. >>> a popular chinatown bakery known for coffee and pastries became a scene of a gruesome and bizarre attack. a man walked in and calmly made his way behind the counter and then repeatedly stabbed a female employee. >> reporter: for many of the neighborhood regulars of aa bakery in chinatown, the morning started off pretty much as usual. ding lee says he was about to get his morning coffee. >> and suddenly i heard some ladies yelling. >> reporter: he spotted a man behind the counter. >> i saw a tall gentleman with white sportswear and white shoes and got the knife and stabbed the lady from the back at least about four or five times, up and down at least four or five times. >> reporter: a source gave us this photo taken after the attack. lee confirmed this is the man he saw with the knife. he told us the man was in the back of one of the police cruisers still on scene. officers also closely guard add knife left outside the bakery which was later collected by crime scene investigators. lee says he doesn't know the woman who was stabbed. he believes she may have only worked at the bakery

bakery in chinatown, the morning started off pretty much as usual.was about to get his morning coffee. >> suddenly, i heard some ladies yowling. i saw a tall gentleman with and white shoes and got the knife. he stabbed the lady from the back at least four or five times. up and down, up and down. >> reporter: a source gave us this photo taken after the attack. he confirmed for us, there is the man he saw with the knife. he then told us the man was in the back of one of the police cruisers on scene. officers closely guarded a knife that was left right outside the bakery. it was later collected by crime scene investigators. lee said he doesn't know the woman who was stabbed very well. he believes she may have only worked at the bakery for a few months. >> she's acting very painful and couldn't speak anything. and then closed the eyes and her arms put on the wound. the blood come out from between her fingers. >> reporter: when police arrived, they quickly attended to her, called an ambulance and rushed her to a local hospital with what they described as

. >> we're following developments at that stabbing at a chinatown bakery. >>> and what is up with thisime may gray weather? how long is it going to stick around? >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. >> as the nation commemorates memorial day and while it's a solemn day remembering lives lost, it's also a day where millions travel by road and air to unofficially kick off the summer season. outside right now, mostly blue skies in some areas. it's really a mix. even at the golden gate bridge you have a hint of blue there. they started with skies grayer than usual. grayer skies and cooler temperatures didn't stop folks from enjoying the outdoors this memorial day. places like san francisco seeing some of the coldest temperatures on record for this time of year. most say whether clouds or sun, it's a beautiful day. >> i came for the heat. i come over here and it's cold, but it's okay. i just came to visit and bring my family to enjoy. >> it's still absolutely gorgeous, perfect day to be out. you don't need too much sun block. had a lovely lunch. >> most of the day the sun was out, breaking thro

custard tarts, moon cakes and comfort food, but it turned to chaos at a popular san francisco chinatown bakery when a man walked in and began stabbing an employee in the back over and over again. betty yu spoke wit a customer who was pouring himself coffee when he found himself in the middle of this crime scene. >> reporter: i spoke with the owner of aa bakery and cafe, an he said that in all his years o running this place, nothing lik this has ever happened. the victim was rushed to zuckerberg sf general with life-threatenin injuries. moments after the man stabbed the bakery worker multiple times, longtime customer lee was about to prepare his own cup of coffee when he heard screaming. >> the lady was screaming behin the counter. the guy used a knife and stabbed the lady , just like pounding something on her shoulder or chest. >> reporter: the owner who was upstairs at the time told me th woman had just started the job few days ago. >> i told my friends, get out o here. this guy is trying to kil somebody. immediately the lady stepped back and she just laid down in front of me and faced the ce

we begin tonight with the terrifying moments at a popular bakery in san francisco's chinatown. an walked in, walked around and stabbed a worker, all without saying one word. >> reporter: at aa bakery in chinatown, an investigate makes a stabbing motion, seemingly recounting what witnesses say happened inside the business this morning. this is one of the witnesses who dialled 911. >> i saw a tall gentleman with white sportswear and white shoes and got the knife and stabbed the lady from the back at least four or five times, up and down at least four or five times. >> reporter: a source shared this photo of the man standing outside the bakery after the attack. lee confirmed this is the man he saw. we later saw him being held in the back of a police cruiser. officers closely guarded a knife left outside the bakery that was later collected by crime scene investigators. lee says the attack was so startling, he didn't know what to do. >> the lady kept yelling and ran out and fall down outside the coffee machine. her face had some blood. >> reporter: police arrived on scene pretty quic

