but during the trial we heard that it was nancy pelosi's husband who ms. e had to david who had a hammer and he had to david who had a hammer and zip ties asking, where is nancy, where is nancy. his intention kidnap nancy pelosi, interrogator and then post the, david took to the stand in his own defence and he talked conspiracy theories including how he believed that the, how he believed that the us of paedophiles so we got a full picture of who he was the prosecutors actually were looking for a0 years. they believe that he should have been in and his sentence will be ., ., , should have been in and his sentence will be . ., . _ should have been in and his sentence willbe . . _ , will be what has nancy pelosi set about this? _ will be what has nancy pelosi set about this? ahead _ will be what has nancy pelosi set about this? ahead of _ will be what has nancy pelosi set about this? ahead of the - will be what has nancy pelosi set about this? ahead of the paul. about this? ahead of the paul pelosi wrote a letter— about this? ahead of the paul pelosi wrote a l

anchor: what has nancy pelosi herself said about this? ndent: a head of the sentencing, paul pelosi did write a letter to the judge in which he talked about the injuries he had suffered, injuries he says he still suffers from today. he still deeply feels the effects of them. nancy pelosi had also written to the judge, urging the judge to give david depape a very long punishment. anchor: thank you very much for that update. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. anchor: russia's president vladimir putin has said there are no plans for russian troops to capture ukraine's second city of kharkiv, at least for now. instead, he's had his forces are carving out a buffer zone in the area after their recent land offensive. while russian forces have been advancing in the northeast near kharkiv and fierce fighting has been taking place there, the yellow represents new gains claimed by russia. our defense correspondent jonathan beale has sent us this special report from the frontline. correspondent: near the village of lipsi, the russ

violent nature of his attack on paul pelosi, along with david depape intentions to harm then speaker nancy pelosi. if she had been home in court. christine pelosi read victim impact statements on behalf of her parents, saying the attack left a lasting impact on her family, and she continued to say the family's san francisco home still has visible signs of the crime, including blood stains. after the hearing, depape son commented on the 30 year sentence. i think that's quite sad, i think that's a really long time because if you think about it right, he's already nearly 50. he's he's basically it's just a death sentence. the judge ordered depape s federal sentence to run concurrently with any time he may be ordered to serve. if he's convicted on state charges. jury selection for that trial begins next week. the president of sonoma state university is retiring. this comes just days after president mike lee was put on administrative leave. earlier this week, president lee announced an agreement with student protesters on campus, which included a pledge to divest from israel. on wednesday , lee was pl

[applause] nancy pelosi.applause] after raising five children with her beloved husband, paul, and leading to the california democratic party nancy pelosi became san francisco's tireless champion in congress. as the first woman speaker of the house that she has shepherded some of our nation's most consequential laws by keeping coalitions together and standing with set up to presidents of both parties. [ laughter]] her resolve on january 6, 2021 helped guide america through one of our darkest days. for her efforts to protect freedom and democracy, nancy pelosi will be known forever as the greatest speaker of the house in american history. [applause] [applause] jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched i

what has nancy pelosi said about this? of the sentencing, paul pelosi wrote a letter to the judge in which he talked about the injuries that he suffered, injuries in which he says that he still suffers from today, he still deeply feels the effects of them. nancy pelosi had also written to the judge, urging the judge to give david depape a very long punishment. nomia iqbal there, let's go back to our panel tonight, claire ainsley, the director of the project as centreleft renewal, a progressive policy institute, and bill scher, policy institute, and bill scher, policy editor at washington monthly. prosecution wanted 14 years in that case, 30 years with the final sentence, but it was a shocking attack. it sentence, but it was a shocking attack. . , . sentence, but it was a shocking attack. ., , ~ ., attack. it was a shocking attack, it is not an isolated _ attack. it was a shocking attack, it is not an isolated incident, - attack. it was a shocking attack, it is not an isolated incident, we - attack. it was a shocking attack,

husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi. he will be resentenced because the court made a mistake . vid depape was sentenced last friday. the judge gave him 30 years in prison for assaulting paul pelosi inside the pelosi home in san francisco . he was also sentenced 20 years for the attempted kidnaping of nancy pelosi, who was in washington, dc at the time. the two sentences will run concurrently, which means the maximum amount he can serve is 30 years. here's the mistake, though. during the sentencing, the judge is required to give the defendant in this case, depape, a chance to speak. that did not happen. so the sentencing will have to happen again on may 28th. joining us now is one of our legal analysts, paula canny. paula, nice to have you back on the program. this seems like a high level mistake. how common is this? well, it is a high level mistake. it's very uncommon in high profile cases that judges make this mistake. but it happens. judges are people, too. but the failure to ask a defendant, it's a there's all these rules that tell judges, these are the things you do when you

nancy, nancy pelosi. under pelosi was 47. president. and barbara walters was 28 when she to get a career because i have to support my family. you owe are so there are threads that go to their women who ended up their lives in they never could have foreseen. at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters excuse barbara early in her husband's hall at the kennedy center here in hundreds women, thousands of women came nt i said, of course you sacrificed your college education. you left smith college to marry george bush and can. and we came backstage and she turned and all but grabbed me by this nape of my neck. she said i'm never sacrificed anything. id to marry george bush. as he headed off toll three of those women had of it in them, in their era that kind bottled energy that that barbara walters really, really displayed. all made of steel and they allicant hurdles. and they to each of them is that they all made a differen is different. the world is different. for me personally, generally and in other ways. in ways

but lou d'alesandro, the father of nancy pelosi thought his sons might become mayor. it never occurred to him that his daughter, his only daughter. it never occurred to nancy d'alesandro that she might. and nancy d'alesandro. nancy, nancy pelosi. under pelosi was 47. the first time she ran for president. and barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought, i need to get a career because i have to support my family. you know, there there are so there are threads that go to their women who ended up their lives in they never could have foreseen. at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters excuse barbara bush early in her husband's term. she did a town hall at the kennedy center here in washington, where hundreds women, thousands of women came to listen to her. and at one point i said, of course you sacrificed your college education. you left smith college to marry george bush and can. and we came backstage and she turned and all but grabbed me by this nape of my neck. she said, i'm never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marr

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nancy pelosi no se encontraba en su hogar y el hombre atacó a su esposo, paul pelosi.as corporales de los oficiales que llegaron precisamente a la escena ese día y fue evidencia clave para que la fiscalía pidiera hasta 40 años tras las rejas, la defensa de depp argumentó que su cliente no cuenta con antecedentes y que aunque lo que hizo fue terrible y no hay excusa, pidieron que la sentencia fuera de solo 14 años. agregaron también que no se trata de un caso de asesinato y por ende no debe recibir una sentencia similar. y la hija de la pareja pelosi, estuvo presente en la corte y leyó 2 declaraciones una por parte de su padre, paul, y la otra de la congresista nancy pelosi. en ambas dijeron que el impacto de lo que sucedió ese día lo sigue afectando a todos. se mantendrá ahora bajo una hacinamiento de ice cuando sea liberado, ya que es ciudadano de canadá y tras cumplir la sentencia, será deportado de los estados unidos. en otra información, la patrulla de caminos de california investiga un accidente mortal que ocurrió a lo largo de la carretera 580 en la ciudad de oak

nancy pelosi no se encontraba en el hogar y el hombre atacó a su esposo. paul pelosi. vamos a ver.ía que llegaron a la escena ese día. fueron evidencia clave para que la fiscalía pidiera hasta 40 años tras las rejas. pero la defensa de depp argumentó que su cliente no cuenta con antecedentes criminales y que aunque lo que hizo fue terrible y no hay excusa, pidieron que la sentencia fuera de 14 años tras las rejas, agregaron también que no se trata de un caso de asesinato y por ende, no debía recibir una sentencia similar. por su parte, la hija de la pareja pelosi, estuvo presente en corte y leyó 2 declaraciones. una de su padre, paul, y la otra de la congresista nancy pelosi. en ambas dijo que el impacto de lo lo sigue afectando como familia de pub. se mantendrá ahora bajo un asimiento de ice cuando sea liberado, ya que es ciudadano de canadá. tras cumplir esa sentencia, será deportado de estados unidos. tenemos ahora nuevos detalles en relación a la famosa ruta costera, la autopista 1, que ya ha sido reabierta el tránsito vehicular desde esta mañana. de acuerdo con las autoridades

