i continue the conversation with nancy pelosi. ker, how much time do you spend thinking about elon musk? he is a force. rep. pelosi: none. i do think he is a force in terms of technology especially relating to ukraine, but i don't spend too much. and we have a lot of strong leaders. i come from an area that is very, shall we say, technologically on the move. and every year since i have been in office or even before, they had said to me, you have not seen nothing yet. so we don't know what is next but i don't spend too much time thinking about him. francine: in terms of ai or technology? rep. pelosi: ai is a double-edged sword and that is in my district, to and from san francisco. and the people i know who care about our country, care about our country and know that it is a double-edged sword that we need guardrails, we need standards and the rest so that this double-edged sword does not do harm, but instead does good and it can do some good. but right now, we have a strike in the creativity industry, writers and actors and the rest

obviously nancy pelosi had been there, there would have been more security. the idea that this isn't sort of a political crime is ridiculous. he thought that nancy pelosi was in the house. he clearly was going after her. but we know from deradicalization, and we know from a lot of studies that have been done at this stage that the best community that can grab people out of this rabbit hole is their family and friends, is the community that sees this happening. and then even in his case,e, th was true, thatat his community, the people around him saw him getting more and more radicalized, more and more into these theories. but it's really, we are very dependent on people coming foforward or trying to get peop out of these rabbit holes that they think they've been in. and gamergate is just one thing. it is that -- it is that -- it's like a gateway drug, right? you find them there. and all of the sudden you're going to lure them to sort of radical extremism, radical political extremism, which as we head towards 2024 is a disconcerting thought. >> juliette kayyem,

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these are very serious federal charges pertaining to nancy pelosi's association of the family member of a federal official that the suspect had told paul pelosi that he was waiting for nancy pelosi to come home so he could kidnap her. and david depape's attorney who had plead not guilty to the charges, and she laid out the strategy, and she said to the judge, this case is about whether david aked because of or on account of nancy's duties in congress, and he didn't. he struck paul pelosi in a moment of despair, and the larger plan was thwarted when the police arrived. now this is a troubled individual, but according to the interview with the authorities after the arrest, he said that in his view, nancy pelosi was involved in some plot to take votes from donald trump, and of course, that is following along the lines of the conspiracy theories that we have heard, and he seems to have bought into those according to confession, but the attorney saying that he did not assault paul pelosi and it is not because of his association with the house speaker, but if he is convicted of the very ser

and then launching to nancy pelosi. so, they seem different and all bizarre, but they really service gateways to each other, and there are people who will bridge those gateways, steve bannon has actually said that game camera gate proved fertile ground for a lot of the efforts that he would then push to support trump. >> so in terms of the people who might be more susceptible to, it because a lot of people are exposed to conspiracy theories, they are aware of conspiracy theories, he himself described himself as a right-of-center, he listens to podcasts, a lot of people do. but then if somebody is more susceptible to being able to do what he has done? there's a lot of different elements, i'm going down the rabbit hole i'm gonna actually execute a plan against the secular lying to the presidency. what we do know in a lot of these instances is that they are looking to not, double negative, they're looking to not be alone wolves. in other words, they want that union, that cooperation, that community, that the online groups

that suspect, david depape, telling the court paul pelosi was not his target, it was nancy pelosi. and who he said was to blame. here's abc's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, the fate of david depape, the man who brutally attacked paul pelosi with a hammer, is now in the hands of the jury. >> drop the hammer. >> ah, no. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: that chilling assault captured on body camera as police responded to the call. depape seen on surveillance breaking into the family home. paul pelosi came face-to-face with his attacker in court, telling jurors how he woke to an intruder with a hammer and zipties, depape threatening to kidnap and possibly torture his wife. paul pelosi calling 911. >> this gentleman just came into the house, and he wants to wait here for my wife to come home. >> reporter: depape struck pelosi three times in the head, fracturing his skull. just 24 hours ago in court, depape broke down crying on the stand, saying paul "was never my target and i'm sorry that he got hurt." but he acknowledged his plan was to confront then speaker of the house nancy pelosi about

he did that because he thought his plan had been thwarted and said this had nothing to do with nancy pelosi. he said he liked paul pelosi, and thought head a great rapport since they spent a lot of time in the home minutes before police showed up. he's going to be back in court december 13th, and a judge will sentence him. he faces 50 years, chris, for both of those charges. >> dana, thank you so much for that. >>> so look, i mean, we've talked about this before, danny, but you had not only really compelling testimony from the victim, but you had video. anybody who watched the video could feel the terror of the moment. there was never a question about what was done. it was a risky move as well to put the suspect, the defendant now convicted on the stand. what do you make of where this landed? >> there was little doubt this was going to be guilty on all accounts. you had video evidence and statements the defendant made after he was taken into custody. the question really was why go to trial. maybe the government didn't offer a deal or no deal at all, and the defense thought, we might as well

