also, we learn more about david depape . yesterday, we showed you the richmond garage. here it is, where he lived. all the furniture was hauled off for donation. there's to truck there. our crews got a look inside the garage. they saw weights of stross the floor, a couple of toolbelt and a well-used gaming chair. we also talked to depape end boss, frank jicarilla, says, he met depape six years ago when depape was living under a tree at a park in berkeley. he was given work, building decks, and he had a garage to live in. he also says, he watched depape slowly spiral into right-wing extremism fueled by watching videos. >> i think he got this whole thing from january 6th and the things they were saying when they were looking for nancy pelosi and mike pence. he didn't have filters. he lacked discernment in some ways. >> a depape's public defender says, he plans to examine depape end mental state, which could be used in his defense. >>> we continue our sense of coverage of paul pelosi's attack.to find everything you reported so far, and one spot, go to our website, nbcbayar

that friend was david depape, an illegal alien, drug addict, hippie nudist living in a school bus. kind of a classic right winger, right? so initial reports told us that depape when the police arrived in his underwear. then local news retracted that claim, for reasons no one ever explained. then according to nbc, when police arrived, pelosi didn't try to run, but walked back toward david depape. what the hell? we hate to speculate, but they're telling us this was a replay of january 6th. so we have a right to know what exactly it really was. jason whitlock is without kick.com and joins us tonight.

present certain evidence. >> reporter: according to superior court documents two police officers saw david depape hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer, knocking him out. and according to federal charges depape confessed to the crime and offered details to officers in a recorded interview. >> we continue our extensive coverage of the story online. if you want to watch the rest of speaker pelosi's virtual chat just click on the story. we've embedded the video there. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> our big story tonight, san francisco looking gray and gloomy and some rain along on this weekend. >> this is going to be a cozy weekend. let'sbri in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. when's it coming in and how much? >> tomorrow night we'll start to see some areas of rain returning. we look at doppler radar and satellite combined. no need for the umbrella tonight. we just have the clouds overhead, but make sure to have that jacket. it is chilly right now. let's zoom out and get the wider view of the satellite radar picture. you can see all this storm activity right here hitting seattle and portland, a

we do know the people around david depape believe he was completely deranged. e san francisco chronicle interviewed his ex-girlfriend who reported that depape is mentally ill and struggles with drugs. for example he once thought he was jesus for a year, has never been able to hold a job, said the girlfriend. he was homeless. he really does suffer from mental illness and that's probably why he was there at 2:00 a.m. she described him as a broken child in an adult problem with serious mental problems. depape's neighbors who know said more or less the same thing. >> anything strange about him or that would stand out. >> there's something strange about the whole household, the entire household is very strange. >> how about him? >> he is birds of a feather akin to them. so they are just, you know, nudist drug abusers and that's who gravitates towards them. >> tucker: so just another homeless mentally ill drug addict with a fondness for blm not quite so unusual in san francisco. one other thing about david depape, he's also an illegal alien originally from canada has

remake affidavit says that david depape blotches access. the da said that mr. pelosi asked to go to the bathroom, which is where he was able to call 911 from his cell phone. he realized the college been made, david depape brought him downstairs. >> two officers arrived at the front door two minutes after the 911 call. when the door was opened, the defendant was holding his hammer , which mr. pelosi appeared to be attempting to control. >> reporter: david depape gain control, swinging a hammer, striking mr. pelosi in the head. when the suspect was restrained, they found the can hammer, zip ties, role, and a roll of tape. he is being charged with attempted murder, residential burglary, elder abuse, and threatening a public officer. >> it is incumbent on us all to watch the words we say and to turn down the volume of our political rhetoric. i can tell you, this unnerved me as a political figure. >> reporter: if convicted, he faces 13 years to life . betty yu, kpix 5. >>> dance of lessee says since the horrific attack, we have gotten thousands of messages of prayer

that friend was david depape, an illegal alien, drug addict, hippie nudist living in a school bus. of a classic right winger, right? so initial reports told us that depape when the police arrived in his underwear. then local news retracted that claim, for reasons no one ever explained. then according to nbc, when police arrived, pelosi didn't try to run, but walked back toward david depape. what the hell? we hate to speculate, but they're telling us this was a replay of january 6th. so we have a right to know what exactly it really was. jason whitlock is without kick.com and joins us tonight. they're clearly lying. what is this? >> i got to set the record straight. i got a youtube channel, not outkick. tucker, listen, i'm not upset with nbc. i have no expectations for them as a journalist. what i have to stand up and defend, i'm outraged for nancy pelosi. this woman has taken the hard-earned money she's made from insider trading and invested, and comes home to find out that her husband is playing hide the hammer with a black lives matter guy. talk about disrupting a nuclear family.

