the two were holding a hammer.im to drop the hammer. paul pelosi did. the attacker held onto it and attacked him. that obviously -- that episode, very traumatic for the pelosi family, and something that they have -- mr. pelosi has tried to recover over this time period here, but pelosi making clear that this is something that she doesn't want to see, she doesn't want to listen to this -- any of those audios released of the 911 call, and is done commenting on this episode here, and of course, her, at the time, this happened in san francisco. this was not -- she was not in san francisco at the time. she was in d.c. at the time. capitol police were not actively monitoring the home of the then-speaker in san francisco which is why this assailant was able to break in, one of the reasons why he was able to break into their home. so here we're hearing the speaker for the first time weighing in. she's not going to watch the video and she said she's done talking about it, alisyn. >> manu raju, thank you. >>> now to this. uk

tangled arm in arm and when officers confront them to pap takes full control of the hammer, swinging it towards pelosi's head. as he falls to the ground. the officers leap forward to try and stop the attack from getting any worse. now in addition to the body cam we also received security video from outside the pelosi home. so take a look at this at 05:00:05am, the morning of the attack. you can see the pap enter from the top of the screen. >> he walks around to the back of the home as he looks around with his hands on his hips. he leaves and their returns about a minute later this time carrying a backpack and 2 bags. you can see one of them right there. he sets them down. he spent a few more minutes ruffling through those bags eventually he reaches into one of the bags and he pulls out a hammer in the video. it is a bit difficult to see, but he also grabs a pair of gloves out of that bag. we know from the investigation that there were also zip types, zip ties. and when those bags as well. so then around 05:10am, 5 minutes after he first arrived, the pap approaches the back of the hom

they are probably realizing he's holding a hammer, they immediately tell him you put the hammer down and he says um, nope, and they move in immediately and by that point it's always something that we call action versus reaction in law enforcement. we have to make split second decisions because we know that you only have a split second to react before someone can be violently hurt, we witness in this instance. police officers moved in as quickly as they could and when you make a decision in those instances, a hammer, a deadly weapon. he could have killed mr. pelosi. in this situation they moved in quickly but unfortunately the defendant had already taken the hammer and hit mr. pelosi with it. but in those types of situations you want to be very, very careful, especially to be using deadly force especially when you have the hostage individual next to, you know, it's just a split second decision. you don't want to do a nonclean shoot, don't want to hurt mr. pelosi. they did the best they could with the information they had, acted as quickly as possible. >> sandra: nicole, final thought,

he eventually pulled the hammer from one of those bags. it's a little hard to see, but he also grabs a pair of gloves. we know from the investigation that there were also zip ties and one of the bags that about 05:10am, 5 minutes after he first arrived to pap approaches the back of the home. and it begins smashing the side of the house was the hammer. it's unclear whether he's getting a glass window or door turned out to be a window. he was seen smashing it with a hammer for about 30 seconds before he finally enters the home. it's not clear how much time passes between to pap entering the pelosi home and m waking up paul pelosi who was upstairs asleep at some point, pelosi calls 9-1-1, with the pap close by the audio of that call was also released today. >> the capitol police around noted i think they usually are but usually hear about i was no plea. >> friday, know 22, okay. 24 and that can. >> here are things got a problem that isn't too. >> not ok might be 8? no, no. gentleman, just the team into the >> want to my wife come home and you

>> i have the hammer.gizing to me, but i want to apologize to you, we had no idea what that was going to look like, and that should have had a a graphic morning before we showed it, and then on screen. i saw you look away -- >> kennedy: i have a hard time seeing violence like that, and that was just a natural reaction, i know it's our job to look at those things and analyze them, and take them in, but also, the anticipation, we know it is going to happen, but -- i am squishy in that sense and it's hard for me to see things like that, as it is for you. >> harris: and as it would be for his beloved, for nancy pelosi. who in every instance politics aside, whatever you are may be, if that is your loved one on the ground, i mean, that was really quick between the time the police answered, and thank the good lord that they were there. >> todd: it looks like police followed the procedure that they should have, asking what's going on, drop that, and then he acted out as quickly as you saw in that tape, but to the

