somethingaul pelosi. he is still in the hospital after undergoing skull surgery. the chief getting emotional a few minutes ago saying that everyone should be disgusted by what we saw happen in san francisco today. >> we also heard more details about what happened when police arrived, how the 91 one dispatcher was alert and just felt that something was wrong and that's why police ended up there. we heard more detail on that, and of course, the struggle with the hammer that the suspect was holding. dan: in fact, the chief said he believes the quick thinking of the dispatcher led to a much faster response and maybe was

life-saving, in his words. he said we know that paul pelosi was struck at least once by the hammer -- that's obvious. but the police actually saw the men struggling with the hammer as they arrived, and when they ordered him to drop the hammer, paul pelosi was hit. >> a lot of details coming out of that press conference, and we have a lot more information for you right now as we start our six :00 newscast. moments ago, san francisco police gave that update on the attack against paul pelosi and gave new details about how it happened. around 2:30 this morning, someone broke in to the pelosi's ' pacific heights home.

house speaker nancy pelosi was not there. the suspect is under arrest and also in the hospital. here's the latest from san francisco police chief bill scott. >> when the officers arrived and knocked on the front door of the residence this morning, the door was opened by someone inside, and the officers observed through the open door mr. pelosi and the suspect, mr. pappy, inside the entryway of the home. at this time, the officers remain outside the threshold of the home and observed mr. pelosi and the suspect each with one hand on a single hammer. it was one hammer that the officer observed. officers, while still outside the doorway, threshold, gait commands to both men to drop the hammer. the suspect immediately pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with a hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took the hammer away from him, and took the suspect into custody. they requested emergency backup, and they rendered medical aid. >> house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital around 3:30 this afternoon, getting there as quickly as she could from washington. she was not at home during this attack. doctors do expect paul pelosi to make a full recovery following successful surgery to repair a skull fracture as well as injuries to his right arm and both hands. the suspect, again identified as david depape, was booked on 10 different charges, including attempted murder. felony charges, this man will face.

the i-team has been looking into his online presence for any warning signs that there was a problem. >> he begins our team coverage with that part of the story. dan: david depape was part of the berkeley park crowd, used to sell hemp bracelets, but took a hard turn toward conspiracy theories. >> we try to prevent extremism and hate in the real world by monitoring online spaces. dan: kevin reus of the institute for strategic dialogue was one of the first to find and capture david depape's online rage. >> covid-19 conspiracies to information against women, content against the jewish community, federal law enforcement, pizzagate, even the pyramids on the dollar bill. dan: reyes says there were no

threats of an imminent attack. the head of the center for right wing studies says it was clear when depape was saying "where's nancy?" as he broke into the home. >> where do we member that from? it was from january 6. dan: he says it is a result of a failure from national leaders to lower the temperature on federal discourse and disavow conspiracy theories. >> as long as the myth of the stolen election is maintained and nourished, as it were, by the republican party, the threat of actions like today's or january 6 are going to be with us. dan: those experts are watching

now to see how extremists respond. they are concerned this could lead to other violent attacks. karina: paul pelosi is being treated at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. that is where ryan curry has been all day. he joins us now with the latest. tell us more about his condition at this point. ryan: yeah, good evening. we do know paul pelosi is still recovering here at the hospital as he is now joined by members of his family, including the speaker of the house, who arrived earlier this afternoon after a long flight coming back from washington, d.c. she was not at home during this attack. she was in the nation's capital. of course, when she learned about what happened, she came over here. that's the current status update of what we know now. she is still with her family and with her husband as they continue to recover. we know he is recovering from two surgeries, one to his skull, the other to his arm and hand.

those are concerning to members of the family, given how he is over 80 years of age, so obviously, that is a big factor they are worried about now, but that's good news coming from the pelosi family, knowing they release a statement saying that he is going to be expected to make a full recovery, but once we learn more about any sort of update, we will provide that to you. we do know members of the pelosi family, including the house speaker, are here right now. karina: we wish him a speedy recovery. dan: abc 7 was the first to tell you paul pelosi underwent surgery to his skull. our coverage continues with stephanie sierra who has a timeline of events and also reaction from those close to the family. stephanie: colleagues close to the family say it is clear this was a targeted attack. sources confirm the 42-year-old suspect broke in with the intention to harm the speaker and as we heard, ended up violently attacking her husband with a hammer.

