>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding his. this is abc7news. >> it is wrong. everyone should be disgusted about what happened. >> paul pelosi, husband of nancy pelosi, was attacked at their san francisco home. what we are learning about the suspect and how they are reacting. good morning. it is october 29. it is saturday, october 29. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. a lot to dig into, but first, a quick look at the weather, and a cold start to the weather. >> were getting to november, and were looking at late sunrise for another day. the close to the north of us are going to stay with a few high clouds. 46 right now in berkeley. as we widen the view, it's 44 in

fremont. upper 30's in santa rosa and nevada had 50 downtown, so 24 hour temperature change, cooler from the peninsula to the coast, and how to use the inland valleys. high clouds with mid-60's by noontime, and temperatures will be mild. with spotty showers and cold weather to come, we all explained in further detail. liz: thank you. we begin with developing news. the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is recovering after a violent attack at their home. her office says paul pelosi underwent surgery to repair a fractured skull. this morning we are getting our first look at the suspect, 42-year-old david depape. he will face attempted murder and many other felony charges. we have coverage of the story and amanda kicks us off.

she was at zuckerberg san francisco general where speaker pelosi visited. amanda: surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands. nancy pelosi's husband was the victim of a violent early-morning hammer attack at their home friday. >> this is a code-3. amanda: 82-year-old paul pelosi dialing 911 and leaving the line open. before 2:30 a.m. officers arrived finding him fighting off an intruder, both struggling over a hammer. the suspect immediately arrested and later identified by police as 42-year-old david depape. >> at the point that police arrived, he used the hammer against the speakers husband in a manner that appeared he was intending to kill him. amanda: sources say he attacked papa loves the after breaking through a side door.

nancy pelosi was in washington, d.c.. in san francisco neighbors living near the home says the residence has been targeted repeatedly. protesters often bringing their. the brutal attack on mr. pelos has people worried about what could come next. >> fearing that election day this could be a dangerous place to be. amanda: the couple's son was present as police, fbi and capitol hill investigators searched the home. sky 7 was overhead as speaker pelosi landed at sfo, capturing her arrival at the hospital in the afternoon. late friday our cameras caught two suvs followed by a patrol car leaving the hospital. bill scott spoke with reporters, emotional in his delivery.

>> their families do not sign up for this to be harmed and it is wrong. everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. amanda: mr. pelosi and speaker pelosi's daughters are in town. the speaker's office releasing a statement thanking everyone for their support and prayers felt across the country. in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: more on the suspect who used to live in berkeley. our reporter talked with some of his former neighbors who say they are not surprised to learn about what happened. reporter: residents say the people in his house where david depape continue to cause problems. >> problems with the residence across the street? >> they are not the best of neighbors. the police are out here at least once a month just because of neighbors wanting to say, can

you move your bus? you are blocking my driveway. reporter: neighbors say david depape lived here several years ago. some say he has been back two or three times this year. most recently one month ago. >> would you say you saw him one month ago? >> walking with a child. reporter: the 42-year-old is facing several charges including homicide for breaking into nancy pelosi's house and attacking her husband. he was hospitalized afterward but police did not explain why. >> the suspect is in the hospital. we intend to book the suspect. he will be booked for felony charges. reporter: the institute for strategic dialogue says david depape was engaged in a variety of conspiracy theories. >> covid-19 berries to information against women, content against the jewish community.

pizza-gate, the pyramids on the dollar bills. reporter: he says he was also posting extremist ideologies on social media. his blog and facebook page have been removed. some neighbors say they are not surprised based on their interaction over the years. >> they create delusional conspiracies in their head and they call the police and think that things are happening that are not happening. they are completely detached from reality. it is the most aggravating thing to live next to people like that. i would imagine so. i did not have much interaction with him ever. reporter: a woman who claims to live in the house next to david depape belonged about his troubled childhood and the attack. she writes, "this attack comes as a shock to me. i did not see this coming and there was no sign of the possibility from his end." law enforcement tells abc news they are treating this investigation with great urgency given the threats to other members of congress.

