lunchtime links

* Fans of live music, take heed: The lineup for the Monterey Pop 50th Anniversary concert has been announced [SF Chronicle] [CBS 5]. Meanwhile a new music fest is planned aboard Alameda's

* Pacifica teen suspected in theft of Fairfield band instruments. [Bay City News] * Wanna drive a Tesla semi? [Wired] * More dead sharks wash up in Bay Area. [KRON 4] * "Social media is an

* Berkeley police share photos of demonstrators in effort to track them down. [KRON 4] [NBC Bay Area] * [Slate] mulls the question of self-driving cars through the filter of the good old baby-

* Oakland A's remove tarp from upper level, offer $15 seats. [KRON 4] * Supes approve task force to study safe injection site idea for SF. [SF Examiner] * Brace for yet another storm

* Driver pulled over for alleged cell phone violation leads cops to 320 lbs of pot and a million bucks. [KRON 4] * [Wired] argues against some companies' practice to pay for female staffers&

* Dismembered human body found inside San Bruno residence. [KRON 4] * If robots seem human that's your fault, not theirs. [Wired] * One fifth of Facebook's video sharing is content from

* Albany High School parents come together in effort to figure out why some of their kids are alleged racist jerks. [KRON 4] * Inside Facebook's new tools to fight revenge porn. [Ad

* Dramatic video shows rescue of Sonoma hiker. [KRON 4] * Twitter owns a content creator company called Niche, and how it works is kind of interesting! [Ad Week] * Watch out for scammers posing as

* Instagram makes it easier to see which accounts have current "stories." [Ad Week] * Tesla update makes "its latest cars as good as its older cars." [Wired] * Android app sales

* Suspects who allegedly robbed banks in two cities while one dressed as a security guard have been arrested. [KRON 4] * Apple won't let your app into the app store if you

* How Lyft uses Uber's shenanigans to look good. [CNet] * Overnight education program mulled for Fort Miley. [Richmond SF blog] * [Curbed SF] explains why people are leaving SF. * New loans to create

* Those bunnies that were rescued in SF are now available to adopt. [Bay City News] * Bay Area staffing firm under fire for alleged H-1B visa fraud. [SF Business Times] * Uber chaos roundup:

* The mother of a man accused of attacking a woman on BART apologizes to the victim, says her son has been diagnosed as both bipolar and schizophrenic. [KRON 4] * Twitter might offer a

* Albany high school kids accused of posting racist photos. [KRON 4] * AT&T, Johnson & Johnson, and Verizon are pulling their advertising from YouTube over extremist videos. [Ad Week] * [Wired] profiles Tom

* Driver shot as he passes through SF intersection. [KRON 4] * Appeals court strikes blow against SF Ellis Act ordinance. [SF Chronicle] * Can LinkedIn succeed in "trending news" where Facebook has stumbled?

* Horses stranded during San Jose flooding remain in veterinary care. [KRON 4] * Instagram live videos still vanish from the application upon completion, but now there’s a way to save them. [AdWeek] * 1890s

* One Mill Valley couple found hope in a painful situation after deciding to donate their late three-week-old baby’s organs. [KRON 4] * Trump’s proposed education cuts could leave impact on

* This converted Noe Valley firehouse turned scofflaw Airbnb can't get itself sold. [Curbed SF] * Saturday is Transit Driver Appreciation Day. [Moving SF] * Award-winning San Francisco designer, generous philanthropist and beloved

* San Rafael police arrested a Petaluma man Tuesday on suspicion of participating in the robbery of a bank where he worked as a teller. [Bay City News] * Uber is releasing a new in-

* Police shoot and kill female passenger in vehicle during confrontation in Hayward. [Bay City News] * [The Atlantic] asks "Why Is Silicon Valley So Awful to Women?" * The body of a missing

* A man is in the hospital after suffering life-threatening injuries in an assault in North Beach Monday morning, near Kearny and Columbus. [KRON 4] * Three hundred wiggly black caterpillars caught a lift

* Santa Clara-based Intel will spend $15.3 billion to buy up a fast-growing company that makes self-driving car systems. [SF Business Times] * SF ranks on somewhat pointless list of "