nancy pelosi gave an interview to rolling stone magazine. she said her number one priority is to make sure that donald trump is not only not elected or reelected president of the united states, but that he never sets foot in the white house. nancy pelosi and jamie raskin are very open about it, of not certifying a trump victory on november 5. that is not me saying it, that is jamie raskin. >> what about a kamala harris victory? what are your plans? steve: we are going to make sure kamala harris doesn't win on november 5. we are highly confident, we have seen the polls, you see the numbers coming in. we believe in the american system of democracy. the reason we like democracy, we are winning. we are going to win on november 5. but you do agree with me on jamie raskin, that he has said --? >> i don't agree with that. you were teaching civics, out of prison. looking back on the last january 6, the fact that you incited a mob. [indiscernible] steve: hang on. if you look at what we said, as the states requested, seven states requested and never g

nancy pelosi gave an interview to rolling stone magazine. she said her number one priority, her number one priority is to make sure that donald trump is not only not elected or re-elected president of the united states but he never sets foot in the white house. nancy pelosi and jaime raskin right now are thinking about -- and they're very open about it. of not certifying a trump vi november 5. and that's not me saying it. that's jaime raskin. reporter: a kamala harris victory what are your plans after november 5 if it's kamala harris victory? steve: we will make sure kamala harris doesn't win on november 5. we're mile -- we've seen the polls. you've seen the numbers coming in. look, we believe in the american system of democracy. we believe that -- and the reason we like democracy, we're winning. right? and we're going to win on november 5. reporter: and -- steve: but -- reporter: last one -- steve: you do agree with me on jaime raskin. that jaime raskin said they will not -- reporter: i don't agree with. that you were teaching civics and ou

please welcome nancy pelosi and dr. k [applause] demonstratingt it means to have a seat at the >> let me just begin taby sayin on behalf of little girls everywhere, thank you for standing in your power. thank you for demonstrating what it means to have a seat at the table. [applause] my favorite speaker pelosi moment was in 2007. my mother said, come, you have to watch this. you have to be in the room. to hear the president say madame speaker, that was absolutely powerful. my mom said, my prayer is that she is not the last. we have brought in under you is madame vice president and we are looking for madame president. [applause] so let's talk about the art of power which all of you have in front of you. i want to go to the section that i read and reread three times. i want to take people to that section and start my questions their pick it is in the very beginning of the book when she talks about knowing her why. speaker pelosi said people have asked her what is her favorite word. her favorite word is word. kenny from th

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

. >> it's character can withstand another term of donald trump, former house speaker nancy pelosi, on electing kamala harris, and whether she's talked to president biden since suggesting he stepped down then an election like no other, we bring you the view from abroad and at home with leslie vinjamuri of chatham house here in london. and democratic strategist simon rosenberg. >> and i am always winner whose rules this rule is attack, attack, attack. the film this triggering trump. >> i'm joined by ali abassi, director of the apprentice also ahead what can send you to death row in singapore, an exclusive look inside the country's prisons and finally into the rock and roll hall of fame when the one and only shared told me about reinventing herself and her incredible career everyone, i'm christiane amanpour in london. >> president biden has been in europe for his last ever meeting with the european court of leaders as the u.s. inches closer to deciding his replacement and the next leader of the free world. and while there's no no question that it is on a knife-edge, americans aren't the

, big impressario. >> daughters of men of some consequence, but the father of nancy pelosi thought his sons might become mayor and never occurred to him that his only daughter might. it never occurred to nancy that she might and nancy d'alessandro pelosi was 47 the first time she ran. and barbara walters 28, and never could have foreseen from. >> i remember when barbara walters-- excuse me, barbara bush, early in her husband's term, she did a town hall at the kennedy center here in washington where hundreds of women, thousands of women came to listen to her and at one point i said, and of course you sacrificed your college education, you left smith college to marry george bush and we came back stage afterwards and she turned and all, but grabbed me by the nape of my neck and said i never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marry george bush as he headed off to war. so all three of those women had it in them in their era that kind of bottled energy that barbara walters really, really displayed. >> they were all made of steel and they all faced some significant hurdles