david depape will be arraigned on tuesday. liz: there has been an outpouring of support for the pelosi family. tara campbell has been tracking it all and has the reaction. >> i want to take a moment to say a prayer for a friend of mine, mr. paul pelosi who was attacked. tara: from former president obama to now president joe biden, friends of the pelosi family with their prayers and phone calls in wake of a vicious attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband. pres. biden: when i spoke to the speaker she said that he is doing ok. he went to the hospital. he was operated on and he seems to be coming along well. he is in good spirits. tara: investigators say the motive is still being determined by the president believes it could very well be another act of political violence.

pres. biden: it is reported that the same chant was used by this guy they have in custody that was used on january 6. the chant was, "where is nancy? where is nancy? this is despicable." >> 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 is what he was saying. to me, there is not any different. i cannot believe this is my country. tara: state senator scott wiener of san francisco says he knows all too well the horror. >> i have received thousands of death threats over the last several years including some very scary ones. threats to decapitate me. >> i am very anxious about what

is going on in the country. what more evidence do you need than this morning's headlines with speaker pelosi's husband? tara: the attack hitting governor newsom hard. he has known paul pelosi his entire life. >> literally he has known me since my first breaths. what is happening in terms of the political polarization, the othering, the cruelty that is going on in our body politics. liz: that was tara campbell reporting. the attack at the pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies, de-humanized, that is the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous in terms of encouraging people to take violent action. liz: threats to members of congress have more than doubled since 2017 according to data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team.

this year numbers have only been released through march 23rd but if you look at 2021, there were more than 9000 cases of concerning statements and threats. we will be sending out push alerts about this attack all day long on our abc 7 news at. you can download the app so you know when news breaks. you can customize it to certain topics you're interested in. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is chilly out here as we look from our tower camera. mild days, so if you're looking for to the sun, it is a nice afternoon. the weekend is for you. before, we were talking showers and storms. much colder air. all in the seven-day outlook. liz: also ahead, cover your cough. why health officials say you should get your flu shot right now.

>> this is a huge experiment with one of the most influential communications platforms in the world. liz: elon musk twitter take over. the big shakeup and the questions surrounding the san francisco-based company.

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he was arrested thursday night for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill his girlfriend, dr. lilly sue. oakland's police chief spoke about the motivation for the murder. >> this is not a case about race. this is a case about greed. some try to use this case as a way of dividing our community. liz: sue chia was in the car with sue when she was shot to death. the alleged hitman will be arraigned on monday. an imprisoned former contra costa county sheriff that he will not be charged for the shooting of 33-year-old tyrell wilson. deputy andrew hall is already serving a prison term for another deadly police shooting 2018. the district attorney's office

cannot prove that hall broke the law when he confronted wilson who was armed with a knife. big changes are underway at twitter now that elon musk has taken over. the company's top executives along with the lawyer are gone and that leaves people wondering what is next. suzanne vann has more on what the future may hold. reporter: 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 is raising eyebrows and concerns about potential employee layoffs and cutbacks. >> he has a right to do that. we are in a capitalistic society that he can do that. >> i do not want there to be any propaganda or him advertising what he wants. >> this whole drama has been something that you cannot really plan or really understand. you have to sit here and eat the

popcorn while it is going on. the big question a lot of us have is what will twitter 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 commit occasion platforms in the world. reporter: bigger questions remain. >> for those of us using it daily, the key question will be how much worse is a lot of the harassment and the abuse that happens of a 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. reporter: some worry if president trump could be allowed to return. >> a lot of people have gotten these lifetime bans. there is a lot of real impact that can happen by saying to these people, welcome back. reporter: on this friday musk tweeted, twitter will be forming a counsel with diverse viewpoints.

