morning links

* A eucalyptus falls on Funston. [Richmond SF blog] * Here's your primer on the Rincon Hill construction bonanza. [Curbed SF] * The Raiders have a better chance than the 49ers of making it

* SF General needs 100 more nurses. [SF Business Times] * SFO has surprisingly bad cell phone service. [VentureBeat] * City Hall tells people concerned about issues with homeless folks to call the police, but the

* Weekend ICYMI: A hiker was killed in a cliff collapse at Point Reyes, Twitter's getting sued for allegedly denying promotions to women, we reviewed the Thrillpeddlers Jewels of Paris, a drunk

* Now you know who to blame for Twitter's popularity. Sorry about that. [The Huffington Post] * One world replaces another on 7th Street. [Unquiet Tales] * On Saturday, San Francisco Superior Court Judge

* Of the above photo, taken Friday afternoon, SFist reader Robert Gibson writes "They're taking down the Steinway Pianos sign at 649 Mission Street...kind of sad since it's

* “If you own or plan to purchase a 18k gold apple watch, you are rich and evil," so give it to me, says artist. [Fusion] * South Bay guy makes violent threats to

* A man accused of killing a newspaper vendor in downtown SF has been acquitted, in what his attorney says was a case of mistaken identity. [Bay City News] * No, Guy Fieri will not

* Top financial advisers are smelling (read this part in old-timey prospector voice pls) gold in these here hills. [Wall Street Journal] * Bruce Bochy says the Giants need to step it up. I&

* Hundreds showed up to be extras in that Steve Jobs movie. [ABC7] * "Lyft is beating Uber at carpooling in San Francisco," says Lyft guy. [Inc] * How Ellen Pao's case

* Here are your Saturday and Sunday links, if you're looking to catch up * ICYMI: The Zebra Killer was found dead in Quentin, here's a video of Marshawn Lynch brawling

* Man saves bus full of teens that burst into flames on 680 near Walnut Creek. [Bay City News] * YouTube's dominance might be coming to an end. [Variety] * SFPD officers ignore DPW

* Stanley Roberts exposes people "behaving badly" on Cupid's Span. The horror! [KRON4] * Police in Napa shot and killed someone Friday evening. [KRON4] [CBS5] * Square Order, which was supposed to

* A suspect in a 2013 fatal shooting of an SF man is behind bars today. [KRON4] * SFPD officer who worked out of Bayview station is under investigation for kickbacks, bribery, and misuse of

* Leaders of SF's faith-based communities rallied outside city hall Wednesday over two recent fatal SFPD shootings. [Bay City News] * NASA might take glasses created by an SF company into space.

* Attention all commenters who believe you can do it better: The [SF Chronicle] is hiring a "Privacy/Cyber Crime/Dark Web" reporter. Inquire within. * SF State campus is baffled after school

* Rose Pak reams Mayor Lee over junky Chinatown toilets. [SF Examiner] * [Gigaom], an influential tech blog that launched not that long after we got SFist up and running, has closed down due to

* Here's what we rounded up on Saturday and Sunday. * Defense team for Silk Road founder Ross "Dread Pirate" Roberts seeks another trial over illegal search allegations. [Wired] * Catharine Baker

* Forget football! Jim Harbaugh donned an Oakland A's uniform and cameoed as the team's coach Saturday. [ESPN] * A month after guy convicted of stalking Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer got

* If you have clocks that don't reset themselves (microwave? old-timey-watch?) remember to move them all forward before you go to bed tonight, because it's Daylight Saving. And

* Man is convicted of raping, pimping out SF teen. [KRON4] * The Cult of JT LeRoy, a documentary about SF's male teen prostitute memoirist who wasn't, comes to the Roxie

* Dogs and their guardians gathered outside the National Park Service offices in SF to protest the Golden Gate National Recreation Area’s new general management plan, which might place further restrictions on letting

* That teeny tiny Target we told you about last fall is opening at Bush and Sansome today. [SF Business Times] * After years of debate and over 50 meetings on the topic, the SFMTA

* You can get free pancakes at IHOP today. [USA Today] * Congrats to Cecilia Vega, a one-time Chron staffer who's just been named a weekend co-anchor for World News Tonight.

* Here's what went on, linkwise, on Saturday and Sunday * Seniors and people with disabilities started riding Muni for free this weekend. [ABC7] * After an attempt a few years ago that fizzled

* Anti-ISIS demonstration goes down in front of SF Federal building Saturday. [ABC7] * "The city imagined by designers and developers is a monoculture of the wired and young," says the [SF