San Francisco Chronicle - 2015-11-15

• Diablo Canyon plant at nuclear crossroads
• Paris attacks ‘act of war’ by Islamic State
• Soda issue is bubbling up at S.F. State
• Oakland could win by losing freeway
• Take a holiday from tradition this Thanksgivi­ng. In Democratic debate, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s opponents appeal to progressiv­es.
• Stadiums: The NFL will boost security.
• Plan a road trip through coastal forests and scenic towns.
• Analysis: Pressure mounts to harden tactics against Islamic State.
• Reaction: Solidarity and grief are on display in San Francisco.
• Syrian unrest: Recent violence adds urgency to political negotiatio­ns.
• Travel: What to expect if you are bound for France.
• Home to telling city changes
• Leader’s corruption fight makes gains, draws critics
• Israeli forces destroy homes of Palestinia­n suspects
• Senior militant wounded but alive
• Pressure grows to harden tactics on militants
• Rubio, Kasich top Dems’ list of tough rivals
• 8 in tour bus crash remain in hospital
• Regulators order oil pipeline operator to expand repairs
• Refugees face tough Channel hurdle
• Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard to be set free
• Laws from pre-smartphone era collide with digital reality
• STRONG MAN IS ALWAYS THERE
• Snap, snap — hopes are dashed
• Going extra mile for 11th win
• Playoff dreams vanish as Oregon exacts revenge
• Cameras could solve mystery of Marin bear
• Terrorism pushes sport to background
• NFL steps up security amid shock, sorrow
• Marleau scores in OT to make Sharks a winner
• Stiff back keeps Thompson out
• Bucks top Cavs
• Stunner: Baylor home win streak ends
• Lamenting Ducks’ big plays on offense
• Ring’s backstory adds poignancy to Pats’ victory
• San Diego games fun while they lasted
• Manning’s new ache: sore ribs
• Co-champ St. Francis outlasts Riordan
• San Jose State loses its opener to Idaho
• Star Student from back of class to front
• IOC gives Russia path to Olympics
• SUNDAY DRIVE: ESTERO TRAIL
• Bay Bridge pier goes boom
• Water hogs’ top excuse begins to sound suspicious to some
• Museum whistle-blower is bounced from her job
• Milestone for civil rights at University of Missouri
• No easy solution to protect walkers
• Rain showers likely to pass by day’s end
• Patents for pot strains?
• Netflix alone gripes about chip card shift
• It’s time to remake copyright law
• Why women still lag men when saving for retirement
• Activision Blizzard turns to e-sports
• A former 49er’s crusade to restart California executions
• Where U.S. leaders fear to tread
• Bay Area must fight runaway housing costs
• Music and programmin­g — creative performanc­es
• California’s death penalty
• Will California ever enforce its death penalty?
• ‘Red’ states travels yield surprising political lessons
• Local school funding plans — too big, and not useful
• End the uncertaint­y on immigratio­n
• Cheaper housing is key to growth
• Hospitals healed in times of crisis
• Views from Millennium Tower
• Hot Property
• Sound Off: What to consider when weighing contingenc­ies
• Are assistance animals an exception when pets are not allowed in the apartment?
• Average U.S. rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.98 percent
• NEIGHBORHO­OD HOMES SOLD
• BUY THE BOX
• The Looker
• FASHION + SCULPTURE IN GHOSTLY GLASS
• YES, YOU CAN JUDGE HIM BY HIS COVER
• LIFE UPON DELIVERY
• FINISH YOUR LOOK WITH FINE LEATHER
• WANT MORE LEATHER IN YOUR LIFE?
• DON’T CRY FOR ME, MADONNA
• SFMOMA LAUDS VISION OF ANNIE LEIBOVITZ
• Not your parents’ Thanksgivi­ng
• Can I really hunt my own turkey?
• Midas touch at Mint Plaza’s Oro
• Mustard-Crusted Pork Tenderloin With Apple-Endive Salad
• Terra’s Kitchen
• BASICS 2.0
• Whole Roasted Graffiti Cauliflowe­r With Spicy Garlic Crumbs & Fennel-Olive Relish
• Bo Ssam Brisket
• Chiles warm up apple pie
• Green Chile Apple Pie
• African textiles bring warmth & history
• Get the modern bohemian look
• The anti-wine Thanksgivi­ng
• 10 reasons to visit Santa Cruz County now.
• Wave of pop-up dining hits Surf City.
• Follow the pop-ups
• THE GREAT WHITE HOPE
• Immerse yourself in everyday life
• Refund chances sunk; cruise line makes exception
• JUST BACK FROM: DOLOMITES, ITALY
• Bigger is better when it comes to 2nd year for L.A.’s Zoo Lights
• Desert state also delivers unexpected Alpine thrills
• The holiday arts bounty
• Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze are on an acoustic tour.
• Art collector Peggy Guggenheim is the subject of a new documentar­y.
• Ask Mick LaSalle:
• ‘Odysseo’ doubles horsepower
• Classical
• Will ‘Hunger’ avoid curse of finales?
• As director, Lupino was a trailblaze­r
• NOW PLAYING
• Nowhere man
• The crusader
• Mouth to mouth
• A man in full
• Life with No. 40
• LITERARY GUIDE
• Facing the end
• Baby It’s You
• Tarantino in hot water with cops
• Lost or found in translatio­n?
• Fogerty looks back with less anger
• CLASSICAL
• The sex-pot debate
• Tough insider named as police chief
• HOROSCOPE
• I helped her heal, then she left me
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• PREMIER CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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