so before david depape is sentenced for the brutal attack of nancy pelosi's husband in their own home, he will have a chance to address the judge and the pelosi family. but as you said first, his attorneys will move for a new trial. it was two years ago yesterday that david depape broke into the pelosi home looking for then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who he said he wanted to kidnap and hold hostage. we won't show you that brutal attack, but this is when san francisco police tried to move in and depape beat paul pelosi savagely with a hammer for that, david depape is already serving a 30 year sentence in federal prison. u.s. attorney general merrick garland said that the sentence was a warning that violence against those who serve the public and their families will not be tolerated. his legal team, now expected to ask the judge for a new trial in the state case. our legal analyst says that if the judge denies that request, the case will continue on to sentencing. david depape will have an opportunity to show remorse to the court and to the pelosi family, which could be critical

and they tried -- nancy pelosi. ey investigated him. and they tried to kill him. and fortunately, jake said who is they? who is they? >> doing a great job. and you know what, jake had the right clip. it was so easy to have the right clip. anyhow, the point i think we need to look at here is what donald trump has done in the past. what facts do we have to base what we are seeing on? even though republicans continue to try and detract and i think follow what you have rightfully called the trump apologist playbook and pretend that things that were said weren't said or that he doesn't mean them. here's how he means them. donald trump campaigned in his first campaign against abortion. he said, we gotta get rid of it. he said he's going to overturn roe. he said women should be punished. roe has been overturned, and women are being punished. nobody knows the trump playbook and the fact trump is serious more than women across america. women are paying the price. >> and before the election, what did they say? no, no. trump ev

so she has all of these strategists talking about how much like they miss nancy pelosi.y wish she was still around. they wish they could still use her for this. it really speaks to just how powerful nancy pelosi has been and what her sort of like moving off of the stage means for politics. it's a great story, and you've got to read it. >> except of course, let's remind our audience, nancy pelosi may have moved often the stage, but she has not left a position of power. and behind the scenes, i'd argue she might be one of the most powerful people on the planet. errin, evan, larry, thank you so much. when we return, trump media stock had a huge day of trading. we're going to explain to you why. and later, reactions are pouring in over harris' big speech in d.c. we've been talking about it for the last few minutes, well, our political panel is standing by with their reactions. "the 11th hour" just getting underway on an important tuesday. getting underway on an important tuesday. radiant skin. new vaseline radiant x body lotion with 1% niacinamide. level up to even toned ski

nancy pelosi is married to a man named paul pelosi when at 82 years old faced a break-in in their home trump loyalist broke in and fractured his skull with a hammer. and when he was still in the hospital, donald trump was laughing about it repeatedly, telling jokes, hatching conspiracy theories making it seem like it was paul pelosi's fault. and now, years later this man happened to have been married to paul pelosi is the enemy within? and wants to use the national guard, the military against paul pelosi who is now 84 years old. this is sick stuff. we can't have a person that sick, that cruel as our president. >> i agree with former republican governor, asa hutchinson. we cannot elect a convicted felon as president of the united states. you can disagree about whether the case should have been brought. he was convicted. and this is what our system is. we don't want to undermine our criminal justice system by having a felon be our president. >> when will sentencing happen in that case? >> november 26. and if trump wins, it's likely he will be sentenced to probation and even that could be

former house speaker nancy pelosi's house and attacking her husband, paul pelosi, with a hammer. but it's what happened before he was sentenced that is creating buzz tonight. during today's sentencing hearing, depape didn't offer any apology and instead spent nearly 45 minutes outlining conspiracy theories. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana in san francisco. the facts in this case, and the earlier federal case against david depape, were never really in dispute. some of the most graphic evidence was the police body camera video of depape striking pelosi with a hammer, seconds after officers responded to a 911 call for help. the judge imposed a sentence of life without the possibility of parole for the most serious charge. depape was convicted of aggravated kidnaping and eight years for the other four charges. this was like a really tragic end to a tragic story. i mean, you all of you who were in the courtroom and listened to mr. depapes statement saw that, you know, quite frankly, he's not a well man. in court, david depape spoke

