>> a terrifying attack. >> officers immediately disarmed the suspect, took him into custody. >> an attack on nancy pelosi's san francisco home, her husband beaten. >> i feel like their home is secure. however, there have than multiple protests outside. larry: good afternoon. thanks for joining us. the uncle in the attack happened after 2:00 a.m. at speaker pelosi's pacific heights home. she was in washington, d.c., but her husband was home. police say the first officers

witnessed mr. pelosi in a struggle with the attacker, both men wrestling over a hammer. officers tackled the suspect. larry: mr. pelosi has undergone several surgeries at san francisco general hospital. speaker pelosi is in san francisco right now after arriving from washington, d.c. dion: we have team coverage at the hospital where paul pelosi is recovering, outside of nancy pelosi's home. larry: let's begin with stephanie with what she has learned. stephanie: it is clear this was a targeted attack, intended to harm speaker pelosi. sources confirm the suspect threatened her husband before yelling repeatedly, "where is nancy" several times then violently attacked him with a hammer. we're told paul has undergone surgery to repair his skull and

is currently still recovering at the hospital. a violent attack unfolding at speaker nancy's pacific heights home. investigators responded to calls for a well-being check and found pelosi's husband paul fighting off an intruder with a hammer. police chief vilsack says the intruder is a 42-year-old resident who was arrested shortly after officers arrived on scene. forces close to abc 7 news say he confronted paul after breaking into a door on the side of the home, yelling for nancy's whereabouts before violently assaulting him with a hammer. paul was immediately transported to san francisco general where he underwent surgery to his head to repair a skull fracture and severe injuries to his right arm and hand. >> we were just horrified that such a thing could happen. x just horrible.

it is just horrible. it is just horrific. >> investigators say a motive for the attack is still being determined, but many believe it was a targeted attack against the speaker. >> of course it was a targeted attack. it's what they wanted to do on january 6, attack the capitol specifically to kill pelosi. >> it is exactly what the insurrectionists were saying on january 6. "nancy, where are y? nancy?" this man broke into a home and that's what he was saying. i cannot believe this is my country. >> speaker pelosi is the highest ranking member of congress, a position that is provided a

full-time capitol police detail. while the speaker was away at the time of the attack, it is still unclear why there was not more security present at the home. >> we are working closely with our partners in fbi, the u.s. attorney's office, the u.s. capitol police, and our district attorney. >> we will proceed with the appropriate chargers. -- charges. >> pray for her family and pray for our country and our democracy because each one of these act really diminishes all of us. so -- stephanie: we know the suspect was booked on attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary, and several other additional charges. the police office confirm paul pelosi is still recovering at s.f. general, and while the injuries are significant, his team of doctors expect him to make a recovery. aut

exactly what happelice we ll. paul pelosi actually helped save himself. >> somehow, he gets on his cell phone and dials 911 surreptitiously and leaves that line open, maybe in his pocket, maybe on the table, but at that point, an emergency dispatcher at san francisco police -- this happens all the time, you got a call, there's no voice on the other and, and sometimes you disconnect, but she is sensing something. there's a conversation going on in the background. she is sensing something is not right, so she listens in, turns up the volume, and paul pelosi is basically trying to tell her in code what is going on. "why are you here? what are you going to do to m e?" you can imagine he is trying to not let the attacker know 911 is

on the call. pelosi apparently is still trying to keep this down by playing off, you know, as the police come in what is going on, and he goes to grab the hammer, and our 6'2", 250-pound assailant hits him in the head as the officers are crossing the room. th susctnto cusdy.able to here's exactly what we know about him -- he is a native of british columbia but has been a california resident for the last 20 years. friends say he had been living in a storage shed in berkeley. his digital footprint reveals posts about anti-vaccination theories. he also shared several videos that falsely allege the 2020 election was stolen. larry: dozens of law enforcement officers have been to the pelosi house including the bomb squad. they did not find anything,

though. lyanne: this morning, the pelosi home became one of san francisco's main attractions for locals and tourists after word quickly spread that the speaker's had been attacked inside their home. investigators searched to thet'o present. no surprises left behind. they found nothing. according to the assessors office, the family purchased the home in 2007. neighbors living near the home tell us the house has been targeted a number of times. >> i think now, with people being able to search and find people's homes, it is very distinctive and very close to the sidewalk. so many houses in this neighborhood are up flights of