tell the suspect dropped the hammer and what he then says. what he then does matt rivers from california. b attack on this international holocaust remembrance day that deadly shooting rampage outside a synagogue in jerusalem. at least seven people killed james longman reporting. the dramatic day in court of the trial of the once prominent attorney, alex murdoch, charged with murdering his own wife and son and what the jury was shown today. the police interview with burdock what he said to them about discovering his own family. that major storm and for many a frigid weekend ahead multiple states and alerts and there is news coming in tonight of a massive pile up on i 90 dozens injured, sweeping from west to east and rob marciano, timing it out. another accident involving jay leno this time on his motorcycle, will have the latest on his condition tonight. and at the very end of the broadcast, so many of you responded at the time after our journey back with the children of auschwitz survivors. what they want you to hear tonight. from abc news wo

and he and paul pelosi struggling over a hammer. they tell the suspect, drop the hammer and what he then says, what he then does. matt rivers from california. >>> the attack on this international holocaust remembrance day, the deadly shooting rampage outside a synagogue in jerusalem. at least seven people killed. the dra >>> the dramatic day in court of the trial of the once prominent attorney alex murdaugh. charged with murdering his own wife and son, and what the jury was shown today, the police interview with murdaugh. what he said to them about discovering his own family. >>> the major storm and for many, a frigid weekend ahead. multiple states on alert, and there's news coming in of a massive pileup on i-90, dozens injured. sweeping west to east. >>> another accident involving jay leno, this time on his motorcycle. we'll have the latest on the his condition tonight. >>> and at the very end of the broadcast, so many of you responded at the time after our journey back with the children of auschwitz, the survivors. what they want

>> reporter: paul pelosi and david depape, both holding on to a hammer. >> drop the hammer. >> nope. hey, hey, hey -- what's going on. oa, whoa! >> reporter: we froze the video after depape swung the hammer. the impact to pelosi's head occurs out of view. >> i got him! i got him! >> reporter: officers tackle depape while pelosi is unconscious and bleeding. >> what is your name, sir? >> paul pelosi. >> reporter: they arrived just minutes after pelosi called 911 reporting a man in his bedroom, last october. >> there's a gentleman here, just waiting for my wife to come back. >> reporter: pelosi was calm on the call, as depape was listening in. >> he says he's a friend, but-- >> but you don't know who he is? >> no. no, ma'am. >> reporter: home security video shows a man matching depape's description using a hammer to smash his way in. in custody, he admitted to the break-in. >> how did you get in? like, did you break it? >> it was not easy. that is, like, special glass. >> reporter: he told investigators, his goal was to find then house speaker nancy pelosi, take her hostage, and interro

dropped the hammer. >> reporter: nope . >> what is going on. we froze the video, but this is when we see david depape beat pelosi, fracturing his skull. police minivan and they wrestle david depape the ground. >> give me your hand. >> it is very graphic. paul pelosi spent six days recovering in the hospital after he underwent surgery for a skull fracture. >>> here's where the case stands. david depape within state superior court. he pleaded not guilty to six charges filed by the san francisco da. they include, attempted murder and first-degree residential burglary. he is due back in state court on february 23, when the trial date is likely to be set. he also pleaded not guilty to federal charges. e deo is out there now. what does that mean for the court case against david depape? and to give us contacts on the legal is our attorney, tony brass. we want to be clear, you're not on this case. both prost eaters and the defense team did not want this video released. we got the statement from the defense team. it says, releasing this footage is disre

he is striking that glass door with that hammer. we see him use his whole body there to try to shove it in, debris coming toward the camera. and we see him striking it over his head with full force, getting it in there, and then he goes into the pelosis' home. again, debris still flying at the camera. using his shoulder and gets in. in just a moment you'll see him step within one foot and now he's in the home. so i wanted to tell you that he was striking that door for about 40 seconds and that whole video, when he comes to the house and then he gets in, that's for a total of six minutes. and i provide that detail because capitol police have been getting a lot of questions about why they didn't immediately see this, this is their video, and then take action. in a press release they sent out in november, i have it right here, they say they are reviewing the incident and believe they need more resources to provide more security. they say they are making improvements but cannot disclose details about those improvements. next, we want yo

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the back of the house. >> again, smashing with hammer. it's not clear whether it's a glass window or door. he seems smashing with that hammer for but 30 seconds before he is able to enter the home. it's not clear how much time passed between dip app entering and when he woke up paul pelosi at some point, pelosi did call 9-1-1 with the pap close by the audio of that call was also released today. >> of the things got a problem that you can >> not okay might be 8? no, no. gentleman, just the team into the >> want your waiter. my wife come home and you know, gone in, know who the person is. you know, i don't know. who is do go not going to really the film, g to area that, you know, football down to time and a team second, ok? okay. what the gentleman's name. with that. but i think that the name of that. >> following the paps arrest, he sat down with san francisco police for an interview after police caved to pap his miranda rights. he proceeded to tell police what he did and why he did it. >> and that full interview has been released tonight.