speaker emerita nancy pelosi. dr. kay. so let me just begin by saying on behalf of little girls everywhere. thank you for just standing your power. thank you for demonstrating what it means to have a seat at the table. absolutely amazing. my favorite speaker pelosi moment was in 2007 and my mother said, come, you've got to watch this. you have to be in the room. and to hear the president say, madam speaker, that was absolutely. and my mom said my prayer is that she's the last. and we have bought in under you, madam vice president. and we're looking for madam president. so let's talk about art of power, because i know all of you have in front of you, i actually want to begin by to the section that i went to reread three times because it made me cry. and so i want to take people to that and start my questions is actually in the very beginning of the book when she talks about knowing why and speaker pelosi said people have asked her what is her favorite word and her favorite word is word. can you talk a bit about that to help

today in san francisco, speaker nancy pelosi weighed in. asking for benjamin netanyahu to call for a cease fire. all right. back here at home, a scorching start to october fell all over the bay area today. things even getting up into the mid 90s in san francisco. our sky ranger spotted people catching some rays this afternoon at dolores park. a lot of people were also spotted out at the beach park department. even offered free swims at public pools. things will be cooling down a little bit in the city and along the coast tomorrow, but the inland areas won't be seeing much relief until thursday, and we're just an hour away from the first and only vice presidential debate. ohio senator jd vance and minnesota governor tim walz set to meet for the first time ever on the debate stage tonight. okay let's go and take a live look in new york city, where tonight's debate is hosted by cbs news at their nyc headquarters. cbs news norah o'donnell and margaret brennan will moderate that debate. joining us now for special coverage of the nbc debate >>> t

it was two years ago today that depape broke into the pelosi home looking for nancy pelosi, saying he had wanted to kidnap and hold her hostage. we're stopping the video here. but this is the moment when san francisco police tried to move in and depape turned to paul pelosi and savagely beat him with a hammer. our legal analyst says any sentence delivered in this case is intended to send a message. this is on the eve of our election and what occurred here was an assault on american democracy, not just mr. pelosi. and the message is being sent that we are going to take this kind of behavior very seriously. and mr. depape will spend the rest of his life in prison for what he did. and i think that's the message being sent not just to mr. depape, but to the community and to the country as a whole. now, again, we are still waiting for the state sentence, but that was the same message u.s. attorney general merrick garland sent after a federal court sentenced to up to 30 years in prison. he is currently serving that sentence now, while two long federal and state sentences might seem redundan

this is why nancy pelosi and barack obama, don't forget barack obama and nancy pelosi wanted an open primary process. joe biden was so bitter in way they got rid of him, he slammed the endorsement and this is what you get, untested, unchallenged candidate not prepared. >> brian: she got to keep money from the joe biden -- could have mailed it back and reissued, we never had that chance. the problem, she called it a medieval vanity project. >> ainsley: 50 times. >> brian: no criticism offanderson cooper, not that he cares, in middle of the desert, you could say you are selling it off pennies on the dollar. it does work. the border patrol says it does help. why not show you want to change things by taking the money there, by project that taxpayers paid for and start doing it? that would show revelation and get people who are nervous about what you are going to do at the border, instead you got somebody talking in circles, had no idea how to handle a follow-up question and no inclination to fix the border. >> steve: we did, she did sit down with telemundo, and nc earlier in the week, ye

wait. >> if nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi's husband, paul. so let me just say if a democratic presidential candidate said that you and your wife for evil, and that the military should be used against you. i would say that's disgusting >> and some have said that about us because they don't like my politics. i did not hear president trump in that clip say he's going to sic the military on adam schiff. that's not what he's saying. you've got two different clips two different contexts what president trump is talking about is that they have been attacking and maligning him from the day he came down that golden escalator that everybody knows that's true and in 20 15 2016, that's when this began. he has been the most attacked malign, political figure in us history. they've tried to kill him twice in the last few months. i mean, this is real he'll and he feels that acutely and jake, you would you were under attack like he is all the time every day they i mean, iran who has assassination attempt against him, but that's not crazy dangerous path on the

