Day Around The Bay: $77 Billion In SF Real Estate Will Be Underwater By 2100: SFist

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Despite the urging of the Board of Supervisors in 2013, San Francisco has yet to divest pension fund investments from manufacturers of firearms and ammunition. [Chronicle]
SoMa's Burlington Coat Factory might soon become an addition to the city's growing square footage of office space. [SocketSite]
Someone spray-painted racial slurs on three Fulton Street houses. [Hoodline]
Google announced a new way to search for symptoms via their search. [Google] [Cnet]
The Cole Valley "House of Tomorrow" (as of 1944) is on sale for a futuristic $2.75 million. [Chronicle]
The entire Facebook board, including the Trump-supporting/Gawker-lawsuit-funding Peter Thiel, was reelected. [Venture Beat] [SFist] [SFist] [SFist]
An Oregon man has been charged with groping a 13-year-old girl traveling alone on an American Airlines flight. [Consumerist]
The arrest last year of a decorated Oakland Police Department sergeant on suspicion of domestic violence went undisclosed by police until a public records request revealed that info. [KRON4]
San Francisco public schools no longer teach algebra in middle school. [Priceonomics]
The Dalai Lama was in Sacramento today, and while there he met with Jerry Brown. [LA Times]
A new report suggests that as much as $77 billion in San Francisco real estate might be underwater by the end of the century as a result of global warming. [Business Times]

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