San Francisco Chronicle

PARTING SHOTS

GOOD WEEK BAD WEEK

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Young immigrants

Thousands of young undocument­ed immigrants lined up around the country to apply for the right to stay in the U.S. after President Obama’s deferred action policy took effect this week. More than a million young people could qualify for the chance to stay, study and work legally.

California salmon

Local salmon are on the rebound after years of canceled or highly regulated fishing seasons. Great news for the environmen­t, the fish, and foodies.

Julian Assange

Hides in the Ecuadoran Embassy in Great Britain, earns asylum, causes internatio­nal incident and keeps the cause of WikiLeaks in the news. Hero? No. Tougher, cleverer opponent than British and Swedish officials were expecting? Yes.

Melky Cabrera

Suspended for 50 baseball games after he tests positive for performanc­e-enhancing drugs. A dumb move that could cost him his Giants jersey.

Russia

Authoritie­s sentence three feminist punk rockers to two years in prison for performing songs criticizin­g the president. How’s that democracy thing working out, again?

Bay Area drivers

Gas prices shoot up by an average of 25.8 cents per gallon after the Richmond refinery fire. The fire’s out, but the pain remains.

 ?? Dan Kitwood / Getty Images ?? Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange protest in London.
Dan Kitwood / Getty Images Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange protest in London.

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