Day Around the Bay: Flooding Persists In Mill Valley

Local:Some still unexplained police activity at Embarcadero Station led to BART trains bypassing the station Wednesday afternoon until around 2 pm, causing residual delays throughout the BART system. [KRON4]Flooding continues to plague southern Marin County following high tides over the weekend into Tuesday, and a flower delivery minivan got stuck in some floodwaters in Mill Valley and needed to be pushed out by two good Samaritans. [KRON4]Despite that whole protracted mess to rename itself Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, passenger traffic through the airport continues to fall, and it may be because flights on Southwest aren't so cheap anymore. [Chronicle]National:People who spent their life savings buying permanent cabins on the continuous round-the-world cruise ship Villa Vie Odyssey are out of luck and ostensibly homeless now, after the ship ceased operations and dropped everyone off in Cambodia. The ship has been suffering operating losses, the operator said, due to the spike in fuel costs from the war in Iran. [CNN]Burbank's shiny new airport just opened two weeks ago, and airline passengers are already complaining about the exorbitant food prices in the terminal, including a $25 bean burrito and a $50 plate of three tacos with a drink. [California Post]A two-time Jeopardy! champion from 2024, 44-year-old Joey DeSena, was arrested last week in North Carolina on child porn charges. [KTVU]Video: The Bay Area premiere of Artificial, director Luca Guadagnino's much hyped new film about Sam Altman and the crisis within OpenAI, will be happening on November 17 at Kanbar Hall theater at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, with stars Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro, along with Guadagnino, scheduled to attend. It's a SFFILM event, and tickets are going on sale tomorrow for SFFILM members, and for the general public on Friday. Below, the teaser trailer.