>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> their families don't sign up for this, to be harmed. and it is wrong. and everybody should be disgusted about what happened. >> house speaker nancy pelosi's husband attacked at their san francisco home. how politicians are reacting. we will get to that story in just a moment. a quick look at the weather. >> we are seeing a turnaround and clear. temperatures are still in the 30's. high pressure control fear

saturday, sunday, and even monday. santa clara a chilly 39 and here is a look at the south bay where number -- numbers range from the upper 30's. temperatures coming up in the mid 60's to low 70's. it is pretty mild for this time of year and will take that trend to the second half of the weekend. but things change throughout the middle of the week when november arrives and you could be digging around for your umbrella. >> the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is recovering after a violent attack at their san francisco home. paul pelosi underwent surgery to repair a fractured skull. the suspect is 42-year-old david depape.

we have coverage of this story and we start things off from san francisco general where speaker pelosi visited yesterday. >> repairing a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul was the victim of a violent early-morning hammer attack. >> this is a code-3. >> 82-year-old paul a lucy dialing 911 and leaving the line open. officers arrived to find him fighting off an intruder, both struggling over a hammer. the suspect later identified by police as david to pappy. >> he did turn against the speakers husband in a manner

intending to kill her. >> he confronted mr. pelosi after breaking through a side door, shouting for the speaker's whereabouts before the attack. back in san francisco, neighbors living near the pelosi home say the residence has been targeted repeatedly. protesters often bringing their issues to the family front door. the brutal attack has people worried about what could come next. >> fearing that come election day this could be a dangerous place to be should the right decide to camp out here. >> his son was present as police and capitol hill investigators searched through the home. capturing her arrival at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. our cameras caught dark suvs followed by a patrol car leaving

the hospital. the police chief spoke with reporters, emotional in his delivery. >> the families do not sign up for this and it is wrong. and everybody should be disgusted about what happened. >> we are told their daughters are in town and the speaker's office releasing a statement on behalf of the family thanking everyone for their outpouring of support and prayers felt across the country. >> and out to more on the suspect who used to berkeley. we talked with former neighbors who say that they are not surprised to learn about what happened. >> residents say the people in this house continue to cause problems.

>> they are not the best of neighbors. >> the police are out here once a month because of neighbors wanting to say hey, can you move your bus? >> he used to live here several years ago and has been back to her three times this year, most recently about a month ago. >> we saw them about a month ago , walking over here with the child. >> he is facing several charges including attempted homicide for allegedly breaking into nancy pelosi's house and attacking her husband. he was hospitalized afterwards but they did not explain why. >> we attempt the book the suspect whether it is in absentia or in person. >> he was engaged in a variety of conspiracy theories.

>> covid-19 conspiracies, information against women, content against the jewish community, pizza gate. >> he was posting about extremist ideologies on social media. his blog and facebook page have since been removed. some are not surprised based on interactions over the years. >> they create delusional conspiracies and call the police and think things are happening that aren't happening and it's the most aggravating thing to have to live next to. i did not have much interaction with him. >> a woman who claimed she lived with him and was in a relationship with her mother blogged about his troubled childhood. this attack comes as a shock to me. i did not see this coming. there was no sign of the possibility from his end.

law enforcement is treating this investigation with great urgency. he is expected to be arraigned on tuesday. >> and there has been an outpouring of support for the family. >> i want to take a moment to say a prayer for a friend of mine, mr. paul pelosi who was attacked. >> from former president obama to now president joe biden, prayers and phone calls in the wake of the decision attack. >> i spoke to the speaker and she said he's doing ok. he's being operated on and he seems to be coming along well. >> investigators say the suspected attacker's motive is

still being determined but the president and some legislators believe it very well could be another act of political violence. >> the same chant was used by this guy they have in custody. the chant was, where's nancy? where's nancy? where's nancy? this is despicable. >> that's what the insurrectionists were saying. and this man broke into a home and that's what he was saying. i can't believe this is my country. >> state senator scott wiener knows all too well the horror. >> we have received thousands of threats over the last several

years including some scary ones. >> i'm very anxious about what is going on in the country. just look at this morning's headlines. >> the attack hitting governor newsom hard who has known paul poulos he his entire life. >> he has known me since my first breaths. what is happening in terms of political polarization, the cruelty going on. >> the attack comes on the heels of verizon attacks across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies and dehumanized, that is the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous and encouraging people to take violent action.

