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Twist in prosecuting his murder | It’s quiet up there for a reason |
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Ron Russell Editor’s blog |
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Media ethics alert: MSNBC, the subsidiary of a subsidiary controlled by Comcast, is rumored to be on the verge of hiring the Rev. Al Sharpton to fill a slot in its cable lineup. If it happens, it could be a first: Sharpton is a former Comcast lobbyist who would now be hosting a news show for an outfit whose parent company he once lobbied for. The NYT’s Brian Stelter pores over it.Check it out
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Ex-KRON weathercaster Evelyn Taft tweets from Palm Springs
An airship casts its shadow over downtown Oakland
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New life for United Airlines' long-dark landmark sign at SFO | Chris McGinnis
Ross Mirkarimi, wife Eliana Lopez at Hall of Justice, July 20, 2012 | CBS San Francisco
Protester with friend at Justin Herman Plaza | Thomas Hawk