. >>> nancy pelosi's husband on the stand. what he says about the night an intruder looking for his wife nearly killed him, tonight on laura coates live. so, what is it about the political rhetoric in this country that got us here? an 83-year-old man hit in the head with a hammer in his own house. his skull was fractured, allegedly by a man looking for his wife, then-house speaker nancy pelosi. the attorney says it was motivated the belief that nancy pelosi was part of a plot to manipulate the country, to spread lies and to steal votes from donald trump. paul pelosi testifying today about the moment he woke up at 2:00 in the morning to find a stranger in his bedroom. quote, it was a tremendous shock to recognize that somebody had broken into the house and looking at him, and looking at the hammer and the ties, i recognized that i was in serious danger. so, i tried to stay as calm as possible. pelosi testifying that he led the intruder downstairs that police could grab him more quickly the there. if we were downstairs, it would

he testified that he was surprised and confused when he found out nancy pelosi wasn't home at the timet he broke into the couple's home and he thought paul pelosi was dead after attacking him with a hammer. our reporter is outside the courthouse. really interesting other things he said. at one point he said he thought he had a good rapport with paul pelosi, but did david depap appear remorse al at all for the attack? >> reporter: that was one of the most striking parts of his testimony that he showed a lot of remorse for attacking paul pelosi, even saying that he did not intend to hurt him, but that he reacted because his plan was ruined. i recalled hitting him once, he said. the medical report appears that he was hit more. my i felt bad for him because we had a good rapport and things were going good until the last second. moments after the attack, the suspect said he found bad for pelosi while he was on the ground and feared for his life. he said he didn't know that he was still alive until he was charged with attempted murder. he said that paul pelosi was never his target and never

nancy pelosi was not home during the attack. i told jurors looking at him and looking at the hammer, i recognized that i was in serious danger. after his arrest, depape told investigators his goal was to kidnap the house speaker and interrogate her. he says he wanted to stop her from carrying out her official duties. >> did you tell the truth? >> reporter: prosecutors asked pelosi what did she say? he said she was the leader of the pack, he had to take her out. now prosecutors say the 43-year-old researched and planned an attack for a couple of months. norah. >> norah: elise preston with that breaking news, thank you. well, there's more breaking news out of california. governor gavin newsom saying a massive fire that shut down the busy freeway appears to be arson. that's the preliminary determination. cbs's carter evans reports on the indefinite closure in los angeles that will impact millions of commuters. >> reporter: as flames lit up the southern california skies, burning for several hours, the nightmare was just beginning. th

he is the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul, inside his home in san francisco. paul pelosi took the stand less than two hours ago. our senior investigative reporter has been following the story. he was in court today joining us live now. let's start with paul pelosi's testimony. what did he say about the night of the attack? >> well, good to be with you, audrey. this is the first time we are hearing publicly from paul pelosi about that brutal attack that left him lying in his own pool of blood just inside the entryway of his san francisco home. today, he was calm, collected, never overly emotional, as he recalled being woken up just after 2:00 in the morning by his accused attacker, david depape, in his own bedroom. let's hear what paul pelosi told the court earlier today. he said the door opened and a very large man came in with a hammer in one hand and some zip ties in the other hand and he said, where's nancy? it was a tremendous shock to see someone has broken into your house. looking at him and the hammer and zip tie, i recognized i was in serious danger. au

first, attempted kidnapping of former house speaker nancy pelosi and the attack on paul pelosi because of his relation to nancy pelosi. >> wow. prosecutors have already laid out so much. the videos, the hammer, witnesses, i am wondering how did the defense lay out its case today? >> reporter: very interestingly, in pretty early in the opening statements the defense for depape says they do not dispute most of the evidence it is going to be presenting. they acknowledged he did make his way into the house, and they acknowledge the attack. what they are arguing is that depape did a lot of research and they actually spelled out a lot of the conspiracy theories she says is motivated him to do this. they say that nancy pelosi was not the ultimate target in this. they say actually it was a college professor who was, and so because of that, they are arguing that depape is not guilty of the two specific federal charges that he is facing in this trial. >> all right thank you for the update. appreciate it. >>> take a look here, a large group of san jose civil rights groups and community leaders ca