>> threats have more than doubled. this year's numbers have only been released through march 23 but if you look at 2021, there were 9000 cases of concerning statements and threats. we are sending out push alerts all day and you can download the app now so you know when news breaks and you can customize it to specific topics. let's get a check outside this morning as we >> we have scattered clouds and temperatures right around 50 degrees and kind of a nice morning out there. another vantage point here showing the sun is shining and it will warm us up to near average. we were shy of that yesterday and it will be a mild saturday and a comfortable weekend with the way things are changing in the beginning of next week.

showers and much colder air. >> why health officials say you should get your flu shot right now. >> this is a huge experiment with one of the most influential communication platforms in the world. >> the twitter takeover and the shakeup surrounding the san francisco-based company. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline.

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the group posting the protest starts at 11:00 this morning. his strange twist in the death of a dentist who police say was arrested in the murder for hire plot. 73-year-old nelson was found unresponsive in a single person holding cell in dublin yesterday afternoon. he was arrested for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill his girlfriend. the police chief spoke about the motivation for murder. >> this is not a case about race. this is a case about greed. >> she was in the car when she was shot to death. the alleged hitman will be arraigned on monday.

an imprisoned sheriff's deputy will not face criminal charges for shooting and killing 33-year-old tyrone wilson. the x deputy is andrew hall and already serving a six-year prison term for a previous shooting in 2018. he shot and killed a man during a slow speed chase. the district says they cannot confirm he broke the law. big changes are underway at twitter now that elon musk has taken over. the top executives are gone so what is next? suzanne has more on what the future may hold. >> elon musk is the ceo of tesla, spacex, and now twitter. he tweeted, let the good times roll. the takeover is raising lots of eyebrows and concerns about potential layoffs, among other

things. >> he bought it. he has the right to do that. >> i just don't want there to be propaganda or him just showing what he wants. >> you have to sit here and eat the popcorn. a question 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 platforms of the world. for those of us using it daily, the key question will be how much worse is the harassment and the abuse that happens going to go? he's made it clear he wants to remove the guardrails of moderation and that could make

it far worse. >> some worry that president trump could be allowed to return. >> will who have gotten lifetime bands. there's a lot of real impact that could happen by saying welcome back, have fun. >> musk tweeted that twitter will be forming a moderation council and went on to say no major reinstatements will happen before that counsel convenes. the real question will be who will be on the council and what will their interests be? will they be policy experts or reactionaries? >> general motors is one of the first companies to suspend advertising. they say they will evaluate upcoming changes. gm says it will keep interacting with customers on the platform. flu season has arrived six weeks early and more people are admitted for the flu than they

have seen in more than a decade. cases are high in the southeast and going up on the atlantic coast. health officials are advising people to get the flu shot as soon as possible to prevent severe infection and hospitalization. crabs will likely not be appearing on thanksgiving tables as officials have delayed crab fishing for the region after hundreds of whales were found foraging. there is concern they could get tangled in the nets. officials say they are going to assess things on november 23. happening today, kickoff the fall season with a tackle or experience. kids will be able to trick-or-treat. there will be a pumpkin patch, a photo booth, and even a screening of adams family to.

our reporter is hosting the event and it is free and the fun starts at 2:00 this afternoon with the movie beginning at 5:00 tonight. let's get a check of the forecast this halloween weekend. >> temperatures have been pretty much on the mark. cool mornings and chilly. a mild afternoon and got pretty warm towards the end of the day. how about we keep it that day for the weekend and change things up as we get a cold front that will visit us late monday night into tuesday. high pressure still in control and fog forming the last couple of hours. it is 50 downtown. that is mild. half moon bay reporting fog with santa cruz on the low 40's.

nevada still chilly, 41 degrees, 40 in napa. and a last look here from our tower where you can see some of the fog and high clouds which will be in the sky later on this afternoon. no tricks, all treats for halloween. a great day, nice evening, and showers arriving late monday night into tuesday, lingering into wednesday and then the cold air comes in and it will be well below average. clouds filtering through and late tonight, some fog setting up. here comes monday with more clouds, slightly cooler. this is the system that isn't just going to brush northern california but up to the pacific

northwest and we get a glancing blow including some snow showers. and behind it, temperatures will be well into the 30's. freeze advisories wednesday and thursday morning but it's not a big deal. we're looking at anywhere from .1 to .2 through wednesday. it will start overnight monday so the tuesday morning commute might be a little slick and the scattered showers and spotty showers into the west of tuesday and into wednesday. so this is great. it is an early-season event and indications that next week, the middle of next week, a stronger storm. this looks weak, but we will

take it. 67 in richmond today. planning on a dry halloween and looking at temperatures starting out in the 60's. it's all about the 50's through the 6:00 and 7:00 hour. we are pretty mild again for your sunday and monday. looks nice and looking at the overnight into tuesday. and the thermometer shows a morning low that will take a while to recover. >> feeling not just the fall, but the winter. the world's best vineyards. we will tell you the three best