stairs. >> for years now, protesters have made it an issue to bring their issues here, disregarding their privacy. in january 20 21, the home was vandalized with graffiti, prompting san francisco police to have a unit stationed outside and around the clock for several months. and now this -- a home invasion and a brutal attack on paul pelosi. >> it is hard to understand how the man got in, but i guess we will hear more. >> well, he got in to the back. >> no, i know that, but how that happened with all the security around here is hard to understand. >> because nancy pelosi was not here in san francisco, neither was her security detail. members of congress have received additional funding for security at their home because of the ongoing threats. as the midterm elections move closer, some here are concerned. >> fearing that come election day, this could be a dangerous

place to be should the right decide to camp out here. lyanne: maybe because police were so focused on this investigation, they have not said if they will bring back that police unit that they had several months ago here stationed outside of the home, but i have a feeling, assumption, if you will, that things will begin to change. as i was saying previously, to say that there was a lot of activity today here at the pelosi home is, of course, an understatement. all day, this street was close, allowing investigators to come through it, and as i mentioned before, for neighbors, it was a shocker like it was for all of us, but not a surprise. dion: we appreciate that update.

larry: oh reporter joins us at sf general with the latest on paul pelosi's condition -- our reporter. ryan: at large motorcade did arrive here at sf general. we do know the house speaker did start her day in the nation's capital and was making her way to sf general to see her family and her husband that we know is recovering here at san francisco general. we are waiting to get the latest on what his condition currently is. we know from the statement set out moments ago that he is expected to make a full recovery following the injuries he received. we do know it was a fairly quiet scene except for the fact there was a part of this building -- we are on the north side of the campus -- that had a large presence of san francisco police, squad cars, and several black suv's. presumably that would be the security detail for the pelosi family. we do know he received surgery

through his skull as well as surgery to his hands and arms following the assault early this morning. what we are waiting for now is that status update on what is currently going on inside the hospital. we do not know what sort of condition he is in, but the good news we did hear from the pelosi office, saying he is expected to make a full recovery. he is over 80 years old, so any time we envision trauma to the head with somebody that age, it is a concern for the family, but as we know, that's a pretty good sign for the family, knowing he is expectevery thiss center, so doctors are capable of treating those types of injuries, and that's where he was receiving treatment this type of day. once we learn more information about his that is, we will provide that to you. larry: let's turn now to abc 7 news insider.

one of the questions is what about the security? you with they would have alarms if not police officers outside, but some sort of security system. >> they do have a security system, i was told. the question is if paul pelosi turned it on when he went to bed, but, yes, nancy pelosi has terrific security and if she had been in san francisco at the time, she would have been guarded and the person responsible never would have gotten inside, but we protect the office, not the office family. nancy pelosi, the vice president, the president, they get protection. she travels in a military aircraft when she comes into town or goes anywhere. she is surrounded by security, but that is not extended to the family. it was for a while back in janu may rellreeredenstrators upset e government not giving enough covid belief, and they smeared what appeared to be pigs blood and left a pigs head at her house and the garage door.

after that, san francisco did a risk assessment and determined that a squad car should be there , but in time, you have other priorities and things go. interesting thing is i talked to and number of local politicians and two other congresspeople, and they say the actual threats have gone up. we are seeing it. it is not just the big names, it is across-the-board, and it has been very tough to hold any kind of office, if it's congress or even the school board these days. larry: next time you are considering running for elective office, something you may want to consider perhaps. >> the suspect is local. you will hear a lot about him. he has a history of being active on the internet, which is no news there. we have seen that. he is also one of the nudist protesters in san francisco,

used to parade around l castro buck naked. the police came in, confronted with a very split-second decision. they opted not to shoot. we have all pelosi hopefully recovering. we have someone in custody. it could have gone differently very easily. if they had been a minute later, but they got there within three minutes. a lot of positive things happened in a very bad situation. larry: thank you. dion: our coverage of the attack at the speaker's continues. coming up, threats against politicians. and twitter take over -- elon musk's buy him as. and we are just days from