court documents say the suspect, david depape, was quoted saying he's sick of the level of lies coming from washington, d.c. nt came here to have a little chat with house speaker nancy pelosi. >> absolutely>> i consider him to be dangerous. he sought out the speaker and in turn, when he could not locate her, turned his violence towards her husband. >> we are going to be looking into mr. depapae, his mental state. i'm not going to talk any further of that until i have more information to speak more accurately. >> that was adam lipson, the public defender for david depape , who just meant his detriment his client yesterday when -- who just met his client yesterday. this man targeted several other targets, including a professor, state and federal politicians and their relatives. it did not specifically name those people but did make reference to those very serious threats. live in san francisco, lena holland, abc 7 news. >> we have been on this story since friday morning. see all the angles covered in one place, the abc 7 streaming tv app. you can download it wherever you stream. we are o

if you remember that's when a nudist named david depape attacked paul pelosi with a hammer.ording to an indictment, police officers opened the door to nancy pelosi's home. this is fascinating because it's in direct contradiction to the filings by san francisco district attorney and local law enforcement to say that no, in fact paul pelosi opened the door. an nbc news affiliate in the bay area just reported that according to law enforcement sources who saw body cam footage, the d.a. is right. the doj is wrong. paul pelosi opened the door. why is this important? asking for details or facts on the comes of this story have been dismissed as is a conspiracy, as an entire narrative that david depape was insurrectionist and a maga republican was built. no questions that could get in the way that narrative. for example, this isn't the first time that nbc news contradicted the doj's narrative. earlier this month nbc ran this report which stated that paul pelosi didn't think he was in danger when david depape was in his home. >> sources familiar with what unfolded in the pelosi reside

according to the criminal complaint in an interview with the san francisco police, the suspect , david depape, told his officers his intention of breaking him. he was to hold the house speaker hostage and talk to her and if she told the truth, he would let her go. but if she lied, he would "break her kneecaps." he said he viewed nancy pelosi as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party , and she would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress there consequences to actions. it is hard to read this as i speak and never thinking i would see something like this. we have more now in the charging documents and it is baffling. >> reporter: this is a really shocking development that we received and now david depape is facing 13 years to life in prison after being charged with state and federal crimes related to this attack on paul pelosi . new details today released by the justice department highlight the chilling and politically motivated nature of this. >> reporter: a federal complaint filed monday paints a shocking picture of what unfolded

david depape said i'm going to tie you up. pelosi anyplaced the 911 call ar having the assailant allow him to go to the bathroom where his phone was charged. he stated there's a male in the home and the male is going to wait for pelosi's wife. pelosi said he does not know who the male is, he said his name is david. >> the dispatcher trying to figure out and decode what was said on that call. she attempted to keep him on the phone in order to do that. i say again, i think her being able to figure that out, along with mr. pelosi keeping his wits about him, he was heroic and the dispatcher figuring out there was something more is also heroic and that saved his life. >> reporter: david depape told those on the scene that he didn't want to hurt pelosi but he was tired on the lies out of the washington d.c. he said this was a suicide mission, i'm not going to stand here and do nothing even if it costs me my life. he appeared in court yesterday, pleading to a slew of charges. his attorney acknowledges the speculation that he was vuln

court documents revealed that's what david depape told police at the pelosis' san francisco home. he also reportedly planned to target other politicians. police say the moment depape hit pelosi with a hammer is caught on video. the police chief said it's clear to him, the suspect tried to kill paul pelosi. capitol police learned of the incident 10 minutes after the incident when the officer noticed police lights and sirens at the home. with house speaker nancy pelosi and others becoming targets they're calling on more members to protect congress. this is a very important story here whitney. >> reporter: it's another data point on a long line of examples why this is necessary. the shooting of gabby gifford, the shooting at the ball field of steve scalise. these are examples capitol police are pointing to saying we need more resources, the political climate is becoming more and more heightened, tenser by the day and requires more resources. political issuing a statement saying that. saying we believe today's political climate calls for more resources to provide additional layers of