them to pap takes full control of the hammer. ultimately swinging it towards pelosi's head as he falls to the ground. the officers leap forward to try and stop the attack from getting any worse. in addition to the body cam video security video from outside the pelosi home was also released take a look at this. this is 05:00:05am. and the morning of the attack, the pap enters. so you saw him there at the museum. now at the bottom of your screen. >> he walked around the back of the house looking around with his hands on his hips. >> and then returns about a minute later. this time he's carrying a backpack and 2 bags to pappas sets them down. this was a few minutes ruffling through the bags eventually. he reaches into one of the bags and pulls out a hammer. and in the video, it's it's hard to see. but he also grabbed a pair of gloves. we know from the investigation that they're also zip ties in one of these bags as well around 05:10am. that's 5 minutes after he had arrived to pap, walked to the back of the house began smashing with

got the hammer, what was your take away of that, dr.ieberman? >> it seemed like paul pelosi was frozen in fear, paralyzed. he didn't know quite what to do. on the one hand he was thinking he's safe, the police are here, but then they didn't really do anything, so that gave david depape the opportunity to hit him in the head with it. >> trace: i'm wondering, when they said drop the hammer, do you think at that point in time paul pelosi was showing and a fear in his face that police should have done something? >> absolutely. they should have done something before that point when they saw that strange site. they should have realized there was something in congress about what they were looking at. >> trace: lastly, we have the big video of the night, the police video in memphis of tyre nichols being hit. you kind of look at this, and it's interesting, from you, you have a legal background and a body language background and you can see the police here. he's clearly down. there are five of them. and you look at this and you wonder, aside from

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and shortly after he takes out a hammer from one of those bags. and in the video, it's a bit hard to see. but he also grabs a pair of gloves. now in this video at 05:10am, the video shows him using that camera. he took out of that back to break into the home. he repeatedly uses the hammer and he eventually gained access in to the house. you can see him there trying to strike the home a few times with a hammer and there he is. tried to now the path he came across pa pelosi who ended up calling 9-1-1. pelosi says in the 9-1-1 phone call that there is someone in his home that he doesn't know. however, the pap mentions that he's a friend. take a listen. >> now this the police. friday. know 22. okay. well, a 24 and what does this seconds you can use them. of things got a problem. but isn't that what you sow? not okay halifax, it 8? no. none of film and just the tomb of the house. wants wait my wife come home 40 you know, gone in, know who the person is. no, i don't know. is so do go not to do anything? >> now, stephanie, this is all coming after a judg

drop the hammer. >> no. >> what's going on? >> -- >> send backup, code 3. >> code 3 backup -- >> reporter: paul pelosi laid there bloody and unconscious for three minutes. he's went under surgery to repair a skull fracture but his wife, former speaker of the house, says a full recovery is likely still months away. today, we also have a recording of the police interrogation where investigators questioned him for about 20 minutes. including on what he would have done had he found nancy pelosi at her home. >> what was your intention to go there, to make her change her ways? >> well, i was going to basically hold her hostage and talk to her. and talk to her, if he told the truth, i would let her go. but if she lied, it would be dirty. >> really? >> reporter: he wanted to take nancy pelosi hostage and force her to answer questions and he would break her kneecaps if she determined that she wasn't telling the truth. with the investigative unit. >>> the court also releases video from before that attack was captured by capital police su

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>> everything is good. >> hi. >> drop the hammer. >> nope. >> hey. hey, hey. >> what is going on right now? >> we're not getting an answer on call back. >> whoa! whoa! >> former house speaker nancy pelosi just spoke about the release of the video. >> i have not heard the 911 call. i had not heard the confession. i had not seen the break-in. i have absolutely no intention of seeing the deadly assault on my husband's life. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent gadi schwartz in our los angeles newsroom. this video is painting a clearer picture, very vivid picture of what really happened that night. walk us through what we just watched and what else is released today. >> reporter: there is so much to take in just from that video alone. it happens in a matter of 12 to 13 seconds. when you see the video the officers seem a little bit confused when the door opens. you see paul pelosi and david depape standing there both holding on to a hammer, paul pelosi holding on to a glass. the police ask what is going on. they tell him to drop the hammer. then you h

