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nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. dan: the man accused of attacking paul pelosi made his first court appearance today. ama: he is being held without bail. afternoon court document said to kate he was on a suicide mission and plans to target other politicians. good evening. dan: those documents reveal new details about his intentions and mental state. ama: prosecutors offered up the information shortly after the court hearing. dan: j.r. stone reviewed those documents and is in the newsroom with details on what they revealed. reporter: within the last two hours, we heard the u.s. capitol police had cameras outside of nancy pelosi's house.

three familiar sources with the case say they were not being monitored at the time of the break-in. nancy pelosi was in washington, d.c.. those sources say it wasn't until they saw police lights flashing that they rewound the video and saw the break-in. 11 pages of motion to detain documents released tuesday, detailing some of the key moments last friday that house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home when her husband paul was attacked. the suspect quoted in the documents and after the hammer attack on paul pelosi saying, i didn't really want to hurt him but you know this was a suicide mission. >> i consider him to be dangerous. he sought out the speaker. when he could not locate her at her home, turned his violence towards her husband. reporter: the san francisco district attorney speaking after that motion to detain was granted by the judge. keeping the suspect locked up.

his lawyers saying he met his client monday night. >> we are going to be looking into his mental state. reporter: sources tell abc news that the pelosi family has already watched the surveillance video recorded from cameras at the house and that they will states -- soon be shown body camera video that has not been released of the attack. within the documents, dip cap is quoted as saying, i'm sick of the insane level of lies coming out of washington, d.c., i came here to have a little chat with his wife. a legal analyst commented on the amount of new detailed information released including the moments paul pelosi called 911. pelosi documented as saying several times that he didn't know the man. the suspect saying in the background that he was friends of theirs. pelosi again clarifying that he didn't know the man.

>> the das office was speaking to a much broader audience than just the judge in this motion. they were speaking to the audience and the public that is hijacking this case for their own purposes and saying, we need to quell the disinformation out there. >> not only is this someone who engaged in a preplanned attack on the speaker and her home, but someone who was willing to enact violence that was politically motivated. reporter: these new documents also say the suspect named several of their targets including a local professor, several state and federal politicians, and relatives of those politicians. it made reference to the threats. back to you. dan: thank you. as more details from the attack become clear, many elected leaders are responding. jim john's tonight on the warning to tone down the

divisive political rhetoric, stoking threats and violence. reporter: as the dust settles after the attack on nancy pelosi's husband paul last friday, calls for change continue to grow. one of the loudest voices coming from a southbay congressman who called the attack personal. >> in the bay area, we are a tightknit family. there are many times that i visited the pelosi home. reporter: data from the u.s. capitol police shows that threats against lawmakers have more than doubled since 2017. some have been very open about the ongoing threats to not just themselves but also their families. following pelosi's attack, local leaders say the divisiveness needs to stop. >> we need to lower the temperature of this country and speak down against any threats or political violence. it's unpatriotic. reporter: it's not just national level politicians. >> i've had protesters in front of my home, including someone

who walked around with a pitchfork, a big one that could have been used as a weapon. reporter: london breed stopped by the abc7news studio tuesday. city officials are working closely with partners to ensure that the suspects are brought to justice. >> we are elected officials. we should not live in fear of our lives for what it is that we say or do in this capacity. reporter: the country remains divided. immediate steps need to be taken. >> it is probably impractical to have that kind of security for 535 members of congress and senate. there should be assessments of residences to make sure that they are safe. reporter: abc7news. dan: we've been on every aspect of the story since friday morning. you can see all the angles covered in one place, the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. download it wherever you may

stream. we are on 24/7. ama: one community group is working to get underrepresented people to the polls this november 8. election officials addressed concerns over some residents receiving multiple ballots. amanda del castillo yo details these issues and efforts. reporter: with the midterm election days away, seven santa clara counties are noticing multiple ballots in their mailbox. this may sound alarming but the county's registrar of voters office says it's common. no vote is counted twice. the county system generates a second ballot to reflect any changes made by a resident. >> anything at the post office, dmv, on the registration, on the website, any forms that they bring here. anything. >> legislative affairs manager evelyn mendez says people can request a second ballot in case the first is lost or misplaced. >> we have systems to make sure

