Hey there, San Francisco. 

Around 10 am this morning, a shooting on Muni left one person dead and another injured. 

The train was traveling between Forest Hill and the Castro station, where the gunman reportedly exited and fled. Police say no arrests have been made, but they believe it to be an isolated incident. 

Supervisor Myrna Melgar told the Chronicle that an argument preceded the shooting. 

• “The shooter pulled out a gun and shot the guy he was arguing with,” Melgar said. “The second victim was not involved in the verbal altercation but just happened to be right next to the other victim.”

Around 2 pm, SFMTA resumed its normal operations at the Castro station, but said to expect “residual delays.” 

“We have too many guns out there,” Melger said. “Too, too many.” 

With that… onto more news… 

Quick bits: News to know 

😷 Mayor London Breed tested positive for Covid on Wednesday morning, her office said. The mayor is “feeling well,” according to the statement, but she will remain in isolated quarantine for at least five days, per the city’s health department guidelines. 

• That means Breed will miss this Sunday’s Pride parade after all. (SFist) 

🍿 The Castro Theatre turns 100 today! To celebrate, movie tickets are just $1 (plus a $0.50 processing fee). You can still catch Sudden Fear at 6 pm and Bullitt at 8 pm. Tickets here. (SFGATE) 

🖼 OpenAI, which makes the image-generator DALL-E 2, has plans to turn a 9,200 square foot industrial space in the Mission into an “arts activity space,” the SF Business Times reports. 

• Still, it’s unclear if the remodel is for employees only, or if it’ll result in a public gallery to show off DALL-E 2 images. (SF Business Times) 

🧗 A Chicago-based snack giant – which owns brands like Oreo, Sour Patch Kids, and Ritz – plans to acquire Emeryville-based Clif Bar & Co for around $2.9 billion. (SF Business Times) 

What else I’m reading: Links to browse 

• Grasshopper Loop Trail, the Bay Area’s newest hike, is perfect for beginners (SFGATE) 

• San Francisco not meeting its goal to plant 4,000 trees annually to reduce emissions (Examiner) 

• 12 Destination Restaurants in Bayview and Hunter’s Point (Eater) 

• San Francisco Warriors parade left behind 38 tons of trash (Chronicle) 

And finally… Epic trash pickup 

Shout out to Vince Yuen of Refuse Refuse SF who picked up trash from sun up to sun down yesterday, the longest (and probably the hottest!) day of the year. 

Tuesday’s pickup down Mission Street (from the Daly City border to the Embarcadero) ran 14 hours, covered 7.5 miles, and resulted in 118 bags of trash collected. Yuen called it: “On a Mission On Mission.” 

“Rain or shine or heat wave, no matter. If trash is out here, we’re out here,” Yuen told Mission Local. 

Heck yeah! Awesome job Vince and all the volunteers who helped along the way. 

That’s all for today! Thanks for reading y’all and see you back here tomorrow. - Nick B. 🗑