even nancy pelosi did.s there anything you are hearing behind the scenes about republicans losing the house trying to use that against jeffries regarding the 2016 election? evidence from jeffrey's own profile on those results? host: stopping you there because you are fading in and out, but thank you for the call. guest: there were several lawmakers after the 2016 election calling trump illegitimate, allegations that he worked with the russians. that seems like so many years ago now, but certainly if the party switches and we seek congress where they are on january 3, sixth, or whatever, whatever the transfer should be in congress to certify the election. a lot of people are watching what happens there. host: your focus was on ted cruz, what took you there? guest: i was just thinking about that, having gotten back from houston. i am covering ted clute -- ted cruz this cycle. he's trying to rebrand as bipartisan, talking about how there are two sides of ted cruz. intrigued me, the ted cruz that we all see on

convicted of assaulting paul pelosi with a hammer and attempting to kidnap then house speaker nancy pelosiwith little emotion, david depape apologized tuesday, saying in part, quote, i'm sorry for what i did, especially what i did to paul pelosi. i should have just left the house when i realized nancy pelosi wasn't home, he added he regretted the, quote, stupid, immature call to the ktvu reporter and said it's been a long time since then, i've been able to reconnect with my family, and that's helped me move forward legally. anyone convicted of a crime is granted the right to speak on their own behalf at sentencing, but neither depapes defense nor federal prosecutors raised the issue during the may 17th hearing. the judge took the blame tuesday and apologized for not catching that. as for depapes apology, it did not impact his fate. the u.s. attorney's office made it clear earlier this month. 30 years sends a strong message. >> the court's sentence will ensure that the pope will not be able to use violence to pollute the political process, that political discourse must never transform into

into the pelosi home in pacific heights here in san francisco, attempting to kidnap then speaker nancy pelosi and instead attacking her husband, paul pelosi. in the early morning hours of october 28th, 2022, just days before the midterm election, depape admitted during trial testimony that he broke into the pelosi home. he also acknowledged striking paul pelosi with a hammer after police showed up. that bloody attack on pelosi was captured on police body cam footage. depape was convicted of the federal charges against him in november of last year, but he is also charged in state court with assault with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon . he has pleaded not guilty to those charges. now jury selection for the state case is expected to happen next week, may 22nd. we will continue to watch that case develop and unfold as we as well as as well as watching today's developments in the federal case, and we'll update you on air and online. laura. yeah it's been interesting to see how it all plays out, seeing that, you know, we were there the night when it all happened. all right. thank

first to you, mark, what do you make of nancy pelosi getting rebuked during a re-crept oxford union debateat americans are poor souls that refuse to accept the answers democrat give them on things like guns, gays and god. what do you say? >> democrat acting like an elitist? i'm shocked. i can't believe this happened. obama said this to a group of do nors and hillary said this same thing. that's why they think they can tell you what obvious to use ano drove they believe their the elites and supper smart and they'll run your life for you. it's part of the hoax. joe biden does this fake every man routine. lunch bucket joe. meantime he's traveling around in a caravan of suvs, biggest private jet of all and telling you you should take the bus. liz: and how many house s? two houses and negative net worth about 15 years ago and coming out a millionaire. >> yeah, and bernie sanders has three houses and elizabeth warren has four. the worst charade in the world. liz: kaylee and mark, sit tight. we'll show this debate. what happened. it was held on april 25th and the video was posted on social media

johnson passed a third c.r., this time calling it a process c.r., as if that made continuing nancy pelosi's budget yet again any different from the previous c.r.'s. whereas with little to no communication with our conference speaker johnson passed the first minibus omni bill march 6 and passed a minibus bill on the 2 2nd. whereas a two-part omnibus split in two minibuses were crammed in our throats and passed with suspension of the rules with only one day to review it. whereas speaker johnson's omnibus did nothing to stop biden's deadly border invasion, it fully funded it.