. >>> and a brutal attack at a popular san francisco chinatown bakery. the man arrested for stabbing a bakery worker was out on parole at the time. he was booked into jail on assault and burglary charges yesterday. he is accused of stabbing a worker at a a bakery. police say that he stabbed the woman in the back and neck and the attack seemed to be unprovoked. the worker had only been on the job for a few days. she was taken to the house. tonight, no update on how she is doing. >>> the man accused of killing bubbly is changing things up when it comes to his legal defense. she is taking her place instead. she was pretty blunt about the split with nima momeni. >> it happens when representing people. it is just like that. >> reporter: nima momeni has split from his defense attorney just before what was supposed to be his preliminary hearing. >> it is both with great disappointment and relief that i am here. it is just super -- >> reporter: it is unclear, the reason, but kenny says it is like a divorce with irreconcilable differences. >> it is super interest

we know now the suspect, who it is, from that stabbing at a popular chinatown bakery. it turns out he has a long and serious criminal history in san francisco. a source shared this photo of the suspect taken yesterday morning. he's standing in front of the aa bakery there on stockton street just moments after the stabbing. we later saw him in the back of a police cruisers. witnesses told us he walked into the store and went behind the counter and then stabbed the worker several times. that woman remains in the hospital this evening with critical injuries. our investigative unit has been digging into lee's background. candice nguyen joins us now. what have you learned so far? >> all afternoon we've been digging through court records and they show lai has a violent criminal historyha spans the past 24 years. he actually guilty to charges ranging from attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon and to multiple cases of elder abuse that you see on your screen here. now, we have been going through records that span from 1999 all the way to 2016. that 2016 charge, that

. >>> back here in the bay area, a frightening attack inside a popular chinatown bakery in san francisco. witnesses say a man walked in, made his way behind the counter, and then started stabbing a worker. it happened at the a8 bakery this morning. police say the woman who was attacked suffered life-threatening injuries. a witness tells us the attacker just walked in, didn't say anything, then just started that violent stabbing. the witness also says they only knew something had gone wrong when a woman started to scream. >> i saw a gentleman, tall gentleman with white sportswear and white shoes. he got the knife and stabbed the lady from the back and least four or five times, up and down, up and down at least four or five times. >> a source shared the photos of the man standing outside the bakery after the attack. now, lee confirmed this is the man he actually saw. we later saw that same person being held in the back of a police cruiser. crime scene investigators collected a knife that may be the weapon used right outside the bakery. police have not released any details on the suspect's

san francisco police identified the suspect they arrested after a stabbing at a chinatown bakery. police say. >> they've arrested folk boy life for attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary citizen app. video here shows the scene on stockton street yesterday. it's about 10 in the morning. police say the woman stabbed was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say it's an active investigation and anyone with information is being asked to call the san francisco police. many was back in court today for a preliminary hearing. many waved his right to a speedy preliminary trial and his attorney, paula canny withdrew from the case to do what she is calling a conflict of interest. sister decision is a recent one and would not reveal what caused the conflict. >> congress has made. you has more. it's >> with great the next time you come to court you'll see who is >> that's because here in the courtroom at the hall of justice in san francisco, nima moment, he's now former criminal defense attorney paula canny withdrew representation as his legal couns

incident could keep people away from the neighborhood. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatown, one of the go to bakeriesand all of san francisco. the whole community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back into the community to make people feel welcome and safe. reggie: chinatown is one of san francisco's hardest hit neighborhoods by the pandemic. kumasi: some state lawmakers will be joining business in transit leaders to call for the approval of a $5 billion additional funding for mass transit. they say transit is struggling post-pandemic and immediate action is needed to prevent major service cuts around california. transit agencies have been surviving off of federal money but by 2020 five, many agencies project the extra cash is going to run out. amanda del castillo is live this morning, good morning. amanda: good morning. at a do or die decision point, that is how bart is describing its fate saying the agency needs short-term financial aid to continue functioning. while the agency has thanked the state legislature for restoring $2 billion for transit, and intercity rail capital

>> now with 3 new details on the violent and shocking attack inside a popular chinatown bakery. what the san francisco district attorney is telling us about the suspect's criminal past. plus pg and e no longer facing criminal charges in connection to a deadly wildfire. but it will have to pay millions of dollars in this new settlement. and it's the end of the line for a bay area, bowling institution. why? after 6 decades, feeble is saying goodbye. >> from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. our top story this hour, the man accused of stabbing a woman inside a bakery in san francisco's chinatown is now facing several felony charges, including attempted murder. prosecutors say the suspect on parole for previous attempted murder convictions is whoa they're looking at here and kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation and the arrest. >> this is a example of someone who is extremely dangerous and we will be making sure that we do everything to keep the public