no major content decision or account reinstatements will happen before the council convened. the real question will be who will be on the council and what will their interest be. in san francisco, suzanne von, abc 7 news. liz: general motors has become one of the first company to suspend advertising on twitter. the company will evaluate upcoming changes at twitter taking a direction under elon musk. gm will keep interacting with customers on the platform. flu season has arrived six weeks early and hospitals are seeing more people admitted for the flu than in more than a decade. this year there have been more than 7000 hospitalizations and 360 deaths including one child. cases are high in the southeast and now going up along the atlantic coast. health officials are advising people ages six months and up to get the flu shot as soon as possible to prevent severe infection and hospitalization. crabs will likely not be

appearing on thanksgiving tables this year. hundreds of whales were found foraging along the coast. there is concern that they could get tangled in the nets. the season was supposed to start on november 15. officials will reassess things on the 23rd. happening today in san francisco, kick off the fall season with an experience at thrive city. mpkipaill be able to, er and a screening of "the addams family two." amanda del castillo is hosting the event. the fun starts at 2:00 this afternoon. it should be a fun event. let's talk about weather. it should be chilly.

but there will be no rain. >> even if we had rain, we would be talking about that at >> it is true. >> it is so desperate. >> is coming our way. after the trick-or-treaters are out, and come wednesday and thursday, we are looking at cold conditions with a clear sky. it is 45 in fremont, and it is up in the last few hours. 46 in oakland. 51 downtown. 24 hour change. we also have san jose. we also san francisco, the bay bridge, and this afternoon, on the mild side. things take a turn, with treats.

we are looking at showers overnight on tuesday, last seen into wednesday. a weak system out of the north will allow for dry air coming in, and that will allow for scant amounts, but as we look at the rest of the day, high clouds throughout the and. tonight come we clear out. low clouds return. a sunny sunday as we get into monday. halloween is cloudy, and it is a bit cooler. this is what will arrive late monday, into tuesday. progressive pattern that will allow remote and snow, more rain, and scattered showers for the bay area with amounts light from a couple hundred to 2/10, aths sthat is how cold it wil. two inches in blue canyon in

five inches top of city, as well as kirk wood, and six inches at the incline. high clouds, mid-60's, and low 60's that goes. 72 in valeo san jose and 71. this is your mild weather. today, tomorrow, into monday, temperatures in the 60's. overnight lows will be in the 50's. we will be looking at a really different second half of the work week with a level 1 system on tuesday and wednesday. scattered showers, easy and gusty winds, and temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees below average. that will take the overnight lows more widespread in the 30's and 40's on wednesday and thursday morning. that will look wintry. even though we are not. , we will take it. i like the mild start and dramatic finish of the next seven days. >> halloween themed.

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>> good morning, coming up on gma, the latest development in the violent assault on nancy lucy's husband. with the suspect, authorities are urging caution amid rising caution for federal officials. tom and gisele officially are calling it quits. but the former power couple is saying about the amicable ending of their 13 years of marriage and the teacher as coparents. school spirit at college. we are at florida a&m university, and we are meeting a round -- proud mom who is making a difference in her community and they will strike in from the top. it's all ahead on gma.

>> things look different. starting november 1 new york city will require employers with four or more employees to provide salary ranges. in january employers with 15 or more workers will have a similar law. on the job listing you have to put the salary range. you will be able to see what employers are expecting to pay. thousands of employers in both states will be affected. new details about a recently shuttered sandwich shop. marina some rain will be open next week. the owner is retiring but because according to the sfgate, another owner bought it and will reopen it on tuesday. he will serve the same sandwiches with the same recipes. marina submarine has been popular among locals. even governor newsom was a fan. the world's 50 best vineyards list and three north bay spots have made the list. napa valley robert winery is number seven seven and the best

vineyard in north america. healdsburg jordan vineyard and winery is number 46 which is famous for its extravagant halloween parties. this year's theme is dead hollywood. still to come, a remarkable number to make repairs. how much san francisco schools need to spend on fixing maintenance issues. learning to fight fires. teaching candidates all about a career in the fire service.