greene: in fact, minority leader jeffries, nancy pelosi, and other high ranking democrats have publicly stated they will save mike johnson from a vote to vacate him. in a recent interview, minority leader hakeem jeffries said, even though we're in the minority, we effectively have been governing as if we were in the majority. >> speaker, the house is not in order. ms. greene: whereas, our country is nearly $35 trillion in debt and about $40 billion are added to the debt every day. our border is overrun by illegal invaders and terrorists from over 160 countries. our people are being killed by the hundreds every single day by fentanyl and mike johnson refuses to do anything about it. whereas, mike johnson isily equipped to handle the rigors of the job of speaker of the house and has allowed a uniparty, one who fuels foreign wars, tramples on civil liberties, and decreases our disastrous national debt to take complete control of the house of representatives. whereas speaker johnson's tenure is defined by one self-serving characteristic when given a choice of advancing republican priorities

john boehner worked with nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi became masterful at this.he knew the republicans couldn't pass key bills through the house, even with bigger majorities than what mike johnson -- mike johnson had a very small minority. i mean, i don't know if we have ever had as small a minority as mike johnson has right now. so, pelosi became masterful at this. he can offer the state must pass none. if johnson could muscle it through with republicans, he would be able to argue for more conservative wins, but because he can't he has to bring the bills to where he can get democrats through. if he doesn't want to keep the lights on, he could go and face the republicans. host: that idea of republicans being ok with losing the house, is that ok in the republicans you talk to? guest: not the ones i talk to, they feel majority is very important, however you do get a lot of them worrying that this chaos could cause them to lose the majority, which is why i think some of them want to get the motion to table out of the way and they want to be done with it to show that

nancy pelosi was not home at the time of the attack. in a letter sent to the federal judge, the former house speaker asked the court for a very long sentence for depape. >> today's sentence reflects david depape's lack of remorse and contrition for violently assaulting mr. pelosi. the court's sentence will insure that depape will not be able to use violence to pollute the political process. >> in the letters to the judge read by pelosi's daughter christine, paul revealed his ongoing health problems saying he still suffers dizziness and headaches from the attack. the pelosi family released this statement saying the family couldn't be prouder of their pop and his tremendous courage in saving his own life on the night of the attack and in testifying in this case. depape's legal troubles are not over. jury selection in his state trial is set to begin next wednesday in san francisco. he's accused of attempted murder among other charges. >>> the south bay's largest water agency discussed a new law today that would ban homeless encampments alo

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sentence he did last week when he was first sentenced 30 years in prison for attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi and assaulting paul pelosi, her husband with a hammer in their san francisco halt. >> the paps ex wife and son did not agree with the sentence. a lifetime sentence.

certainly had the politicians - certainly had the politicians weighing in, the former house speaker, nancy pelosi about that, the right to protest is enshrined and should protected but she also called on protesters to think about the other side of this, to think about hamas and actions and what they have done. and to understand perhaps a little bit more about the new ones in this conflict. do you get any sense that that conversation is happening on any of these campuses? people are finding it hard to talk to each other right now, would be my assessment, right in the middle of this encampment is a sign saying, hamas free the hostages. talking about that nuance, what israel is responding to, october the 7th, and in terms of responses from politicians, you only need to think about a bipartisan bill which passed this morning in congress calling out anti—semitism as well. suddenly some difficult conversations being had in this country. we are hearing the explosions, what are they, you mentioned fireworks? it is difficult to tell but it seems they are flash bangs potentially, obviously i can't confirm

the man convicted of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi is home and assaulting her husband with a hammer 2 years ago. a federal judge on friday sentenced him 30 years in prison for salt in 20 years of attempted kidnapping. the federal official, the sentences will run concurrently. the government wanted to say here is that we have to protect. >> our governmental officials and we have to protect our american system of democracy. and this was much bigger than just the pelosi family. this was sent to the community. and i think that was loud and clear. legal analyst steven clark says >> the sentencing could determine the outcome of dip happes upcoming state trial. some charges he's facing their includes attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. but the key will be did he have specific intent to commit murder paul pelosi? and i think that would be the big fight. >> in the state case, if he's convicted of attempted murder, he will face a life sentence. but if he's only convicted of assault, it will be a much want less sentence. 44 year-old the pap admitted th