kumasi: now at walks into a chinatown bakery and stabs an employee. police detain a suspect but have not announced a motive. locals hope it will not to tour tourism. reggie: bart talking about how to keep stations safe and answering our questions about transit safety. kumasi: plus the big bear that had to be freed after somehow getting stuck inside this car. reggie: woah. oh. ok. kumasi: this is in lake tahoe. reggie: good morning, welcome kumasi: to kumasi: tuesday, may 3. first we start off the forecast with drew. drew: cloud cover, sunshine, temperatures, we can't quite break the trend yet of cooler than average daytime highs. right now the coolest spots are in the 40's, most of us are in the mid-50's. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the cloud cover this morning. what we will find is that temperatures are slow to warm once again. brighter skies south and east. in the north bay we see cloud cover lingering for part of the afternoon leading to another cool day with temperatures five to 10 degrees below average. taking a c

police crime tape roped off a popular chinatown bakery monday morning moments after a man stabbed thebakery worker, said to be in her 50s multiple times. a long time customer was about to prepare his own cup of coffee when he heard screaming. >> the lady was screaming behind the counter. i looked and, wow, the guy just use a need knife to stab -- stab the lady like pounding something on her shoulder or chest. i don't know. shoulder or back. >> reporter: the owner upstairs at the time told me the woman had just started the job a few days ago. >> i warned my friend, get out of here. that guy will try to kill somebody. then immediately, the lady ran in front of me. i had to step back. she just laid down in front of me and facing to the ceiling. >> reporter: he called 911. he said the suspect was in no rush to flee the scene. >> the guy looks crazy. he is a mental problem right from the beginning until the end, then he dropped the knife and the police officer caught him, he never said a word. >> reporter: they kept their eye on the suspect as he made his way outside until police arrived.

police crime tape roped off a popular chinatown bakery monday morning moments after a man stabbed the aa bakery worker, said to be in her 50s, multiple times. a long time customer was about to prepare his own cup of coffee when he heard screaming. >> the lady was screaming behind the counter. i looked and, wow, the guy just used a knife to stab -- stab the lady like pounding something on her shoulder or chest. i don't know. shoulder or back. >> reporter: the owner upstairs at the time told me the woman had just started the job a few days ago. >> i warned my friend, get out of here. that guy will try to kill somebody. then immediately, the lady ran in front of me. i had to step back. she just laid down in front of me and facing to the ceiling. >> reporter: he called 911. he said the suspect was in no rush to flee the scene. >> the guy looks crazy. he is a mental problem right from the beginning until the end, then he dropped the knife and the police officer caught him, he never said a word. >> reporter: they kept their eye on the suspect as he made his way outside until police arrived.

>> police in san francisco have identified the suspect today arrested after a stabbing at a chinatown bakery boy lai was arrested for attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary video shows the scene on stockton street yesterday morning. the woman stabbed was taken to the hospital. police say this is an active investigation and anyone with information is being asked to give them a call. a suspect is now in custody for the deadly shooting of a livermore teenager. police say. >> jorge luis as was on the run in mexico before his arrest. the shooting happened at a taco bell restaurant on 7/8/2019 last year. mexican authorities arrested to less on ward pertaining to the case and detained him for several months ahead of his extradition to the united states. now he is in custody at the santa rita jail in dublin. police say the victim, 16 year-old emmanuel moseby was a livermore high school student. he was in the school's junior varsity football team. manson cult member leslie van houten has been granted parole once again after an appeals court overruled governor gavin newsom's orde

ama: san francisco police are investigating after a chinatown bakery worker was stabbed this morningbefore 10:00 inside the aa bakery and cafÉ on stockton street near jackson. police say the worker was stabbed multiple times, and her injuries are life-threatening. officers detained a possible subject but have not said whether that person has been arrested. dan: convicted theranos elizabeth holmes is expected to report to federal prison in less than 24 hours. holmes, once the y self-made billionaire in the world, was convicted in a courtroom last year of four counts of fraud and conspiracy for creating a blood testing scam. the stanford dropout is set to begin serving her 11 year sentence in texas tomorrow. ama: congr review the debt ceiling compromise struck between kevin mccarthy and president biden. the house rules committee is meeting tomorrow to discuss the bill. a vote in the house is expected on wednesday. the 99 page legislation includes suspending the debt limit until 2025 past the next presidential election, capping government spending for the next two years, cutting $20 bil

new details are emerging from the stabbing of the chinatown bakery. we're learning the suspect was actually out on parole. the 61-year-old was booked into jail on assault and burglary charges on monday. he's accused of stabbing the worker at aa bakery. police say he stabbed the woman in the back and the neck. she's currently in the hospital now recovering. >> elizabeth holmes is now spending her first day at federal prison camp in bryan, texas. that verdict was more than a year ago when the jury found her guilty of trade and conspiracy and her failed blood testing start-up. it's possible she could leave prison early with good behavior. cbs news confirms former new jersey governor chris christie is planning to announce his bid for the 2024 presidential race on tuesday. the new site ax owes was the first to report this news as they ran back in 2016. he's been outspoken against donald trump and reportedly sees himself as the only serious gop candidate willing to take him on. that's a look at your top stories. you're talking education? >> yeah, the end of

