Tuesday Morning Roundup: Twitter Sale Might Screw Shareholders: SFist

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Is "Box City" the future of homelessness? [SFist]
[BART] taps daily rider to create poster series for the transit agency, here's her deal.
The Golden State Warriors are only 29 days away from Opening Night of the highly anticipated 2016-17 season. [KRON 4]
Can Google succeed where politicians, imams, journalists, police officers, friends, and family have failed, in dissuading young people from joining ISIS, or other extremist groups? [Slate]
SF-based purveyor of tech, science and culture coverage bills itself as "Think Jesse Pinkman, Tony Stark and Richard Hendricks’ publication of choice." Hoo, boy. [Fishbowl]
Why AT&T should be worried about the massive Yahoo data hack. [CNet]
How YouTube is preparing for its next billion users. [Wired]
Does "Pokemon Go" have a second act? [Associated Press]
The [Ingleside Light] interviews District 11 Supervisor Candidate Magdalena De Guzman.
Supervisor Mark Farrell may settle his $191,000 ethics fine for $25,000. [SF Examiner]
There are more single-family homes and condos listed for sale in San Francisco now than at any point in time since the end of 2011. [SocketSite]
Twitter shareholders might get screwed if the company sells. [Bloomberg]
A woman was hospitalized after apparently getting caught in the wheel of a car that struck her Monday morning. [SF Chronicle]
The San Francisco Board of Education could vote today to prohibit its members from asking school district workers for political contributions. [SF Examiner]

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