crest. >> david: tonight a federal judge sentencing the man attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi when sheband instead. david depape sentenced to 30 years in prison. body camera video showing him hitting paul pelosi with a hammer. just as police arriving at the home, pelosi suffering a fractured skull. depape's defense attorney saying he was caught up in conspiracy theories. >>> when we come back, the news just coming in, we remember a beloved actor tonight. his role in "9 to 5" and so many others. was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. great. one more thing to worry about. it was all too hard to deal with in the beginning, but making a plan with my doctor to add precision was easy. preservision areds2 contains the exact nei recommended, clinically proven nutrient formula to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. thanks to preservision, i feel better that i'm doing something about it like millions of others. preservision. i'm a bird stuck in larry bird's attic. and i'm goin' cuckoo. what the heck. what you got larry? m

already convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi. jury selection has begun in the state trial of david depape. the new arguments from his defense attorneys. and we investigate close calls near schools. driverless car companies say their vehicles are safe, but some school crossing guards, they tell a different story. and holding on to cars longer than ever before. the new data that shows more people are keeping their old cars, rather than buying a pricey new one. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. he's not done with the law. just yet. jury selection has now underway in the state trial against david depape. he's the man who has already been convicted of two federal felonies for breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband. the dual trials are triggering new arguments from the defense. nbc sergio quintana is at san francisco's hall of justice. hi, guys. it was more than 18 months ago when david depape allegedly broke

he grows increasingly angry and emotional, claiming that nancy pelosi and other democrats committed crimeso steal the election from donald trump. then, depape says, i was going to hold her hostage and get her to tell the truth. if she didn't tell the truth, i'd break her kneecaps. adam gassner was a longtime san francisco defense attorney who's been keeping up on the depape trial. >> well, it's unclear whether he's going to testify, but if you hear his voice and you hear his ramblings or his rantings, the shake in his voice, the oddity of the way he speaks, it gives real insight into what he was like at that time. >> also today, the neurosurgeon who operated on paul pelosi showed a dramatic cat scan with a dent in his head about the size of a silver dollar. he described how he had to drill around the fracture, lift it up and reattach it with screws. another officer who rode with pelosi by ambulance to the hospital showed photos she took blood covering his face and his hands that were crossed on his bare chest. >> i think it's really significant because it sympathizes and shows paul pelosi

. >> now at 5, david de pap the man convicted of assaulting nancy pelosi's husband, paul is sentenced to 3 decades in federal prison for the brutal attack in october of 2022, thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus a federal judge in san francisco sentenced up app today. he will spend 30 years in prison for assault and kidnapping. >> the pap appeared in court this morning in an orange jumpsuit. he showed very little emotion during the proceedings and even as former house speaker nancy pelosi had a statement, read her husband, paul is still struggling with injuries suffered in the attack after dipak was sentenced. one of his 2 sons spoke saying he said by what happened. >> you really tried his best to be a kind person. and the thing is because i know him personally. i know that there is no real heart and that person. >> the fbi also made a statement saying that they believe justice has been served. now as for what's next for dcip app, you're talking about a state trial. the pact is facing 6 felony counts at the state level. jury select

they say he was looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, but she was not home at the time according to paul pelosi, her husband, he woke up seeing david de pap at the foot of his bed when police officers arrived. body cam footage shows that david de pap hit paul pelosi on the head to times and he suffered a fractured skull that he will have to wear plates on his skull for the rest of his life. now, the charges in state court reyna f little bit different in federal court. the state charges include attempted murder, burglary salt in federal court. and the reason why it reached the federal court is because nancy pelosi is a federal official. so they were able to go after him in that particular court. and actually he was sentenced last week to 50 years, maximum for what he did in that court. now, state prosecutors, they will begin their trial and that should begin about 9 o'clock this morning with the first step. of course, selecting a jury. they believe the trial should last about 3 weeks or so. >> all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. that of it. all right. i was a

it's no wonder that nervous nancy pelosi isn't sounding so confident.r recommend going on a stage with donald trump. the president has decided that's what he wants to do. i think the format he isthe suggesting is a good one.go odi think you all should have separate town hall meetings with them and challenge them withns a questions about the future and let the public make its decisior >> now rfk junior is vowing to crash the party.de despite biden demanding that no third parties be allowed in the debate, the american people want three candidates on that stage. 69 percent thank rfk junior should be included. the candidate says he qualifies for the debates and chuck todd t seems to think it could help oun joe biden. >> if you've ever spent a lot of time watching robert kennedy junior speaksp, i think if you g joe biden you want him on thatt stage. d they will seese that as an asset. i'm in the minority on this. >> he has a vocal issue, it's an ailment. >> i think it will really help biden look less any of his issues come across less because i don't think a