nancy pelosi said she never received a national guard offer from trump on january 6, though he was inv involved in some natl guard discussions in earlier days. when we come back, donald trump on the january 6 and harsh criticism from two former generals he fired and later, bret baier on his interview with kamala harris. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. sometimes as a caretaker, you don't take the best care of yourself. but i needed to make a difference in my life. not just for me, but for my daughter. and i'm here now. reclaiming my voice, being brave and showing my daughter that regardless of the rough patches, you can still shine bright. i have a hidden disability, and i'm thriving. supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future. and you can too. >> the crowd was the biggs i've spoken to a lot ovcrowds and i've never seen that many people. a small gro

megan richardson why didn't nancy pelosi run for president? looking at the candidate should there be an upper age limit on entering politics? i think her performance has dismissed that one. lots of fascinating questions and we didn't even get on really two out of five children and become speaker of the house. but please, thank you for coming first and can y >> hello, everybody. the core mission here which was inspired by were five why you. the policy and other portions. the congressionally turned senators and representatives. the democratic and republican policy. we aim plant friendly discussion about how it changed your time in office. i hope you will forgive me in advance. martha who served as a republicans. the one. decided bachelors degree in why you and went on the school of law welcome back. >> u.s. 14th congressional district in the u.s. congress you nearly years. in 1907 to 1980. 1997 to 2015. the congresswoman has described herself as try, a little surprising. and does not speak english. they represented sylvania redistrict, an area f

nancy pelosi, we spoke to a bunch of republican strategists who are used to running these ads with nancy pelosi as the big boogie man that they target in the ends, the ultimate evil incarnate. she is not that person anymore because she's not in a position of leadership. they have tried ads with hakeem jeffries but it just doesn't get there. she has all of these strategists talking about that they really miss nancy pelosi. they wish they could still use her for this. it really speaks to just how powerful nancy pelosi has been and what her moving off of the stage means to politics. it's a great story and it is really funny. >> let's remind the audience. she may have moved off the stage but she has not left a position of power. behind-the-scenes she might be one of the most powerful people on the planet. thank you all so much. >>> when we return trump media stock had a huge day of trading. we will explain why. >>> reactions are pouring in over the big speech. we have been talking about it for the last few minutes. our political panel is standing by. the 11th hour is just getting underway on

he never had any people that don't want them to he said that adam schiff and nancy pelosi, he used in a separate context and a separate conversation of what you're doing is you're smashing to different about visitation box, asked him about this last week and he didn't take issue with it. he said the enemy within is the biggest is the biggest threat within that he's going to use the military against nancy pelosi, donald trump offered nancy pelosi, the national guard on january the sixth, and according to private email, she rejected it. so let's let's talk about things that he wants to do that are feeding into this concern that people like john kelly elie and general mattis and general milley have he said on friday, special counsel jack smith should get thrown out of the country. he's threatened to arrest election officials who cheated. we know that he believes a lot of people cheated that did not cheat. yes violate the law. you should be arrested and no one disagrees with that. but he's talking you do based on the were asked i'm now based on the fact that he's accused people that didn'

, says is -- i found it odd so i looked at this group because how could someone who votes with nancy pelosibipartisan? he voted 100% with joe biden so how can he be called bipartisan? this group says on their website we do not examine every vote. he voted like pelosi. yet this gives him camouflage, it is not false. you voted 100% with nancy. >> we are almost out of time. >> harris wants to give $25,000 to people buying their first homes and is proposing an innovation fund. the question, do you support this? hess >> bills i've sponsored have been bipartisan. they gave me an award. your recent transition to getting things done, let me go back because the focus has to be on increasing housing supply, that is a focus for us and a national priority. this has been a need for a long time. we will move a bill across texas and the country to lower costs and increase supply. we've got 300 people per day and we need to invest on infrastructure. a bill to bring money to texas, bipartisan. he voted against it. you have to have infrastructure but he did not think that was a good idea. >> when it comes to

