Tuesday Morning Roundup: SFPD Union Head Allegedly Flouts Lobbying Laws: SFist

What you're going to see on the Bay Area boards this winter. [SFist]
The turf that crews are laying down at Levi's Stadium is expected to "hold up under the El Nino-driven fueled wet weather that could coincide with the big game." [KRON4]
Soon, you can fly from SFO to Iceland for 99 bucks, but the ride might be a biiiiit bumpy. [SF Chronicle]
Your dreams have been fulfilled! Now you can watch a Periscope broadcast within Twitter, no more tiresome tapping of links. [Cnet] [Wired]
Now T-Mobile's CEO says he's sorry for going after the EFF. [Cnet]
127-unit development planned for Potrero Hill, will include "3,300 square feet of double-height restaurant space." [SocketSite]
Nice portrait of some winners in SF's below-market-rate housing program. [Hoodline]
It's game over for Internet Explorer today. [Consumerist]
Super Bowl host cities typically see a jump not just in tourists, but also in some crimes, including human trafficking and prostitution. [ABC7]
[Mission Local] talks to Bhautik Joshi (you see his photos on SFist many times a week) a tech worker whose worldview was expanded when he started taking Muni.
Even after an official spanking last year, the former head of SFPD's union might still be acting as an illegal lobbyist. [SF Examiner]
The Raiders say that Oakland is "not fit to be an NFL city." [OC Register]
"People are not crazy to worry that a San Francisco that makes room for a few hundred thousand more tech workers will no longer be the same shabbily welcoming city 'that’s been a magnet for free spirits and immigrants and working-class people for decades.'" [Bloomberg]
CW Nevius says that protesters concerned about SFPD's shooting of Mario Woods need to turn the "volume down." [SF Chronicle]

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