the suspect , david depape, was on a mission to kill. it was caught on camera . >> reporter: the attacker barely spoke . he issued a not guilty plea. his right arm is in a sling. his public defender said he dislocated his shoulder when officers tackled and arrested his client at the pelosi home. the public defender said that he had just met his client. you would not go to details about his mental state. he did hint at a potential defense strategy. >> reporter: what i will say, there has been a lot of speculation regarding david depape's vulnerability to misinformation . that is certainly something that we will look into. that is something we will delve into as his defense team. >> reporter: the subject is on the prosecution's mind as well. the district attorney insists that her office is trying to set the record straight, mid swirling conspiracy theories about the attacker that was out to kidnap and harm the house speaker. >> this case is vulnerable to misinformation. we have seen this spread across all platforms. we need to ensure that

this is what he tells fox news, david depape a canadian immigrated to the u.s. long overstayed his visa. president trump waking aunt on the attack yesterday calling it a terrible thing before blaming the incident on san francisco's rising crime and david depape will be range later today. here is greg gutfeld on the left's reaction to the pelosi's attack. >> meanwhile in the media the dems and talking heads like there is any difference desperately trying to make this about right wing hate. but the people freaking out, of course, never did so after brett kavanaugh was almost assassinated, lee zeldin attacked comay trump supporter run down and murdered. remember how many jokes made about rand paul getting his ribs broken, ha ha, those attacks disappeared so the suspect was a homeless psychotic like tens of thousands on the street. they are a danger to you but also politicians spouses peer at the things that happen to everyone else finally happen to who matters. >> todd: the ladies of "the view to using halloween costumes to politicize children. bringing this little

we know that he was in the country, speaking of david depape illegally, has been accusations he mollistedkennedy: both sides take elements of this case, see, told, told you, everyone is crazy, crime, and unemploy all right trace, good to talk, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> kennedy: we'll watch you tonight on the fox. >> coming up overwork staff, faleh equipment, a chinese government cover-up, new detail how covid lab leak theory more lakely likely than ever, i break it down with the party panel, i they h are next. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shiv

we have confirmed with the department of homeland security that david depape arrived in the united statesand was processed in san diego. as a canadian citizen, depape was allowed into the u.s. without a visa as a temporary visitor for a stay of up to six months but that was 14 years ago. isoenforcement launched a detainer certainly after the arrest, asking to be notified of any release. he is being held on charges for that alleged beating after breaking into the home of the pelosis where nancy pelosi was not at the time. depape also faces charges of threatening a public full. the federal charges carry a maximum of 30 years in prison. it could mean 13 years to life behind bars. so i.c.e. asked that he be handed over for deportation but he will be tried first. if he is found guilty, he will serve his sentence before being sent back to canada. >> all right. that was kris sanchez giving us the very latest on the paul pelosi attack. we are learning more about the suspect today. >>> and a convenience store clerk is opening up about the deadly beating he witnessed this week right outside his doo

david depape making his first court appearance on state charges today after his own words offered insight into his possible state of mind and alleged intentions, that authorities say were aimed at house speaker nancy pelosi. tonight an online trail suggesting depape was drawn to conspiracy theories. the state charges, which include attempted murder, are separate from the serious federal charges also announced yesterday. in a new statement, speaker nancy pelosi this evening referencing what she called her husband's long recovery process as he remains in a san francisco hospital. our miguel almaguer was in the courtroom today and has this report. >> reporter: wearing a jailhouse jumpsuit and his arm in a sling, david depape entered a not guilty plea today. the district attorney successfully arguing for no bail, with the 42-year-old facing a litany of federal and state charges, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and false imprisonment. >> we certainly view him as a public safety risk to the city of san francisco. certainly to the speaker as time goes forward. >> report

this is a courtroom sketch of david depape as he was sitting with his newly-assigned public defender. depape is a tallman. a portion of his jump suit was pulled over his arm in a sling. he only said one word "yes", when he answered a question. the d.a. filed a motion to keep him in custody without bail. the document contains new details about what happened when depape entered the pelosi house, and police told what he told them. depape told officers as they were taking him into custody, quote, i am sick of the insane expletive level of lies coming out of washington, d.c. i came here to have a little chat with his wife. now this thread of direct threats during the break-in is part of the reason the d.a.'s office wants him held without bond. >> 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. and so yes, we certainly view him as a public safety risk to the city of san francisco, certainly to the speaker, as time goes forward. >> there's also been a lot of speculation rega

meanwhile, david depape has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> mola lenghi in san francisco all week for us, thank you. >>> now to the crucial midterm elections, just four days to go. tonighld determine who controls the senate. mehmet oz appearing for years on the oprah show, but tonight oprah endorsed his opponent, john fetterman. tonight you'll hear from oprah on her reason why. eva pilgrim in philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, the heaviest hitters in politics preparing to descend on pennsylvania, a sign of just how crucial this senate race is in the battle for congress. president biden and former president obama making their only joint appearance of the midterms this weekend in support of john fetterman. former president trump coming to rally for dr. mehmet oz. >> and you are going to send my friend oz -- oz. he is a great guy -- to the u.s. senate. >> reporter: but today, a setback for oz from the woman who gave him his big break. >> yeah, the oz man! >> reporter: oprah singlehandedly responsible for making oz a household name. they worked together for years, but in this campaig

