targeting nancy pelosi. our reporter is here now with a closer look at that video. >> yeah, a lot to go through here. first, a warning to our viewers. this footage is disturbing. there has been misinformation about it from the beginning. we are only showing certain clips to dispel myths about oversight by police. >> [indiscernible] >> it was october 28. >> [indiscernible] he is waiting for her to come back. >> two san francisco police officers responded to a wellness check for nancy pelosi. one of the responding officers had to check his -- [indiscernible] >>

what is going on, man? >> hi. >> dropped the hammer. >> no. >> he had been striking paul pelosi on the head. we are not showing the moments that followed him up but he lay unconscious on the floor. pieces of evidence released expose key security flaws. let's start with the u.s. capitol police. surveillance cameras captured him on the property. he breaks in. it was described to an investigator. >> how did you do it? >> it was not easy. >> through the window? >>

times before using his body weight to break in. no one was monitoring the cameras. they learned upgrades were not in place that would have notified u.s. capitol police. >> they are usually at the house. >> this san francisco police. >> i understand. >> i have a problem. >> ok. >> this gentleman just came into the house. he wants to wait for my wife to come home. >> there was no formal between u.s. capitol police and the san francisco police department at the time of the attack involving the speaker and her family. despite the fact that the agents

required partnerships to exist to address how cooperation will be handled, but none of that happened. the u.s. capitol police was only aware of the threat after the break-in and the 911 call. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] and when i left my [indiscernible] >> there are some chilling moments in that interview with the lead investigator where he talked about how he tried to comfort policy -- paul pelosi as they saw the police lights through the window. when asked if he regretted what he did he said "no, it needed to be done." kristen: boy, that 911 call was so bizarre. one thing that was clear is he

was trying to get the operator, between the lines. larry:asotetting it. is heuby hinted in the first press conference with the san francisco police chief, he talked about how the 911 operator was a huge in terms of how quick the response was. i want to point that out in contrast as we continue to evaluate the evidence. paul pelosi was trying to give subtle hits on the phone, the fact that the man was motioning for him to hang up the phone. that was reviewed in one of the interviews with the investigator. larry: do we have more of the forklift now? >> yes. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> there is a

waiting for my wife to come back, nancy pelosi. he is waiting for her to come back and she will not be here for days. i guess i will have to wait. >> ok, do you need anything? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. there is capitol police around? they are usually here at the house protecting my wife. >> no, this is san francisco police. >> no, i understand. ok. well, i don' what do you think? >> [indiscernible] >>

good. i've got a problem. >> call us change your mind. >> no, this gentleman came to the house and was to wait for my wife to come home. and so, anyway he told me -- no >> [indiscernible] >> i don't know who he is. he told me not to do anything. >> what is your address, sir >> [indiscernible] >> what is your name? >> my name is paul pelosi. this gentleman s telling me to put the phone down and do what he says, ok? >> ok, what is the gentleman's name? >> my name is david.

david. >> ok, i don't know. what is that? >> [indiscernible] >> he >> you don't know who he is? >> yeah. he is leading, so i have to stop talking. >> you sure. i can stay on the phone. it's ok. >> he wants me to get off the phone. all right? thank you. >> ok, bye. larry: the audio raises more questions. it sounds like he is trying to but the dispatcher know that there is a prime here, saying there is a problem here, but the message clearly got confused along the way. kristen: yeah, it struck me the

call almost ended at that point. larry: right. kristen: she almost said goodbye. paul was quick to say no, and revisit it. you can so imagine those were tense moments. maybe she had pushed the button, playing this game, but it could have angered him. >> it could be. larry: it was a possibility. it was clear he was not trying to alarm the man, it seems, to alarm him in any way, but to let the police. what about nancy pelosi's reaction to it? >> well, we can report that paul pelosi continues to make progress. congresswoman pelosi did come out and speak about not only that come up so let's a listen. >> on behalf of my entire family we continue to thank all of the

people for their prayers and that they continue to send their prayers, asking about the progress we are making. it will take more time. as you know, today is the release of some information. i have not come at 911 call, i heard the confession, but i had not seen it. i have no intent of saying the assault on my husband's life. i will not be making any more statements about this case it proceeds, except to think people and to inform them of paul's progress. >> that was a short statement today. >> our hearts go out to the plosive family, of course, as you can imagine, trying to put this behind them at this point move on. larry: where is the case now and where does everything stand?

