Day Around the Bay: Investors Sue Nvidia Over China Spy Scandal

Local: A multi-agency search was called off Monday afternoon for 24-year-old Senah Park, who was swept into the ocean Sunday night after she and her friends became stranded at Panther State Beach in Santa Cruz during an incoming tide. [ ABC 7 ] A 42-year-old man was convicted of first-degree burglary after he entered a locked SF building and stole an electric wheelchair from a 66-year-old resident who now relies on a cane, as the wheelchair was never recovered. [ KPIX ] The CEO of SF Downtown Development Corp, Shola Olatoye, has resigned from the position, as the organization pivots from street-level improvements to major real estate investments and capital projects, securing $70 million in private commitments since launching last spring. [ Chronicle ] National: A NVIDIA shareholder has filed a lawsuit accusing the company and CEO Jensen Huang of misleading investors about his relationship with Alice Huang, a former Taiwanese tech executive suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence. The suit seeks class-action status for investors who purchased shares between October 9 and November 8, alleging the company's statements about the relationship were misleading as NVIDIA's stock lost more than $470 billion in market value over two days. [ Engadget ] Three men accused of plotting nearly 20 terrorist attacks targeting Jewish communities in Europe and the U.S., as well as an assault on a British air base housing American troops, have been charged by U.S. authorities, with one already in custody. [ NBC News ] Kalshi is facing potentially imminent charges from federal regulators over whether it properly notified the Commodity Futures Trading Commission before launching dozens of new prediction market contracts, adding to growing scrutiny of the industry in Washington. [ Politico ] Video: Anh Phoong announced the official winners of her viral jingle contest today. SFist featured the winning SF entry by Bay Area rapper and former MTV rap battle star Frak the Person last month, and here's the winning Sacramento entry from Christian rapper Edgar Hernandez. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Edgar Hernandez (@egrxofficial)