look at nancy pelosi. that's. so you are back home. and we know that there's an intersection between place and politics. so you can you talk a little bit about how baltimore shaped the way in which you experi politics and moved in politics? well, i'm pleased to be joined here, my colleague, kweisi mfume. so i see. where you representing from. so i see here some of my colleagues say they want to know how so strong she's not just from san francisco. she's also from baltimore baltimore. and. then i told you how my faith was a sure, shall we say? a barometer of how we treat. and my family, when i was born. i was born into a family was devoutly catholic, proud of our italian-american heritage, fiercely patriotic. and in our case, staunchly democratic. so in any case that the combination we believe in, the separation of church and state, of course, but our faith and the respect that we would have for a woman necessitated that we act in a way that would that called public service a noble calling. while you were there to help people that's per

during the trial he plan to hold nancy pelosi hostage, end quote, break her kneecaps. if she did not admit to the lies, he said she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign pulls the family released a statement about the sentencing saying, quote, it gives our pops a measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others, political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condone. mail-in breed has announced new safety measures at san francisco's union square after thieves rammed a car into the leave it on store on monday. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> the mayor has given the union square alliance, a universal permits so they can design and build big concrete barriers in front of stores to prevent thieves from driving into storefronts at san francisco's union square will soon look a bit different. mayor london breed in the union square alliance are working together to install bollards or planters on sidewalks to prevent thieves from ramming into luxury stores. this after it happen

. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi served 12 years in congress with walls and she says she expectsformance from the democratic vice presidential candidate tonight. >> i know his commitment of patriotism and the 24 years in the service, bringing that talent and skill and priority to the congress to fight for our veterans. built and grew up in an agricultural community, so a representative of the heartland of america. so he knows why he's there. he knows i'm i know he'll do great. i'm very excited about it. >> pelosi says her team will be watching tonight's debate and also calling other viewers to make sure they are registered for the november election. reminder you can watch the debate right here on abc seven. our live coverage begins at 5:00, and the debate starts at six. >> a big birthday for former president and getting down and dirty. the new starbucks. kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi,... ...feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, 1 year,... ...and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infecti

david depape broke into the couple's san francisco home in 2022 looking for nancy pelosi who wasn't theren on police body cam video bludgeoning and seriously wounding paul pelosi. yesterday in court, depape gave a rambling statement about conspiracy theories. he was earlier sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal carges. >>> and the bbc says the teenager accused of killing three young girls at a dance class in england is facing a terror charge. police say axel rudakubana produced the deadly poison ricin that was found in his home. they say he had a military study of an al qaeda training manual. three girls between the ages of 6 and 9 were killed in a stabbing rampage in july during a taylor swift-themed dance class in the town of southport. ten others were injured. >>> ahead, delayed flights? no problem. the new protections for travelers. details in cbs "moneywatch." ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you

thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day including jamie jamie raskin and a whole whole raft of house members who say things like art heals. thank you for this gift. thank you for document. seeing this hoping history never repeats day and this is jamie raskin from when jamie to another thanks for your patriotism toughness. keep that golden pen flowing with admiration and great high hopes for america. jamie raskin. said, instead of we passed this. here we go. thank you, jamie. the way you pass around, i have to. so that's really an honor to have it signed. and i was thinking i might donate this to the smithsonian because they are amassing a generous. six collection and also of interest you pass the book around is that aaron burr who an intriguing figure and who is often gets bad rap. he was the president and therefore of the senate on his last day politics and he gave a farewell to his colleagues that left in tears. and it was a vision very speech. that forced fore

e plan to hold nancy pelosi hostage and codebreaker kneecaps. if she did it's the lies he said she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. pesosi family released a statement about the sentencing saying, quote, it gives our pop some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others, political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimize or condoned. with only 6 days left to go, leaders of california's republican and democratic parties say their respective parties are in good shape and they are prepared to win this election. >> on the democratic side, officials say their party is laid out the groundwork for success in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. >> everything from knocking on doors, making phone calls to sending text messages to writing postcards. to making contributions, whatever it takes in order to make sure that we get 10 million democrats, california democrats to the polls. >> but on the other side of the