police identified the suspect they arrested after a stabbing at a san francisco chinatown bakery. police say they arrested food live for attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary citizen app. video shows the scene on stockton street yesterday around 10:00am police say the woman stabbed was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say this is an active investigation. and if anybody has information they're asked to call san francisco police name a the man charged with killing cash app co-founder bob lee. >> was back in court today for a preliminary hearing. well, many waived his right to a speedy preliminary trial and also today announced a major shift in his legal team with his attorney withdrawing from the case. well, force has the money and explains what happened. >> represent somebody ever that i had a conflict of the beginning. understand i would be just far for doing here in the courtroom at the hall of justice in san francisco mean a moment. he's now former criminal defense attorney paula canny withdrew representation as his legal counse

larry: san francisco police are investigating after a chinatown bakery worker was stabbed this morningbefore 10 a.m. inside the aa bakery and cafe on stockton street near jackson. police of the victim worked at the bakery. she was stabbed multiple times in the back and that, injuries that are said to be -- life-threatening -- neck, injuries are said to be life-threatening. they are not sure of the victim knew her attacker. new details about a shooting at a luxury hotel in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the victim, identified as a 28-year-old man from ohio, who arrived at the luma hotel after a wedding reception. he also suffered life-threatening injuries. the shooting happened just before midnight. so far noris has been made. kristen: a last day of for elizabeth holmes. what she can expect when she has to prison tomorrow. looking ahead to the 2024 race for president. what a still ahead for republican voters. there was once 43 japan sounds in california, now there are just three. the efforts to keep those commun get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action

new details are emerging from the stabbing of the san francisco chinatown bakery. learning the suspect was actually out on parole. 61-year-old fook was booked into jail on burglary charges monday. he's accused of stabbing a worker at aa bakery. police say he stabbed the woman in the back and the neck. the worker had only been on the job for a few days. she's currently in the hospital recovering. >>> theranos founder, elizabeth holmes, now spending her first day at a federal prison camp in bryan, texas, where she could spend the next 11 years. that verdict was more than a year ago when a jury found her guilty of fraud and conspiracy, and her failed blood testing start-up. it's possible holmes could leave prison early with good behavior. she's currently also appealing to have her conviction tossed altogether. >>> the carter center has announced former first lady rosalyn carter has dementia. that's a look at your top stories. justin? >>> amanda, it's the end of the school year and here for most students. summer breaks will soon start. the data reveals only 3.9% are bl

san francisco police identifying the man now who they say stabbed a woman at a chinatown bakery. police say they've arrested folk point life or attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. the citizen app video here shows the scene on stockton street. this is yesterday at about 10 in the morning. police say the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> new at 9 and family found what looks to be traces of heroin use inside their car that was parked in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. they said it had checked in on for 2 weeks, but today they found foil and lighters left inside our ella sogomonian joins us now in the newsroom with more bizarre l a? >> yeah, i'm pretty unsettling. so this new dad tells me that he's lived in san francisco for over a decade. and now this family, a newborn and wife in the north beach neighborhood for a few years. but he's never experienced something like this. so he's used to the car break-ins and shattered glass. unfortunately, things stolen from the car but never something left behind it. especiall

announced multiple charges against a man arrested for stabbing a woman who was working at a popular chinatown bakerylice arrested 61 year old ly on suspicion of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. police say he stabbed an employee of the aa bakery and cafe near stockton and jackson streets monday morning. in what investigators say was an entirely unprovoked attack. the woman who was hurt is still recovering from her injuries in the hospital. the da's office says just days before this attack, the suspect was released from prison and on parole in 2016. he was convicted of stabbing an elderly man in san francisco. and in that case, he was sentenced to nine years in state prison. he completed serving that sentence just ten days ago. lai is scheduled to be arraigned this aft shasta county judge has dismissed the zogg fire. as part of the deal, pga has agreed to pay $50 million in civil penalties back in 2020. the fire killed four people and burned 56,000 acres. it destroyed 200 homes and businesses and damaged 27 other homes and structures. cal fire says the fire started when a t