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better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, abc seven news. >> we start with another check of the weather. lisa, it looks nice. >> i agree. yesterday the afternoon was mild. my house windows were open. that may be the case again today as we get plenty of sunshine. we can see clouds from mount tam, 50 downtown. as we look closer, we have clouds from half moon bay, in the 40's. 40's santa rosa, 44 livermore. as we look at the rest of the day today, it will warm up. the day of sunshine. by 11:00, low to mid-60's and lend a hand cooled along the coast and by 1:00 you will notice high clouds in the north bay. still upper 60's to low 70's. about 60 at the beaches.

fog is forming there. the warmest numbers in the phrases to interior valleys with mid 70's. that's later today with partly cloudy skies. then, we look at a pretty nice sunday and things change as a winter like custom visits us for early november. details on that are a few minutes away. >> house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is continuing to recover after a violent attack at the san francisco home. 82-year-old paro -- paul pelosi underwent surgery to repair a fractured skull and is expected to make a full recovery. the attacker, 42-year-old david depape is expected to be arranged -- arrange it tuesday. we are 10 days from the november election. in the bay area this morning we take a look at the pfeiffer local school boards. a women's republican group in the south bay explains why they are setting their sights 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 had to the pools, some areurt on culture wars are even playing out here, in some of the most liberal parts of california. >> nobody like this has ever run for school board before and i have lived in puddle also -- palo alto for decades. she says there is a candidate on her bout against teaching vertical race theory. >> that candidate is ingrid campos running in the palo alto unified school district, one of 16 candidates backed by the silicon valley association of republican women. jan is the group's president who started in an effort last year to recruit candidates to run for school boards this november.

>> it started with my manicurist. i talked to her about her kids. she said, oh, they do not have the same values that the parents have. i went, why is that? because, they have been in public school and taught that socialism is good and america is bad. >> we will have other trainings. >> she provided us this video from the first recruitment million -- meeting she held in a friend's backyard. she said 50 people showed up. >> father god, i thank you for the wonderful people that have said, i am not willing to stand by and see our children indoctrinated. >> she now has candidates running in 10 different school board races across the south bay including in san jose, palo alto, campbell, and morgan hill. >> many of them are parents.

for all of them, it is their first time ever running for office. >> these are door hangers. >> she showed us some campaign flyers. >> they are not hiding what they believe. >> many explicitly say they do not believe in discussing gender identities, like transgender, in schools and are against teaching critical race theory. one uses a quoted photo of dr. martin luther king jr. to make their case about how to talk about race. >> if we just talk about slavery being bad, which we all agree is bad, right? now, they turn it around so the white people, white children, and asia's, -- asians have to apologize for their whiteness. that is totally wrong. >> you in k-12. it's a misunderstanding of what critical race theory is. >> dr. sarah hill is a political

science professor at cal state fullerton. >> how will we talk about race in the classroom? how will we talk about lgbtq people? should books be banned? we are seeing these as hot topics playing out across school board races. let's hill points out that the school board positions are nonpartisan, meaning no party affiliation is listed on the ballot. she says in california were democrats make up the majority of registered voters, the effort to mobilize candidates to run for school boards has been led predominately by republicans. the california gop started a program called "parent revolt" to recruit and train school board candidates. >> in california there is a lot of frustration for republicans because estate offices are held by democrats. where can you make a difference at the local level? school boards are the local races where the battle between republicans and democrats is still really playing out. >> that has always been the

strategy of the santa clara county republican party, the republican party for years. well, we can run people for nonpartisan positions. >> even soule says she has never had this many candidates running for office. dr. michelson says she is most surprised the candidates are so upfront. >> it makes me wonder, isn't 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. >> soule says being upfront as part of their strategy. >> if a voter really wants to look, they can make a decision. >> she believes the issues are galvanizing voters, especially feta parents. she said just look at the school board recall in san francisco. did that give you momentum to do what you are doing? >> yeah. i am like, ok, people are waking

