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well, this is not your ordinary visitor. it is a mountain lion. and apparently it doesn't like cameras taking one giant leap. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it was a big night for big cats in milpitas. there was another sighting a couple hours later where a mountain lion easily cleared a fence. >> the one we just showed you was on fair meadow way, the first one where it was seen leaping at the camera was at 2

a.m. off dixon landing road. >> abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke with one of the homeowners about a visitor who left its mark. >> surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion roaming through two milpitas neighborhoods. the first sighting was around 2 a.m. wednesday at friendly village mobile home park and so it jumped on that, yeah, nguyen showed us to her backyard, where the mountain lion jumped onto one of their sheds. you can still see it left swipes of paw prints on the sides. >> i was like, freaked out because i was like, that wasn't like it was in front of my, like, window. >> doris fee was sleeping in her room just feet away and never heard anything. >> that's crazy to me that like, some, like a cat so big was like walking through our neighborhood. >> two hours later, around 4:30 a.m, milpitas police said a resident's ring camera captured a mountain lion near fair meadow way that's less than three miles from where the first sighting

was captured. >> sightings of mountain lions and residential areas, i would say are are rare. >> the department is deploying thermal imaging drones to search for the animal. they shared the videos on their social media accounts just awareness for our community members, especially those walking or riding their bicycles so that they're more aware of their surroundings. we showed residents the videos. no, that's way too big. >> that's way too big. that's scary. >> sedan. palmer said he found out about the sighting through a neighborhood group chat. >> i mean, i was pretty scared. i usually take walks at night, but no more walks at night. milpitas police are encouraging community members for any additional mountain lion sightings. >> call 911. doris said she'll be sleeping with her bedroom window closed. >> definitely closed, i'm not leaving that open. no way in milpitas. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news smart move. >> all right, new developments

with the case of convicted killer scott peterson. late today, a san mateo superior court judge ruled the la innocence project may have new dna testing performed on one of the items gathered as evidence in the death of peterson's wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor, 20 years ago. i-team reporter dan noyes was in san mateo superior court and has the update. >> the director of the los angeles innocence project gave an hour and 20 minute rapid fire argument to scott peterson deserves to have the deaths of his wife, laci and their unborn son connor in 2002 investigated further no murder weapon was found, no time or even date of death is established, no cause and manner of death were ever established. >> there were no eyewitnesses implicating mr. peterson. the evidence against him centered almost entirely on conjecture over possible motive. >> peterson, now 51 years old, watched from mule creek state prison, where he's serving life without the possibility of parole. his lawyers say favorable dna evidence would change the outcome of the trial,

and they called for new dna testing for target bag wrapped in duct tape found near the spot where laci and conner's bodies were found. and they want new dna testing of a blood stain on a mattress from a van set on fire in modesto two days after laci disappeared. no evidence connecting that case to peterson at this point. >> the bottom line is that that mattress really needs to be tested, just thoroughly, completely tested. >> is there anything on it or not? we don't know. >> a special prosecutor from stanislaus county who worked the first scott peterson case said dna testing done on that mattress in 2013 found only male blood. he said the murder case has been adjudicated fully. >> we're not just talking about the first motion. we're not even talking about the stipulation. we're talking about. this is the third bite at the apple that the defendant is asking this court to address. >> harris focused the hearing back on peterson and his litany of lies. he told new girlfriend amber frey in the weeks before

his pregnant wife disappeared. >> the defense has never explained how mr. peterson was able to tell people that this would be his first holiday. back in the christmas, his first holiday without his wife. >> harris also said the defense never explained why peterson was researching tide charts for san francisco bay. and then weeks later, laci and conner's bodies were found in that same location, repeated lie after lie after lie after lie of this defendant, during the investigation of all of these different things that dealt with these two disappearance of his wife and unborn son, the judge approved dna testing for that one piece of duct tape. >> but denied new dna testing for everything else, including twine found on connor's neck. he had no injuries anywhere on his body for the i-team. dan noyes, abc seven news. >> testimony will continue for a second day tomorrow in the state criminal trial for david depape, the man charged with assaulting the husband of speaker emeritus

nancy pelosi. today's opening statements revealed new details about the mental state of depape leading up to the attack. his defense team revealed depape struggled with a personality disorder that led to fantastical thinking, including a desire to interview nancy pelosi. his lawyers believe the bizarre behavior does not mean depape intended to kill paul pelosi when he broke into the couple's home back in 2022. >> the most serious charge here is the attempted murder in order to be convicted of an attempt crime, you need to have specific intent. >> depape has already been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for the assault on paul pelosi. the state case could bring more felonies that carry a life sentence. the trial continues tomorrow and friday. paul pelosi is expected to testify. >> all right, let's shift for a moment to the weather. it's feeling a little more like a summer in some parts of the bay area. >> certainly is. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. yeah >> and dan and anna, those temperatures inching up today,