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. >> drop the hammer -- what's going on right here?creaming] [bleep] >> [inaudible] >> paul pelosi, miraculously, survived that attack. congresswoman nancy pelosi says her husband has a long road ahead of him, as he's making process towards recovery. >> a grateful heart, and on behalf of my entire family, we continue to thank people for all of their prayers, that they continue to send us, asking about the path my husband has been making, and he's making progress, but it will take more time. >> madam speaker, how is your husband doing? >> he's coming along. thank you. >> now, in addition to being downright horrifying, the video is the moments leading up to the attack on paul pelosi, as well as the attack itself, debunked, definitively, a number of right-wing smears that were directed at this 82 -year-old man, after he suffered a brutal attack that landed him in the icu. you see, while some republicans like, for instance, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, we're capable of countering just like the most basic, normal response of a po

>> good. >> hi. >> drop the hammer. no. >> hey., hey. >> what is going on. >> we're not getting an answer. [scuffle] >> [. >> code 39 12k3w4r-6 give me your [bleep] hand. geoff me your [bleep] hand. >> did the officers have any idea this was a vip house? the woman's third in line for the presidency and her husband is standing there in his underwear in the middle of the night with a bulky looking dude holding a hammer. if door swings open and i see a scene like that. i'm not hesitating. but police didn't come in until the depape swung the hammer. did they even know it was paul pelosi? and he owned the house? unclear. depape is getting is of and should rot in prison for this but the truth is never should have happened. this was a major national security breakdown and potentially a san francisco police and capitol hill police break down. footage proves it. remember, just a few months ago, saying that kind of thing would get you suspended on nbc news. that's what happened to their award-winning journalist miguel. >> it sources familiar

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drop the hammer. um, nope. hey, hey, hey. what is going on right here. i'm not getting an answer. >> reporter: what happens next is too graphic to show. police later subduing depape. after the arrest, depape allegedly told officers he wanted to hold the former speaker hostage and break her knee caps if she lied to him. now, he's facing a slew of charges, including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. he's since pled not guilty. his next court appearance is on february 23rd. linsey. >> ike, thank you. >>> turning overseas to those mysterious drone attacks in iran. the "wall street journal" reports israel was behind the latest strike. it comes amid renewed tensions in the middle east. secretary of state antony blinken arrives in israel in just hours after one of the worst cycles of violence between israelis and palestinians in years. here's lama hasan. >> reporter: tonight, iranian state tv showing the moment after bomb carrying drones hit a munitions factory inside iran, the impact and then a loud explosion. according to "the wall street jou

paper, holding onto a hammer. an officer asked what's going on, then we see the caps suddenly turning and bludgeoning . paul pelosi, it essentially knocked out. there are several other videos included in this release from the san francisco court. tv use. evan sernoffsky is combing through all the footage he will be in for an update with what else he's learned about the incident coming up on our newscast at noon, but again a first look at the video just released that shows the attack inside speaker pelosi's pacific heights home. more on this developing story for you on the air here and, of course online. we are also following developing story out of alameda cruiser on the scene of a house fire on central avenue, not far from payden elementary school. the alameda fire chief confirms to ktvu this fire has turned fatal fire was first reported around 6 15 this morning. firefighters say it took one person to the hospital. that person has since died. 100 block of central avenue will be closed for the next several hours.

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you see him breaking into the home with the hammer. i think we've learned that the capitol police are not there on the premises when the speaker was not home, but as you say, there were cameras set up, but who knows if they're monitoring them, you know, second by second? obviously we've shown that they weren't and there was a flaw in the system, but then what is most remarkable, i think, areva, is the moment are police are there. even they can't figure out exactly what's happening when they first show up at the house, but within seconds, the suspect clobbers, you know, paul pelosi with the hammer, and the police immediately dive into action and call for backup, and that is just how fast it all -- all the violence happens. it's stunning. >> yeah, it happened very quickly, but again, we have to give a lot of credit, alisyn, to mr. pelosi for how quickly he was able to get on the phone with the dispatcher to use this coded language to even cause the dispatcher to send the police to his home. had he not been able to make that phone call, w

both hands are on the hammer, was paul able to just let his hand go and run out the front door.ul in the 911 call is kind of passively in fear -- didn't sound like he was really fearing for his life, they were having a two minute and 50 second discussion, john, and in that depape says he did know pelosi, pelosi said he doesn't know him. there are some facts people want to know. >> sandra: wasn't that an effort to keep the attacker calm potentially? i think that's the way a lot of us interpreted the 911 call when we heard it last hour that this was somebody who had 911 on the line and paul pelosi was trying to convey that he was in distress, that he was in immediate danger without escalating the situation with the attacker. and by the way, clear footage, if we can roll on it, outside the house showing this attacker breaking through the glass windows on the side of the house, i mean, this is seen here from surveillance cameras on the house. >> right. well, you can make that argument. i know -- you know, i know if i'm in fear, people handle fear differently, right. i'm not saying t