friends, colleagues, and of course, the pelosi family in shock tonight. a violent attack on folding at house speaker nancy pelosi's pacific heights home just before 2:30 a.m. friday. investigators responded to the house for a well-being check and found pelosi's husband paul fighting off an intruder with a hammer. >> the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. stephanie: suspect david depape was arrested shortly after officers arrived on scene. 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. >> somebody broke into his home and attacked him?

we were just horrified such a thing could happen. >> it is just horrible. it is horrific. >> investigators say the motive for the attack is still being determined, but congressional colleagues who saw firsthand the violence unfold on january 6 believe it is clear this was a targeted threat to the speaker. >> of course this was an assassination attempt. that's what they wanted to do january 6. that mob of insurrectionists attacked the capitol specifically to kill pelosi and the vice president. >> it is exactly what the insurrectionists were saying on january 6. "nancy, where are you? where are you, nancy?" this man broke into the home, and that's what he was saying. there's not any difference to me. i cannot believe this is my country. >> speaker pelosi is the highest

ranking member of congress, third in line to assume the presidency, a position that has 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 at the home. >> we are working closely with our partners from the fbi, the u.s. attorney's office, the u.s. capitol police, and our district attorney. >> we will proceed with the appropriate charges. >> pray for the pelosi family and really pray for our country and our democracy because each one of these acts really diminishes all of us. it damages the soul. stephanie: chief scott just told us depape is recovering at the hospital tonight but will be booked on attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary, as well as a slew of other felonies. in the meantime, the speaker has made it back to san francisco to be with her husband and family,

and while the injuries are significant, thankfully we are able to report tonight, paul's doctors expect he will fully recover. karina: i spoke to republican general candidate nathan hoffman. he told me the incident happy pelosis -- incident at the pelosis' home is an example of what needs to change. >> people literally getting beaten up in the privacy of their own home, if it's an elderly asian woman alive sadly mr. pelosi, so we need an attorney general that's going to come in and tell the criminals know -- tell the criminals no. dan: we will be joined live by phil matier to discuss more about this. he will look at the big picture and what today's attack meant to politicians around the country.

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dan: even the bomb squad, a small army of police officers and investigators, have been at the pelosi house all day -- the bomb squad found nothing, thank goodness -- neighbors tell us they feel like the pelosi family has been under attack years now, especially given the current political climate. lyanne: i want to show you what we found outside the speaker's house. this envelope longs to the united states capitol police. what they do with this is they put evidence inside this envelope, and obviously, there's nothing inside, but this is proof that the san francisco police department is not the only agency involved in this

investigation. the fbi is also here. this morning, the loc home became -- the pelosi home became one of san francisco's main attractions for locals and tourists afterward the speaker's husband had been attacked inside their home. the couple's son was also present. the bomb squad arrived later to make sure there were no surprises left hind. they found nothing. according to the assessors office, the family purchased the home in 2007. neighbors living near the very visible pelosi home told us the house has been targeted in number of times. >> i think now with people being able to search and find people's homes, and it's very distinctive and very close to the sidewalk -- like, so many houses in this neighborhood are up flights of stairs. >> for years now, protesters have made it a point to bring their issues here, disregarding

their privacy. in january 2021, 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 through the back. >> no, i know that, but how he got in with all the security around here is difficult to understand. >> because pelosi was not here in san francisco, neither was her security detail. since the january 6 insurrection on capitol hill, members of congress have received additional 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: police are stationed

outside the home now and will remain here for the time being. the speaker has not returned home, but we heard the police chief say earlier that the u.s. capitol police is in charge of security of the home but that they will assist. it is not clear if san francisco police will have a special unit outside the home like they did several months ago. my assumption is that things will quickly change around here. dan: i suspect you are exactly right. thank you. karina: in that press conference, san francisco's police chief spoke about that attack, and he got emotional. >> our elected officials are here to do the business of their cities, their counties, their states, and this nation. their families do not sign up this, to be harmed, and it is wrong.

and everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. dan: everyone should be disgusted, the chief said. powerful words from a news conference not long ago, 20 or 30 minutes ago. karina: we want to ask about this because we knew something like this could possibly happen, right? but now that it has happened, what does this mean for other politicians and their families? phil: for a lot of politicians, and i'm not just talking about names like the speaker of the house or president of the senate or even congresspeople, but in the last couple of years, the level of discourse and discord in the united states and in the bay area has really grown. while the assault on paul pelosi is national news, i want to remind you that school board members here in the bay area routinely have their houses

protested. protesters show up on their lawns in the middle of the night. the mayor of oakland in 2020 had her house surrounded by people, and then they set off fireworks and shot projectiles into her living room where she and her family were? nancy pelosi earlier on had her house vandalized and graffiti spread out, and that's one of the reasons why they have a police presence. i was talking with one politician who said that, your address is on the voter rolls and people feel no compunction about showing up at your house, and this is the next step in that, unfortunately. dan: and it is completely out of bounds. phil: but the bounds have moved. people show up at east oakland council people's houses. dan: and this is just out of bounds. it is wrong. phil: we have come to -- not just accept it, but become numb to it?

dan: expect it. you have talked a lot about this and reported on it. san francisco has had a bad reputation the last couple of years for a lot of street permit problems. this is a little different, but how will this affect san francisco's image around the world? phil: it does not help. there's no way it helps. let's roll back the clock, this was the town where harvey milk and george miss goni were assassinated. this is the town where there was attempt to assassinate gerald ford in union square. this is a town that has a history of this, and this is another sad chapter in it. we hope that paul pelosi recovers, but we also cross our fingers to see if the city recovers as well. karina: at a time when the city is trying so hard -- phil: trying desperately to get a safer image out there. karina: thank you for your input. dan: we were sending out alerts

about the attack before dawn this morning with the abc 7 news app. download the app now. customize it to the specific topics and places you are most interested in. karina: and we have the this is gloria.

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karina: friday, the weekend is here. i know a lot of people out there are making plans. dan: the we can forecast is changing a little bit again. sandhya: it is indeed. we're going to bump up the temperatures this weekend. any outdoor hallowing plans? you are good to go. look at this, a lot of high clouds from our tower camera's, but a lovely day today. we have a couple of areas of low pressure that will start to head towards the pacific northwest. eventually one of the systems

out of the gulf of alaska gets here and we got some showers, but that's not until next week. if you are stepping out, grabbed a jacket. a lovely view, looking at the bay bridge. cool to chilly morning, warmer weekend and we are looking at dry conditions for halloween. you will feel that chill around lake and mendocino counties where frost advisory goes up tomorrow morning as temperatures drop to the low 30's. frost will kill any sensitive plants, so bring them inside or cover them. for the rest of us, because of the high cloud cover, it will not get quite as cold tomorrow morning. most of you will be in the 40's and 50's. it is mild inland, certainly milder than today. low to mid 70's inland. makes of sunshine and high clouds, and then, exclusive to abc 7 news, level 1 storm comes in on our storm impacts scale tuesday to wednesday. chilly days and nights will follow. tuesday is when we first see

some showers arriving, continuing through wednesday. look at the mountains. they are getting some snow. accuweather 7-day forecast, warmer weather for the weekend. near 80 inland sunday. i halloween treat on monday. the little ones can parade around at school, go trick-or-treating without customs getting wet, and i know dan has his costume waterproofed , so it should be just fine. cold nights follow. karina: we are getting everything. but the rain is what people are excited about. we need it. thank you. dan: it is the first day of a new job for elon musk as the owner of twitter. expect expert productions about what will change. karina: plus, death threats, intimidation, and physical assaults. at look