they're going to continue to climb in our inland areas even around the bay as well. so let me show you a live picture right now from our sutro tower camera. you can see a clear view of the golden gate bridge. so you know where we're going with this. it is 71 right now in brentwood, 63 in san jose in the 50s and 60s, from san francisco to oakland, 70 in fairfield, 66, in santa rosa, starting out with our day planner tomorrow morning, it's a bright start. 5060s warming up fast by noontime. you're already in the 80s. and look at 4 p.m. gets hot. inland 90s, inland 60s, coast side, a few high, thin, wispy clouds passing through here. i'll let you know if this heat is going to hang around for your weekend plans. coming up. >> dan okay, sandhya, thanks very much. we'll touch base in just a couple of minutes. new at 11. the so-called culture wars are playing out at the state capitol. one day after a measure to require parental notification of gender identity failed to qualify for the ballot, lawmakers backed a bill that would do the exact opposite. it

would ban those notifications. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the story. >> a bill aimed at protecting transgender students privacy is one step closer to becoming california law. the state senate education committee wednesday advanced a bill banning school districts from setting policies requiring parents to be notified if their child identifies as transgender. a move some school districts have already made. gail chavez is the executive director of lyric, a local nonprofit providing refuge for lgbtq+ youth. and they say forcing students to come out to their parents is dangerous. >> many of these really conservative, outlandish bills and resolutions force them, force them to be unsafe, to have them in a vulnerable place at school. >> aaron friday is with protect kids ca, the organization behind a failed attempt to get a measure onto the november ballot requiring school districts to

out transgender students to their parents. she says parents have the right to know if their child is identifying as transgender, and it shouldn't be up to educators. >> what this bill will do is it is permitting adults to make decisions for other people's children. they are keeping these secrets from parents because they fear that parents will harm their children or abandon them. >> meanwhile, parents like nikki koger are taking to the streets of lafayette in support of transgender children. she's the parent of a transgender student and says not all parents are as supportive. >> your parent isn't always the safest person, unfortunately. and so no, i don't believe that. if there's a child who's in a situation where their parent is potentially going to be the person who is unsafe with them, i don't think that child should have to choose to out themselves or the school district to do it for them. >> the bill will now go to on be heard by the senate health committee. tara campbell, abc

seven news. >> historic but controversial flag that's become a symbol of the far right is now removed from in front of san francisco city hall, according to a city official. the appeal to heaven flag was swapped with an american flag on saturday. officials say the controversial flag was initially raised on flag day in 1964. it was raised at civic center and was part of what is known as the pavilion of american flags. the appeal to heaven flag has led to calls for supreme court justice samuel alito to recuse himself from cases involving the 2020 presidential election and january 6th, but he's refusing to do so. the call started after questions were raised about flags at two properties. alito owns the appeal to heaven flag appeared outside his new jersey vacation home, an upside down american flag flew outside his virginia home, but alito says this was part of a neighborhood dispute. the upside down flag had become a symbol for some donald trump supporters. >> there's a lot more coming. we're seeing a little relief

from soaring prices at the grocery store. you're going to hear from a local small business owner who's trying to keep up with the big corporate businesses. >> a big breakthrough at ucsf with the help of ai, how it's helping a stroke victim do something he has never done before in his life. >> san francisco has had fireworks for the 4th of july, but the city is about to do something it hasn't done since the bicentennial in 1976. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live, right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. thanks dan and ama, this show is dedicated to you, jeff cohen, aka chunk. >> he's a great lawyer. he does all my deals. >> he's like corey feldman, your >> he's like corey feldman, your doctor is it uh- did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down.

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the prices of roughly 5000 items, primarily groceries and other everyday goods. amazon fresh announced it was cutting the prices on roughly 4000 grocery items. abc seven news reporter jeff stone spoke with the ceo of a family owned northern california organic food company, who says they're doing what they can just to keep the prices low. >> well, they certainly are. dan i've been posting about food prices on my facebook and instagram pages on and off for years, and i'll admit, i've been called cheap here and there. but when i talk about prices lately, everyone chimes in dozens of comments from viewers who are upset over the additional price they paid for dinner or for a coffee or at the grocery store. believe it or not, some food companies are behind the scenes trying to keep costs low. >> it's these little price tags that may haunt you when you go to the store. wait, how much is it? >> my goal is to say, how can we sell it for less? >> that's gary cohen, he's the president of natural value, an organic food and eco friendly

company based out of west sacramento with products going all over the country. >> they've been family run for 29 years at valencia whole foods in san francisco. their products can be seen on the shelves. overall, food prices are officially up more than 20% from where they were in 2020, according to federal data. cohen says he is concerned over the actions of other food companies, companies coming out and saying that their sales went up 1, but their gross profits or net profits went up 5. >> and so i think there is a certain amount of companies taking advantage of cost increases to pad their profit margins. >> and cohen is not the only one talking about the ten or so main companies that dominate the market. >> they are. all you have to do is walk in the grocery store, right and understand something's wrong. >> joe maxwell, a farm action, testified about possible price

