Saturday Links: Stanford University to Retire Jersey of Late Goalkeeper Katie Meyer

Max Wade, the Marin teenager who infamously stole a $200,000 Lamborghini from Guy Fieri as part of a 2012 crime spree, has had his parole revoked. Guards say they discovered an illicit cell phone in Wade's San Quentin prison cell, where Wade, now 32, is currently serving a sentence of 21 years to life. [Marin IJ]
Following her suicide four years ago, Stanford University’s Women’s Soccer Team plans to honor goalkeeper Katie Meyer next week by retiring her jersey. Meyer will be the first player for Stanford's Women's Soccer Team to receive the honor, which will take place during the team’s Mental Health Awareness Week at Thursday's home match against USC. [KRON4]
The US military said it hit three oil tankers linked to Iran on Saturday, asserting it was in response to Iran launching ballistic missiles towards a pair of Navy warships in the area. [BBC]
Ten days after Nepal’s catastrophic flash floods, survivors are still being discovered, including two who were rescued on Saturday from separate locations. [CNN]
San Jose suffered its second bicycle-related traffic fatality in as many days after police say a cyclist was fatally struck by a car on Friday morning. [KRON4]
On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that could lead to gray wolves being de-listed from the Endangered Species Act and which also encourages the possibility of loosening restrictions on wolf killing. [Guardian]
Meet Sonries: the 9-year-old male jaguar who recently became the newest resident of San Jose's Happy Hollow Park & Zoo. [Mercury News]
San Francisco's Portola Music Festival is shooting its shot with actress and apparent secret raver Nicole Kidman in a post that promises to try and "convince Tiësto to play the 'Moulin Rouge’ soundtrack in full" among other enticements. [Chronicle]

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