Thursday Morning What's Up: Valkyries Tip Off In Game 6

The Golden State Valkryies and the Atlanta Dream just tipped off at State Farm Arena in Atlanta for this absurdly early Game 6 in the Finals. The Valkyries are hoping to clinch the championship while the Dream want to hang on to Game 7, and you can watch on Peacock, Hulu +, or on USA and CNBC — or at the Chase Center or anywhere around town in the Valkyries Bar Network.
A disabled vehicle on the tracks between Daly City and Balboa Park caused temporary disruptions in the BART system Thursday morning. The situation was cleared and normal service resumed around 6 am. [Bay City News]
A 51-year-old Redwood City many was arrested and is accused of exposing himself to children near a mall on Tuesday. [KRON4]
BART and the City of Fremont have inked a deal for a 643-unit development on BART property near Fremont Station, hopefully injecting some new light in the city's barely-there, still-new downtown. [Chronicle]
Officials in San Rafael are worried about major flooding this winter in the city's Canal District, where around one-fifth of the city's residents live, and where evacuation routes may end up being flooded and people could be forced to shelter in place without water or electricity. [Chronicle]
A new analysis finds a lot of chatbot-written text on candidate websites this election season, including bios and policy statements. [New York Times]
Former Secretary of State John Kerry says that Trump "rushed into" the war with Iran "with a whole bunch of false assumptions." [CNN]
Check out the scene outside the Chase Center at the Game 6 Watch Party this morning:

Real talk, this energy is INSANE 💪 We love our @valkyries fam! @kpnorcal || Valkyries Official Finals Watch Parties https://t.co/K7dujT9z5w
— Chase Center (@ChaseCenter) October 29, 2026

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