Headache is coming back next on abc7 news at 11. Always live abc seven news starts right now. Right away. We begin tonight with that scary situation at a church in San Francisco. Someone stabbed a parishioner outside after interrupting sunday service. Good evening. Im dion lim. That attack happened outside saint peter and Paul Catholic church in north beach just before 1 p. M. Abc seven News Reporter j. R. Stone talked to Church Leaders who say its part of a bigger problem. Yellow crime scene, tape flapping in the breeze outside of not only one of San Franciscos most well known churches, but a spot where witnesses say a Church Parishioner was stabbed in the leg on sunday. Several units. Your suspect has black shorts. Unknown length of the knife there in the middle of the street. Church leaders at north beachs saints peter and paul church tell abc seven news that the eventual suspect, who they believe is unhoused, first came inside during a confirmation service. The archbishop of San Francisco was there, along with a very large congregation. Due to safety concerns, leaders escorted the man outside. Witnesses say he was speaking with someone saying, quote, jesus is not real. End quote. Those witnesses went on to say that a short time later, that man stabbed a Church Parishioner in the street mans wife then called 911. Church leaders tell me that several people actually held this stabbing suspect down in the street until police arrived. The man was arrested, but Many Community members i spoke with across the street in Washington Square are angry. These people are not looking for help. Theyre just like whacked out of their mind, whether it be drugs or whatever it is. Like the city is just not doing anything about it. Church leaders say they believe another unhoused individual came in a short time earlier during the confirmation service, walking up and down the main aisle with a bottle of wine. That man left, but his actions had some on edge, only to then have this second incident. Regina scolaro, whose son goes to school here and says shes frustrated with the city right now, but not surprised by this until we figure out how to solve this problem and solve it with with compassion and also, you know, crack down on things for people that need to really understand there are consequences to their behavior. San Francisco Police say charges against the stabbing suspect are pending and the victims injuries are nonlife threatening. J. R. Stone, abc seven news. Police arrested five bar security guards saying they assaulted a patron last night in petaluma. It happened at jamesons roaring donkey in the heart of town. Police say the cuomer, who was sober, argued with security guards whori to kick a woman out of a bathroom. Then officers say the bouncers repeatedly hit him inside the bar and ctinu the assault on the sidewalk outside. Officers arrested the guards on suspicion of battery and conspiracy. Some good news just in for drivers in the north bay. Westbound highway 37 just reopened in the last hour. Several hours ahead of schedule. 21 miles from vallejo to sears point. Closed all weekend for repaving. It made for lengthy delays along the detour route. Caltrans says it used nearly 5000 tons of asphalt and more than 300 trucks this weekend. The westbound construction continues next weekend, then the eastbound lanes will be closed for two weekends. Sausalito leaders are hoping the ferry to San Francisco will start running again this week. The sausalito pier has been closed all weekend after an inspection found a problem on friday. Today we spotted a large crane and a barge ready to begin repairs. A City Council Member says they couldnt start until low tide just before five. Busses are replacing Golden Gate Ferry Service in the meantime. All right. We got a taste of summer this weekend. Big changes, though, are on the way. Abc seven news weather anchor Spencer Christian joins us with the 24 hour forecast and the timeline. Hey, spencer. Okay, deon. Well, changes are in the way, but we have one more taste of summer coming our way tomorrow. And heres a look at it starting at 7 00 tomorrow morning. A few high clouds around, but mainly sunny temperatures in the mid 50s at the bay and inland. Then by midday by noon, warming up to upper 70s inland near 70 around the bay shoreline. Upper 50s on the coast 4 p. M. Were looking at low 80s inland under bright sunny skies, mid 70s around the bay, 60 at the coast. And as we get to the 7 00 hour in the evening, a few coastal clouds will be developing, but skies will still be bright 70 inland, low 60s around the bay, mid 50s at the coast. Now ill tell you about all those changes. Big cooldown is coming our way a little bit later when i have the complete accuweather seven day forecast. Dion sounds good. Spencer. Thank you. Time now for our abc seven news at 11 advancer helping you get ahead on the big headlines coming this week. Up first, the Supreme Court case that california leaders and homeless advocates will be watching closely tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether people can be punished for sleeping outdoors. The lawsuit out of oregon is the courts most significant case on homelessness. In 40 years. Appeals courts say its cruel and unusual punishment to ticket people sleeping on the