Day Around the Bay: Another Near-Miss and Aborted Landing at SFO

Local: An Alaska Airlines flight arriving at SFO had to abort its landing on Tuesday after the pilot saw another aircraft on the runway. The pilot made the quick decision to pull back up and do a "go-around," and passengers were surprised by the sudden motion. [ NBC Bay Area ] A Bay Area mother, 29-year-old Vanessa Tobias, has died from injuries she sustained in a three-car pileup on I-80 in Vacaville on Halloween, a crash in which her husband also died. A GoFundMe continues to raise money for their orphaned son. [ Chronicle ] Tacos Oscar, the acclaimed Oakland taqueria that has recently opened an outpost at Woods Lowside in SF's Lower Haight, says it lost $31,000 due to a data breach at its bank in June. There's now a GoFundMe to help the owners recoup what couldn't be covered by insurance. [ Chronicle ] National: The Mississippi Senate race has been called for Scott Colom, despite the slimmest of margins, and he will be the first Black senator to represent the state since 1881. It is a seat that was once held by Hiram Revels, who was the first Black person elected to the Senate, in 1870. [ New York Times ] Two people are confirmed dead in a building collapse in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, and 19 others were wounded, four of them critically. The cause of the collapse is not yet known, [ KTVU ] Part of how House Republicans were able to shelve the Pete Hegseth impeachment vote was that 11 Democrats were absent from the chamber, and they're likely to face backlash for it. [ New York Times ] Video: Please enjoy this San Francisco tourism video for Japanese tourists from the 1990s, featuring shots of vintage BART fare machines, and a sad plate of food at Fisherman's Wharf. View this post on Instagram A post shared by professor of bay areaology (@bay_area_nostalgia)