. >> bill: he mentioned adam schiff and nancy pelosi over the weekend by name. >> bill, look, you have adam schiff and nancy pelosi who have been really part of weaponizing the department of justice against our country. i think what donald trump is saying is look, we're the strongest country in the world. we have the best people in the world but we have some broken leadership. we have people like nancy pelosi getting rich off insider stock trades even as her own country has gotten poorer. who is obsessed, nancy pelosi is obsessed with donald trump, not with reimposing policies that will deliver peace and prosperity for the american people. we do have people on the left, not most people to be clear. but some people on the left who are encouraging violent responses to what we believe is going to be a donald trump victory in a couple of weeks. that's not okay. i think it is totally reasonable for the president to point out that yes, we have the strongest country in the world but we have some broken leaders in washington. why we're running this race. >> dana: kamala harris has been rolling

pap admitted at is federal tried plans to hold nancy pelosi hostage and quote, break her kneecaps if she didn't admit to the what he called lies that she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the pelosi family released a statement saying, quote, this gives our pop some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condone. >> well, with only 6 days left to go, the leaders of california's republican democratic parties say their respective parties are in good shape and prepare to win this upcoming election on tuesday on the democratic side, officials say their party has laid out the groundwork for success in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans 2 to one. >> everything from knocking on doors making phone calls to sending text messages to writing postcards. to making contributions, whatever it takes in order to make sure that we get 10 million democrats, california democrats to the polls. >> but on the other

whether you like adam schiff or not, whether you like nancy pelosi or not, whether you like the bidens kamala harris, whether you like the clintons, all irrelevant. right? the purpose of politicians is to debate, not to incarcerate. that is what trump intends to do . he intends to after all of his political critics, all of his political enemies, and he is warning the american people, why there is a large group, and there is a large group of americans that refuse to listen to what he is saying, and said instead, they are saying washing his words, for whatever reason, they are saying washing them so that they are not as unhinged as they actually are. >> that is why we called the segment, "believe in the first time." these are his words, these are indeed rings that have already been done. no reason to believe they will not be done with rare efficiency next time. michael cohen, former personal attorney to donald trump. host of "the michael cohen show" on youtube. >>> we will be back with more of "velshi" across america in arizona after this. is. voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain

we can't handle, look, under nancy pelosi's long life in public leadership the united states has goneinent industrial power of the world to second next to china. that fundamentally belongs on nancy pelosi's shoulders. >> nbc's garrett haake is on the ground in atlanta ahead of trump's rally there tonight. just if people were wondering, nancy pelosi isn't running for president or vice president or -- anyway, what else did j.d. vance have to say? >> reporter: yeah, chris, i was struck by that comment, too. i have covered nancy pelosi for a long time, she is an incredibly powerful politician but he describes remarkable power to her in that answer there basically making her solely responsible for industrial decline of america. look, j.d. vance has distinguished himself as probably the foremost explainer of what donald trump has said and also what he would like for donald trump to have said, and i think those are important distinctions because he defends donald trump's comments sometimes and sometimes twists them into things that donald trump didn't say. there's another good example of tha

and david de pap the man who attacked the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi in their san francisco home was back in court for his >> let's take a look at the forecast. partly cloudy skies. we're starting to see those clouds mix out, though and making for some sunshine at sfo there. temperatures out the door 40's and 50's. we're chilly this morning, especially in parts of the north bay. we saw some 30's so we will see them some clearing around lunchtime. so we'll see some sunshine. but this evening changes on the way right around 07:00pm dinner time. the north bay could see some light rain passed through and it will linger into the late evening. this is 11:00pm. so santa rosa could see a burst of some moderate rain and gradually make its way across the region and then linger into early thursday morning. so halloween, you know, the morning looks a little unsettled. but during the day you could see some drizzle and maybe some passing spooky clouds for the evening for your trick or treaters. as far as how much rain we're expecting. we not a whole lot from this system, but there's a sys

and david, up the man who attacked the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi back in court for his sentencing. we'll have the latest on that as well. right now, the kron 4 morning news, san jose city officials giving speed cameras the green light. we're live this morning when they might come to your neighborhood. plus gilroy police are looking for a man who they believe recorded women inside a target restroom and the search continues for a missing east 18 hours. mothers trying to find this morning.