a statement from nancy pelosi's family, through a spokesperson, speaker pelosi and family deeply gratefultpouring of prayers and warm wishes of mr. pelosi during this difficult time. pelosi family is proud of their pop who demonstrated composure and courage the night of the attack and the courtroom this year. thankfully he continues to make progress in his recovery. speaker pelosi and the family would not be offering further comment on this matter. given what we saw on the surveillance video of the pelosi home, a guilty verdict was, i mean, certainly no surprise, i don't think. >> that's exactly right, john. anybody following this case would not be surprised with the ultimate verdict. you have proof positive of the assault, the ramblings of depape on the stands. he tried to defend himself and saying that this is all part of stopping corruption and protecting children. that went to the wayside because it was obviously a real stretch, one, to put him on, it's a really significant decision for any defense attorney to do. obviously one that was taken very seriously, but one that was with risk

a lot of rain is 6, o wanted today. >> the trial starts for the man who was caught at nancy pelosi's house in san francisco trying to hit her husband with a hammer by the police. now he's going on trial struck. paul pelosi in the head the pap is who we're talking about facing 2 serious charges, including attempted murder. >> attempted kidnapping, i should say, kron four's will tran is live at the federal courthouse with the latest. will. >> james, he's faces attempted murder for the state court. but in the federal court right behind me, it's attempted kidnapping, as you mention and also assault on an immediate family member of a federal official in this case. at the time she was congresswoman nancy pelosi. she was speaker of the house. now she's congresswoman nancy pelosi. but at the time she was second in line to become president. should things fall that way? and they say that's when back in october of 2022, according to the san francisco police department, this man here, 43 years old, david de pap went into the pelosi home in san francisco. congresswoman pelosi was not home at the t

the trial is underway right now for the ban who hit nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer in their home in san francisco will tell you what's going on in the courtroom. plus, we have a school board meeting in the east bay that had to be cut short. >> after it got heated with members of the audience wanting more public comment time so that they could rally against the war in the middle east. speaking of public comments, bart is listening there on a listening tour today to hear what you think would make the system safer and cleaner. good morning. i'm darya james. we've got more on that in a minute. first, though, as you can see, we're going to go outside. take a look at the weather as we look over san francisco right now. lots of clean, clear there. good morning, john. and yeah, love city is skies that has resulted in a bit of a cool morning but is long as you get those jackets you should be able to step outside and enjoy it. >> and that sunshine starting to lift temperatures a bit looking outside at san jose skies. nice and bright down in the south bay, too. current temperatures in the 4

nancy pelosi is not speaker anymore. that's a big loss for california. but we have these new blood that comes in and it takes them a while to get up to scale. but we have congresspeople like eric swalwell, john garamendi, ro khanna, who are at least captivating attention in washington. but yes, it's if you do and if you don't if you stay too long time people criticize you for being older. if you come in young, you don't have power. >> does that same dynamic play out in the presidential race? i mean, obviously in the democratic party, the call for younger leadership that pertain is, you know, in some corridors to the president, too. and of course, the president is running and he just celebrated 81 yesterday. happy birthday, mr. president. that's right. >> and you know, christian, there's a lot of debate in democratic circles and even in some republicans, is joe biden and donald trump are they both too old? well all the polls show that voters want someone younger, especially when it comes up with joe biden's or president biden's age. that the voters are lo

david depape, he even took the stand admitting that he did attack paul pelosi, but said nancy pelosi ed target, also saying that he was, quote, surprised and confused when she wasn't there when he broke into the pelosi's home in san francisco. during the trial paul pelosi detailed how he is still recovering from the injuries that he suffered in that hammer attack which included a skull fracture. cnn's veronica is outside the courthouse for us. what was it like with depape in the courtroom? how did he act in court and on the stand? >> it was really interesting to observe, kate. he actually got very emotional at some parts, started sobbing when talking about former president donald trump and the lies that he said the media spread about the former president. this is a man who is clearly enraptured by conspiracy theories. he talked about how 9/11 was an inside job and other lies being spread by politicians in the media. he said that he learned all of this information by listening to political podcasts and videos from morning until night. another striking part of his testimony is that davi

nancy pelosi, urging her to stop us military aid to israel. protest leaders called for a ceasefire in gaza, pointing to the worsening humanitarian crisis there. this rally was organized in solidarity with a global day of action for palestinians in the east bay. there was another protest, this one at the offices of south bay. congressman ro khanna. organizers shared this video of the event with us. people urged china to support a house resolution that would call for a ceasefire in the conflict zone. khanna said he spoke with protesters at his santa clara office expressing his desire to see civilians protected. but he also said hamas has to be held accountable. >> the trial for the man charged in the attack on paul pelosi started today. i-team reporter stephanie sierra has been covering this story since it first broke. she is live from the san francisco federal courthouse. steph >> yes, dan, today we learned the jury select affected a group of 12 men and three women for hours. they sat and listened and watched dozens of pieces of evidence. most