>> reporter: well, john, david depape is facing multiple charges.will be arraigned later today for attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse among other charges and between those felonies he is facing 13 years to life in prison. that does not include the federal charges which if convicted he faces up to 50 years in federal prison. now, there are some chilling details coming out of the court documents filed yesterday in the affidavit. david depape is described as wanting to kidnap and injure nancy pelosi and because he discovered that she was not there at the pelosi residence when he arrived that he was willing to wait for days for her and that he used a hammer to attack paul pelosi because of nancy pelosi's actions. he did that as, quote, punishment. very disturbing. in that affidavit he also talked about wanting to break nancy pelosi's kneecaps so that she would have to be wheeled in front of other members of congress so they could see the consequences of their actions. he described her as a leader of a pack of lies promoted by

. >> the san francisco sheriff's office confirms earlier this evening that david depape is now in jailco. he was transferred from a hospital sometime today. prosecutors say based on the statements and comments made, this attack was politically motivated. >> david depape, the man accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home and attacking her husband paul, is expected to face a judge on tuesday for the first time. monday we learned of the federal charges against him including assault and attempted kidnapping, then the states charges against him. >> attempted murder, residential burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder as well as threat to a public official and their family. >> district attorney brooke jenkins also detailed the allegations against depape. she says it is believed he forced his way into the home through the pelosi's back door by breaking the glass. depape made his way upstairs where jenkins says he woke up paul pelosi and confronted him about the whereabouts of nancy who was not home. paul pelosi was abl

documents show that david depape could be in the u.s. illegally. homeland security believes he entered the u.s. as a temporary visitor from 2008 and then did not leave. the governor is withholding $1 billion in state budget money that was supposed to help cities and counties reduce homelessness. he says the plan would only reduce homelessness by 2% by 2024 and he is now calling for a meeting with local leaders. >>> nasa is prepping artemis 1 for another launch attempt. the rocket is being rolled out from the assembly building to cape canaveral. nasa hopes to send the rocket into space on november 14th. there will be no pilot on a 37 day trip around the moon and back, this is a step toward putting americans back on the moon. >>> temperatures are cold. there was a frost advisory for solano county. it is cold enough with upper 30s for the north bay valleys, 38 in santa rosa, 39 in napa and then low to mid 40s elsewhere. the only place that gets a frost advisory is solano county , so bundle up. relatively cool throughout the day with upper 60s for the

going to be more respectful. >> reporter: the da announced felony charged against the 42-year-old david depape which includes attempted murder app assault with a deadly weapon. new court filings say depape was planning to kidnap nancy pelosi and possibly break her kneecaps. authorities say zip ties were recovered at the scene. back at the campaign trail president biden is heading to florida today to stump for democratic candidates there. later this week both he and former president trump will be heading to battleground pennsylvania. anne-marie? >> debra alfarone in washington. deb debra, thank you. >>> the continuing issue on affirmative action is in question today. yesterday the supreme court listened to arguments whether harvard and the university of north carolina can take race into consideration as one of the factors for admission. now, the justices considered whether factoring in race in college admissions was a modern-day form of discrimination. >> we're talking about race as a determining factor in admission to harvard. >> no one is automatically getting in becaue race is being used. th

. >> reporter: these are recent photos of david depape released by friends that he had been staying with and working for. his public defender is worried about some of the attention this case is attracting. >> there's also some speculation regarding mr. depape's vulnerability to, to misinformation. and that's certainly something that we're going to look into. >> reporter: right now, depape is being held without bond. the district attorney's office is hoping to keep him in custody without bond until his full trial. as part of that motion, the d.a.'s office filed a 11-page document, including one portion that depape seemed angry when he found out pelosi called 911. the defendant responded "i can take you out". he came around to mr. pelosi's right with a large hammer in his hand. they also described incident of when he hit pelosi with a hammer. and he said i'm sick of the insane expletive, level of lies coming out of washington, d.c. i came here to have a little chat with his wife. this is part of the reason the d.a.'s office wants him held without bond. >> not only is this someone who engag