>> we are back in state and federal court next month, where a trial date may be said in both of those ongoing cases. kristen: so many more questions and also regarding the police, the san francisco police, thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> seven lives, my seven precious lives, farmworkers in a community that is as all-american as ca larry: the congresswoman on the house for honoring seven people killed at half moon bay monday. abc 7 is in half moon bay, where the community is today. >> absolutely. the archbishop of the archdiocese of san francisco visited the two shooting location several hours ago to offer prayers and blessings to the victim comes in families and community members gathered around them as the archbishop

prayed over them. this was the first in a series of vigils to be held today and next week too as this community continues to grieve the loss of lives following the shooting. after the service of the second location, we spoke with some one who visited the family members today. the archbishop remarking on how locals rallied around them. >> i must say i am happy united around this tragic time and supporting the loved ones, those whose lives were lost, giving them not only moral support but practical and financial support, but also to see the love of the ones affected, even to the point of extending forgiveness to the people who took their loved ones away from them, so to see them come together in love and in unity in the midst of this darkness is also a bit hopeful. >> the family members at the

services today did speak and are understandably in a lot of pain, but did think the community for the sport they have been receiving and continue to get help with their losses. back at half moon bay, we are here where the first vigil is set to start at 5:00 p.m. preparations are happening behind us now, then followed by more services and a procession on tuesday, so a lot going on as hi this community continues to grieve. kristen: thank you. would learning more about the man accused in the mass shooting. according to the das office, the men told investigators that he was angry over a $100 piece of equipment. he claims the incident was not his fault, but was told to pay $100 after the incident. the shooting

and another worker involved in the incident are among the victims. he is expected to be in court on february 16. larry: coming up, the 49ers on the road to the playoffs, fans celebrating ahead of the game. the workshop building more than just knowledge. it may not matter what came first, as long as you have some eggs. the cost-saving measures some are turning to. >> noticeably cooler weather today. i will let you know how long the i wi(steven)ou know how long the every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare

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larry: the san francisco 49ers are on their way to philadelphia for the championship game against the eagles on sunday. the loyal fan base was there to see them off. we have the sights and sounds from the stadium. >> a championship sendoff. faithful style. >> we are the faithful, baby. always representing. >> off to philadelphia to plague the eagles with a title on the line. they came hours early to get a glimpse of their favorite stars. hoping to spread good luck and

five to 13. >> we have beer to support them. it's important to show that support so they can take that with them and hit the ground running when they get there. this is our last chance to cheer them and on and hopefully they can go with some energy. >> it four. -- it marks the third appearance in the last four years, but in a city known for brotherly love, fans are cheering for the team. >> we will be allowed in the beginning. >> we usually travel well in the faithful goes out and all the fans go out, so hopefully we have that. >> based on the support we saw today, i am sure there will be plenty of red and gold in philly. things are high for the 49ers because of the fans are faithful and hope to greet their team when they return home, maybe

with championship trophy in their hands as well. >> i truly, truly believe it. i think he will get this done. we have a team. everybody on the team, we are stacked. i really believe we can take out philly. >> a winner take all in philadelphia with a spot in the super bowl on the line. >> starting them young. starting them go. let's go. let's go. >> abc 7 news. kristen: fans are getting pumped for the game and the possibility of a super bowl. larry: yes, we spoke with two men in san francisco who you just have to meet. >> we have a lot of 49ers fans here in the bay area, but these two take their love to a new level. check it out. ♪ he and h video to show their love for the

49ers. they made papier-mâché heads of two of the biggest players in history, joe montana and jerry rice. they sometimes parade around town with them on, as you can see. they are ready for the game as the 49ers take on the eagles in the championship. >> everybody claims to be the biggest 49ers fan, and i totally get it, but who has one of these? i want to say one thing touchdown, san francisco! go 49ers! i am a believer. >> he also predicts the 49ers will make it to the super bowl and that they will win. larry: i know everybody is out there wondering where do i get a papier-mâché head. [laughter] kristen: you just make it. you don't buy it. larry: they did a great job.