then house speaker nancy pelosi. now, the defendants own attorney says the attack was motivated by david pups believe, belief, that nancy pelosi was part of a, quote, a plot to manipulate the country, to spread lies, and to steal votes from donald trump. now, he has pleaded not guilty in this matter. the paul pelosi testifying today about the moment he woke up at 2:00 in the morning to find a stranger in his bedroom. quote, it was a tremendous shock to recognize that somebody had broken into the house and, looking at him, and looking at the hammer, and the ties, i recognized that i was in serious danger. so i tried to stay as calm as possible. pelosi is testifying that he led the intruder downstairs, thinking that police could grab him maybe more quickly there, saying, quote, i knew that my only shot was that, if we were downstairs and the police came, it would be much easier to arrest him. god knows what would have happened if we were upstairs. remember the police body cam video of what happened next? we're going to

california of the man charged with attacking paul pelosi, the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosiy paul pelosi told the jury for the first time in detail the horror that he felt when he was struck in the head with a hammer, attacked inside of his own home. our veronica miracle has more from that trial. >> what's going on, man. >> reporter: for the first time since this violent attack -- >> drop the hammer. >> nope. >> hey, hey, hey. >> what is going on in here? >> we're not getting an answer. >> reporter: paul pelosi recounting the terrifying moments he was assaulted inside his home. [ bleep ] give me the -- >> reporter: pelosi taking the stand in federal court, more than a year after the attack. david depape is accused of breaking into pelosi's home and searching for his wife, then house speaker nancy pelosi. paul pelosi testifying he knew he was in serious danger when he woke up and saw a man with a hammer and ties standing near his bed. he recalled trying to stay calm and not agitate the intruder. he was able to get his phone but said he had to subtly signal to a 911 dispatcher

nancy pelosi was not home during the attack. today paul pelosi told jurors, looking at him and looking at the hammer, i recognize that i was in serious danger. after his arrest, depape told investigators his goal was to kidnap the house speaker and interrogate her. he said he wanted to stop her from carrying out her official duties. prosecutors asked pelosi, what did he say? he said she was the leader of the pack. he had to take her out. now, prosecutors say the 43-year-old researched and planned an attack for a couple months. norah. >> elise preston with that breaking news, thank you. >>> well, there's more breaking news out of california. governor gavin newsom tonight saying a massive fire that shut down the busy 10 freeway appears to be arson. that's the preliminary determination. cbs's carter evans reports on the indefinite disclosure in los angeles that will impact millions of commuters. >> reporter: as flames lit up the southern california skies, burning for several hours, the nightmare was just beginning. the biggest casua

elections last fall when we learned of the violent invasion of the home within speaker of the house nancy pelosi >> paul pelosi underwent surgery today after being struck with a hammer suffering a skull fracture in the early morning attack. his alleged assailant of 42-year-old man charged tonight with attempted homicide. the intruder allegedly demanding to see the speaker. speaker pelosi second in the presidential line of succession as we noted was not home at the time of the attack. though police say a motive has not been determined the circumstances of the assault are only deepening the chill felt by many in congress on what authority says a more threatening political climate. >> it was an upsetting situation, it appeared from the very beginning the attack was likely political in nature. that became increasingly clear as more detail started to emerge. the assailant himself 42 year old david told police that he broke into the home with items including zip ties tape rope and a hammer, intending to hold speaker pelosi hostage. he wanted to interrogate her, and if she lied he said he was going to

and you saw president biden and doctor jill biden and kamala harris nancy pelosi, the mayor, you know, the list goes on and i understand gavin newsom was also there. lieutenant governor ended up going to dinner with the chinese president, not just the 2 of no, i mean, i think that we can under so that should be very interesting. whatever you know, came, you know, a lot. you've covered a lot of politics for a while. you know you can sense the mood things are going well, we're not going especially if other attendees from other parts of asia. are there the pacific rim? what was the feeling about the vibe was and in fact, i mean, i guess you could say san francisco really knows how put it on sure. >> so they spared no expense. and it's, you know, sarah alluded there is giant, you know, fireworks show afterwards. and of course, gwen stefani perform so it is a nice shot. 17 people were pretty impressed. in fact, these to call san francisco the city that knows how does apparently maybe still has thank's vic. well, there's the other side of the equation here, both pro and anti china. demonstr