. >> 10 is the time in a man was arrested for a stabbing at a chinatown bakery in san francisco.ice say the man stabbed a woman monday night. this is video from the citizen app showing the scene. fluke point lie. he's charged with attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> time now is 8.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers are asking the governor to bail out public transit agencies after his proposed budget cut millions of dollars out of their funding. leaders are scrambling to pass the new debt ceiling deal but facing some fierce resistance. >> i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. and coming up, house after cisco is trying to lure travelers back to the city. stay with us. and a little cool at the coastline today. 50's 60's out that way breezy as well, especially for coastal areas. >> elsewhere in the bay area keep the jackets on hand with. yet we're keeping the cool temps around, but getting some sunshine. i've got your forecast. a

a man was arrested for a stabbing that happened at a chinatown bakery in san francisco. the man stabbed a woman on monday night in. this is video from the citizen app showing the scene outside the fiu point. lay is now the man who is charged with attempted homicide and assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> well, to santa clara county sheriff's deputies now recovering after a male inmate stabbed them at the county's main jail. it happened just before 7.30, sunday night where deputies say the man walked out of his cell and attacked 2 deputies with a makeshift knife. both deputies suffered moderate injuries to their hands and shoulders they were both taken to a local hospital and later released. and the motive, they're still under investigation. >> it's 609. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers are calling on the governor to bail out public transit agencies after his proposed budget cut millions of dollars in funding to them. 2 people are in custody after a mass shooting

and a man was arrested for a stabbing that happened at a chinatown bakery in san francisco woman was stabbed their monday night. this is video from the citizen app outside of the bakery. fue is charged with attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. the victim who was stabbed. she was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> well, to santa clara county sheriff's deputies are recovering now after a male inmate stabbed them at the county's main jail it happened just before 7.30, sunday night. deputies say the man walked out of his cell and then attacked the 2 deputies with a makeshift knife. both of those deputies suffered what's described as moderate injuries to their hands and shoulders. they were taken to the hospital and later released this attack, the motive, all of it now under investigation. >> it's 7.10, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, california lawmakers are calling on the governor to bail out the public transit system after his cuts of millions of dollars in funding for them. leaders are scrambling to pass the new debt ceiling

one man was arrested for stabbing at a chinatown bakery in the city. police say that man stabbed a woman on monday video from the citizens app showing that scene full pull a charged with attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. that woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. well, to santa clara county sheriff's deputies are recovering after and male inmate stabbed him at the county's main jail. it happened just before 7.30, sunday. deputies say the man walked out of his cell and attacked 2 deputies with a makeshift knife. both deputies suffered moderate injuries to their hands and their shoulders. they were also taken to a local hospital and later released that attack and that motive are under investigation. well, a new report we're at recommends that the california legislature reject governor gavin newsom's plan to make changes at san quentin. the plan would actually renovate the prison with the goal of improving inmate rehabilitation programs and staff will be in there. the report from the state legislative

liz: new details about the stabbing monday at the aa bakery in chinatown. according to sfpd, the suspect is a 61-year-old. a witness took this photo of the man leapt to be him outside the bakery after the stabbing. he says he was still holding a knife. according to court records, he was released on parole 10 days ago. he pled guilty in 2018 to attempted murder. a report and hood line says he stabbed an elderly man and was sentenced to nine years in. monday morning after the stabbing, police arrested him. he is booked at county jail for attempt at homicide, assault with a deadly weapon and parole violation. >> my hands are shaking. this is how i feel and a -- i believe a lot of people are shaken. >> david low is a customer. he was shocked to learn the suspect had just been released from prison and hopes this sparks a conversation about reentry. >> someone who has just been released need support. liz: the stabbing happened just before 10:00 monday morning. -- witnessed the attack. he says the suspect entered and began stabbing one of the workers. >> the guy us

the bakery is one of the most popular places for residents and visitors alike. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatown one of the go to bakeries in all of san francisco. >> chinatown was hit hard by the pandemic. local leaders hope this does not undo recent progress bringing people to the area. >> the community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back. to make people feel welcome and safe. >> supervisor peskin whose district includes chinatown says his office is in contact with the shop's owner to provide support. >> developing now, the clock is ticking after a bipartisan deal to raise the u.s. debt ceiling was announced over the weekend. lawmakers have one week to lock the deal in. president biden and house speaker mccarthy came to a agreement saturday. the legislation will suspend the debt limit until 2025. it will allow the government to freeze the debt they already owe. the agreement will move to congress were members of both parties will vote. if they don't pass the bill, they could miss the june 5 deadline and force the government into strophic default. it increases work req

new developments in the stabbing of a bakery worker in chinatown. the suspect has quite a criminal history in san francisco. a source shared this picture of fuk poi lai moments after the stabbing. we later saw him in the back of a police cruiser. witnesses told us that that gentleman walked into the store behind the counter and stabbed the worker numerous times. police say that woman is in critical condition. our investigative team has been digging into his background. candice nguyen joins us. >> reporter: 61-year-old fuk poi lai has a violent criminal history in san francisco going back 24 years. going through court records today, we found at least six cases against him ranging from vandalism to attempted murder. 1999, court records show lai was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, which was not a firearm, and battery causing serious injuries. he pled guilty and was sentenced to over 200 days in jail. in 2005, lai was arrested for misdemeanor vandlism. that case was dismissed rather year later, he faced another assault with a deadly weapon ch