hammer and amazon more. and, of course, nick, to be the people who have shaped and saved the lives of they saved the world. right. by creating democracy in a country that did not want it right. and that starts in mississippi. and so what i'm i love this idea. i love that folks that people are asking their parents and all that stuff because every black person in mississippi comes from that tradition. your parents and your grandparents did something regardless, like they may not be in the history books. they may have been the first black person, their union that had been the first black person to do something. they did something to keep this thing going. right. and so what i would love for all of the black folks in mississippi, especially young folks, is to understand that and embrace that and internalize that in the way that they ask us to internalize the whites of ferguson, to ask this to be shameful of that we should release ourselves from that and embrace the power that comes from being black in mississipp

he got hit hard in the head with a hammer. surviving that is not easy.nk god he survived. >> well, regarding memphis, sean, i know it's not even on a clock in that city yet, but it is at least comforting for now to see that these protests have stayed peaceful despite that horrific video we saw. it's just utterly outrageous, and i am sure many people, rightly so, are angry from what they saw there. it's good to see that cooler heads are prevailing as far as these protests are concerned, and as for what van jones -- sharpton has said, that those are racial attacks, it's 31 flavors of stupid. they play the race card from the bottom of the deck, and of course they will turn everything into race even when you have five black police officers and one black victim. as for pelosi, sean, when reports of this attack broke a few months ago, i had argued on this network -- and i wasn't alone -- that the best and most effective way to get answers to the questions surrounding this incident, and there were many, it was for police to immediately release the body cam foot

he strikes pelosi with that hammer. it starts with the surveillance video from u.s. capitol police cameras at the pelosi residence that has also been released today. you can see it right there on the screen in this video, it's about six or so minutes you see the suspect show up at the residence. he looks through the glass door. he then leaves briefly and comes back with a bag, takes two bags and a hammer out of one of them and later in the video, you can see him breaking into the home, breaking that glass. it appears using force to enter the home. that is when he then woke up paul pelosi, who was sleeping in his bedroom. we're also hearing some of that 911 tape in which it's very clear that paul pelosi is making this 911 call while the intruder, who is now in his home s right there in front of him and can hear everything he's talking about with the police. he's trying to walk this really fine line of trying not to an tag news or force this intruder to do anything violent, but at the same time, try to signal to the 911 dispatcher that something is really wrong here an

showing them holding a hammer and pelosi holding a glass.osi rushed to the hospital with a skull fracture and depape said he broke in to interrogate nancy pelosi >> so i guess what was your intention to go there? to make her change her ways like - >> umm -- well, i was going to basically hold her hostage and talk to her and basically -- >> hold her hostage and what >> and talk to her if she told the truth i would let her go scot-free. >> right >> if she lies, i was going to break her legs >> reporter: the release comes after a petition of a coalition of press organizations including nbc news was granted by a judge over the objections of both prosecution and defense. today on capitol hill, nancy pelosi reacting to the release >> i have absolutely no intention of seeing the deadly assault on my husband's life >> reporter: as her husband continues to recover from the attack >> gadi swartz joining me now now that the evidence has been made public, what is next in the se >> reporter: well, depape is facing federal and state charges, including att

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graphic warning. >> drop the hammer. >> nope. >> hey. >> what is going on. >> not getting answer, oh,: so hard to watch. with in new video, can we finally put the crazy conspiracies to rest. chris? a lot of people want to manufacture something like, they had -- were lovers they had a past relationship, no this was a crazy person. who sought out nancy pelosi's house and almost killed paul. >> it was a crazy person doing something crazy and paul pelosi is 100% a victim here. it should put it to bed. will it, i doubt it will. because sometimes even video evidence does not seem to convince some people. but can i say, can we just admit this is a lunatic and not politically inspired attack like donald trump inspired him, this person has been in crazy conspiracy theories, paul pelosi did nothing wrong this is a crazed person, he was not inspired by a ga. >> and he also said, he admitted, with a local san francisco outlet, he. ed to visit a lot of other people in power in washington, but he had remorse not for trying to kill paul pelosi but he didn't have a chance to corn to -- confront other

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