that only one of them is counted. whatever gets received back to our office is the one that we count. reporter: 14% of ballots had been returned. >> community members calling community members. reporter: a final effort to reach more people, specifically voters of color. a look at the final tuesday night together we vote phone bank. organizers pointing to the population being disproportionately impacted during the pandemic as the driving force. >> as we are thinking about the future and those that represent us, that they have our needs and desires and wants in mind when we think about an equitable recovery. reporter: gabriela lopez says during the primary, >> our voter turnout was 50%. reporter: where there's concern about multiple ballots meaning people might vote twice, there's

a greater effort to get people to vote just once. >> we want to make sure that we put in the work, reach out to our communities, make the calls. reporter: abc7news. ama: nationwide, 22 million people have voted. you can go to our website to check out our ballot tracker showing how many ballots have been returned and accepted. we have an interactive proposition voter guide tell be decide. dan: pouring rain came down today at redwood city, a relief from the dry weather we've had for months. showers swept across the entire bay area. abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with win we will need those umbrellas again. sandhya: right now for some parts of the area. it was a good soaker today. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some showers showing up once again. came to the east street-level radar, we are seeing showers.

there's another batch coming towards pescadero. they will be there at 11:26. don't be surprised if you run into some wet road race. -- roadways. cold and unaided -- unstable air. tomorrow morning commute will include some damp roadways at 7:00 through 9:00. even some pop-up showers at noon. i will let you know about another storm coming for the weekend in just a few minutes. ama: tonight, we are hearing from a family member of a man accused of conspiring in a murder for hire plot involving his girlfriend. he was arrested thursday for the death of an oakland dentist. we sat down with his son who does not use his father's last name. he describes him as a man with narcissistic and sociopathic characteristics and a strong desire for money. he took his own life in jail friday. >> i didn't have any sadness or

emotions towards the news of my father passing. for me, it has been like a huge ominous monkey off of my back. ama: investigators say he hired a murder for hire scheme. he is now facing charges. documents show he arranged up to $14 million in his name. dan: five teenagers facing attempted murder charges for a stabbing outside an elementary school in nevada. two teenagers were stabbed outside of lynnwood elementary afterschool hours last month. one was critical he entered. police announce the arrests today, saying the suspects include 313-year-old children, a 19-year-old also arrested. ama: times are changing at twitter. the latest on leadership moves and elon musk's plans to charge some users. >> [inaudible]

dan: only on abc seven, a woman from california survived a halloween stampede trapped under layers of other people. chilling details about her experience and what she credits for making it out alive. ama: a winter storm warning tonight in tahoe, keeping chp officers busy. dan: here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. watch tonight and tomorrow. i will make your bed. >> my daughter tries to script -- skip the trick-or-treat part. >> it's funny. put it in the bag. you know why we are here.

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dan: a woman survived a halloween crowd surge that killed more than 150 people in south korea. she's a kindergarten teacher. she shared this photo from her hospital bed where she talked about the moment she realized she was in real trouble. >> i could feel people in front of me going forward. the crowd was pushing and pushing and pushing. my feet started going with the people. dan: she also shared this photo of the crowd moments before the chaos. she was in the human crush for about 20 minutes, not able to breathe, she bit people on top of her to keep them from suffocating her. >> i remember being under all these people and thinking, i am not dying. i am not doing this to my

family. i am going home. i will see my family. dan: she credits the person on top of her with saving her life. he did his best not to push down on her. tomorrow morning, hear more of her exclusive interview with abc news including how she helped save a young girl. it begins at 7:00 right here after abc 7. ama: there have been a lot of changes since elon musk took over san francisco-based twitter. five top twitter executives left in recent days. musk fired for others immediately after his takeover. a new study showed an increase in hate speech on twitter and the 12 hours after musk acquired the platform. musk said he would make twitter blue verification eight dollars per month. right now, it's 4.99. dan: on november 1, is our 2020 fire season over? leslie brinkley spoke with fire

experts to find out. reporter: the bay area has been tiptoeing through the 2022 fire season. to start november off with a substantial rain is certainly a bonus. >> the saturating rain will keep fuels very wet for at least 10 days before it has a chance to dry. it gives us a 10 day window of lower potential fire danger. reporter: california's deadly camp fire was sparked in november of 2018. the thomas fire tore through 1000 structures inventor and santa barbara counties in december of 2017. we are not out of the woods yet. >> as much as it is great for right now, combing some fears, this is still a situation where we have potential for high wind. we've seen several downed power lines today. an hour ago, we had a fire in a vacant building. reporter: rain might dampen the chances of a wildfire but it also marks the start of kendall