the bakery is one of the most popular places for residents and visitors alike. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatownactually one of the go to bakeries in all of san francisco. >> chinatown was hit hard by the pandemic. local leaders hope this does not undo recent progress bringing people to the area. >> the community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back. to make people feel welcome and safe. >> supervisor peskin whose district includes chinatown says his office is in contact with the shop's owner to provide support. >> developing now, the clock is ticking after a bipartisan deal to raise the u.s. debt ceiling was announced over the weekend. lawmakers have one week to lock the deal in. president biden and house speaker mccarthy came to a agreement saturday. the legislation will suspend the debt limit until 2025. it will allow the government to freeze the debt they already owe. the agreement will move to congress were members of both parties will vote. if they don't pass the bill, they could miss the june 5 deadline and force the government into strophic default. it increases

bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown has now being treated for critical injuries she suffered in a stabbing happened yesterday morning at the a bakery and cafe on stockton street. when it's the same man dressed in white sweatpants, stabbed the female workers several times in what appears to be an unprovoked attack. police arrested the person at the scene. people live and work in the area say that violent incidents are becoming more common. like apocalyptic. you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. the bakery was recently profiled by ktvu amberleigh for a series on san francisco's chinatown. it's been in business for years and is known for its cakes and other pastries. police in alameda say they issued dozens of citations to people who gathered for a huge sideshow over the weekend. several posts on social media show a chaotic scene at a parking lot at alameda point sunday morning, police say thousands of people had gathered for a muscle car show. the event lat turned into a sideshow dri

ama: we are learning new information about the suspect in yesterday's stabbing at a bakery in chinatown. the suspect, a 61-year-old, was released from prison 10 days ago after serving five years for attempted murder. he is believed to be the man this photo. the suspect walked into the bakery without saying a word and stabbed a worker. we are told the employee will be ok. he faces multiple felony counts including murder, burglary, and parole violation. dan: san francisco police had to shut down outer sunset because of a hoax. someone put a box with wires on it at the sidewalk between irving and judas streets. it looks like dina knight -- dynamite but it was fake. police had shut down the block and 47th avenue around 12:30 to investigate and make sure everything was ok. things are back to normal now. >> san jose police are looking for a motive in a double shooting that left a man dead and a woman wounded. officers discovered both victims just before 10:00 last night. the investigation forced the closure of one lane of highway 87 for several hours. police say they have no information on a

in san francisco, a woman was stabbed today while she was working at a bakery in chinatown .ice say the suspect was arrested at the scene in the east bay police responded to a family disturbance at a uc berkeley student housing complex before a fire broke out. one person was detained for domestic violence, battery and authorities are investigating the possibility of arson, and the los angeles county district attorney announced that a man who served 33 years in prison for attempted murder has been released. the state reopened the case and determined he was not involved with the crime. you can find these stories and much, much more at ktvu .com. california homeowners shopping for new insurance policies can no longer turn to state farm coming up wide. the company doesn't want to take the risk. researchers are sounding the alarm about recreational marijuana use by teenagers. while some think it's harmless. we'll talk live with the doctor about growing concerns over a link between recreational cannabis use and depression and teens. plus our steve paulson has your full forecast all

the bakery is a neighborhood favorite that was featured on friday in our series on chinatown cuisine. sernoffsky tells us police say they have detained a suspect in connection with the attack. san francisco police on scene of a stabbing monday morning at a bakery on stockton street in the heart of chinatown officials telling ktvu a suspect stabbed a woman working inside around 9:50 a.m. a witness saying a man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed the woman unprovoked. paramedics rushed the victim to a hospital, where she was being treated for life threatening injuries. the suspect was taken into custody at the scene. nearby residents said the attack was troubling, but unfortunately not surprising. in san francisco , apocalyptic you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. the bakery was recently profiled by ktvu s amberleigh for a series during aapi heritage month. it's famous for its cakes and buns and has been in business for decades. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news san francisco firefighter

. >>> in the past 30 minutes we learned an employee stabbed at a bakery in san francisco's chinatown just started working there. tonight, she is treated at sf general for multiple stab wounds to her neck and back. a witness told us middle aged man came in the aa bakery and cafe at stockton and jackson just before 10:00 this morning and attacked her. the police detained the man. there is no indication that he knew the victim. >>> tomorrow, san francisco prosecutors will be laying out their case against the man accused in the fatal stabbing of tech executive bob lee. he wants a speedy trial if prosecutors can prove there is enough evidence to hold one. legal experts say the rush could backfire on the defense. >> it is not easy to prepare for something like this in that short of a period of time and do a good adequate defense. but, the defendant does not want to sit in jail. he wants to hopefully be exonerated right away and so he is panicking. >> the attorney says the team is likely to focus on procedural issues or questionable evidence what he says is her strongest argument given the t