another really telling part of this morning was the daughter of nancy pelosi and paul pelosi.ents from both her parents. really talking about how in the last year and a half, their family has felt the impact of what has happened. the harm has continued in their family. paul pelosi, still feeling the effects of his injuries from that night. ginger conejero. nbc, bay area news. sonoma state is ending the school year in controversy. the school's president has announced his retirement. it comes just days after he was suspended on tuesday, president mike lee sent out a campus wide message agreeing to meet some of the demands of pro-palestinian protesters on campus. however, the california state university chancellor says lee posted the message without proper approval, so he was placed on administrative leave. in the message, lee offered divestment strategies and said sonoma state would end academic relations with israeli schools. csu chancellor mildred garcia shared a statement on the president's retirement, saying in part, quote, i thank president lee for his years of service to t

nancy pelosi was not home at the time. she was actually in washington, d.c., to pat did testify that he went there looking for nancy pelosi and if she lied em, he would break her kneecaps. she was not home. and i mention that because had she been home, secret service would have been at the home in might have prevented the attack. instead, paul pelosi was the one who was ultimately attacked in all of this when this is over, he also will face state prosecutors because they also want to try him as far as what's going to happen today, it will happen at 10 o'clock this morning. the pap not only is not excuse me to pat is not only in trouble with federal officials and state officials. he's also in trouble with ice because he's actually a canadian resident who came into the u.s. back in 2008, his visa only allowed him to stay in the united states for up to 6 months. he's been here ever ice also wants to ultimately get him and ultimately deport him once this is said and done back to you. >> all right. well, thank you for that brea

is no wonder that nervous nancy pelosi isn't sounding so . >> i myself would never recommend going ondonald trump. but the president has decided that's what he wants to do. i think the format he is suggesting is a good one. i think you all should have separate town hall meetings with them, let them challenge them with questions about the future, and let the public make its decision. >> judge jeanine: and now rfk jr. is bowing to crash the party. despite biden demanding that no third parties be allowed in the debate, the american people want three candidates on that stage. 69% think rfk jr. should be included. the candidate says he qualifies for the cnn debate, and chuck todd seems to think that it could help out joe biden. >> if you've ever spent a lot of time watching robert kennedy jr. speak, i think if you are joe biden, you are going to want him on the debate stage. i think there will be a point in the fall that they will actually see that as an asset. i am sort of in the minority on this, i think -- >> he has a vocal issue. it's an ailment. >> i think it will weirdly help biden l

david de pap went to the pelosi's home in san francisco, looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. now pelosi was not home at the time, but instead her husband, paul pelosi was home. he woke up and saw david de pap. he called police officers. police officers arrived. it was at that moment at the door when state prosecutors say david de pap hit pelosi on the head with a hammer, knocking him unconscious and he woke up in a pool of blood. you have to use alleged at this point because he has not been convicted in state court so they will have to go through the trial despite already being found guilty in federal court. so there's a slight nuance there. state prosecutors, their charges are attempted murder, assault as well as burglary in the federal case because nancy pelosi is a federal official. they filed federal charges against david depape, including attempted kidnapping of a federal official as well as an attacking an immediate member of a federal official. and for that he was convicted and he was sentenced to 50 years in prison state prosecutors. they will have to prove their cas