i think nancy pelosi is an enemy from within. >> nancy pelosi is the enemy from within. as mike johnson and lindsey graham, lindsey on nbc, mike johnson, i think, on cnn were saying that's not what he's talking about. he's talking about the policies. >> yeah, it's really pathetic to watch lindsey graham and mike johnson and jd vance even has been asked about this, watch them try to contort themselves to defend the comments. i recall not too long ago a lot of republicans were saying that it was democrats' rhetoric calling donald trump a threat to democracy that was responsible for the two assassination attempts. it is rich then for them to defend these comments when we know that nancy pelosi's husband was brutally attacked and i think that republicans are, like myself, who have gone against donald trump, though are right to call out the threat that he is to democracy, because he is someone who tried to overthrow a free and fair election. so, that is the threat to democracy. and i also think too that i don't know how these republicans can defend these comments from trump w

the fact is that the kamala harris campaign, nancy pelosi, they abandoned joe biden many, many weeksy he was treated during the democratic national convention. speak night one four nights. immediately sent out of there. couldn't participate in the rest of hits own party's connection. can you imagine this? mr. biden has gone out of hirst way to throw cam lawnd the bus giving the tiewrpt and drive that bus off the cliff like in thelma and louise. look what he did in the hurricanes. calls him selfish and biden says actually desantis has been great. i gave him my own personal number. he did that attack in a broad daylight. the biden people are not happy. they are going to make sure kamala harris is very uncomfortable in the final 15 days of this campaign they don't like the fact he was ousted aside when he maybe would have done better against donald trump. that was the argue. they always made. they may be right. >> carley: new headline outer now is that kamala harris has no intentions of campaigning with joe biden before election day is she has obama on the campaign trail. she was bill c

. >> comparing nancy pelosi to dictators. you have to -- wow, take in what the vice president had to deal with there. claire, your thoughts? it seems like whenever she brought up facts and backed up the facts leading to a frightening point, that donald trump is leaning very, very heavily towards fascism, talking about using the military against his own people and naming names, any time she would do that brett would talk over her to prevent the viewers from hearing them. that was my take. how do you think the vice president did on fox news yesterday? >> yeah, i think that brett was rude. it surprised me how rude he was. i have been interviewed by brett. i understand that he comes at his interviews from a different perspective than somebody who works at other news outlets than what that has appointed itself as the defender-in-chief of donald trump. i thought she did fine. was it a home run? obviously not. the contrast, mika, is clear. the person seen as strong typically wins the presidency. the person who is seen as stable and

first four years in the house voted 100% with nancy pelosi. the first two years joe biden and kamala harris were in the white house, he voted 100% with joe biden and kamala harris. colin allred is kamala harris. they both are terrible on the border, voted in favor of open borders over and over again and both are desperately running away from it. that being said, my race is a serious fight. chuck schumer who we saw grimacing next to president trump at the al smith dinner, chuck schumer has been explicit on his number one target in the country and he is flooding the state of texas with over $100 million. every tv ad you see, they are pounding me. and we had a dozen polls in the last month show it is a one point, two point, or three point race. so i want to encourage your viewers, please come to ted cruz.org now. give 25, 50, 100 bucks or even more. we are getting massively outspent. in the last three days, he put another $2.7 million on tv, and the only way we can survive against that onslaught of cash is freedom loving patriots going to ted cru

