Friday Morning Constitutional: Stabbing at Inner Sunset Andronico's Leaves Two Hurt

The storm has begun and there was a brief ground stop for inbound flights to SFO due to wind, but that was lifted at 8:30 am. More gusty periods, with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour, are expected today. [Chronicle]
Two men were stabbed Thursday evening at the Andronico's store in SF's Inner Sunset, and one suffered life-threatening injuries. No further details have been released. [Chronicle]
After attending a closed-door session with the Presidio Trust on Thursday, US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum assured the local public that the Presidio will remain preserved and is not part of Trump's development plans. [KTVU]
Asian Americans have lost a tech world star with the fall of Jensen Huang, and there is worry in the broader community that the spy scandal will heighten scrutiny against Asians in general. [New York Times]
The always over-the-top SF Opera Ball happened Thursday night after being postponed due to the opera chorus strike, and Dede Wilsey was seated at the same table as the Pelosis. [Chronicle]
Bryan Stevenson, a public interest lawyer who advocates for the wrongly convicted, wrote an op-ed in the Times praising Governor Gavin Newsom's decision to commute the sentences of 548 death row inmates, calling it "a remarkable act of moral leadership." [New York Times]
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is pointing the finger at Trump's Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for agreeing with Jensen Huang about selling more AI chips to China. [CNN]

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