Question: Input: Chris Kelly Death -- Kris Kross Reunion Concert Fueled Drug Spiral
Kris Kross Death Reunion Concert Fueled Drug Spiral

' recent comeback ... and the money that came with it ... put

on a drug-fueled road to self-destruction, sources close to the deceased rapper tell TMZ.

Sources tell us, Mac Daddy -- real name

-- has been on and off drugs (including cocaine and heroin) for the last ten years, but had recently cleaned up his act.

We're told that changed dramatically in recent weeks, following Kris Kross' big comeback concert in Atlanta back in February.

According to sources, Kelly's ego blew up ... along with his wallet ... and he started hanging out in clubs again, chumming up with big name Atlanta rappers. We're told the drugs came back in full force as a result.

As we reported, Kelly's mother told police the rapper had been taking speedballs (coke and heroin mixed together) Tuesday night ... the night before he died ... and cops believe drugs contributed to his death.

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It's about: Kris Kross' recent comeback ... and the money that came with it ... put Mac Daddy on a drug-fueled road to self-destruction, sources close to the deceased…


Input: Berkeley Mediterranean has warmth, sophistication, postcard views
The tri-level Mediterranean has more than 4,500 square feet of living space.

The tri-level Mediterranean has more than 4,500 square feet of...

25 Live Oak Road in Berkeley sits below street level and beside a...

French doors off the main living level open to a flagstone patio.

French doors off the main living level open to a flagstone patio.

A staircase off the patio leads to street level.

A staircase off the patio leads to street level.

The formal living room includes a sitting alcove, coved ceiling and Venetian plaster walls.

The formal living room includes a sitting alcove, coved ceiling and...

Sliding glass doors off the formal living room open to a view deck.

Sliding glass doors off the formal living room open to a view deck.

The family room includes built-ins and windows on multiple sides.

The family room includes built-ins and windows on multiple sides.

The informal living room includes a workspace and large windows.

The informal living room includes a workspace and large windows.

The informal living room leads to the patio.

The informal living room leads to the patio.

The west-facing kitchen captures dramatic sunsets.

The west-facing kitchen captures dramatic sunsets.

The spacious master suite includes a niched ceiling and private terrace.

The spacious master suite includes a niched ceiling and private...

The kitchen's curved wall of windows looks past the deck.

The kitchen's curved wall of windows looks past the deck.

The breakfast nook opens to a deck and overlooks the surrounding hillsides.

The breakfast nook opens to a deck and overlooks the surrounding...

Granite slab counters, a separate vegetable sink and stainless steel appliances decorate the eat-in kitchen.

Granite slab counters, a separate vegetable sink and stainless...

The kitchen includes a curved wall of windows overlooking the bay.

The kitchen includes a curved wall of windows overlooking the bay.

The dining room includes a niched ceiling and custom window coverings.

The dining room includes a niched ceiling and custom window coverings.

The deck off the main living level overlooks the bay.

The deck off the main living level overlooks the bay.

The spa master bathroom includes a jetted tub and rimless glass shower.

The spa master bathroom includes a jetted tub and rimless glass...

The master suite's private terrace overlooks San Francisco.

The master suite's private terrace overlooks San Francisco.

The west-facing master bathroom frames views of the sunset from the jetted tub.

The west-facing master bathroom frames views of the sunset from the...
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It's about: Twice a week, The Chronicle features a home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character.  Below street level on a placid cul-de-sac stands this sophisticated five-plus-bedroom Mediterranean.  Niched ceilings, spacious rooms and graceful arches adorn the interior of this trilevel constructed by Jeff Amstrong.  Granite counters, professional appliances and a west-facing curved wall of windows are among the welcoming features of the eat-in kitchen.  Built-ins, walk-in closets and a room beneath the driveway are a few of the storage options available to the next owner of this home set just south of Panoramic Hill.  Don’t miss: A top-floor master suite with private terrace and limestone-clad spa bathroom.


Input: Here's why California's Republican primary finally matters
Donald Trump said Wednesday that riots could break out this summer if he wins more delegates than any of his rivals but is denied the Republican Party nomination for president.

After winning primaries in Florida, North Carolina and Illinois on Tuesday, Trump has won at least 646 delegates, more than half of the 1,237 he needs to clinch the nomination before the party’s national convention in Cleveland in July. But there is a chance he will fall short when primary voting concludes in June.

“I think we’ll win before we get to the convention,” Trump told CNN on Wednesday morning. “But I can tell you, if we didn’t, and if we’re 20 votes short, or if we’re 100 short, and we’re at 1,100, and somebody else is at 500 or 400 – because we’re way ahead of everybody – I don’t think you can say that we don’t get it automatically. I think you’d have riots.”

Trump’s two remaining GOP rivals are well behind him: Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has 397 delegates, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich has 142, according to the Associated Press.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who dropped out of the race after losing his home state on Tuesday, has 142.

“I’m representing a tremendous – many, many millions of people, in many cases first-time voters,” Trump told CNN. “These are people that haven’t voted because they never believed in the system, they didn’t like candidates, etc., etc., that are 40 and 50 and 60 years old, and they’ve never voted before.”

“If you disenfranchise those people, and you say, 'well, I’m sorry, but you’re 100 votes short,' even though the next one is 500 votes short, I think you would have problems like you’ve never seen before,” Trump added. “I think bad things would happen. I really do. I believe that. I wouldn’t lead it. But I think bad things would happen.”
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It's about:
Answer: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton strengthened their leads in delegates in Tuesday night's primaries.The delegate race means California's GOP primary could finally help determine a presidential nomineeDonald Trump says he's skipping next week's debate, so it was canceledFive takeaways from Tuesday's...