. >> i think nancy pelosi is an enemy from within. and congressman, do you consider adam schiff and nancy pelosi to be the enemy from within i know that adam schiff, when he was chairman of the intelligence committee, was leaking information to the press that was classified information supposed to be held in a scif. this is the reason why then speaker mccarthy kicked adam schiff off of hoping intelligence committee because he abused his purposes for political reasons. that congress is dangerous is very dangerous. thanks so you know, consider out of i, congressman asked you a yes or no. >> romo. and what real bartiromo was asking about is unrest in the streets. what would you do? are you concerned? and he said, yes, i am concerned turned about that because if you just go back to the summer of 2020, the summer of love, like the left likes to talk about, you had riots in every major congressman in the country that is very dangerous is something so you would you would be okay with adam schiff and nancy pelosi being deemed the enemy from w

it was two years ago yesterday that david depape broke into the pelosi home looking for nancy pelosi,ted to kidnap and hold pelosi hostage. we are stopping the video, but this is the moment when san francisco police tried to move in and depape hit pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, with a hammer. our legal analyst tells us that with this sentence, the judge intends to send a message. this is on the eve of our election, and what occurred here was an assault on american democracy, not just mr. pelosi. and the message is being sent that we are going to take this kind of behavior very seriously. and mr. depape will spend the rest of his life in prison for what he did. and i think that's the message being sent not just to mr. depape, but to the community and to the country as a whole. and that was the same message. u.s. attorney general merrick garland sent after a federal court sentenced to 30 years in prison while two long federal and state sentences might seem redundant, our legal analyst says they serve as a safety net in the event something changes on appeal. already, depapes legal team s

he was specifically asked when he mentioned the enemy within he said nancy pelosi as the enemy within adam schiff, who is the candidate, democratic candidate for the senate, is the enemy within. he wasn't talking about while and processes those as opponents as rivals, says enemy's enemy when i'm just sharing the context that when he sat down with colonel barak, get was offering something else morning, he's a guy who sets an awful lot of things. >> they tried to get them out of it. even glen youngkin tried to get him out of it and then he doubled down on and he was referring directly to nancy pelosi as the enemy within he did it. >> that's right. he absolutely uses aggressive, harsh, language all the time. and then there are other times when he seeks to clean it up, there it depending on the audience that he's speaking to, there's no question. i see someone who speaks in a very kennedy. which one do we believe? i believe the carnage guy, that's why i appreciate that's what you believe. and there's a universe of persuadable voters believe the one who's speaking to the wall street journa

nancy pelosi is not happy. there is a new book called american reckoning and she says she is not happy the only bloody fingerprints on the knife were hers when it came to getting biden out. and that bill clinton, barack obama and other democratic leadership were in on it but didn't take any of the hits. >> 100% correct. when you look how the saga played out. a july 5th comment by nancy pelosi saying it is a legitimate question to ask whether biden had an episode or condition and july 10th on morning joe with the famous comment where she says we're all waiting on biden to make his decision after he made his decision to stay in the race. that was like a bomb that went off and gave permission to distance themselves from biden. schiff comes out and it all happens. not until july 18th that we get one signal that obama is not on board via a story in the "washington post" that popped during the rnc. nancy pelosi led the way. where was obama and schumer. very late to the game. >> dana: she is not afraid. >> bill: i tho

even before we get to the point at which that is problematic, i find it problematic because nancy pelosi's was also attacked once. it is wildly irresponsible for him to use language like that, which he has to know could rile people up and put her and her family in danger again. >> i am glad you brought up paul pelosi. because, you know, i am aware of the republicans and where are they and where other responsible elected republicans stepping up into saying this is unacceptable and this is an who we are as a party and certainly not who we should be as leaders or that as well. more after the break. stay with us. (man) mm, hey, h looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical

i want to welcome speaker emerita nancy pelosi. what an honor to have you here.to talk about the affordable care act but i want to talk about this secret that donald trump is hinting he has with mike johnson. a lot of people are concerned. maybe they are hinting at potentially the speaker not certifying the election. >> let me say, is my pleasure to be here with you. we are not worried about what secrets he may have. it's no secret we are going to win the house of representatives. that kamala harris will still be vice president and will preside in a way mike pence did with integrity and the constitution and we will be able to approve of the work of the electoral college. i don't know but is talking about. we don't spend time worrying about him. we organize and we are organizing to win the house and we will. hakeem jeffries will be speaker that day on january 6. >> if speaker johnson is not planning to certify the election, then what are we in for? >> why don't we win the election. we have one more week and we will see how that goes, and hopefully we will know tha