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area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining us. we will start with the forecast. a chilly start to the weekend. >> it will remain dry for the next few days, but not for the week ahead t right now, it's 45n rkeley and or e3 enrichment it cool numbers on the east bay shore. 40 one in livermore, and chile in the inland valleys. 40's in san jose, two to three degrees colder for some of you and east bay, to the inland valleys, with a coast at four degrees cooler. 9:00, in the 40's and 50's. sunny, and by 11:00, more sunshine in the low to mid 60's it look what happens by 1:00. 70 degrees. high clouds and widespread 60's. mild day for everyone on the bayshore, and inland.

on the evening hours, we have more low clouds and fog, and another nice day for sunday, but if you want some rain, some colder air and to turn on the heat, that is coming in the seven-day outlook. stay tuned for that. liz: thank you. developing this morning, nancy pelosi's husband is continuing to recover after the violent attack at their home. her office says 82-year-old paul pelosi underwent surgery to repair a fractured skull. he is expected to make a full recovery. the alleged attacker, 42-year-old david depape, is facing attempted murder and other charges. he will be arraigned on tuesday. we are 10 days away from election day. governor newsom will be campaigning in new mexico today on behalf of the governor there. in the bay area this morning, a deeper look at the fight for school boards.

a women's republican group explains why they are setting their sites on these races. >> across the country many of the most fiery political debates have been happening in a place that used to be considered pretty sleepy. local school board races. as bay area voters head to the polls, some have been surprised to learn those national culture wars are even playing out here and some of the most liberal parts of california. >> nobody like this has ever run for school board before. >> dr. moser michelson is a professor of political science. she says there is a candidate on the ballot against teaching critical race theory. >> anti-crt in her candidate statement. liz: that candidate is running in the palo alto unified school district. she is one of 16 candidates backed by the silicon valley association of republican women. >> the yard sign, i took it out of my yard? liz: the group's president said she started an effort last year to recruit candidates to run for

school boards this november. >> it started with my manicures. she is vietnamese. i talked to her about her kids and she said, they do not have the same values that the parents have. well, why is that? because they have been in public school and they have been taught that socialism is good and america's bad. >> we will have other trainings. liz: they provided us this video from the first recruitment meeting. she says 50 people showed up. >> father god, we thank you and i thank you for these wonderful people who have said i am not willing to stand by and see our children indoctrinated. liz: she now has candidates running in 10 different school board races across the south bay including in san jose, palo alto, and morgan hill. >> he is running in cambria.

liz: many of them are parents. for all of than it is their first time running for office. she showed us some of the candidates campaign flyers. >> they are not hiding. >> they are not hiding what they believe. liz: many explicitly say they do not believe in discussing gender identities like transgender in schools and are against critical race theory. one uses a photo of dr. martin luther king jr. to make their case about how to talk about race. >> if we just talked about slavery being bad, which we all agree is bad, but now they turn it around so that white people, white children and asians have to apologize for their whiteness, apologize. and that really is totally wrong. >> we are not teaching critical race theory. this is not the case. that is a misunderstanding of what critical race theory is. liz: dr. hill is apolitical science professor. >> how are we going to talk about race in the classroom?

how are we going to talk about things like lgbtq people? should books be banned? we are seeing those as hot topics playing out across school board races. liz: she points out the school board races are nonpartisan, meaning no party affiliation is listed on the ballot but in california where democrats make up the majority of voters, the effort to mobilize candidates to run for these school boards has been led predominantly by republicans. the california gop has even started a program called parent revolt, the goal to recruit and train school board candidates. >> in california there is frustration for republicans because state offices are held by democrats. where can you make a difference? at the local level. so school boards are those local races where the battle between republicans and democrats is still playing out. >> that has always been the strategy of the republican party for years. we can run people for

nonpartisan positions. liz: even she acknowledges that this year something is different. she says she has never had this many candidates run for office. dr. michelson says given the area's political leanings, she is no surprise the candidates are being so upfront. >> that makes me wonder is that a winning message in palo alto? i would be surprised but again, if you are more conservative in this town, you do not tend to advertise it. we will see. liz: she says being upfront as part of their strategy. >> if a voter really wants to look, they can make a decision. liz: she bele galvanizing voter, especially parents. she says just look at the school board recall in san francisco. >> did that give you momentum?

