Local:A new study has found that stress along the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults in Southern California has grown to the highest levels in 1,000 years, possibly preceding a large rupture. The study also found that the Cajon Pass could act as an "earthquake gate," either connecting or separating the two faults in a large event, with implications across much of Los Angeles and the Inland Empire. [ABC 7]A mountain lion that had been seen skulking around yards in Redwood City has been safely captured by a Fish Wildlife crew. [KPIX]Oakland restaurant The Lumpia Company, which is co-owned by E-40, was burglarized on Sunday morning, with thousands of dollars in equipment and goods stolen, and the thieves were caught on surveillance video. [KRON4]National:Eight crew members are believed dead after a fiery crash involving a B-52 bomber that crashed on takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California today. [CNN]Trump's deal to end the war that he started with Iran is being roundly considered a failure of diplomacy. [New York Times]After that multimillion-dollar project to make the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in DC more clear and blue, it's back to being green and algae-filled again after a hot weekend. [New York Times]Video:Below, a KRON4 reporter valiantly tries to explain why there is a special election today, on a Monday, to fill the remainder of former Congressman Eric Swalwell's term in the House, and there will be another in August, when voters also just voted on Swalwell's replacement two weeks ago. ...read more read less