according to a federal affidavit, 42-year-old david depape was found with zip ties, a roll of tape, whiteair of rubber and cloth gloves, and two hammers, including one used in the assault. in an interview with police, depape called speaker pelosi the "leader of the pack of lies" told by the democratic party, said he planned to "hold nancy hostage and talk to her," and if she lied to him, he would break nancy's kneecaps. she "would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress that there were consequences to actions." depape, who has a history of espousing far right theories online, broke into the pelosi house early friday morning and demanded to see speaker pelosi, who was in washington. paul pelosi, who was home alone, managed to call 911 from the bathroom. when police arrived, depape got ahold of the hammer and struck him in the head several times, knocking him unconscious. tonight, the 82-year-old is recovering in the i.c.u. from a depressed skull fracture. his son visited him this weekend. any updates on your father? >> so far, so good. so far, so g

according to a federal affidavit, 42-year-old david depape was found with zip ties, a roll of tape, white rubber and cloth gloves, and two hammers, including one used in the assault. in an interview with police, depape called speaker pelosi the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party, said he planned to hold nancy hostage and talk to her, and if she lied to him, he would break nancy's kneecaps. she would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress there were consequences to actions. depape, who has a history of espousing far-right conspiracies online, broke into the pelosi demanded to see speaker pelosi, who was in washington. paul pelosi, who was home alone, managed to call 911 from the bathroom. when police arrived, depape got a hold of the hammer and struck him in the head several times, knocking him unconscious. tonight, the 82-year-old is recovering in the icu from a depressed skull fracture. there was stepped-up security outside the homes of congressional leaders this weekend, and the u.s. capitol police are considering enhanced

. >> the suspect david depape will be back in court on friday for a preliminary hearing. good evening. dan: today we spoke with neighbors who describe depape as a quiet man who did not seek social interaction. ama: abc7 news reporter ryan curry has the details. >> i think he was transferring his own frustration, confusion him and failures, and inabilities to the outside world. ryan: residents on this street recall their reactions with -- their interactions with david depape. neighbors said he had interest in online conspiracy theories. >> he was looking to some ideas that are out there in politics and the social sphere to solve some really deep-seated personal problems of his. ryan: this man says he has lived on this street for around 20 years. he worked with depape a few times but said he would always keep to himself. >> he made it clear that he did not want to engage socially with people, so he would respond to a question or an inquiry, but he wouldn't elaborate on it. ryan: according to court documents, depape lived in this garage. residents say he lived there for a co

kristen: now the question is -- will david depape be extradited to canada? luz: the professor believes the u.s. will have him face his sentence here in this country and be deported to canada. canada does have to accept him back into the country. kristen: a physical therapist who worked with children is in custody in the south bay. leonard chang is acing three counts of sexual assault on a minor. the victim came forward in june telling police he was found guilty of multiple sexual assaults that took place years ago. >> this victim survivor came forward recently, reported what she had experienced and what had occurred. our sexual assault unit detectives did an excellent job connecting all the dots, presenting a solid case to the district attorney's office who subsequently filed several charges. kristen: investigators say if there are other victims out there, they should contact san jose police. larry: the california department of justice has wrapped up a first of its kind investigation. the law took effect last year justice tothe department o shoots and kills

the suspect , david depape, was on a mission to kill. it was caught on camera . >> reporter:

in that affidavit filed in court yesterday, they say that david depape wanted to break nancy pelosi'sneecaps so she would have to be wheeled in front of congress so that other members could see the consequences of their actions. he described her as a leader of a pack of lies promoted by the democratic party. depape is going to be arraigned later today on charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. that's according to san francisco district attorney brook jenkins. here's what she had to say yesterday. >> yes, it appears as though this was, based on his statements and comments made during that house during his encounter with mr. pelosi, that this was politically motivated. >> reporter: between the state charges, depape faces 13 years to life. that doesn't include the federal charges he's facing for assault and attempted to kidnapping. he faces a maximum of 50 years in prison. paul pelosi still recovering in a local hospital from his injuries. according to authorities, when police arrived they saw depape and pelosi struggling over a hammer and depape was able to