street when they have nowhere else to go. California leaders dont want the court to limit when they can clear encampments. Our next abc seven news at 11 advancer is the unprecedented trial of former president donald trump. The 12 person jury has been seated, and tomorrow theyll hear Opening Statements. Theyll have to decide if trump is guilty of falsifying Business Records to cover up hush money payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Trump has pleaded not guilty and is promising to take the stand and ahead at 1130, well walk you through who else might be called to testify. Our next adventure is an update in californias response to arizonas neartotal abortion ban. Governor gavin newsom says this week hell propose legislation to make it easier for people from arizona to get abortions. Here. He wants to offer abortion providers in arizona a way to quickly get licensed, to offer care here in california. Its something arizonas attorney general called for after the state Supreme Court upheld that 160 year old ban providers in california are expecting a surge of patients from arizona and say they need help from doctors there to handle the demand. And our final abc seven news at 11 advancer an important time for jewish families happening amid threats and loss. Passover begins tomorrow. Abc seven News ReporterTara Campbell talked to synagogues stepping up precautions and families changing traditions amid the israelhamas war. The calls to bring them home continue. The bay area jewish community, preparing for a celebratory yet somber passover for. I really hope that this holiday what brings us together is our humanity and our compassion, for each other. Yael nadim kirsch, Still Holding out hope hamas will release her brother in law. Her sister in law was set free in november. We are struggling, we are working. We are doing everything we can with the hope that we will bring you give home. It is very difficult this year knowing that so many are not free. Rabbi mark blum serves at Temple Beth Abraham in oakland. Were about to celebrate a festival of freedom, and our brothers and sisters in israel are actually in hostage situations. And he says, despite the weight of the october 7th attack on israel, they will celebrate. Were commanded to celebrate as part of our tradition. Also, you know, i having known many holocaust survivors, they always say celebrate when you can, no matter the circumstances, people are finding ways to remember the hostages leaving an empty chair. For those who cant celebrate passover, i have other people who i know have these like mini chairs that theyre putting in the center of the table. Usually we keep a cup of wine out for elijah. Im supposed to kind of sneak in sometime and drink it. Im leaving it out for just in case a hostage comes back and wants to walk into my house and join our seder. Or in rubenstein lost a cousin during the october seventh attack and had two other loved ones taken hostage. Both have been freed, and hes holding on to hope for the others. I think passover is the perfect time to really demonstrate that our our hope that theyre free and that theyre safe. And across the us, the fbi is warning of possible threats. I want you to know that we at the fbi are closely tracking these very real threats that have your communities on edge, and were actively hitting back at the perpetrators full force. Meanwhile, in oakland, rabbi blum says theyre upping protections. Were having private security. Were installing, upgraded glass. We are making sure every door is very secure. Were, you know, getting codes, all these things. And with precautions in place, hes hopeful for a peaceful passover. Weve been reached out to by our friends, by our neighbors, by the police, and we think were going to be safe here. Tara campbell abc seven news. Neighbors are coming together after a deadly Mountain Lion attack. The victims two brothers and one of them didnt make it. Well show you how the community is helping the family pull through. And San Franciscos mayor returns from china with a panda promise. But thats not all that could follow her home. 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We were truly successful in our trip. We had numerous meetings with government officials, with airlines and with business leaders. We held a Business Forum of people who have interest in not only doing business in San Francisco, but investing in San Francisco. But breed said the highlight of the trip had nothing to do with business, just check out her luggage. And of course, what everyone is truly excited about. Pandas mayor breed signing an agreement with chinese wildlife officials to bring pandas to the San Francisco zoo as soon as early next year. We expect a pair of pandas, and they are hopefully anticipated to come as soon as were able to raise the resources, do all the permitting, we are prepared to receive them so that when they do come to San Francisco, theyre environment, their food, their support will allow for them to be healthy and to thrive. Millions of dollars in private donations need to be raised to build an enclosure for the pandas at the zoo. The last time pandas were in San Francisco was the 1980s. Thousands lined up to see them. Come on, come on, mayor breed making this visit to see pandas up