San Francisco Chronicle - 2017-05-06

• Sudden break in ’04 slayings
• ESPN layoffs sign of shift in sports broadcasti­ng
• Health bill faces tough hurdles
• Leopard sharks dying by hundreds in the bay
• Ayesha Curry aims high with new restaurant
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Protests, leaks in presidenti­al race’s last days
• Appeal for EU’s citizens in Britain
• SYRIA Safe zones plan takes effect — all aircraft barred
• North alleges CIA plot to kill Kim
• U.S. suffers rare killing of soldier in militant battle
• Details sought on Trump team’s Russia contacts
• Drug kingpin ‘El Chapo’ to be tried in U.S. next year
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Many immigrants decline to observe Cinco de Mayo
• 18 in fraternity charged in death
• Officer charged in teen’s killing
• GOP health plan will be devastatin­g
• Republican­s’ assault on choice
• Green’s work paying off as he, too, makes a splash
• New quarterbac­ks both are tough acts
• Good vibes fade in Cincy
• Amid legal review, Conley starts job
• Caution: Now entering ‘hostile environmen­t’ where fuel’s on the fire
• Let’s see Warriors challenged
• Match-play family duel goes to younger sister
• Outlook is as muddy as track figures to be
• Without Parker, Spurs top Rockets
• St. Mary’s uses 2016 loss as motivation in title game
• Fulmer shuts down Oakland’s offense
• Belt still getting on base
• Good news for Doolittle
• Kerr unlikely to coach for rest of Jazz series
• FIFA reinstates Messi from his suspension
• Love of animals inspires pair’s charity wedding
• U2 caused unforgetta­ble furor with free 1987 concert, graffiti
• S.F. cop in 2nd shooting this year
• S.F. asking PG&E to pay up for blackout
• Flaring at Benicia refinery forces evacuation­s
• Berkeley balcony collapse victims’ families OK deal
• William E. Weseloh
• Maria Della Santina
• Peter Nelson Ehrlich
• Political events in the Bay Area
• CHP officers in shooting IDd
• Road less traveled can aid a tech apprentice
• China’s own Wikipedia, sans public editing
• Court upholds economic espionage verdicts
• Uber’s alleged use of fake app in Portland investigat­ed
• Labor market rebounds — jobless rate slips to 4.4%
• Tomb artifacts bring Han Dynasty to life
• Body of work helps keep languages alive
• No guard against banality
• Demure take on Berlioz’s Requiem
• Connection­s bubble up in ‘Glasslands’
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• n.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• Free speech is a joke when a laugh is a crime
• Nurse won’t stop snooping in family medical records

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