, and used it as a megaphone. They shamed some participants and warned the department's 39,000 followers about the consequences of participating in the rowdy sideshows. Christin Ayers reports. (9-24-18)
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Oakland Police Turn To Social Media To Discourage Sideshow ActivityOakland police took to Twitter, where the sideshows live on long after they've ended, and used it as a megaphone. They shamed some participants and warned the department's 39,000 followers about the consequences of participating in the rowdy sideshows. Christin Ayers reports. (9-24-18)
Fans React To Jimmy G's Season-Ending InjuryThe 49ers suffered a big loss on Sunday as their star quarterback went down. Fans inside Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara share their thoughts. Betty Yu reports. (9-24-18)
Amber Alert Issued In Modesto Child AbductionAn Amber Alert was issued early Monday evening for the abduction of a six-year-old boy in Modesto by his father, according to authorities. (9/16/18)
