david de pop was charged with attempting to murder paul pelosi by beating him with a hammer inside the couple of san francisco home. on friday. the 82 year old is recovering from surgery. reynolds has more from los angeles. well, we heard the defendant david papp plead not guilty to numerous charges state charges brought by the state of california in connection with the alleged attack on 82 year old paul pelosi in his home. last friday, the defendant has been now sent to jail, where he's being held without bail or bond. his court appointed attorney david lip . some public defender came out and spoke to reporters briefly after the, the short hearing. he said he'd only been able to chat with his his client twice briefly at that. and that his defense team was going to delve into as he put it the what he called the pap vulnerability to misinformation. that's a reference, no doubt to the voluminous writing that mr. de pap allegedly posted on line, endorsing conspiracy theories, election, denial, anti semitic tropes and holocaust denial among many other conspiracy theories. a preliminary hea

district attorney brooke jenkins laid out the timeline for her criminal case against 42 year old david de pop. the first preliminary hearing scheduled for december, 14th will be determining what witnesses we need to call whether we call a victim, whether we call the 911 dispatcher, we believe that we have sufficient evidence to prove that he committed this crime was not in court for the hearing today, but he faces attempted murder, first degree burglary, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon charges he's accused of breaking into the home of house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband, paul with a hammer. he also faces federal charges of kidnapping and assault. some legal experts believe these cases may not go to trial. because there's so much evidence because you have the statement of mr pelosi. you have the 911 tape. you have the body cam of the officers and you have mr de pops confession if he was properly mirandized advised of his rights, and he went ahead and spoke anyway. then there's a whole confession. ultimately these are going to be played out. i do not think we're go

david de pop lived in this garage on a quiet street in richmond. something like this was gonna was gonna transpire. we're all thinking. did we know him? how do we know neighbors described a pap as a loner who mostly kept to himself and spent a lot of time on his computer. he was gravitating towards the new right talking point. they say he rented the space in the garage and worked as a handyman. digging fence posts and building decks. mullner lived across the street from the pap and worked with him on job sites. he said to pap had increasingly radical beliefs before the attack. i wasn't 100% surprised, but i also was a little bit saying oh, no to myself because i'm more or less knew this would happen. federal charging documents filed monday , the fbi said to pap lived here for approximately two years. neighbors said law enforcement blocked off the street on saturday and searched the home inside the garage. investigators say they found two hammers a sword and gloves. the whole thing is kind of mysterious, so we know just a little bit as anybody else.

so yeah, i'm definitely concern and david de pop who's charged with the attack on the pelosi home iseing held without bail. he's due back in court tomorrow morning. time now, 507. we're watching twitter where there's word, more jobs are going to be cut this week. elon musk, according to bloomberg news plans to cut about 3700. good jobs at twitter as soon as tomorrow. also the reports as much will end twitter's work from anywhere policy. twitter employees mainly have been working from home since the pandemic began. and elon must also talked about band twitter accounts must says it may take weeks to examine account there were banned for violating twitter's rules against harassment, violence or misinformation about the elections and covid. that announcement came after musk met with civil rights and religious leaders about ways that twitter can combat hate speech. cancel culture will be the main topic of conversation at a conference at stanford university. stanford graduate school of business is hosting the academic freedom conference. it's a two day event that starts tomorrow. it featur

nancy pelosi's husband at their home in san francisco, federal prosecutors, a police officer told david de pop he refused to do it. then the allegedly pulled paul pelosi closer to him and swung the hammer quote forcefully at paul . the anointment says all of it happened within 15 seconds, and we're also learning that the pap allegedly planned to use speaker nancy pelosi to lure other targets. legal experts say the evidence was shown to a grand jury and that led to the federal charges now facing japan. now this is a superseding indictment, so this is more detail more evidence that really we're going on more than the say so of the district attorney. legal experts say cpap is also facing state charges, and they expect him to take a plea deal to both of them, especially because there are 911 calls body camera video and reported confession. now again today is veterans day, which is a federal holiday. when let you know about some of the things closed all federal, state, county and city offices and courts are closed today. post offices are also closed and there's no mail delivery. most schools and ba

david cpap is now being held without bail after pleading not guilty to attempted murder and other charges were going to be doing a comprehensive investigation of what happened. we're going to be looking into mr de pop his mental state court documents claim pop. pelosi was knocked unconscious after the hammer attack and woke up in a pool of his own blood. officials saying to pap was on a suicide mission and was planning to target other politicians. threats against elected officials have surged since the january 6th riot. in a rare statement yesterday, the capitol police called for more security, saying we believe today's political climate calls for more resources to provide additional layers of physical security for members of congress . and while leaders on both sides of the political aisle have spoken out against the attack on pelosi, there has not been universal condemnation. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas spoke exclusively with a b six pierre thomas about the current threat environment. how toxic is this moment? and how concerned are you? there are a number of, um forces that are fueling of violent extremism. ideologies of hate. false narratives, anti government sentiment, person