david depape is held without bail on six counts, including attempted murder. the two sides return to court on november 28 for a status hearing and again on december 14 for a preliminary hearing to determine whether the case will proceed to trial. during the past few hours, house speaker nancy pelosi released this video message. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for your kind words, your prayers, and your good wishes for paul. it will be a long haul, but he will be well and it is just so tragic how it happened, but nonetheless, we have to be optimistic. he is surrounded by family, so that is a wonderful thing. >> david depape, meanwhile, has pleaded not guilty to all charges in the case. >>> the vallejo police chief abruptly stepped down. shawny williams took over a scandal plagued department and leaves the same way. william says he believes the department has made progress during his time there. deputy chief jason ta will serve as interim chief. >>> oakland's chinatown community is celebrating the opening of the renovated and renamed wilma chan park. it comes

in a packed san francisco courtroom, david depape, wearing an orange jumpsuit with a black sling on his, was described as emotionless as the judge denied bail. district attorney brooke jenkins. >> clearly we believe he is a severe public safety threat given what took place. he was targeting that home specifically in order to make contact with the speaker. >> reporter: the criminal complaint describes how depape, who had a history of pushing far-right conspiracies online, told investigators he was going to hold nancy hostage and had planned to break her kneecaps if she lied to him. as police arrived early friday morning, depape swung the hammer toward paul pelosi, saying he was taking the punishment instead. the speaker visited her husband this morning, who is said to be recovering well. and tonight, the u.s. capitol police chief calling for additional layers of physical security for members of congress as they continue to monitor thousands of potential threats. many of those spawned by conspiracy theories and misinformation, including just this morning. former president trump questioned

david depape accused of carrying out the attack. today documents that were released says he planned to kidnap speaker pelosi last week and break her kneecaps ultimately. he also planned to tie up paul pelosi until the speaker returned home. mr. pelosi was attacked inside the couple's pacific heights home early friday morning. depape is accused of breaking in through a glass door, then going to the second floor, waking up paul pelosi. after a confrontation, pelosi was able to go to the bathroom, and that's where he dialed 911. when police officers arrived, both pelosi and depape were holding a single hammer. officers told him to drop it -- actually told them to drop it. that's when depape is accused of yanking the hammer away and striking mr. pelosi in the head, knocking him unconscious. police were able to quickly detain depape. later in an interview with sfpd, depape allegedly told officers that he believed speaker pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. and if the speaker of the house were telling t

. >> the san francisco sheriff's office confirms earlier this evening that david depape is now in jailere in san francisco. he was transferred from a hospital sometime today. prosecutors say based on the statements and comments made, this attack was politically motivated. >> david depape, the man accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home and attacking her husband paul, is expected to face a judge on tuesday for the first time. monday we learned of the federal charges against him including assault and attempted kidnapping, then the states charges against him. >> attempted murder, residential burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder as well as threat to a public official and their family. >> district attorney brooke jenkins also detailed the allegations against depape. she says it is believed he forced his way into the home through the pelosi's back door by breaking the glass. depape made his way upstairs where jenkins says he woke up paul pelosi and confronted him about the whereabouts of nancy who was not home. p

david depape and information that was obtained from paul pelosi. mr. pelosi, quote, asked defended why he waited to see or not talk to nancy. well, she's number two in line for the presidency, right? when mr. pelosi agreed, defendants responded that they are all corrupt and we've got to take them all out. when mr. pelosi asked if he could call anyone for defendant, defendant ominously responded that it was the end of the road for mr. pelosi. mr. pelosi grabbed his phone, turned it on, called 9-1-1, and put the phone on speaker. watching mr. pelosi, defendant stood about three feet away, still holding the large hammer and this if ties. during the 9-1-1 call itself, mr. pelosi said there was a gentleman there waiting for his wife -- nancy pelosi -- to come back. to defuse the situation, mr. pelosi told the dispatcher that he did not need police, fire or medical assistance. trying to be calm and discreet while also trying to help dispatch to understand the situation, mr. pelosi then asked for the capitol police because they are usually at the house pr

>> reporter: abby, we're learning david depape will be here and arraigned in court for those chargesou talked about including attempted homicide and between those felonies he's facing 13 years to life in prison. that does not include the federal charges that he's facing which he would face a maximum of 50 years in federal prison for those charges. to some chilling details coming out of those court documents just from the affidavit we have learned that david depape specifically went to the pelosi residence so that he could injure nancy pelosi and kidnap her and that he was willing to wait for days to wait for nancy pelosi's return when he discovered that she was not there, the affidavit also states that he used the hammer to injure paul pelosi as punishment for nancy pelosi's actions. he's also described as admitting to police he wanted to break nancy pelosi's kneecaps so that she would have to be wheeled in front of congress so that other members of congress could see the consequences of their actions. very disturbing details coming out of that affidavit and san francisco district at