they could make a fortune. kristen: they can. that is frightening. larry: no? i'm glad you said it. not me. kristen: how will the weather be for the big game? hopefully not too cold in philadelphia. >> just fine. 52 at game time. cloudy skies, and then a slight chance of showers after 2:00 p.m. let's look at a life picture right now -- live picture. hazy skies and a sharp drop in temperatures. 15°. 14 cooler in half moon bay. higher clouds passing through as the system is coming from the north. that brought the onshore wind, the fog back in the picture. what you're seeing from the tower camera images to beautiful view. 51 in the city. 53 you probably felt

temperatures coming down and definitely needing an extra layer tonight. filtered sunshine right now. 57 santa rosa. low 60's concord, livermore. a live view from our santa cruz camera, gorgeous blue skies. cooling through the weekend. spotty showers sunday. cold mornings and cool days early next week. first thing tomorrow morning, mid 30's, mid 40's. you will need an extra layer. fog tomorrow afternoon. cooler weather with mid 50's to upper 50's. breezy conditions. may be locations like san jose up to 60°. then we have a borderline level 1 system sunday on our exclusive storm impact scale. light system. scattered showers. the impact, slippery roads, breezy conditions, no level

between 2500 and 3000 feet. 9:00, sunday morning, some showers show up, not widespread. at noon time, still very scattered in nature primarily in the southern and eastern part of our viewing area, then at 6:00, some pockets of brief downpours possibly, so that could mean you need those umbrellas and something you won't want to keep in mind. now rainfall totals will range from one 100th of an inch to 2/10 of an inch through sunday night. in the mountains, turning to snow, winter weather advisory 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. sunday, above 4000 feet, three to 6 inches. slippery roadways mean give yourself more time going up to the mountains. [indiscernible] san francisco under a freeze watch monday morning as temperatures plunge. freezing conditions expected. take precaution. attacked plants and protect

outdoor pipes. cooler tomorrow. scattered showers. level one sunday. just absolutely freezing cold monday tuesday morning. he would definitely feel the winter chill. the afternoon looking at temperatures in the mid 50's, minor warning towards the end of the week with another chance of rain on friday. that is a system that is borderline, but if you are out and about, it could impact your plans. larry: you did a great job of that. >> thank you. larry: making a return in a big way.ak >> things are taking off for a

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this is an abc news special report. now reporting, david muir. good evening again, everyone. we're coming back on the air briefly here after what has already been a very difficult day in memphis. that community and the country is now getting the first look at that disturbing police body camera video of what authorities say is the police beating of tyree nichols following a traffic stop near his home 20 days ago as we've been reporting he died of his injuries in the hospital. three days later, the nichols family and police have been pleading for peaceful protests. while recognizing the anguish and outrage among so many hoping that preparing the community with in some way help here. the video coming in now it is very

difficult and we're going to not show very much of this. but this is what our team has been able to screen so far. the first video is of nickels being pulled into the car. i need to do anything. i didn't ask rail. alright. alright alright. know? do that, okay? on the ground, okay. your time on the ground around. that's t video again. he was being pulled out of the car, and obviously we had to bleep some of t to bleepo there. but that was the moment i got pulled from the car initially after the stop, the next video is of nickels on the ground being pepper sprayed, calling out for his mother. here it is okay. give me your sprayed again. watch out.

your hands. give me we should note that there is more than an hour of video 67 minutes worth multiple police body cameras. tyree nichols family has already viewed the images earlier this week, saying that it showed the officers brutally beating their son. his mother was unable to watch. he had to leave the room . the officers fired now charged with second degree murder, among other charges, as well, and they had claimed that he was initially pulled over for alleged reckless driving before running from the car. the police chief. those saying so far we have found no proof that he should have been stopped fbi director christopher racing. he watched the video and was quote appalled by it was five former police officers now facing several charges, including murder. justin smith, desmond

mills jr. emmett martin, the third, demetrius, haley and darius being. attorneys from mills and for martin have said they will plead not guilty. the white house as president. biden has not yet seen the video, but he did speak to the family. he offered his condolences, commending their quote, courage and strength. i want to bring in stephanie ramos. she's live in memphis tonight, stephanie they had been urging calm. we're getting reports of some protests already, which, of course was expected. absolutely david. the people here in memphis are set. they're upset over this video. this 29 year old man, unarmed, stopped by police. and then as we can see, in that video being on the ground until he's unconscious, as you said, dying three days later, and we heard from tyree nichols family earlier today, his mother, understandably emotional, wiping away tears and urging for peace, saying that if there are protests here in memphis or across the country, she asked she was is asking for them to be peaceful again. we are seeing

them here tonight, so far, not violent. but as you mentioned tyree nichols's mother, saying that she hasn't been able to watch that video says she hasn't been able to grieve the loss of her son. and it's just devastating for her to know that he was calling out for her just a few yards away from their home, david stephanie ramos from memphis at this hour, stephanie thank you. we should point out that ben crump, the attorney for the family earlier today, as you look at the peaceful protests that have memphis at this hour earlier today, ben crump said it doesn't matter if the officer is a black officer, hispanic officer or white officer. it is the culture that allows them to think they can do this to tyree. those words from ben crump. i want to bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas, for his thoughts on what you've seen pierre play out here in memphis tonight. david i've had the opportunity to be out with police on numerous law enforcement actions. it's clear that this is not police work.

