San Francisco Chronicle - 2019-10-08

• Ambitious MidMarket makeover finally near
• PG&E readies power shutoff
• As flu season hits, word is: Get a shot
• State’s gas prices, already high, spike to well above $4
• Brother’s death changed path for Warriors analyst Mullin.
• Many in GOP oppose Trump’s bid to pull U.S. out of Syria.
• Cupertino hires private firm to create public transit system.
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• 3 win Medicine honor for insights into cell behavior
• Activists demand action in protests around the globe
• Protesters turn ban on masks into rallying cry
• Police replacing troops in turbulent Baghdad district
• Democrats seek evidence on bid to withhold Ukraine aid
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Full docket for Supreme Court’s election year term
• Trump ordered to reveal taxes
• Warren targets GOP area voters
• Judge defends hug of convicted cop
• Signature gives antiHIV drug a boost
• 1 of 2 suspects in bar killings held
• Ready for Hillary 2020?
• No contest in these S.F. races
• Running wild: A fast running back (Breida) is a match for a fast start
• Super start: It’s not 1990, but Shanahan’s team is looking special
• Impressive: S.F. now 40 after showing command on both sides of the ball
• Warriors Beat: Warriors’ Rick Welts on China backlash: NBA won’t quiet players, management.
• Running the numbers, EBAL, Foothill stand out
• Commission­er: Serious concerns with new state law
• Pietrangel­o’s goal propels Blues
• Cardinals need 10 innings, Molina’s bat to force Game 5
• Same as it ever was: Yankees sweep Twins
• Pay in minors termed ‘pathetic’
• Usually reliable Gould misses 3 field goals
• Raiders trade for Bills receiver
• Study supports plan to kill Farallon mice
• Biggest school constructi­on bond to go before state voters in March
• Mayor’s D.A. move: effect may be unclear
• Mural dispute shakes up election
• Expansion set for conservato­r program in S.F.
• Antitrust: Sutter Health trial to start this week
• Website accessibil­ity lawsuit can proceed
• Seeking a greenhouse compromise
• 5 years in prison for constructi­onsite fire
• Addicted to screen? The fault lies within
• Quick decision vowed on PG&E bankruptcy plan
• Supreme Court rejects utility’s appeal over wildfires
• Bighearted pop comes from cramped quarters
• Masters of ceramic sculpture in 2 distinctiv­e exhibition­s
• Lively trip downriver lands spirit of Twain
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Litquake is ‘Big One’ for this book lover

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