Thursday Morning What's Up: Healdsburg Teen Arrested After Alleged 'Fugitive Game' Chase

Confirming once again: This year's El Niño is gonna be a bad one. Federal forecasters say it's all but guaranteed to be a record-breaking winter, eclipsing all El Niño seasons since records began being kept on these cycles in 1950. [Chronicle]
Comfort your pets and brace for the Blue Angels to start their practice flights over the city today around 1 pm. [NBC Bay Area]
An 18-year-old Healdsburg High School student was taken into custody Wednesday after a high-speed chase in which the student, driving a Tesla, was allegedly seen pointing a gun and may have been playing a social media-fueled 'Fugitive Game' involving gel-bed toy guns that has been going viral. [KRON4]
Investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the house fire in Monte Sereno, in Santa Clara County, that killed two "older adults" on Wednesday morning. [ABC 7]
Thousands of SF mail-in ballots were damaged by a USPS packing machine, and the postal service has switched to packing them manually. [SFGate]
Drivers over the Golden Gate Bridge have been dealing with mid-day lane closures this week, which go on from 9:30 am to 2 pm. [NBC Bay Area]
Christa Pike, the Tennessee death row inmate who the state failed to execute last week in a botched lethal injection is now "up and walking" and apparently confused and angry about what happened. [KTVU / Globe]
Canadian poet, essayist, and translator of ancient Greek, Anne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature. [New York Times]

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