. >>> police releasing more details about the man accused of attacking a bakery shop employee in san francisco chinatown. and investigators say the 61-year-old walked into aa bakery and cafe yesterday morning and repeatedly stabbed a clerk. he's now facing attempted homicide, assault and other charges. a motive for the attack is still unclear. the clerk suffered life threatening injuries. >>> right now, disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is spending her first night in a federal prison after surrendering to authorities in texas today. anne makovec joins us with a glimpse at what life behind bars will look like while serving out her sentence. >> her 11-year sentence beginning today after the judge denied a request to stay free while appealing her convictions. so here she is walking into the women's prison in texas. it is minimum security about 12:20 this afternoon. so she is probably still settling in there. it's been more than a year since they convicted her of fraud and conspiracy. theranos, the company she created said they devised the blood tests that could quickly diagnosis the litany of hea

staying in the city of bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown is being treated for critical injury a bakery and cafe on stockton street. witnesses say a man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed the female workers several times in what appears to be an unprovoked attack. police arrested the man at the scene. people live and work in the area, say violent incidents like this one are becoming more and more common. apocalyptic you know what's going to happen? even for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. ktvu is amber leah just featured the bakery, especially report on san francisco's chinatown. it's been in business for years known for its cakes and pastries. judge has ruled that contra costa county prosecutors have disproportionately targeted black people with special circumstance gang related charges. the decision my contra costa county judge david goldstein, last week found that black defendants were more than 40% likely. to be targeted with special circumstances gang murder charges than non black defendants. these crimi

kumasi: learning more about the man accused of stabbing a bakery employee multiple times in san francisco's chinatownaa bakery. the suspect, 61-year-old released on prison on parole less than two weeks ago. he sentenced to nine years in prison. people are still trying to wrap their heads around what happened. >> by this people in the community are shaking. kumasi: he is booked in san francisco county jail and the victim in the stabbing was taking -- taken to the hospital with life letting injuries. --life threatening injuries. reggie: communities in oakland could have budget cuts as the city sees a historic budget deficit. there was a special meeting to address possible cuts, one group impacted is the department of violence prevention. it helps young people formerly incarcerated with workforce of element and life coaching. >> for the department of prevention to take the third-largest budget decrease for any department in the city of oakland, when we have heard from our city councilmembers, public safety is a priority. it is hard for us to make sense. reggie: in an email, the mayor says the budget avo

dan: new details emerging about yesterday's stabbing at the popular aa bakery in san francisco's chinatown. police say the suspect, a 61-year-old, was released from prison just 10 days ago after serving five years for attempted murder. a witness took this photo of the man believed to be the suspect after the stabbing. according to a witness, the suspect walked in without saying a word and stabbed a worker. >> my hands are still shaking. this is how i feel and i believe a lot of people in the community are shaking. dan: they haven't given a motive for the attack. he has been booked in san francisco on multiple charges including attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, and a parole violation. aaron peskin s recovering and has been visited by friends and family. you can check out crime rates where you live. we put this interactive neighborhood safety tracker on our website. there is data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. you will find it on the front page of abc7news.com. dan: -- ama: live look outside now. that green overcast look in the distance is sticking around tonight.

when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what's going on in daily life and everything changes. murals graffiti store opening. store closing. the bakery. i shoot anything and everything in chinatown. i shoot daily life. i'm a crazy animal. i'm shooting for fun. that's what i love. >> i'm frank jane. i'm a community photographer for the last i think about 20 years. i joined the chinese historical society. it was a way i could practice my society and i can give the community memories. i've been practicing and get to know everybody and everybody knew me pretty much documenting the history i don't just shoot events. i'm telling a story in whatever photos that i post on facebook it's just like being there from front to end, i do a good job and i take hundreds and hundreds of photos. and i was specializing in chinese american history. i want to cover what's happening in chinatown. what's happening in my community. i shoot a lot of government officials. i probably have thousands of photos of mayor lee and all the dignitaries. but they treat me like one of the family members because they see me all the time. they appreciate me. even the local

chinatown. it happened at the aa bakery and cafe at stockton and jackson this morning. our media partners at ktsf were on the scene while police were gathering evidence. a witness told them a middle-aged man came into the shop and stabbed a woman working the counter. multiple times in her neck. and police say they detained a suspect. no word on the motive for this attack. >>> police are hunting for a hit-and-run suspect who dragged a bicyclist 400 feet. now they just released new surveillance video to show you from a crash back on march 18. police say the vehicle crossing the top of the screen hit an adult woman riding her bike from behind, dragged her, and then kept going. this happened around 12:40 a.m. on park avenue. west of barack obama boulevard. the victim was hospitalized with major injuries. we do not know the vehicle model, but it's described as a small black suv or crossover. >>> arson crews are investigating a fire that prompted evacuations at uc berkeley's university village. they say they suffered a fire. as they smelled that smoke while detaining a suspec

