Thursday Morning What's Up: Fishing Boat Crashes Near Golden Gate

Three people were injured when a fishing boat crashed into some rocks near the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge Thursday morning. The crash happened around 6:10 am and the SFPD's marine unit responded, transporting the injured to the Marin shoreline for medical treatment. [ABC 7]
Smoke from overheated electrical lines in an underground vault prompted the closure of the intersection of First and Mission streets in downtown San Francisco Thursday morning, which caused some traffic during the morning commute. [KRON4]
Dead and dying sea birds, called common murres, have been seen on Bay Area bridges in significant numbers due to malnutrition that's being caused by the rise in ocean temperature this season, which is making them hungrier. [KPIX]
A new poll finds Xavier Beceerra's lead growing over Steve Hilton in the California governor's race, with Becerra now at 60%. [ABC 7]
That 'Stop the AI Race' protest march is happening this morning and will move between the headquarters of OpenAI and Anthropic before heading to City Hall. [KRON4]
The Chronicle took a handmade, graph-style poll outside the Dreamforce conference this week, and not surprisingly, most attendees polled believe AI will be good for humanity but requires more regulation, and only a few said it requires less regulation. [Chronicle]
A family is suing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and others over the state's "merciless" abortion ban, which they said led to the death of 37-year-old Tierra Walker. [CBS News]

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