david, depape faces multiple state and federal charges including for attempted murder. now, he has pleaded not guilty. he is due back in court later this month for a status hearing. david. >> matt gutman live in california tonight, matt. thank you. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine tonight, james longman and our team with extraordinary access tonight to the iranian drones being used by the russians to attack ukraine. and the other major headline at this hour involves one of vladimir putin's key allies, tonight now admitting that he did meddle in u.s. elections and saying he will do so again. here's james longman from kyiv tonight. >> yeah. >> reporter: the war in ukraine is increasingly becoming a full-scale drone war. russia deploying hundreds of small unmanned aircraft both to kill civilians and destroy critical infrastructure. at an undisclosed location abc was given special access to some of the drones captured by ukraine. >> these are designed to fly directly into targets that set off often in groups as many as five, on one occasion even 12 of them in swarms causin

after the 9-1-1 call ended, david depape said he wanted to go downstairs to get his backpack. they proceeded downstairs with defendant walking behind mr. pelosi, still holding the large hammering the zip ties. turning on the lights, mr. pelosi could see where the defendant entered the house. defendant commented that he had to bash the window several times to breakthrough and enter. the defendant also said that the police would be there any minute. mr. pelosi tried to calm the defendant by saying they would not. but defendant responded, i can take you out. when the doorbell rang, the defendant directed mr. pelosi not to open the door. but mr. pelosi opened the door with his left hand. at the door open, the two men stood in the dimly lit foyer, facing the officers. pelosi nervously but calmly greeted them. when the officer asked what was going on, defendants milan said, everything is good, and pulled his hands toward his body. when an officer turned on his flashlight, the defendant could be seen holding the bottom handle of the hammer with one hand and mr. pelosi's right on with

glimpse into his head what was david depape thinking when he broke into the home of the speaker of the house in the middle of the night? that he was like the founding fathers, fighting against tierney tyranny without the option of surrender, that nancy was the leader of the pack of lies of the democratic party and he was there to get the truth from her by force depape lives in a garage in richmond, california and told police he was tired from carrying his backpack and kidnapping tools all the way to the pelosi home, so he wanted to tie paul pelosi up and get some sleep while they waited for nancy pelosi to come home, but first he allowed paul pelosi to go to the bathroom, where he managed to call 911. depape told police that he knew about the 911 call but didn't flee because of his mission to fight tyranny. police arrived to find the two struggling with a hammer, and that's when depape struck pelosi, 82 years old, in the head he'll be arraigned on the state charges. in addition to all the other items in his backpack, he was carrying a journal >> scott cohn, live in san francisco. there

during the proceedings david depape appeared wearing an orange jumpsuit. his arm in a sling.c defender saying that he had dislocated his shoulder during the course of the arrest in a press conference following the hearing, the public defender saying that his client -- he was going to be looking at his client's state of mind, as well as any online activity that his client may have participated in hinting at a possible defense. the prosecution filing the paperwork yesterday as well. really giving more details into david depape's state of mind during the attack telling police he was on a suicide mission and that he was sick of the lies being told in washington. all of that playing into the prosecution's argument that the court should once again deny david depape bail in the next court proceeding set for friday. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. elise, i want to talk to you about the gop response to this. it's been bizarre. i want to show you how jd vance tried to maneuver around the topic yesterday at a town hall on fox news. >> i think the effort to turn this into a political issu

well, today the suspect david depape made his first court appearance and pleaded not guilty to a litany of charges including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. the 42-year-old was allegedly targeting the shouse speaker and wanting to hold her hostage and break her kneecaps. also tonight capitol police are warning they need more resources to provide additional layers of security for members of congress. jonathan vigliotti will start us off tonight from outside pelosi's san francisco residence. good evening, jonathan. >> reporter: and good evening, norah. tonight there is an increased security presence here outside the home, as we have watched family gather around inside. meanwhile, the suspect faced a judge today, showing signs of the alleged attack. in a packed san francisco croom, david depape, wearing an orange jumpsuit with a black sling on his right arm, was described as emotionless, as the judge denied bail. district attorney brooke jenkins. >> clearly we believe he is a severe public safety threat. given what took place, he was targeting that home spec