dan: new details emerging about yesterday's stabbing at the popular aa bakery in san francisco's chinatownlice say the suspect, a 61-year-old, was released from prison just 10 days ago after serving five years for attempted murder. a witness took this photo of the man believed to be the suspect after the stabbing. according to a witness, the suspect walked in without saying a word and stabbed a worker. >> my hands are still shaking. this is how i feel and i believe a lot of people in the community are shaking. dan: they haven't given a motive for the attack. he has been booked in san francisco on multiple charges including attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, and a parole violation. aaron peskin s recovering and has been visited by friends and family. you can check out crime rates where you live. we put this interactive neighborhood safety tracker on our website. there is data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. you will find it on the front page of abc7news.com. dan: -- ama: live look outside now. that green overcast look in the distance is sticking around tonight. for

m, a bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown is now being treated for the critical injury. ffered in a stabbing. it happened yesterday morning at the bakery and cafe on stockton street, witnesses say a man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed the female worker several times in an apparent unprovoked attack. police arrested the suspect at the scene. people who live and work in the area say violent incidents like this one. are becoming more common. apocalyptic you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. the bakery was recently profiled by ktvu s amberleigh for a series on san francisco's chinatown. it has been in business for years. it's known for its cakes and other pastries. police are investigating after someone falsely reported a shooting at a southern california mall. that report prompted a heavy police response at the ontario malt mills mall in san bernardino county yesterday afternoon. investigators say the reports came in after a group of people ran through the mall. ontario pol

chinatown. it all happened at the aa bakery and cafe at stockton and jackson. the woman was taken to the hospital around 10:00 a.m. this morning. police say the detained possible suspect, but did not confirm an arrest was made. they haven't said anything about the circumstances of the stabbing yet. san francisco police are investigating a shooting also that happened outside the luma hotel just after midnight. this is near oracle park. san francisco police say 28-year-old man from ohio was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries, and they are still looking for a suspect. >>> and still ahead, a miracle in the midwest after the collapse of a six-story apartment building. >>> he survived world war ii and on his 100th birthday, an east bay veteran shared some wisdom with us. we'll tell you what he had to say. >>> usually it's the falling trees, but you'll never guess what caused a power outage for thousands of people in the south bay. known as a passionate artist. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be kno

now at 5, the chinatown community shaken after a stabbing at a bakery on stockton street.s is video from the citizen app that shows the scene. >> as police investigate. thanks so much for joining us. everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm pam moore in for grant lotus tonight. police say they got a report of a stabbing about 10 o'clock this morning in san francisco, the victim was taken to the hospital and there's been no update on their condition. >> police detained one person in connection to the stabbing, but they are not confirming whether that person was arrested or charged. supervisor. aaron peskin tweeted about the incident earlier today saying in his offices in close contact with the shop owner and that he's thankful for the quick police response. this is a developing story when will be passing along any updates as soon as we learn more now to some developing news, san jose police are working to track down a driver who allegedly hit a woman on a bicycle and dragged her more than 400 feet before driving off. >> police releasing this new video. it shows a driver they b

ama: we are learning new details about a stabbing at a bakery in san francisco's chinatown, that left a worker critically injured. anchor liz kreutz has been following the story and has the latest, including what we know about the suspect. liz: noodles are emerging about the stabbing at the popular bakery. the suspect is 61-year-old fook poy lai. it witnessed this photo of the man needs to be lai outside the bakery after the stabbing, he says he was still holding the knife. according to court records, lai was released on parole 10 days ago. he pled guilty in 2018 for attempted murder. a report says lai stabbed an elderly man in 2016. . he was sentenced to nine years in prison. on monday morning after the stabbing, police arrested he is currently booked at san francisco county jail for attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, burglary, and parole violation. >> my hands are still shaking. this is how i feel and i believe a lot of people are shaken. liz: he is a frequent customer of the bakery. he was shocked to learn the suspect had just been released from prison, and says he h

a woman working at a bakery in san francisco's chinatown was stabbed just before 10 this morning, a witnessr life threatening injuries. the suspect was taken into custody at the scene, a fire that broke out at a u. c berkeley housing complex earlier has now been put out. police say they found an adult and a child outside their family apartment with minor injuries. another adult, was rescued from inside and detained for domestic violence, battery and investigation is now underway. police are looking into the possibility of arson. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. we are following breaking news right now of a shooting with multiple people hurt in florida. this happened just about three hours ago along hollywood beach. that's about 25 miles north of miami. local media reporting. at least three of the nine victims are minors. police say one person has been detained, but they are still searching for another person of interest. that shooting reportedly happened after an altercation between two groups. no word on how serious these injuries are at this time. this is a breaking news story,