nancy pelosi they are deeply grateful for outpouring of prayers and warm wishes for mr. pelosi across country during this difficult time. the pelosi family is proud he densated extraordinary bravery and demonstrated in the courtroom this week. he felt in immediate danger when depape arrived at the doorstep in the middle of the night. the nbc news, "the door opened a very large man came in with a hammer in one hand, zip ties in the other and he said, where's nancy. i think they woke me up, pelosi testified." hit me in the head and that woke me up. david depape reveal add mind ripe with conspiracy theories saying he had targets. hunter biden, gavin newsom and former vice president mike pence and wanted to confront nancy pelosi about involvement in the 2016 elections. depape and his defense team never denied he attacked paul pelosi. he said they mounted a narrow defense. "whington post" report key question in the federal case whether he did thisse of nancy pelosi's performce of her job represented in san francisco and congress. after nine hours deliberations and two days, th

elections last fall when we learned of the violent invasion, the home of than speaker of the house nancy pelositoday after being struck with a hammer, suffering a skull fracture, in the early morning attack. his alleged assailant, a 42-year-old man, charged tonight with attempted homicide. the intruder allegedly demanding to see the speaker. speaker pelosi seconded the presidential line of succession, as we noted it was not home at the time of the attack. now police say motive is not been determined, the circumstances of the adults are only deepening the chill filled felt by many in congress, and what authorities say is a more threatening political climate. >> incredibly upsetting situation, and it did appear from the very beginning that the attack was likely political in nature. that became increasingly clear as more detail s to emerge, the assailants, the assailant himsel 42-year-old david depape told police that he broke into the home of items including zip ties, tape, rope, a hammer, intending to hold speaker pelosi hostage. he wanted to interrogator, and if she lied, he said he was going t

así despertaron este sábado a la congresista nancy pelosi decenas de inmigrantes que se reunieron a lasos luchando para que apoyen esta ley, para que se esta propuesta sea aprobada. >> hoy por hoy esta ley otorga la residencia permanente a inmigrantes indocumentados que entraron al país antes de 1972, por lo que están pidiendo una reforma para que sean elegibles quienes llegaron al país, al menos hace 7 años, es decir, antes de 2016. >> así es, ya estamos en la lucha, hemos ido a washington, hemos estado en sus oficinas, hemos hemos hecho llamadas, hemos mandado cartas y no nos ha dado una respuesta. >> y es justo. ya es tiempo que nos escuchen. >> también le están solicitando a la funcionaria que se pronuncie sobre la construcción del muro fronterizo. >> ella debe de denunciar el muro. ella debe de decirle al presidente que el muro no es la solución. la legalización es la solución. >> el proyecto de ley hr 15 11 está vigente y se analiza actualmente en el congreso y debe ser aprobado por ambas cámaras. >> no queremos quitarle el trabajo a nadie, solamente queremos apoyar vivir, eh, en

pictures out of nancy pelosi, her home, as well as evidence showing repeated internet searches of nancy pelosi and her family members. now, as part of the government's actions today, they wanted to show this wasn't just some hastily planned attack. and so they also showed evidence involving david depape's amazon order history. the reason is to show some of the materials and equipment and tools that depape brought with him for the attack the government showed he had actually ordered some nearly two months before. that includes a sleeping bag and two body worn cameras that he actually brought to the home as well. now david depape now faces two federal charges involving this attack. that's the attempted kidnapping of a federal official as well as the assault of an immediate family member of a federal official. depape has previously pleaded not guilty on both counts but he could face life in prison if convicted. also important to note, depape still faces state charges but so far, a trial there has yet to be set. >> okay. thank you. >>> new at 6:00, police in walnut creek are urging shoppers

>> reporter: tonight, a guilty verdict for the man accused of breaking into the home of nancy pelosi and assaulting her husband with a hammer. >> what is going on right now? >> reporter: after just eight hours of deliberation, the jury unanimously found that david depape was guilty on both federal charges >> what this guilty verdict on all counts sends is a clear message that regardless of what your beliefs are, what you cannot do is physically attack a member of congress or their immediate family. >> reporter: during the trial, prosecutors painted depape as a man warped by conspiracy theories like qanon and pizzagate. his public defender agreed, but argued h was not guilty because the attack was wholly unrelated to nancy pelosi's official duties when 83-year-old paul pelosi took the stand, he recounted the horror of last october's home invasion saying after the attack, he remembers waking up in a pool of blood. in a shocking move, the defense countered by calling depape to the stand, arguing he's a man s radicalized by disinformation, depape says the pelosi home was just one stop on

prosecutors say he wanted to kidnap nancy pelosi who was not home at the time.ape has pleaded not guilty. his attorney says that he was caught up in conspiracies, and nancy pelosi was not his primary target. >>> and "the hill" says the texas office of a pro-israel republican congresswoman was vandalized. freshman representative monica de la cruz posted photos of the messages spray painted on her mcallen office near the u.s.-mexico border. the messages condemn her support for israel during its war with hamas. she said she has, quote, no apologies for standing firmly against anti-semitism and the vandalism would not silence her. >>> and violence broke out in los angeles over the screening of graphic video from last month's brutal hamas terror attack in israel. it happened wednesday night at the museum of tolerance during an event that israeli actor gal gadot helped to organize. police say a brawl erupted between pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters in the streets. gadot was not there at the time. >>> still to come, rich discovery. how a search team using met

