San Francisco Chronicle - 2020-06-03

• Peaceful protests — mayhem after dark
• Pelosi, bishop slam Trump’s church visit
• Offices, workers wary on return
• Marches, day 5: Demonstrat­ors around the bay demand justice
• Insurrecti­on Act:
• Phil Matier:
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Paris police fire tear gas at rally
• Big night for Joe Biden; King defeated in Iowa
• Black, Native American kids most disadvanta­ged
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Cities erupt amid presidenti­al threats
• Excommande­rs fault Trump’s use of troops
• Biden rebukes Trump, calls for racial healing
• Bay Area casinos stay shut — for now
• Heat wave’s intensity to reach triple digits
• City settles suit on claim over exD.A.’s gun
• Layoffs: Stitch Fix to cut 1,400 jobs in California
• Police say man cannibaliz­ed his grandmothe­r
• No charges for teen with police knee on neck
• Scott Peterson seeks new trial in infamous slayings
• Zuckerberg defends his approach
• Bill seeks to limit medical mergers
• Techrights group sues Trump over socialmedi­a order
• Suit slams Google data collection
• France to use new virustraci­ng app
• Cruise passengers’ suit alleges gross negligence
• Freedom of misinforma­tion
• A sheriff relents
• Unexpected journey to S.F. — and a title
• Longtime Cal broadcasti­ng legend was QB who popularize­d shovel pass
• Culminatio­n of project both rewarding, bitterswee­t
• Jordan’s secret Warriors practices
• Bullets great did Hall of Famecalibe­r grunt work
• Pac12 to require testing on athletes
• Immigrant’s journey home
• Moss embraces role as S.F. literary icon
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Kindness among neighbors keeps San Franciscan­s strong

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