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started back in october 2022, when david de pap is accused of going too, then speaker of the house nancy pelosi is home in san francisco. she was not home at the time. paul pelosi, her husband was home at the time when police officers arrived at the home. that's when body cam footage allegedly showed that david de pap hit paul pelosi on his head with a hammer that he has a skull fracture that he has to wear a play on his head for the rest of his life. i mentioned alleged even though he was convicted in federal court because this is a brand new trial. so prosecutors will try to convict him here. in the meantime, he is obviously innocent until proven guilty, even though he was already convicted in federal courts and sentenced to 50 years in prison for those crimes. those charges, james darya in the state court, the charges a little bit different in the federal court. they were federal crimes. i logged against him, including attempted kidnapping of a federal official and the attack on immediate member of a federal official that being speaker of the house then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, as

de pap went to the pelosi home in san francisco, he was looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. but she was not home. instead, her husband, paul pelosi, was home. he woke up. he saw pap at the foot of his bed. he call san francisco police officers. they arrived and that's when prosecutors say david dip half when he saw the police officers, they claim he hit paul pelosi on the head with a hammer, knocking him unconscious. he woke up in his own pool of blood. now i use the word alleged to because he has not been convicted in state court despite being convicted in federal court for the attack because the charges are not the same in federal court. he was charged and convicted for a 10 to kidnapping of a federal official as well as an attack on the immediate member of a federal official that being nancy pelosi. but as far as the state charges, they will have to prove that state charges include attempted murder, assault as well as burglary. the trial should last about 3 weeks back to it. >> all we'll also be watching for the sentencing on the federal charges tapping on tuesday. >> ok

what happened then 30 years in prison for the man convicted of attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer inside their san francisco home. the reaction just into our newsroom from the pelosi family and the next steps in this case. also, it's the race that's been described as a mullet business in the front and a party in the back. the bay to breakers is this weekend in the city. what to expect if you're running it or just want to avoid it altogether? >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian monterey senior. >> thank you for joining us. we begin with breaking news in san francisco right now. punishment handed down for the man accused of attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer. he is being sent to prison for 30 years. ktvu christien kafton is live outside the courtroom. and christian, how did david depape react to the sentence? >> yeah, we did not see much of a reaction out of depape in the courtroom when the judge handed down that 30 year sentence to papp's attorneys had been asking her for 14 years. prosecutors

. >> david de pap the man convicted of assaulting nancy pelosi's husband, paul has gotten a sentence of 30 years in prison for the brutal attack in october of 2022, a federal judge in san francisco sentenced a path today in court. former house speaker nancy pelosi says that her husband is still struggling with injury, suffered in the attack to paps and talked with us after his father was sentenced. >> you really tried his best to be a kind person. and the thing is because i know him personally. know that there is no real heart and that person. >> what's next for the pap a state trial. pap is facing 6 felony counts at the state level and jury selection in that trial is set to begin next week. coming up 10, 30, we're going hear from a legal expert about how today's sentencing at the federal level could affect those state proceedings. >> new at 10 tonight, oakland community leader carl chan is now among the countless people in the bay area to get their car broken into. he says his car got hit last night in agave uptown and oakland. that's a restaurant that's also been dealing with numer

de-pap went to the pelosi home in san francisco, he was looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. but she was not home. instead, her husband, paul pelosi, was home. he woke up. he saw pap at the foot of his bed. a call san francisco police officers. they arrived and that's when prosecutors say david de pap when he saw the police officers, they claim he hit paul pelosi on the head with a hammer, knocking him unconscious. he woke up in his own pool of blood. now i use the word alleged to because he has not been convicted in state court despite being convicted in federal court for the attack because the charges are not the same in federal court. he was charged and convicted for a 10 to kidnapping of a federal official as well as an attack on the immediate member of a federal official that being nancy pelosi. but as far as the state charges, they will have to prove that state charges include attempted murder, assault as well as burglary. the trial should last about 3 weeks. back to you. 904, is the time. >> and we heard live this morning about the scary moments at an elementary schoo

the man convicted of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home and attacking her husband, paul, with a hammer, will be sentenced in federal court. that attack happened nearly two years ago. abc seven news reporter lena howland was actually the first reporter on the scene that morning. lena. david depape is facing decades in prison. >> reggie. that's right. we've been following this case since the day it happened. and this morning, prosecutors are calling for a 40 year prison sentence. david depape was convicted by a federal jury last fall for the attack. his lawyers, however, are asking for a 14 year prison sentence. there are two clearly different opinions with the federal government arguing this was an act of terrorism, while that while the defense could argue depape needs mental help, he's not someone that needs to be locked up if he's willing to go to treatment. >> so i think that's going to be the competing narrative in that courtroom. how much of mr. depapes mental health issues played a role in this case, and what the judge does with that, in terms of f