but the kidnapping plotted nothing to do with nancy pelosi's job as a member of congress.n speaker to get to a specific list of individuals, including tom hanks, hunter biden, gavin newsom and others, who he felt were hurting the country and sexually abusing children. it is a gamble to persuade this jury that depap was so delusional he couldn't have the required intent to be guilty of the kidnapping and assault charges he faces in federal court. the jury is expected to get the case later this week. the headline today paul pelosi will testify as both a victim and witness and take us through exactly what led up to the attack, the trauma he suffered, and how he has been coping ever since. members of his family will be on hand for today's testimony, mike, even possibly his wife of 60 years, nancy pelosi. >> mike: thanks a lot. dana. >> dana: right now we're monitoring any details coming out of the trump civil trial. donald trump junior is on the stand right now. the phase of the trial where the defense begins to lay out its response so we'll follow that for any details. we hav

and if the defense can prove that he did not show up to kidnap, then speaker nancy pelosi, they might be successful in getting an acquittal. but a lot of the evidence is pretty strong in this case, and this trial is expected to last about a week, and we expect paul pelosi to testify as early as monday. back to you. >> day t >> dana, thank you. >>> officials in texas are revealing the cause of a massive chemical plant explosion. a forklift accident set off the blast, sparking a chemical fire and sending plumes of thick smoke minto the sky. the worker involved was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. a shelter in place order has been lifted, but authorities are still investigating possible environmental impacts. >> re . >> new warnings from the head of the ntsb. near misses have hit a high. and the next one could end in disaster. here's tom costello. >> reporter: from a recent mid-air collision involving two business jets after a pilot took off without clearance, to austin. where a controller cleared a fedex plane to land just as a southwest flight was departing. >> words fail

cuando un sujeto entró a la casa de paul pelosi y nancy pelosi en san francisco el 28 de octubre de 2022s grabados. a un jurado lo encontró culpable de 2 cargos, 1 por agredir a un familiar inmediato de un oficial federal y el segundo por intento de secuestro a un oficial federal, algo que representa 20 y 30 años en cárcel, respectivamente. >> the sentencing phase i want to extend our sinceras. >> ahora estamos esperando la audiencia donde se dará la sentencia que recibirá a david y esperamos una pronta y total recuperación de paul pelosi. por su parte, la familia pelosi indicó en un comunicado lo siguiente que en parte lee la familia está muy agradecida por las muchas oraciones y sinceros deseos hacia el señor pelosi, provenientes desde diversos puntos del país. durante este momento difícil, un experto indica que hubo suficiente evidencia para condenar a depp, incluyendo testimonios y videos. pero una pregunta pudo poner en duda a algunos de los jurados. >> i'd have been la única real interrogante que pudo desestabilizar a 1 o 2 jurados fue el argumento que si el ataque fue realmente po

dozens of people calling on congresswoman nancy pelosi to sign onto the cease-fire agreement as the death toll tops 10,000 people. >>> and other news today, opening statements in the federal trial of david depape, the man accused of last year's break in and hammer attack in nancy pelosi's san francisco home that hospitalized her husband, paul pelosi. the defense, not denying he did it, but instead, trying to explain why. kenny choi has the details. >> david depape is facing multiple charges. the prosecution, delivering its opening statement, describing how the accused, coding here, unleashed his plan of violence. the defense, however, argued that attacking paul pelosi was not part of the paps plan. >> what is going on, man? >> drop the hammer. >> the first witness -- it was cut on multiple body cameras. they described it as iron headings goal. david depape , sitting stoically, facing the jury. public defenders for the 43-year-old, making their case that the accused went to the public-policy house to talk about wealth, power, corruption, and the preservation of truth, but not to kidnap or

now, he said it was his wife, former house speaker, nancy pelosi, who was the intended target that night. now, yesterday, paul pelosi took the stand. he said after depape broke into the family home, he carried a hammer and zip ties, telling mr. pelosi he would have to tie him up until his wife returned. pelosi said depape attacked him when police arrived. now, we will have much more from inside that courtroom ahead during our evening newscasts. >>> our other top story is the weather, as we're getting a taste of rain in the next 48 hours. meteorologist kari hall has been following it all for us, mostly dry, but it is just beginning. >> it is the first wave of rain mostly affecting the north bay. we are seeing the rest of the bay area getting some breaks in the clouds, and after some early morning showers we're seeing a lot of that rain moving farther to the north. but this is a slow-moving storm system that is really cut off from any energy that will steer it around the bay area, so we'll see it kind of sitting over the same spot and pumping in waves of moisture over the next few days. ri

