lunchtime links

* A woman was apparently run over and killed by her boyfriend after an argument Wednesday night in San Leandro, according to police. [KRON 4] * An appeals court has ruled that law enforcement agencies

* Why Facebook keeps pushing you to go 'live' with video. [Associated Press] * San Francisco has become the proving grounds for AT&T’s leap into the newest frontier of wireless

* Five men were arrested in an undercover ‘court sting’ after disobeying a judge’s orders not to drive. [KRON 4] * Stanford University police issued a community alert after they arrested a man on

* Prolific booze thieves nabbed. [KRON 4] * Guess that's it for the Nextbit Robin. [CNet] * More than 12 million passengers flew through Oakland International Airport in 2016. [SF Chronicle] * Officials at San

* San Francisco has restricted permits for cannabis cultivators for the next six months. [SF Examiner] * Over 20 activists with a global grassroots animal rights network interrupted a Saturday night showing of A Dog’

* A suspect is in jail Thursday night after two San Rafael bike shop owners took justice into their own hands. [KRON 4] * Craigslist founder Craig Newmark is donating $500,000 to help curb

* These are the tech jobs that pay women the most. [SF Business Times] * A man shot by police in San Francisco earlier this month is back in the hospital. [Bay City News] * Groups

* Police are looking for two men who are allegedly involved in an armed robbery on the UC Berkeley campus. [KRON 4] * Google's messaging strategy is just a mess. [Wired] * Plans to

* Seven pups dumped in pouring rain are rescued. [KRON 4] * Mark Zuckerberg believes there's a misunderstanding about a series of lawsuits he has filed over land he purchased in Hawaii. [CNet]

* Despite the San Francisco Unified School District’s efforts to reform discipline, a 19-year-old student who defended his sister during a fight at their high school may be expelled for threatening

* A historic church on Capp Street is slated for conversion into residential units. [Mission Local] * The accreditation crisis may have come to an end for City College of San Francisco on Friday, but

* The Coast Guard says it has resumed a search for a father and his young son after a wave swept them to sea from an Oregon beach. [Associated Press] * The SFPL is on

* Gas prices in the Bay Area and throughout California climbed appreciably over the past month. [KRON 4] * The San Francisco Police Commission has elected Julius Turman as its new president. [Bay City News]

* An Oakland City Councilmember is receiving some backlash for a joke made while a shooting took place. [KRON 4] * Apple's AirPods have been on sale for less than a month, but

* The San Francisco Board of Education has a fresh set of leaders to guide it as it selects the next superintendent of public schools. [SF Examiner] * SF startup gathers nation’s Medicaid data

* 30-story tower with over 200 residential units planned for Howard Street. [SocketSite] * San Francisco’s major undertaking to rebuild public housing sites is expected to advance this week. [SF Examiner] * Competition from

* Joe Biden's in town today. [KRON 4] * London Breed became president of the Board of Supervisors on Monday for a second term. [SF Examiner] * SF company wants to make digital license

* CA assembly member Phil Ting introduced a state bill on Thursday that would give the California Department of Motor Vehicles more ways to go after companies that illegally operate autonomous vehicles. [CNet] * Looking

* The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect in Cupertino who allegedly hit a patrol car with a stolen car. [KRON 4] * Two East Oakland residents are suing the

* Time is running out for Faraday Future’s ambitious plan to crack the U.S. auto industry and take on Tesla. [Wall Street Journal] * Meanwhile, Tesla has missed their fourth-quarter vehicle delivery

* As Muni street collisions rise, crime on buses is reportedly down. [SF Examiner] * Housing bidding wars in San Francisco plummeted in 2016 as softening demand and more inventory have given buyers more space

* Police recognize BMW belonging to suspect in identity theft case, haul her in. [Bay City News] * Proposed development in SF hits a four-year low. [SocketSite] * Here are some photos of animals from

* A wild-life animal care agency rehabilitated and will return a bobcat back to its natural habitat Thursday evening in Marin County. [KRON 4] * [Wired] has "Your 5 Totally Achievable Security Resolutions

* Uber driver discovers underage prostitution in Elk Grove. [CNN] * East Coast man donating menorah to replace the one stolen from Washington Square Park. [ABC 7] * ACC officer rescues stranded kitty. [CBS 5] * The