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dan: updating you now on today's breaking news in san francisco. house speaker nancy pelosi's house was broken into early this morning by an intruder. her husband paul was attacked by a suspect with a hammer. nancy pelosi was in washington, not at the house. that suspect, david depape, was arrested. paul pelosi went to san francisco general where he underwent two surgeries for injuries to his skull, arm, and hand. >> we also know based on our investigation at this point that this was not a random act. this was intentional, and it's wrong, and everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. dan: an emotional police chief, bill scott. house speaker pelosi, as i said, was not home when the attack happened. she flew into as of general. you see her there entering the building about three hours ago. her husband, we are glad to say, is expected to make a full

recovery. karina: this morning's attack comes amid a rise of attack on political leaders across america, and the rhetoric could impact the foundation of democracy. dan: that's a good point. zach fuentes looks at how better problem this has become. zach: disturbing voicemails like the one you are about to hear to a bay area congressmen are just some of the examples of growing threats and statements lawmakers have been faced with. happening the same day of paul pelosi's attack, the department of justice announced a pennsylvania man has pled guilty to sending voicemails like that to the congressman. in a tweet responding to that announcement, the congressman said, "maga political violence is at a peak in america. someone is going to get killed. i urge leaders to speak out against the violence." 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 work concerning statements and threats. the friday attack against all pelosi highlighting a troubling trend. >> this attack on speaker pelosi's husband is shocking, but perhaps not surprising in light of the escalating political polarization and really divisive and violent rhetoric we have seen over the last few years. zach: san jose state political science professor linda jackson says the escalation cannot be taken lightly. >> it really is, i think, a warning sign for our democracy that we are seeing perhaps people whose political disagreements are now crossing a line into real-life violence. zach: so far, the pelosi attack has broad agreement among many representatives from both political parties that the violence has to stop. republican adam kinzinger tweeted out saying, this must be condemned by every member of

congress and candidate, and ted cruz saying, we can have our political differences, but violence is always wrong and unacceptable. >> we really want to make our democratic process as peaceful as possible and to have people expressing those disagreements through their votes and through their words rather than violence. dan: we have been on this story all day long, obviously, bringing you the latest, and you can see all the angles covered in one place, the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. we are on 24/7. karina: a series of developments today in the death of an oakland dentist. her boyfriend arrested for hiring someone to kill her, died by suicide in jail this afternoon. he was arrested just last night for hiring a 33-year-old to kill his girlfriend, a beloved east

bay dentist. oakland's police chief spoke about the motivations. >> this is not a case about race. this is a case about greed. some tried to use this case as a way of dividing our community. karina: parent will be held on monday. -- the arraignment will be held on monday. dan: stocks close on a high note this friday. overall, wall street is on track for some solid returns this month, that compared to a very rough august in -- and september when stocks sank dramatically. the nasdaq added 309 in the s&p gained 93. some big changes are underway at twitter now that elon musk officially owns it. twitter's ceo, cfo, and top

lawyer are gone, leaving mentoring -- leaving many wondering what comes next. suzanne fawn has more. suzanne: elon musk is the ceo of tesla, spacex, and now twitter. on day one, he tweeted, "let the good times roll." the drama surrounding the takeover of twitter cost lots of eye roles. >> he bought it, and he has a right to do that. >> i just don't want there to be any propaganda or him advertising what he wants. suzanne: we spoke with the editor of cnet. >> this whole drama has not been something you can plan or understand. use happy sit here and eat the popcorn while it's going on. the big question a lot of us have i think is what twitter will 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. suzanne: bigger questions remain. >> for those of us using it daily, i think the key question is going to be how much worse a lot of the harassment and abuse that happens and the plat -- that happens on the platform is going to go. he has made it clear he wants to remove some of the guardrails, the moderation, and that could make it or worse. suzanne: some worry that for example, president trump, who has been banned from twitter, could return. >> a lot of people have gotten these lifetime bands. there's a lot of real impact that could happen by saying to these people, welcome back, have fun. suzanne: twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. the real question will be -- who will be on this council and what will their interest to be? will they be policy experts or reactionaries?

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karina: let's get another check on the forecast. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic for the weekend. i want to show you a stunning view. you see the moon, the financial pyramid, the transamerica pyramid, just gorgeous outside. here's a look at the forecast for the walk to end alzheimer's at bishop ranch tomorrow. registration starts at 8:00, it is going to be chilly, so grab some liars. later on, when the walk against,

it will get comfortable, low to upper 60's. our very own michael finney will be the mc for this event. for halloween on monday, you don't have to worry about the rain, we need the rain, but it's coming after. it is all treats and creepy clouds that would be around, a hunted night with temperatures dropping down to the 50's. mild inland, low to mid 70's inland, then low 60's. here is a look at the hourly forecast beginning at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. in case you have halloween parties to go to this weekend, it will still be comfortable in lenny, and then it gets cooler later on at night, so you will need to grab the sweater or jacket. 50's, 60's for those numbers. fast forward into next week, tuesday, wednesday, rainfall projections, not impressive, but looks like we will get some wet weather. scattered showers for your tuesday and wednesday. it will definitely be a warmer