and space heater season which always brings an increased risk of house fires. oakland fire is still ramping up their sound the alarm campaign this year. >> we were able to distribute and install over 900 smoke alarms in historically overlooked communities. reporter: the fire danger level depends on the weather forecast in the coming weeks. >> we will keep an eye on the weather. once those moisture -- the measure that is important to us are sufficiently high as to reduce the risk of wildfire danger, then we will reduce those responses. reporter: right now or tomorrow or next week if there were a wildland fire, five engines would be dispatched. if the moisture level increases enough, they will go down to just one engine. we are not there yet. abc7news. ama: the sierra is under a

winter storm warning until tomorrow night. take a look. you can see why. snowy roads near donner lake. the chp said today they were working multiple spinouts and crashes near donner summit. chains are required on 80 and parts of placer county and on highway 50. dan: that is great to see. we may see more of it. ama: sandhya patel is here with the latest. sandhya: it looks like winter right behind me. take a look here. this is from our zephyr cove. the snow is coming down. fresh powder on the ground. they are dealing with winter like weather. as we look at radar here, live doppler 7 tracking that snow as it has been moving through the mountains. winter storm warning in effect until 8:00 tomorrow night. gusts up to 55, above 7000 feet we are looking at 10 to 16 inches of snow. winter weather advisory for tahoe until the same time. strong wind along with a few

inches of snow. the snow level will be dropping between 3500 and 4000 feet overnight as the cold air is beginning to move in. showers on live doppler 7, getting you into the east bay. they are seeing scattered showers. how much did we get? this is the rainfall so far. a third of an inch in san francisco. a quarter in oakland. you are not in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, you get skipped over. 1800s in santa rosa. i half an inch and half moon starting to feel a bit on the chilly side. 40's and 50's. bundle up tonight. you will need that extra blanket. it's a shaky of you as we are seeing breezy conditions. occasional showers or tomorrow. cold mornings with frost thursday and friday. more rain arriving this weekend. a light storm through tomorrow.

spotty showers. breezy to dusty. a 10th of an inch at most of additional rainfall. tomorrow morning, clouds, son, and pop up showers as we head into 10:00. a few showers coming through the bay area going into noon, focused on the east bay and the coast. it winds down in terms of additional rainfall. not much. your morning temperatures, mid 30's to upper 40's. definitely chilly. you will need the umbrellas and shades. tomorrow afternoon, mid 50's to low 60's. it will be breezy. after that on thursday, a hard freeze watch goes up for lake and mendocino counties. temperatures could be dropping down possibly to 21 degrees. protect outdoor pipes and bring in frost sensitive plants. a light level 1 spotty showers tomorrow.

you dry out for a few days but certainly cold mornings and a chance of showers saturday night. level 1 storm sunday, monday, tuesday. don't forget to fall back one hour. dan: thanks.

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larry: steve kerr says the warriors will be ok but they are 0-3 on this road slip. dubnation is everywhere. steph curry will shoot from everywhere. d3. warriors up seven in the third quarter. he finishes with 23 points. sweet wraparound for three of his 21. warriors go up by 10. what could go wrong? fourth. this is where things went terribly wrong. 30-50 with authority. 19, three point game now. two minutes left. we are tied at 109. jimmy butler versus andrew wiggins. the basket and the foul. 112-109. wide open look to type. this is no good. 10 seconds left. butler will supply the dagger. he had 23. they dropped a 3-5. steve nash in a no-win situation. the nets are a dumpster fire. the nets fired nash, 2.5 years

after the experiment began. it's over for now. christian mccaffrey arrived in red and gold. jeff wilson jr. he needed to go elsewhere. he requested a trade. before the deadline, the niners sent wilson to miami. the dolphins have mike mcdaniel mcdaniels as their head coach. reunion time. good deal for all involved. world series game three. kate upton, smile. you are on tv. lance mccullers jr. on the mound. this is his worst nightmare. five home runs allowed. bryce harper gets the party started in the first inning. that was way out. second inning, two more homers coming. brandon marsh. this one barely clears the wall but it gives the phillies the lead. to the third inning we go. two more. kyle schwaber hi, deep, a low five bombs carrying the phillies to the wind. to the ice we go.

sharks and ducks. that's cr karlsson had the hot k in this game. two of his goals game in the first. this is so weird. you never see this. trying to clear it, scores on his own net. they go to a shoot out sweet move. they win. sports on abc seven sponsored by sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock c ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

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