up. that is good. if it can happen in san francisco, it can happen almost anywhere, correct? >> 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 boards. unlike in the south bay, some critics say those candidates are not being upfront about their agenda. see both stories on our website abc7news.com. san francisco schools will need to spend 1.4 billion dollars in maintenance repairs. equipment, electrical, and plumbing problems are just a handful of issues the district has to fix over the next five years. modernization and upgrades already functioning facilities are not included. the district has not -- has assessed more than 100 sites. schools are safe to attend, but may be uncomfortable. today is your chance to get rid of unused or expired

medications, particularly opioids. today is prescription drug take back day. last year more than 50,000 pounds of medications were collected across the country. find locations at takebackday .dea.gov. and if the east bay perspective candidates can get a glimpse of their future at the firefighter career expo with hands-on demonstrations and workshops about equipment from 10:00 until 1:00 at the fire department candidate testing center in livermore. it is free and open to anyone interested in a career in fire. i had on abc seven mornings, making magic at disneyland. the new hands-free accessory you can buy now to enjoy the parks more. now, a live look outside this morning over the bay. it is a little hazy. we will check in with lisa when

>> here is a live look from the abc seven roof camera. it should be a nice day. starting off chilly. another new image from the james webb space telescope. nasa captured this ghostly image leaping across the cosmos, the dark side of the pillars of creation, interstellar dust and gas speckled with newly formed stars. you cannot see the starlight because of the infrared light used. the area is 6500 light-years from earth and was first captured by the hubble telescope in 1995. the bay area has spooky spots all year long. our latest abc7 original special highlight some of the spookiest including alcatraz island. >> in 1867, a burkett jailhouse was built.

-- brick jailhouse was built. rumors of spirits did not go away. >> americans would hear a lot of drumming. i mean, as if the native americans, at that time, there were no native americans. they would hear that and could never figure it out. >> for more creepy bay area on-demand, open up the streaming tv app. >> what are we looking at outside now over santa cruz? works -- >> 45 now. a high of 68. for late october, pretty nice at the shoreline. 60 up this way by ocean beach endpoint race. we will get warmer 70's in the inland valleys today and tomorrow. the heat fades monday, halloween. stay tuned for my accuweather

seven day forecast with the details. >> next, why the 49ers will have to take on okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear,

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>> the warriors begin a five day road trip today. tip-off is 4:00 at spectrum center. the 49ers you're up for another batch up against the rams without some key players. larry beale has more. >> good morning. the 49ers will be without deebo samuel's sunday in and day against the rams and he will have company on the niners sidelines. they have been decimated on defense. linebacker jay griego has been playing out of his mind but suffered a calf injury no bash last week. a pullback of kyle use check. he mangled his finger last

weekend can't go. deebo samuel out with a hamstring injury. there is kyle shanahan. >> he is not good enough to go. hopefully, the fact he had a chance means it will be good with the week off and he will be ready for the next game. >> there is a sense of urgency for the guys. we have to do this together. no individual will do this on his own. we have to do this as a team. that is what has made us great in the past. >> former giant skipper dusty baker and the astros hosting the phillies. two monstrous home runs for houston. the astros jumped to a 5-08. they had not lost a game on their way to the world series. the phillies battle back area a two run double to left, ties it in defense. the phillies have some magic going. the dugout loves it. they feel it. astros fan to -- again, to the

right. the phillies prevail 6-5. they have one game one of every playoff series this year and every series so far. nba action, bankers are looking for the first win. labonte has not started 0-5 since his rookie year. anthony davis is out with a bad back. lebron had 28 points. you cannot do it all by yourself. rudy gobert, the wolves when 111-102, the second worst start in lakers history. rivkin gets to tease in n.c. state. he was initially trained to fetch baseball bats for the durham bulls for four years. he has a six-year-old black lab. his father cowboy coal was a venture back in the day. that's all for morning sports. i'm larry beale.