if nancy pelosi had been president. stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor and now defense attorney. >> as for dcip happes attorneys in their opening statements they dug in, portraying dip happens. delusional at the time they admitted the assault was horrific and terrifying yet they told the jury their client was innocent of the federal charges of this case. they argue their client was fixated on several targets, including the actor tom hanks and california governor gavin newsom. not just a speaker in her role in congress and because of that fact, the federal charges they argued are not applicable, saying that the jury had only one option in this case defined the pap innocent. >> is demonstrating that through the statements that made to the police and afterwards and they're saying he's someone who is unhinged. he's someone who is still lucian. all and these were not threats that were to be taken seriously. >> following the statements the prosecution got right into their case bringing in 2 of the officers

federal crimes for a violent attack on paul pelosi, husband of the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosia place over one year ago. depape broken to pelosi san francisco home shouting, where is nancy? he then beat paul with a hammer, fracturing his skull. depape admitted he was motivated by baseless, far-right conspiracy theories. many of the loudest voices on the right of since joked about the attack, including former president donald j trump himself. >> you know, we had no terror during my administration. the only terror we had with nancy pelosi, who is a crazed lunatic. what the hell was going on with her husband? let's not ask. i'll withdraw that statement. by the way, she's got a wall around her house. obviously, in that case, it didn't work very well. ten years ago, san francisco was one of the greatest cities in the world. today, i don't know, it's sad to see. and nancy pelosi is a big reason for it. by the way, she's got a wall around her house. it didn't help her husband too much. >> classy. the attack happened just ahead of the 2022 midterm elections amid sharp political and cul

former house speaker nancy pelosi sending a clear message urging californians to support adam schiff and his 2024 bid. >> for california's open u.s. senate good morning, california. while pelosi indoors ship earlier this year. her message supporting him is now hitting the screen coming in the form of 2 new digital campaign ads, including this one set to appear on instagram and facebook this month. i've given adam schiff the toughest jobs. he confronted terrorism. he helped pass health care. he led the impeachment of the president and took him on insurrection. adam delivers the burbank democrat is in a tight race with fellow congress members, katie porter and barbara lee on the democratic side, former major league baseball player, steve garvey, businessman james bradley and attorney eric earlier running for the seat on the republican side. do you think what some have called the pelosi effects could have an impact in this race? >> adam schiff certainly think so. i mean, adam schiff, things that there is a pelosi if that that is a positive with that and then that will help in de fridge.

her return from taiwan, nancy pelosi stood as master of ceremonies. today, mister president, with the stroke of your pen, america declares our economic independence. we strengthen our national security and we enhance our families, the natural future. we are the united states of america. a singular place the possibilities. i'm not going to go sign and sits inside sack. and once again i promise you, we're leading the world again for the next decade. thanks. by signing the chips in science that joe biden gave priority to protecting american interest. reducing costs, creating jobs, encountering china are becoming key features of washington's trade policy. $80000000000.00 have been allocated to industry and research of which $52000000000.00 are semiconductors alone. it is the largest public investment in the us since world war 2. among the audience that day was one man who had worked for this outcome. discreetly behind the scenes had gil senior ceo of intel, the company that invented the world's 1st single chip microprocessor back in 1971 of these days. in

even if i tie one, nancy pelosi is in taiwan to night, and china is already respond. polosa is late, 9 landing was quickly followed by news of chinese military drills all around the using missiles and fighter jets. china organized an unprecedented military blockade of taiwan for several days. a strong message from president, she didn't ping to taipei and washington church language for this comes with 2 funds to be john. hello. hello. so you went to taiwan, but you'd have to come on, who's polosa, you in face china? isn't she a little bit too long? every time i talk to out the since 1949, china is government has had a site set on taiwan in october 2022 at the 20th congress of the chinese communist party president. she jen ping reaffirm his intention to annex the island. she is. you have high volume and he should have some water and sewage either shit, your 2 more than glad to find charitable tongue nor following ceasing and all those highs each. it be all for sure. sure, sure. china is interest in taiwan is not just a political the island is that the heart of the tech cold war being f