this is brutal, and law enforcement officials today in charging these men with second degree murder and also kidnapping. think about that kidnapping, essentially saying they took this man against his own will and to see him punched and beaten. and taste repeatedly again. this does not resemble anything that is legitimate law enforcement work, and i can tell you tonight law enforcement across this country in cities, major cities across this country are hoping that the pain that the people in memphis are feeling and in cities across this country that they can use it constructively to peacefully protest for change in many cities. police unfortunately, are viewed as the occupying force. this will only reinforce that david i spoke with a very senior law enforcement official tonight who is aware of this video, and he said this could set law enforcement back for many years that the notion that they're there to protect and served it's destroyed by images like this. david here. you and i

were talking earlier today on this notion before we go here on this notion of what ben crump said that it does not matter the color of your skin. whether you're black officer, hispanic officer white officer that this, in their words is brutality. this awful police beating that now is being seen by by so many people. but he also said, given the speed with which authorities acted in this case that he and the family hopes that this now will be the blueprint moving forward and other cases like this where there exists extreme and graphic police body cam right? he the point he's making is that in so many of the other cases there have been weeks and months to go by before any action was taken by the part of prosecutors or the police in some cases, and he's saying when you have a video that is this clear cut you have to, for the sake of the community. take quick action and that we will see if that will be the standard going forward. it just remains to be seen. david here. thomas

in washington tonight, peter. thank you. and we're just getting word from the white house at this hour that the president is deeply pained, outraged ever after having had the opportunity to now view this video himself, the police video now released in memphis, our coverage continues on abc news, live abc news .com. and, of course, we'll have much more later tonight on nightline. for many of you. world news tonight continues in the west will have a another additional world news tonight for you. given the late developments here today, we'll see you in the west shortly. goodbye. this of tyre nichols. it was so hard to watch. larry: it is chilling. yeah. i can only imagine the reaction of family members and everybody else.

there is one hour of video. kristen: that is many police officers from the collective body camera footage. that was the thing, there were so many there. larry: and why? that is the question, i don't know we will have an answer for, but it feels like the george floyd case very similar. kristen: it was anti release of the video would make people understandably more angry and that there could potentially, police preparing for unrest. in the bay area, police are preparing for the possibility. we want to mention it is a possibility and not an inevitability. oakland police have shut down the streets outside the department headquarters, the department has increased staffing through the weekend to help provide safety for demonstration should they occur.

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larry: today marks six months since this violent reaction to a gardener enjoying a beer with friends at a long day at work. kristen: we were first with the disturbing video. we have word the gardener has filed a claim against the city of san rafael in the first step towards a lawsuit. larry: we have the details. >> the gardener still does not want us to use his real name.

it turns out his injuries were worse than we first thought. >> stop. >> the lawyers for him tell us the treatment he suffered at the hands of two police officers was so egregious that the city of san rafael should pay. >> there is no weight that is necessary. >> july 27 last year, he told officers that he and his friends like to have a beer along this remote stretch after a long day at work. they asked for his id, but he claimed he had to retrieve it. >> i know. i have to take it out. i have to take it out. >> just sit down. sit down. >> ok. >> hey. hey. >> stop. >> you that the officer forces him to the ground over beer bottles, punches him in the nose and

pushes his face into the pavement. he suffered a broken nose and concussion come about his attorney says it is, a shoulder injury for which he had surgery last week and ptsd. >> there have been personality changes. it has affected his marriage. hiwi public a living a different life in a very different way than before. >> his claim accuses the officers of assault, battery, false imprisonment, infliction of emotional distress, and failure to properly screen and hire him a failure to properly train, supervise, and discipline. a spokesperson said he would have no comment on the claim, but an internal investigation into the conduct is still underway, and the remains on paid administrative leave six months later. >> the fact they have not been able to come to a conclusion is obvious to anybody who has seen