glimpse into his head what was david depape thinking when he broke into the home of the speaker of the house in the middle of the night? that he was like the founding fathers, fighting against tyranny without the option of surrender. that nancy pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party, and he was there to get the truth from her by force depape, who police say lived in a garage in richmond, california, 25 miles away, told police he was tired from carrying his backpack of kidnapping tools to the pelosi home, so he wanted to tie paul pelosi up and get sleep while they waited for nancy pelosi to come home. but first, he allowed pelosi to go to the bathroom, where he managed to call 911. police say that depape told them that he knew about that 911 call, but he didn't flee because of his mission to fight tyranny. police arrived to find the two struggling with the hammer, they say. and that's when depape smashed paul pelosi, 82 years old, in the head depape is being held without bail he'll be arraigned tomorrow on those state charges. shep, police say in addition

david depape charged with "attempted kidnapping of a federal officer or employee," and "assault of an immediate family member of a federal official." according to the federal indictment, depape told investigators he planned to hold speaker pelosi hostage and talk with her. if "nancy" told depape the "truth," he would let her go, and if she "lied," he would break "her kneecaps." the speaker was not there. paul pelosi able to call 911. but when police arrived, depape allegedly striking the 82-year-old with a hammer using "full force." according to the san francisco d.a.'s office, depape allegedly said he was on a "suicide mission" and was planning to target other leaders, too. paul now recovering at home after suffering a fractured skull and other injuries. >> he's improving. it'll take a little while. but we've been so comforted by the outpouring of so many prayers and good wishes. >> reporter: depape also facing multiple state charges, including attempted murder. he pleaded not guilty to those earlier this month. now, between those state and federal charges, he is facing decades in pr

eventually david depape attacked paul pelosi with a hammer.a secret service agent said what capital police have access to is a lot. >> all over the country, many of the protectees have multiple residences, and so the volume we are talking about is overwhelming. >> capital police said the cameras are not monitored as when the politician is at the residence. it can be more challenging for security teams as court documents say in this case had more targets. >> if you fast-forward to today, there's thousands and thousands of sites all over the internet, and the volume is just pouring in from not only the u.s. but overseas. >> and the capital police chief was pressed on a specific plan with dealing with it, and he wrote the manner in which the speaker and her family were targeted raises questions about those in congress. the speaker, third in line for the presidency, spent most of her evening at sf general where her husband has been recovering. the attack on paul pelosi is causing many to think about it. >> i have had a number of death threats, and

david depape is charged with assault and attempted kidnapping and faces decades in prison. >>> the cdcwarning of a listeria outbreak which has killed one person and sickened 16 others across six states. the cdc has yet to determine the source of the outbreak, but believes it stems from deli meet and cheatses sold at deli counters. >>> and nasa has released new images from their web telescope. take a look at these remarkable photos showing a nearby dwarf galaxy. that's about three million light years away. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, president biden is celebrating what he called a strong night for democrats after his party outperformed expectations in the midterms. the president says americans sent a clear and unmistakable message last night about democracy and abortion rights. in a rare wide ranging press conference, late today president biden answered questions about working with the gop despite possible investigations into his son hunter

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house first. >> more now from cnn's josh campbell from san francisco. >> reporter: 42-year-old david depape making an appearance to court tuesday with his arm in a sling. >> we're going to be doing a comprehensive investigation of what happened. we're going to be looking into mr. depape, his mental state. >> reporter: he waived his right to a hearing within 10 days. his next court appearance will be november 4th. the judge signed a court order with no contact to the pelosis. the charges include attempted murder, burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment as well as threats to a public official and family. >> mr. depape specifically confronted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. >> reporter: adam lipson responded to questions tuesday about motive. >> there's also been a lot of speculation regarding mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation and that's certainly something we're going to look into. >> still rebutting theories they knew each other. >> there is absolutely no evidence mr. pelosi knew this man. >> paul pelosi is still hospitalized after being struck on th

this comes as documents show that david depape may be in the u.s. illegally. homeland security believes he crossed into the u.s. as a temporary visitor in 2008 and did not leave as required. he allegedly had a list of targets beyond speaker pelosi , including other high-profile politicians. >>> the mystery surrounding a car buried deep in the backyard of a mansion is over. the mercedes-benz was discovered last month in the home. it was buried five feet deep. investigators thought it may have contained a body, but they did not find human remains. investigators believe that the homeowner buried the car to commit insurance fraud. in the early 90s he reported the car stolen and then filed an insurance claim. >>> governor gavin newsom is withholding $1 billion in state budget money that was supposed to help cities and counties reduce homelessness. he says the plan would only reduce homelessness by 2% by 2024 which is unacceptable. he is calling for a meeting with local leaders later this month. >>> darren peck with a look at the chili forecast. >> we are getting in