i'm proud of our and during friend nancy pelosi posted about her visit on social media several times but she didn't mention of very important meeting. she had he or she is with morris chang, founder of t. s. m. c. and with mark leo, the chip companies current chairman, if you look at the time was production of semiconductor, you can easily tell that taiwan his occupied a very important place in the world. and it might come into play in the near future . but try it on my hip. the temptation to think about time want send me come back. there is something that they want to take over to china wants to expand, is the influence of power beyond the 1st item chain. how one happens to get stuck in the way and they want to take tie one over the absolute majority of the people here say no to unification. using force becomes the only option for the child is complement who, why even if i tie one, nancy pelosi is in taiwan to night and china is already respond. polosa is late, 9 landing was quickly followed by news of chinese military drills all around the using missiles and fighter jets. china org

referring to nancy pelosi. instead, the prosecutors said went up, realized the former speaker was not home. he took his anger out on her husband, paul pelosi. the prosecution also told the jury a pap has started his planned months before collect the weapons to kidnap the speaker, including ropes, a sledgehammer and zip ties. the chilling video showing the moment of the attack on paul pelosi was played in full and included the moments where he was sprawled on the floor covered in blood reportedly experiencing breathing where the body is grasping for oxygen and near death. attorney is going to point to the very vicious nature. >> of this crime and they're going to want the jury to be very angry with mister de pap. and they're not going to just say this was an assault. but look at the instrument allergies that he brought with him to the crime. he was capable of committing a kidnapping. if nancy pelosi had been president. stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor and now defense attorney. >> as for dcip

it particularly targeted nancy pelosi because she was speaker of the house because she is a prominent individual in the government and he wanted to get his agenda out. >> jurors will be back in court at 8.30, tomorrow morning. >> oakland police have identified the body found floating inside of a suitcase and lake merritt on halloween day. they say it belongs to this man. 23 year-old gabriel gomez, rain moon. do police are asking for your help on any information about him. crime stopper stoppers is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. in that case. >> take a look at trader joe's in oakland is boarded up tonight after a car rammed into it. police say it happened just before 4 o'clock this morning at the rock ridge store. it's not clear if anything was actually take it. >> in the south bay, the san jose police department's introducing new strategies to help combat retail theft ahead of the holiday shopping season today mayor matt mahan announced funding from a state grant will provide law enforcement with new technology and staffing 300 license plate.

something that ended when then speaker nancy pelosi went to taiwan last year. friction over u.s. support for taiwan was one of the problems not resolved in talks this week, but the president reaffirmed his belief that he was able to talk openly to china's president because represent nation. >> because of us. there's been peace and security in the region allowing you to grow. he didn't disagree. >> that was our catherine heenan reporting tonight. >> i don't think it's wonderful to have. you >> governor newsom took time to meet with the australian prime minister on the sidelines of the summit today to address the need for climate action. it comes just months after california and australia signed a deal to ramp up renewable transportation and clean energy production over the next 5 years. apec, which stands for the asia pacific economic cooperation forum also includes thousands of attendees from various nations to partner on trade and the economy with a large focus on the manufacturing industry. and you can follow our coverage of a pack on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the

he's accused of attempting to kidnap congresswoman nancy pelosi and then assaulting her husband. all of this inside the pelosi home in san francisco. here's nbc's sergio quintana. >> reporter: this is an alleged crime that happened more than a year ago in october 2022, the two federal charges against david depape moved along faster in the federal court system but he's also facing several separate state charges in the violent assault on nancy pelosi's husband paul. at the u.s. district court house in san francisco a pool of more than 100 potential jurors were parred down to 12 men and 3 women, weighing evidence in a trial that's expected to last three or four days. depape is accused of breaking into the pelosi home and attacking paul pelosi. the two federal charges accuse depape of attempted kidnapping of then house speaker nancy pelosi and assaulting her husband in order to disrupt her official duties. some of the potential jurors were asked if they would be okay with watching a violent attack on video. there is secrecy revolving around one witness who has only been described as

intento de secuestro contra nancy pelosi y asalto a paul pelosi, la defensora pública jody linker dijochoso de herir de bala a una persona el pasado 5 de mayo. juan zamarrón fue detenido en la ciudad de hollister en un operativo especial donde también las autoridades incautaron 2 pistolas semiautomáticas, un rifle y también un otro rifle más semiautomático y la unidad de homicidios de la policía de san josé logró resolver todos los asesinatos cometidos durante 2022. en total fueron 36 personas que murieron de forma violenta. >> damián trujillo habló personalmente con el teniente encargado de esta unidad de homicidio para saber qué es lo que están haciendo los comunicados de prensa del 20 22 lo dicen todo. >> capturar, arrestado cada sospechoso de asesinato del 2022 está tras las rejas. >> to represent those who don't have a voice. who no long can speak for themselves and to be able to do that and bring justice for the families is one of the greatest owners. you can bestow upon a detective here. el teniente elie murray le da crédito a todo su departamento policial por el récord perfecto