>> lisa, we have been asking for rain. nothing this weekend, but may be a little next week. >> emphasizing the little. right nowh-esre is holdingas welook at sunshi rrow.xe in wh gh clouds and low clouds this morning. here is a look from our sutro tower camera. we will be in and around average today. made, may be upper 60's east of the city. 46 in oakland, 44 palo alto, 39 santa clara. temperatures at the coast with fog, 46. 40 santa rosa, napa, 46 in concorde and novato. 42 by the delta. the golden gate bridge, high clouds. it will get breezy later today. gusty in typical locations. the cool start, the warmer afternoon. no tricks at all treats for halloween. after that we get a lot of changes with scattered showers and more cold air arriving into

the middle of next week. we are holding off on that for all the little kids going out monday night. we have high clouds through late today and then we will get fog along the coast. sunday looks sunny. patchy fog at the shoreline. it may be, keeping it grey san mateo coast. monday we get more clouds and in the front gets closer. temperatures come down monday. tuesday, it gets interesting. monday night into tuesday, a pretty good storm in the pacific northwest. we get a piece of it. it moves into the sierra nevada with a few snow showers. not a big deal. at least we get high-pressure to go away for a little bit so we can see some rain with amounts anywhere from a couple hundreds, point -- -- .1, may .2 inches in the higher elevations. this will arrive tuesday and behind it it gets a lot colder.

we will not get out of the 60's. we will hopefully get into the 60's by the late afternoon and that means awfully frosty mornings perhaps wednesday into thursday. two to six inches. this is what you can expect in the mountains after the system goes by tuesday and wednesday. today is one of the milder days out of the next seven. today and tomorrow will be the warmest with mid-60's downtown, upper 60's in oakland, the peninsula in the upper 60's with 70's arriving from the south bay at santa clara, mid 70's in livermore. in the delta and smiled. high clouds in the 70's. halloween, dry skies. starting out in the 60's inland. the sun sets at 6:11. happy holiday, 7:00, 8:00, temperatures in the 50's. no worries for the rain. we save that overnight into tuesday.

it brings in breezy wind anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below average. we should modify temperatures by the end of the week. it's not a big deal. but, for california it's a big deal. >> next weekend we turn the clocks on next or hour. >> i can't wait. >> abc seven's parent company disney launched a new item at the disneyland resort, magic bands that allow you to put your ticket on the band then scan it with your duty plus passes to get you onto rights. >> guests at the disneyland resort are lighting up to be some of the first to get the magic band plus, a convenient, stylish, hands-free accessory to make the experience easier. >> we have been waiting since monday to get these. >> the original band was first introduced at walt disney world in 2013. now it can be used at both resorts to get in the front

gates and check in at virtual cues and lightning lanes and check in with your photo and more. >> you just have to take your fun photos and have fun with it. when you are done, no more shuffling for your card or a qr code. you just have your band and you are on your way. >> guests can pay the band with a disneyland app on your phone and it is ready to go. >> as long as everything is set up at the end of the day and you have made reservations for jeannie plus all you have to do when you get to the right is go. -- tap and go. >> lights sync up with the. and there is a bounty hunter experience in star wars galaxy edge. plus, creative designs and colors make it a top disney accessory. >> the collectibility cannot be overstated. there are so many fun designs. we have five exclusives just for the resort. there is really something for

everyone. >> it caught my eye. it is a classic disney. >> me and my kids love cocoa. it is a given. >> the magic band plus is available at disneyland, california adventure, downtown disney, and shop disney.com. >> next, eye-popping powerball prizes. how much tonight's drawing is

>> if you don't have tickets for tonight sbarro -- powerball drawing jackpot is 825 million dollars, the second-largest prize in powerball history, the fifth largest in lottery history, and the biggest jackpot this year. a ticket worth $1.5 million was sold in a mobil gas station in los gatos earlier this week. the drawing tonight will happen at 8:00. today the san francisco zoo is hosting its annual boo at the

zoo event. there will be a costume contest and hay maze and kids will get candy bags. it runs from 11:00 until 4:00 today. the event is free with a paid ticket to the zoo. we are getting a first look inside san francisco's newest fine dining experience. for dogs. dogue in the mission district offered dogaccions and suites, a three-course tasting menu on sundays based on what is available at local organic farms. offerings include chicken skin waffles and filet mignon tartar. there are mimosas and baked goods for pet owners. what do the pet parents yet, lisa? -- get, lisa? >> a nice afternoon with 70's inland, mid to upper 60's in the city. in oakland, upper 60's.

about a repeat for sunday. halloween, cooler, dry with showers tuesday. >> lisa, thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7. abc seven news continues tomorrow at 9:00. syracuse orange takes on the notre dame fighting irish. 12:30, nebraska hosts illinois. stay tuned for after the game at around 8:00 tonight. abc seven news continues at 11 a talk. see you tomorrow.

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