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any pop again or him advertising what he wants. >> >> this whole drama has been something you cannot really plan or understand. you just have to sit here and the popcorn while it is going on. the big question i think a lot of us have is -- what is twitter going to become over the next few months and even the next few days and weeks? this is a huge experiment with one of the most influential communication platforms in the world. >> bigger questions remain. >> for those of us using it daily, the key question will be how much worse is an lot of the harassment and all the abuse that happens on the platform going to go? he has made it clear he wants to remove some of the guardrails of moderation, and that could make it far worse. >> some worries former president

trump could return. >> a lot of people have gotten lifetime bands. there's a lot that could happen by saying to these people, welcome back. >> twitter will be forming a content moderation council with wildly diverse views. muska goes on to say that no -- musk goes on to say that no major decisions will be made before that counsel convenes. dion: now that the handover of twitter is complete, it remains to be seen how this will impact the larger role of social media as a whole. i talked with that -- i talked about that with an expert from nyu. >> twitter is an odd platform because it is not used by nearly as many people as facebook or tiktok or other platforms, but it has this rolling political discourse. politicians are on twitter.

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rain until all the halloween activities are done. right now, we are getting just some higher clouds that are passing through the bay area, filtering the sunshine, certainly have seen a drop off in those temperatures, down six degrees in oakland. 4-degree drop in santa rosa today. you can see just hazy sunshine as we look towards sausalito, richardson bay, 58 in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay, and a gorgeous view from our pier 39 camera. the sun just kind of beaming through some of those clouds. the sea lions seem to be enjoying it. it is currently 68 in napa. upper 60's, concord and livermore. and a live view from our santa cruz camera. high clouds, patchy fog, cool to chilly morning. we are looking at a warmer

weekend, dry for halloween. here's a look of a hallowing planner for monday. the sun goes down, temperatures will still be in the comfort zone, mid 50's to low 60's. it will get cool with some crazy clouds around. temperatures in the low to mid 50's but dry. frost advisory once again for lake and mendocino counties tomorrowteerature drops to the w 30's. good idea to protect any sensitive plants. morning temperatures, because of the higher clouds, not as cold this morning. we will still be seeing upper 30's to low 50's. on the peninsula, temperatures coming up. 65, a little breezy at the coast and north bay numbers, mostly 70's away from the coast. 73, san rafael. 69 in oakland, 68 fremont. it will be a nice, mild one

inland. 74, concord. here is a look at the walk to end alzheimer's. forecast for tomorrow in san ramon. michael finney will be emceeing that, and the weather should be fantastic, but it will be chilly in the morning. mid 40's coming up to the low to mid 60's at the time the walk is getting underway. watching for those showers coming in on tuesday. this continues into wednesday. rainfall totals look much lower than they did before. accuweather 7-day forecast, find all weather for the weekend, a little warmer. going to be a halloween treat on monday and that level 1 system bringing us scattered showers tuesday into wednesday, certainly chillier both nighttime and afternoon time, cold follows thursday morning, so it will feel like winter around here. look at our halloween game also. in colors. larry: one of us forgot to participate.

>> well, this is black--ish. >> where's your orange, larry? >> yeah, that's true, larry. larry: our coverage of the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's

larry: the latest on the break at speaker nancy pelosi's home and the violent attack on her husband. mr. pelosi right now is at san francisco general hospital after undergoing multiple surgeries for archewell's goal and injuries to his arm and hand. police say he was -- after undergoing multiple surgeries for a fractured skull and injuries to his arm and hand. the suspect is in jail facing numerous charges including attempted murder charges.