did that make you think that you should do what you are doing? >> yes. i am like, ok. people are waking up. that is good. if it can happen in san francisco, it can happen anywhere. liz: this is happening all across the bay area. tomorrow morning we will show you how it is unfolding in the north bay where candidates are making a similar fight for school board. but unlike in the south bay, some critics say candidates are not being as upfront about their agenda. you can see both of these stories on our website abc7news.com. san francisco schools will need to spend $1.4 billion in maintenance repairs. malfunctioning equipment, electrical and plumbing problems are a handful of issues the district will need to fix. modernization and upgrades to already functioning facilities are not included. more than 100 sites and the good news is the schools are safe to attend but they might be uncomfortable. today is your chance to get rid of any unused or expired medications, particularly opioids. today is prescription drug take back day. dozens of drop-off sites will be in the bay area. last year more than 15,000

pounds of medication was collected at events across the country. you can find locations at takebackday.dea.gov. if you are looking for a career in firefighting, you can meet the challenge at a career expo in the east bay. candidates can get a glimpse of their future at the firefighter career expo. there will be hands-on demonstrations and workshops about the equipment. it is from 10:00 to 1:00 at the candidate testing center in livermore. it is free and open to anyone interested. still ahead, more magic at disneyland. the new hands-free excess where you can buy right now so you can enjoy the parks even more. here is a live look outside this morning at the ferry building. we will talk with lisa when we get back.

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san mateo bridge. it is a chilly day. this morning we are getting another new image from the james webb space telescope. nasa captured this ghostly looking image. leaping across the cosmos. this is a dark side of the pillars of creation which is interstellar dust and gas speckled with newly formed stars. you cannot see the starlight because of the new infrared lights. it is about 6500 light-years from earth and was first captured by the hubble telescope in 1995. halloween is two days away but the bay area has a lot of spots you can check out. our latest abc7 original special creepy bay area highlights the spookiest including alcatraz island. ♪ reporter: in 1857 a bricks jail house 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 can never figure that out. liz: you can stream the whole special right now on-demand. just open up the abc7 bay area streaming tv app. let's get a check on the weather. we are tracking the forecast for halloween weekend. >> creepy clouds. as right now, we are clear and cold out there. temperatures are in the upper 30's to near 50. wild afternoon, and tomorrow, the warmest days are right in front of us before things really change. i will talk about the wet and cold days, next.

liz: also next, no deebo, no problem. why the 49ers will have to take on the rams without him. larry beil will explain in sports. liz: the warriors begin e

game road trip today taking on the charlotte hornets. tipoff is at 4:00 at spectrum center. the 49ers are gearing up for another matchup against the rams but they will be without some key players. sports director larry beil has more. larry: good morning. the 49ers will be without deebo samuels sunday against the rams and he will have company on the sidelines. they have been decimated by injuries. joining him is linebacker dray greenway who has been playing out of his mind. no go for the rams game. so important to the shanahan running game, he mangled his finger last week. deebo out with a hamstring injury.

here is kyle shanahan. >> it is not a precaution. he is not good enough to go. the fact that he even had a chance means hopefully he will be good with one week off and ready for the next game. >> there is a sense of urgency. we have to do this together. no individual will do it on his own. we have to do it as a team. that is what has made us great in the past. larry: world series game one, dusty baker and the astros hosting the phillies. kyle tucker hit two homers for houston. the astros had a 5-0 lead. the astros have now lost a game on the way to the world series but the phillies battled back. two run double to left ties it up in the fifth. the phillies have the magic. the dugout is loving it. the astros fans were stressing and still stressing. top 10, rio mu tow again. deep and out of here to write.