close. She called it a next level experience. I had a chance to go to the shanghai wildlife park, was the first time i actually saw a panda in person, and it was amazing. It was amazing to see them walk to eat, to sit up, to pick up things with their hands. The mayor also meeting with Airline Officials in china in an effort to bring more flights between sfo and chinese destinations. Overall, when we look at international travel, weve recovered 95. What still remains, though, is china. Were still only at 50 of what we were doing back in 2019. We know that there is a real demand. We heard it from tour operators who said we want more flights. We heard it from people who said, we want to come to San Francisco at sfo. Cornell, bernard, abc, seven news, new at 11 neighbors in the sierra foothills are supporting the family of the brothers attacked by a Mountain Lion, the El Dorado County community continues to mourn 21 year old talon brook, who died in the attack last month. 18 year old wyatt is expected to make a full recovery today. Neighbors held a benefit concert to at a brewery to raise money for wyatts medical bills. Most of these people are from our community. These people came out, they obviously the story has gone wide and our community up here is amazing. They have come forward and so many ways you cant even describe it. And more than half a dozen bands came to perform for everyone. The family says they are remembering talon for being a very kind and gentle soul. Wildlife officials are reporting the first whale death in the bay area this year. Its floating off the coast of crown beach in alameda. Officials believe its a young adult female gray whale thats estimated to be 40ft long. The coast guard and army corps of engineers will help tow the carcass to angel island state park, where theyll determine how it died. This is not the whale. Keep in mind, seen entangled in fishing nets near daly city weeks ago. Soon, when you pay your pgandes bill each month, you may not be paying just for electricity. You may also be paying for pgandes commercials, a new bill trying to change that gets a Second Chance. This week, lawmakers are considering banning Utility Companies like pgandes from using customer money to pay for advertising and lobbying. Pgandes has a plan to spend 6 million of customer money on commercials touting the companys work to manage wildfire risk. They shouldnt be using our money, our ratepayer money, when they have huge pots of shareholder money they can use for that purpose, the company argues. The bill would take power away from state regulators, who review what pgandes charges us for. A union for pg and e employees claims it would get in the way of Union Members freedom of speech and contract use. The bill failed in Committee Last week, but it is back up for another vote tomorrow. Waymo robo taxis are now a common sight in San Francisco and on the roadways. New data shows us where they are driving the most. The San Francisco chronicle crunched the numbers, reported to state regulators, and they show in the First Six Months of waymos commercial service, hayes valley, mission bay, south of market and the Mission District are hot spots for the robo taxis, waymo says it gave rides to more than half a Million People from september through february, the company told the chronicle. The busiest nights are fridays and saturdays or any time there is an event at the chase center. Waymo also says some riders are using the robo taxis to get to work every day drummers, dancers and decorative floats made their way through San Franciscos japantown. Today marking the end of the norcal Cherry Blossom festival. It shows everyone just all the little parts of what makes the Japanese Culture amazing. And so let it be the yosakoi dancing. Let it be taiko drums. The one float im always impressed with is our queen court. And so its always so proud to see what the next leaders of japantown will be. Yeah yeah, such a nice turnout with thousands of attendees this year who enjoyed the annual bloom and dozens of activities, performances and vendors. A propalestine group also blocked the parade route for a few minutes, calling for a cease fire. And boy, ive been to this event in years past when it is freezing cold, so this was quite a nice no freezing today. Not here, just lovely. Almost like summer right now. But not for long. Not for long. Maybe one more day. Heres a look at whats going on. You can see on the satellite radar composite image. We have High Pressure controlling our weather right now, bringing us, of course, the clear skies. And we have an onshore flow which was quite stronger, quite a bit stronger. Earlier in the evening. But right now its getting pretty weak. As i give you a look at the wind speeds right now, really, really calm. Those places that actually have measurable wind speeds have wind speeds mainly around 4 or 5 or six miles per hour. So its really calm out there. Its quite mild. 24 hour temperature change shows most locations a few degrees warmer than at this time last night. So on we go to a live view from sutro tower looking out over San Francisco where its 56 degrees right now, 58 in oakland, low to mid 60s at hayward and san jose and 48 at half moon bay. So its cooling down at the coast right now. The temperature readin