dion: the white house issued a statement saying president biden is praying for pelosi and for speaker pelosi's whole family. he called speaker pelosi to express support after this horrible attack and is glad that a full recovery is expected. we also heard from the vice president. >> this was an act of extreme violence, and i think we are looking at a time in our country where there is so much discourse that is fueled by hate and division, and anyone who professes to be a leader has to really understand the meaning and impact of their words and posture. i pray for paul's recovery. i know the pelosi's, and this is tragic. dion: senate minority leader

mitch mcconnell says he is horrified by the attack but is grateful the speaker's husband is on track for a full recovery. have you been in contact with speaker pelosi? >> i actually left her a voicemail -- actually, i did not because her voicemail was full, but i texted her this morning. i've got to tell you that it is the most despicable act, and it, i think, speaks to what we have in dealing with now since january 6 up 2020 one. a license that the former president to all his followers to be not just vindictive but to be hostile and, you know, take action that is truly not something you see in anywhere but a third world country. paul pelosi, the speaker, they

have our prayers. more than that, we've got to have their backs, and that requires every elected official to speak out against this and to demand that this man beheld to a trial in which he is going to be convicted, i hope, of a hate crime as well because i think it rises to that level. larry: we have heard a lot of people say they are shocked by the attack not necessarily surprised, given the rhetoric that has been ratcheted up in the past couple years. would that be accurate to say that that's how you feel? >> i want to be more than -- i mean, i don't want to see this happening. i don't want to see this normalized, and that's why i say that we cannot tolerate it. for meant to say that he was going to try and tie up paul

pelosi until she came home is what i heard, to the extent that is true, that is very similar to what we were hearing by the terrorists -- and they were terrorists -- the insurrectionists that took over the capitol on january 6. some of them are being held to paper for their offenses, but you have others applauding them as if they are heroes. they are vigilantes and should be treated as such. dion: we have covered some of the threats on local politicians . there has been this rise since january 6 of these attacks, the targeted ones. have you yourself felt that increased danger? have you changed the way you go about your day after what happened? >> my staff and myself have been

threatened. there are two people who have been charged and connected. one is -- charged and convicted. one is still in prison right now for the threats that he exhibited. my half continues to be harassed by callers, and i have told them that when they start to get belligerent and hateful, you can hang up on them because that is not proper discourse in a congressional office, so i think that is what we've got to do. we've got to stand up, and we've got to push back, and we've got to call them out. i don't know if minority leader mccarthy has actually expressed his prayers and condolences yet, and the fact that if in fact he has not i think says volumes about the unwillingness of those that bow at the knees of donald trump, what they are really all about. larry: how concerned are you about the upcoming elections?

both the results and the consequences afterwards, whatever happens? >> i think we have to wait and see. i think that the potential for very vicious conduct by those that are pleased with the results because now they think that they are going to reinstate donald trump could be very dangerous, the extent to which the democrats retain their majorities in both houses will probably generate more than -- more vindictive conversations and talk about rigged elections, and let's be really clear -- they are not rigged elections when you have a paper trail, when you can actually look at that ballot, count it, and for all the talk that went on about fraud in the 2020 election, we

have not had one scintilla of evidence that that took base. -- took place. dion: thank you are taking the time to speak with us. larry: as we mentioned, the attack comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders. dion: zach fuentes takes a look at the issue and what is being done to improve safety. zach: disturbing voicemails like the one you are about to hear are just some of the examples of growing threats and statements lawmakers are being faced with. happening the same day of paul pelosi's attack, there's an announcement a pennsylvania man has pled guilty. politicians on both sides of the aisle have aced an uptick in threats and violence against

them, though opinions may differ between parties as to what has led to the growing threat, it is in fact growing. this data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team shows that threats against them have more than doubled since 2017. in 2021, they had more than 9000 cases of what they say were concerning statements and threats. >> i believe the attack on speaker pelosi's husband is shocking but perhaps not surprising in the face of escalating violent rhetoric we have seen over the last few years. zach: the san jose state professor says it cannot be taken lightly. >> it really is a warning for our democracy that we are seeing perhaps people whose political disagreements are now crossing the line into real-life violence. zach: so far, the pelosi attack

has brought agreement among representatives from both political parties that the violence has to stop. republican adam kinzinger said this must be condemned by every member of congress and caide. >> we really want to make our democratic process as peaceful as possible and have people expressing disagreements through their votes and words rather than violence. larry: the respiratory virus scare that

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dion: new developments on that growing triple virus threat across the country. larry: some hospitals now using overflow tends because they do not have the room. >> 75% of pediatric beds nationwide are filled because of monday, the highest level the country has seen in two years.