those videos. it is very concerning. >> he still can't quite believe the prosecutors filed felony resisting charges against him, before even looking at the video. once that happened, the case was dismissed. now the district attorney tells me that the case is still under investigation and review for possible criminal charges against the officers. >> as we said right now, we do not know if these officers are going to be held accountable professionally or criminally, so a civil lawsuit is sometimes a last chance somebody has for justice. >> also no comment from the mayor and city attorney. they have 45 days to respond before lawyers move ahead with their lawsuit. larry: they have had this video for six months? >> absolutely. larry: and still no action? interesting. thank you. kristen: in the south bay, two people dead and another injured following a car crash in san jose that happened between two

roads was the car at a light pole and caught on fire. two people were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was injured and later taken to jail for driving a stolen vehicle. this is the first of a traffic accident of the year for san jose. one worker has been charged in the death of a resident, a 54-year-old who faces one count of elder abuse resulting in the death of the person. the 94-year-old resident died after drinking cleaning solution in august. the complaint says sh he was placed and which his health was in danger. larry: we are going to lighten the mood a little bit after some rough video. chickens making a return in a big way. kristen: (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend!

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have it, we love it here at we want to get our own chicken soon. >> this protester -- particular breaches prolific. >> rental prices from $175 470 five dollars. he gives instruction of caring for them and provides the organic -- he will know more soon there is so much interest. larry: every morning. in the east bay, entrepreneurs and artists are gathering. there is a tech company that is hosting a workshop at generation thrive in oakland over four days. 11 people are learning modern shoe techniques to design their own sneakers, hoping to translate those skills and designs into the digital art space. >> they are making a digital version of that same shoe. when they are done, they will have a physical shoe they can

wear on their feet and a digital shoe they can use as a collectible or on their avatar as a digital wearable. larry: material costs are paid by the group. they get a toolkit so that they can create more shoes. kristen: custom-design shoes are such a thing now with young people. larry: sneakers, i mean, people will pay through the roof for custom design. it is very cold. kristen: indeed. speaking of cool, i think, ending co-. >> yeah, nice transition. cooler today. that will continue towards the weekend. live doppler 7 showing fog, higher clouds. radar will have some showers on sunday. the system coming in from the north is not doing much in terms of rain, but what it would do is bring back the cooler weather. the second system coming in sunday is a weak cold front, but

bring scattered showers to the bay. it is a light system. the seer will see snow in terms of estimates. you're looking at anywhere from 1 inch to 7 inches by sunday night. if you have travel plans, keep in mind that there may be chain controls by the time showers begin. temperatures in the 50's, early 60's in san jose, breezy, sunny forecast from cooler weather to some damp weather. a level one sunday, and freezing cold monday and tuesday mornings. afternoon hig temperatures struggled toh make it into the 50's, which meant liens -- means below average temperatures. the next chance of rain on friday. larry: thank you.

larry: tonight, primetime abc 7, shark tank, then the news at 11:00. disney celebrating a big anniversary maternity 100, and a lot of -- anniversary, turning 100, and a lot of fun at disneyland. we look at the festivities. >> celebrations to commemorate 100 years of the walt disney company are officially underway at disneyland to celebr huge milestone. the happiest place on earth is decked out in platinum decor,

including statues and medallions. visitors can get their hands on new merchandise and food and drinks, but you can't forget about mickey mouse, minnie mouse , and their friends who will be in on the festivities, wearing new sparkling outfits to mark the occasion. the 100th anniversary kicks off today with the grand opening of mickey mouse and minnie mouse's runaway railroad. >> it is a good story. it is cute. but of course and -- >> it offers storytellers, creators, and fans with new spectaculars. wondrous journeys pay tribute to a century of disney animation. >> with this technology, you will not want to miss it. you can find it throughout the

park. main street usa, sleeping beauty counsel, rivers of america -- sleeping beauty counsel, rivers of america. >> it will make its debut. the show is straight how a single action can create a ripple that can grow into a wave of change. >> it will transform paradise bay and a dazzling display of light, color, lasers, fog, harmonized with music and stories of the favorite characters that dared to be changemakers and change the world. ♪ >> reporting from disneyland, david gonzales, abc7news. larry: also new this year, disney's parade kicks off february 24, and mickey's tune town opens march 8. disney is the parent company of abc 7. that will do it for this edition of abc7news at 4:00. i am larry beil. the news at five is next.

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