gouging in a senate hearing last week. >> the evidence that we have clearly rests that that blame right at the doorstep of the largest food corporations in the world. >> he'd like to see the federal trade commission take action. >> they need to do more. they've got the backing of the white house, and they need to be all in on taking on these companies and bringing about justice for america's consumers. >> but uc berkeley economists i've talked with say that inflation is real, pointing to minimum wage and labor costs, among other factors, as to what happens next. mixed opinions. >> they will stabilize, hopefully. and they and they will go up. i don't see them going down unless there's some other big disruption in the next few months. >> then we should see prices returning to something a bit more normal. >> cohen, though, admits that business has been strong because their organic products are often some of the lowest priced products. >> it's sad that this is how

we've had. we've been able to grow so dramatically with these customers because people are hurting, but at least the option is there for them, correct? right. >> j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> scientists believe ancient egyptians may have tried to treat cancer. medical texts from the time show healers were aware of cancer and the visible tumors it produced. researchers looked at scans of a skull more than 4000 years old. they found cut marks around lesions believed to be malignant tumors, according to scientists. healers used sharp metal instruments to remove the growths. however, it's unclear whether this was a surgery meant to heal the patient while they were alive or was an autopsy. after their death, a major breakthrough in the effort to help stroke survivors. and it happened right here in the bay area. ucsf scientists have developed an ai brain implant that's bilingual. it's helping a man communicate in english and spanish. nearly

two years after a stroke left him paralyzed, the patient first received the implant in 2019, but it took another three years for ucsf's team to train it to be bilingual. using ai. the patient was not bilingual before his stroke. >> that's truly amazing. it is. well, for the first time in decades, san francisco will host an oceanside parade to celebrate independence day. the area's supervisor has announced plans for a parade and picnic at great highway park june 29th. that's the saturday before the 4th of july. you're invited to bring your own float. parade goers are being asked to decorate bikes and wagons to be part of this event. a float decorating party will be held the day before inside golden gate park. that's fun. >> abc's hit show station 19 will end its run tomorrow night. the cast and crew are preparing to say goodbye after seven seasons. the show started as a spinoff to gray's anatomy, but took on a life and audience all its own, and the star of station 19 says fans will not be

disappointed by how it ends. >> it wraps everyone's storylines in a in a nice little bow so that you everyone walks away feeling content, feeling, feeling good, you know? no sad ending. >> that's the way you want a show to end. you can watch the series finale of station 19 tomorrow night at 10:00, right here on abc seven. it streams the next day on hulu. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. that's nice to hear. >> there's nothing worse than investing in a series that just sort of ends in a sloppy way. >> i like the bow tied at the end. >> yeah, well, let's unwrap the weather. >> yes, sandhya patel is here with that sandia. yeah. and as we unwrap the weather, it's going to feel like summer around here tomorrow. >> ama and dan, let me show you a live picture right now. the city by the bay is sparkling. the skies are so clear, visibility is terrific tonight. just a sign of what's to come. now as we take a look at our high temperatures for tomorrow. compare them to average. you will notice livermore coming in at 88. that's a good ten degrees above where you should be. san

francisco, five degrees above average. san jose nine degrees higher than where you should be coming in at 85. and santa rosa almost 90 degrees, 11 degrees higher. high pressure in control of our weather brought us the warmth today, ranging temperatures ranging from the low 60s at the coast to barely making it to 90 in fairfield. tomorrow we're going to bump some of those temperatures up right now on live doppler seven. it is fog free and as you look at those temperatures, i mean, it is pretty comfortable outside right now. 50s and 60s. a live view from our east bay hills camera right now. visibility looking good there tomorrow and friday summer-like heat coming your way. your weekend weather. it's going to be a cooler start to june and next week that heat returns inland. so let's talk about tomorrow's forecast at 9:00. inland areas are already getting up into the low 70s for the warmest spots by noontime time, you're in the upper 80s. by 5 p.m. into the 90s around the bay. it's going to be mild at nine. as you head into the noontime hour. it's in the 70s

and then eventually into the 80s. as we look at the coastal areas, also mainly clear 50 to 60 really should be a nice wide range of temperatures and beautiful weather for burlingame high school. tomorrow they graduate 3:00. it's going to be 84 degrees, so definitely warm and staying warm for a few hours. also graduating foothill high school in pleasanton tomorrow 6:00 in the evening. it's still going to be mild and sunny, 81 degrees temperature will slowly come down. and speaking of coming down, not falling a whole lot tomorrow morning. 40 to 60 on those numbers. mainly clear skies tomorrow afternoon. quick rise in temperatures 85 in the south bay and san jose 82. milpitas 87. los gatos on the peninsula. palo alto, mountain view, upper 70s 60 and half moon bay, downtown san francisco 70 degrees. you may see occasional high clouds, but they're harmless in the north bay. 83 san rafael upper 80 calistoga, santa rosa heading into the east bay 78 in oakland, 82, in castro

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