a wave of respiratory viruses making an early-season impact. >> it is kind of a perfect storm of all these drums coming together at once instead of their normal, seasonal pattern. >> this overflow tent set up outside to help with the volume. in ohio, wilder jackson first got the flu. then three other respiratory viruses. he was hospitalized for four days. >> the fever spiked, and he started actually hallucinating. he would look at spots on the ceiling and start freaking out and crying. >> texas is one of five states where pediatric hospital beds are at 90% or greater capacity. at texas children's in houston, more than what he children are hospitalized with rsv, at least 10 in the icu. >> i think there was nothing that could have prepared us for the numbers we are seeing now. >> rebecca says her whole family

got sick, including all five children. >> it is hard. it really is because, you know, you feel so helpless. >> experts are reminding parents to call the doctor immediately if your child has difficulty breathing, is wheezing, or their skin color starts to change. larry: let's check out the forecast. the weekend is almost here. the uncle and not that you can wait one more second. sandhya: yes, the weekend is here and we have nice weather coming your way for outdoor plans. right now, a little breezy. a lot more high cloud cover helping to drive those temperatures down today, but they are going up this weekend. sunshine, high clouds tomorrow, low 60's to mid 70's. next week, we are still looking at some showers. rainfall amounts have gone way down, but i still think that as

we get closer, we will have a better idea. we know the weekend is going to be fantastic and halloween will be as well. dry for halloween, a nice treat, and then a level 1 system we desperately need. and cold conditions by thursday. larry: bring it on. bring on all that rain after halloween. halloween coming up, just happens to be national chocolate day, and we will celebrate. day, and we will celebrate. dion: and how you have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain

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larry: on monday, kids will be putting on their customs and filling up trick-or-treat bags with all this candy, but for kids with allergies, knowing which candies they can or cannot eat can be really confusing. dion: here's morgan norwood with some helpful advice to keep everyone safe. morgan: halloween can be an enjoyable time for children, but for parents of kids with food allergies, the holiday day -- the holiday brings an extra level of concern. children with allergies to nuts, eggs, milk, or wheat can experience anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening. >> sniggers, and names, almond joy, milky way, twix do contain allergens like milk, soy, peanuts, potentially wheat. these candies tend to have a higher amount of allergens

compared to other candies. >> it is important for parents to look at the ingredients in each candy and if the information is not on the packaging, they should go online or call the candy company directly and ask, but even if allergens are not on the ingredient list, there could still be trace amounts of common allergy triggers. >> looked to see if the candy was processed in a place that also processes nuts because there may be some cross-contamination that could trigger a nut allergy. >> as kids head out for halloween festivities, it is important they be prepared. >> make sure they have medications with them such as an inhaler, epinephrine autoinjector, benadryl, or anything else they may need. >> if parents are not sure the ingredients, they should watch closely for any signs of allergic reaction such as hives, difficulty breathing, or swelling upper lips and tongue.

dion: all right, grab your candy bars, cupcakes, ice cream, and really anything else you love that comes with chocolate. today is national chocolate day. historians say humans have been making chocolate for about three centuries now. larry: so they knew what was up in the 1700s. our friends at godiva sent us samples of their line of chocolate bars. dion: and larry will touch none of them. larry: you guys mock me for not eating stuff all the time, but i will say this -- when i gave sandhya her candy bar from godiva -- i have not seen her smile so widely -- and we have known each other two decades. sandhya: i was just shocked that

larry brought us chocolate. the uncle and he's usually not so kind. i think she was more flabbergasted. larry: it is supposed to be a segment about the chocolate, not about attacking me. my the only one who eats? dion: we have not seen you eat candy before so we just want to savor the experience. larry: it's not about me. it's not about me. >> what do you think? larry: it is fantastic. the uncle and you already know halloween is just days away, but the bay area has a lot of spooky area highlights some of the spookiest, including alcatraz. ♪

>> in 1867, a brick jailhouse was built and throughout this time, rumors of spirits did not go away. >> americans, when they started taking over the island, they would hear a lot of drumming, as if the native americans were still there, and at that time, there were no native americans. they would hear cannon fire, and they could never figure that out. larry: wow. you can stream the whole creepy bay area streaming special. i had to swallow. dion: i offered to read. larry: open the strea

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