The Mercury News - 2017-06-22

• CAN UBER THRIVE WITHOUT KALANICK?
• Heat wave expected to peak Thursday
• Some fault minority leader for losses
• San Jose looking to balance needs of Google, community
• Sharks’ Brent Burns named top defenseman in the NHL.
• Comedian Chris Hardwick, king of nerds, coming to Bay Area.
• Are you ready to drive a flying car?
• Kushner kicks off Middle East visit.
• Help! Those bright headlights are blinding
• US airport stabbing called act of terror
• Senate plan halts health law penalties
• House GOP stalls Iran and Russia sanctions
• IS destroys iconic al-Nuri mosque
• Saudi king names his son as nation’s crown prince
• First Amendment means something else to millennial­s
• Restore privacy protection­s for California­ns
• North-south rivalry could play out in governor’s race
• Is America getting tired of capitalism’s disruption?
• One of Silicon Valley’s last apricot orchards
• Boomers trend census older
• End San Jose’s ethics commission
• Craigslist ad peddles jail outfit of a ‘murderer’
• Board may adopt immigratio­n sanctuary policy
• Initiative helps East Palo Alto with water shortage, affordable housing
• Morgan Autism Center makeover personal for former 49ers player
• Suspect had threatened his supervisor­s before
• Developer has new plans for the Cupertino shopping center overhaul
• Judge rules in North 40 lawsuit
• French Laundry protégés get city OK for new restaurant
• A’s look to win numbers game
• Refinery emissions cap delayed
• He is holder of family secrets
• Horoscope >>
• Court investigat­ors blast city leaders for inept investigat­ion
• FEELIN’ THE BURNS
• Houston still at home in Coliseum
• No picks now, but looking for a good buy
• Giants’ latest heartbreak comes in extra innings
• Carr, Raiders getting closer to completing multiyear contract
• Oracle delivers with its strong quarterly report
• Around the majors
• Fultz tops strong rookie lineup
• Today’s Crossword
• Vendors wonder about impact of sale
• Tesla loses key Autopilot team member
• Bike lock blocks riders’ phones
• Our picks for a talent-laden Stanford Jazz Festival lineup.
• Stars unite for Concert for America
• Spend an electrifyi­ng ‘Night With Janis Joplin’
• Talented decadence reigns in Vau de Vire’s ‘Soiled Dove’
• Joe Goode Performanc­e Group celebrates 30 years
• ANOTHER SPLASH FOR SEASON 2
• Pop act Air celebrates 20 years of glorious chill
• S.F. Symphony set to deliver ‘Music for a Modern Age’
• STANFORD JAZZ FESTIVAL
• Babu Ji’s modern take on Indian cuisine

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