the final out is coming up as the phillies prevail. they have won game one of every playoff series this year and have won every series so far. br n sta 0-5 s his rookie year. anthony davis was out. lebron had 28 points but cannot do it all by himself. rudy gobert, 21 points. the second worst start in lakers history. this is fun. he gets the tees at n.c. state. he was initially trained to fetch baseball bats, doing that for the durham wolves for five years. a 6-year-old black lab. his father, cowboy coal was a tea catcher for boise state back in the day. that is morning's sports. have a great weekend. i am larry beil.

liz: let's get a check of our halloween forecast. >> it is chilly out there and a cold sky. radiation cooling. just a little patchy fog. that will come back in the forecast on sunday. a mild day will stay on the next seven today and tomorrow. then, things begin to change on halloween. much more dramatic changes as we get into tuesday and wednesday. 46 in oakland, and 45 in fremont and a lot of low 40's in the valleys, and the peninsula, to the east bay, anywhere from two to three degrees cooler. looking from mount tam. you can see the beginning of sunrise it it comes up, and a week from tomorrow, we will fall back had november 6 at sunsetting at 6:12 p.m.. a dark morning for the next 30 minutes or so. as we look at the high clouds later on in the afternoon, they

went away there. we have a nice day, sunnier day on sunday. cooler day on monday. for halloween, still dry for the trick-or-treaters. as we look at this, it's arriving overnight on monday. into tuesday, not only is it coming from the north but the cold air cannot hold the moisture. rainfall amounts will be light. to be a few 100th 261 hundredths. maybe a tent in oakland. 2/10 in the highest elevations. in some of the hills, east bay is getting a little bit better amounts here. good news. it certainly gets the pavement wet, and we will translate into snow. were talking anywhere from a couple of inches to one half foot did feeling pretty wintry as we get into the first couple of days of november. quite cold with the air mass behind the front.

o ds. c th ithe outlk for the first couple of days of november, and as we get to the second week of november, we see an even stronger system. hope we, this is the beginning of some wet weather, even though we are looking at the third linear -- la niña potentially. not super dry weather, but the likelihood is there. looking for low 70's up in the north bay. it will be a mild afternoon with sunshine and high clouds read as we take a more specific look at halloween, you will notice that not only will it be dry, but we will see spooky and haunted evenings as we get to the 7:00 and 8:00 hour. temperatures will drop into the 50's. it is a called one out there, but certainly, nothing unusual about it read as we look at the seven-day forecast, we bring in the mildest days today and tomorrow.

for monday, it is halloween, and the level 1 system is tuesday and wednesday it paves the way for more. it is going to be cold. i have not turned on the heat yet. >> i was doing that last night. time to turn on the heat. >> a lot of folks like to wait until thanksgiving. >> when is the time change? >> from today, we will get an extra hour of sleep. liz: thanks. disney has launched a new item at the disneyland resort. magic bands are available and allow you to put your ticket on the band and scan it with your passes which can get you onto rides. tony cabrera from our sister station has the details. reporter: guests are lining up to be the first to get the magic band plus, a convenient stylish hands-free accessory to make the experience a lot easier. >> we have been waiting since monday. we wanted them on monday. reporter: the original magic band was first introduced in

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8:00. >> the san francisco zoo is hosting a maze. there is also a costume contest for animals. you can see the animals get pumpkin treats throughout the day. this runs from 11:00 until 4:00. it is free with a paid ticket. this morning, we are getting a look at the san francisco fine dining experience for dogs. it offers cappuccinos and sweets. they offer a three course tasting menu. the menu is based on organic farms. they include waffles and filet mignon. there also mimosas pet owners.

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