Day Around The Bay: Convicted Killer Scott Peterson Speaks Publicly For First Time In A Decade: SFist

Here's where to find all the Bay Area’s Benny Bufano sculptures. [Chronicle]
Hillsborough police post photos of a mountain lion who's menacing the area. [ABC 7]
On this day in 1934, the first federal prisoners arrived on Alcatraz Island. [Chronicle]
The Chicago professor accused of that strange July 27 murder, currently being held in an East Bay jail, gives an exclusive interview to KPIX but he doesn’t say a damn thing. [CBS 5]
Scott Peterson, convicted in the murder of his wife Laci in a case that made national headlines, speaks out publicly for the first time in more than 10 years. The statement comes via a recording that's included in an upcoming A&E documentary on the case. [NBC Bay Area]
A Berkeley schoolteacher who was caught on tape beating a neo-Nazi demonstrator in 2016 says the charges against her are false. [CBS 5]
Here’s the Outside Lands livestream schedule, if you're sitting this one out at home. [SF Weekly]
Six people from Santa Clara have been charged with selling counterfeit Pac-Man games. [Chronicle]
Those thrill-seeking Wisconsin teens who scaled the Golden Gate Bridge several months back are being sued by the bridge district to stop the distribution of their video, and for unspecified damages. [Marin IJ]
The Chron profiles a homeless SF family who lived in an RV who are now in trouble after it was towed. [Chronicle]
Today is the third anniversary of Robin Williams's death. [ABC 7/Twitter]
BART: Crackdown on fare cheaters leads to more citations, related arrests. [East Bay Times]

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