weekend, mid to upper 70's inland, low 60's coast side, cools off on halloween, but it will be a nice treat, and then what will be a treat for mother nature is that -- wet weather coming in. level 1 storm, and it will definitely be cooler. daytime highs, colder. karina: candy for the kids, rain for the adults. it is all good. dan: and a little candy for the adults. larry: it starts with one tootsie roll, dan. by the way, way to get the video of me dancing? i was skinnier than. in sports, let's get serious. the 49ers have dominated the regular season, but they will be without several of their best weapons o

larry: good evening. turns out the 49ers' deal to get christian mccaffrey was not only timely but absolutely necessary. heading into their showdown with the rams, this team is really beat up. they are missing a lot of key players. arik armstead still out. joining him is linebacker dre greenlaw who suffered a calf injury last weekend. he's a no go. what about kyle juszczyk, so key in kyle shanahan's running game. the biggest loss on the offense of side of the ball, deebo samuel. the wide back nursing a hamstring injury. here's kyle shanahan on the bow's situation. >> it is not a precaution. he's not good enough to go. hopefully he will be good with a week off and ready for the next game. >> there's a sense of urgency with the guys. no individual is going to do it

on his own. we have to do it as a team. that's what has made us great in the past year. >> rough times on and off the field for san mateo native tom brady. his buccaneers have lost three in a row after losing to the ravens last night. meanwhile, brady and gisele bundchen announced they have finalized their divorce after 13 years of marriage. she reportedly wanted time to retire, which he did briefly, before returning. the wars begin a road trip tomorrow in charlotte, and we dive into the way back machine. on this day in 2009, steph curry made his nba debut for golden state. he looked so young. 13 years later, we would say it has worked out pretty well. we heard from a passionate klay thompson after last night's win over miami. he hit i've 3's in the game. he has gotten off to a slow start shooting. after deciding out of an abundance of caution to skip playing pickle ball this summer,

he responded to charles barkley, who said the warriors are fading with him in draymond green past their prime. >> there was a time when klay thompson was the best two-way guard in the nba, and he is not the same guy. that's because of injuries. is he done? no, i don't think he is done. i think he is slowing down. >> i tore my acl and my achilles in consecutive years. that hurt hearing that because it's like, man, i put in so much freaking effort to get back to this point. hard to even put into words what i had to do to be the player i am today. i don't know, it just hurt my heart hearing that. i'm not going to let these injuries be a crutch for me. i'm going to keep going and have a great year. bet on that. larry: it actually hurt my heart hearing klay say he's hurting,

but to be honest, charles barkley is not wrong. the warriors are getting older -- we are all getting older -- but, klay, you can tell how much he loves the game, his passion to give back and play. dan: that will probably steel him even more. larry: yeah, he said he would use that as motivation. karina: coming up tonight, it is matthew perry, the diane sawyer interview, followed by "20/20" at 9:00 and don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. and our latest abc 7 special, you don't want to miss it. it highlights some of the spookiest spots, including, of course, alcatraz island. just open up the abc 7 bay area

streaming tv app and go to the new and popular rogue to stream it now. dan: finally, a few thoughts about what really matters. we wish all the best and full and speedy recovery for paul pelosi after that despicable attack at his san francisco home. the assailant reportedly yelling "where's nancy?" during the attack, apparently looking for paul's wife, the speaker of the house. the speaker was in washington with her security detail when it happened. we are still learning more about the accused attacker, his ground, his mental state, but his actions undoubtedly fueled by the violent and incendiary rhetoric that has divided the country and dominated social media and the cable news talk shows in recent years. the january 6 insurrection at the capitol is the product of the current political climate. so, too, what just happened in san francisco.

the husband of a national political leader was savagely attacked right here. what really matters is, of course, his full recovery and that we find a way to turn down the heat and the hate before things get even more out of control. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. karina: we do wish paul pelosi the best as he recovers. dan: we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we

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