San Francisco Chronicle - 2019-02-11

• 2 join caravan north, but only 1 survives
• Revolt of the gig workers: Rage reaches tipping point
• Governor will pull troops out of border
• Strict wildfire liability rule hinders PG&E
• Mickelson holds lead at suspended Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
• Musgraves a surprise winner of best album at Grammys.
• Otis R. Taylor Jr.: Students learning power of protest.
• Warriors pull out home win over Heat.
• U.S., Seoul OK deal on sharing military costs
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Norway-Sweden border offers lessons for Britain
• Leader offering subsidies to spur native population
• Former general emerges as adept foe to Netanyahu
• 3rd suspect under investigat­ion in poisoning of ex-spy
• Klobuchar joins crowded presidenti­al field
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Shutdown deadline looms as talks stall
• Penalties against polluters drop sharply
• New pill device delivers insulin without injections
• Silicon Valley has changed life, but at what cost to its workers?
• Preserve education by keeping tenure
• Segregated by a housing crisis
• 2 Giants starters don’t like opener
• Estrada viewing A’s defense as great ally
• Top story lines in NBA are tied to the Warriors
• Leaderboar­d
• Olympic champion caps career by placing third
• Durr helps Louisville extend streak to nine
• Weekend rain tops off Bay Area lakes
• Ducks, Ionescu have the look of possible champs
• Anigwe, Thomas set records, but Bears fall against Beavers
• Kerr wants to see Harper with Giants
• ‘The East better watch out’ for 76ers
• Byron, 21, captures pole for Daytona 500
• Langer wins event on his home course
• Manchester City deals Chelsea a 6-0 stunner
• Americans win gold in ice dancing
• State sex worker protection­s sought
• Breed trying to reduce fees for affordable housing units
• Support grows to add homes by transit hubs
• Chase Center:
• Female scientists fail to get proper credit in papers, study says
• Vallejo police kill armed man in drive-through disturbanc­e
• S.F. undaunted as Trump tries to stop Philly injection site
• 2 killed in wrong-way collision in Pacifica
• Young people really love work — or love to pretend they do
• How automation is splitting country’s workforce in two
• U.S. probe says PG&E gas shutoff too slow
• The best smart thermostat­s
• Few bright spots in purgatoria­l ‘Miracle’
• ‘Moby’ proves it’s not a fluke
• Delivery tarnishes ‘Mother Courage’
• MISS MANNERS Helpful host turns hurtful after fire victim gets sick
• Genetic disorder discovery forces confession of affair

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