you can't talk about paul pelosi, now you can't talk about nancy pelosi, and you can't talk about theu can't talk about covid. and i'm talking about all those things because i still believe we have a little bit of the first amendment left. >> tucker: that's right. >> but i'm dangerous to people like liz cheyney and the folks that she hangs out with and they want to stop people like me. >> tucker: words are powerful. i will say the left, liz cheyney for example, they understand that. i want to ask your reaction to this story. so recently the headquarters for katie hobbs, the person you're running against in the governor's race, was vandalized. the suspect broke in and stole a few things. the suspect's name is daniel and reportedly he's an illegal immigrant to this country. what's your reaction to that story? >> he's currently in this country illegally, and i had heard that as well. but, you know, you can't say that now because you can't talk about that. it's insensitive. and the press won't report that. and i'm glad that you just said that because, that's right, he is currently in this

you can't talk about paul pelosi now. you can't talk about nancy abouh pelosi and you can't talk aboutd the elections and you can't talk about covid. thos and i'm talking about all those things because i still believetm we have a little bit of the first amendment left. iz but i'm dangerous to people and like liz cheney and the folks m. that she hangs out with , power and they want to stop people like me. >> words are powerfuful. y undea i will saynd the left, liz cheney, for example, r they understand that. so i want to ask your reaction to this story. so recently, the headquartere hs for katie hobbs, it's race, the person you're running against in the governor's race will not debate yo vandaliu wase vandalized. th the suspect broke i an and stole a few things. the suspect's name is danielrtey motd dos reyes, and reportedlyal he's an illegal immigrantat to this country. >> what's your reaction to that story? s he's currently in this country illegally. >> and i had had heard that cant as well. but, you know, you t can'tk sa

paul pelosi calling 911. depape "striking pelosi in the head" with a hammer just after police arrived. according to the san francisco d.a.'s office, after the attack, depape allegedly saying, "i didn't really want to hurt him, but you know, this was a suicide mission. i'm not going to stand here and do nothing even if it cost me my life." and naming other targets, including a "professor" and "several prominent state and federal politicians" and their "relatives." and tonight, new questions after sources tell abc news that capitol police only saw the break-in after they noticed the flashing lights from san francisco police in the home surveillance video and rewound the footage. also tonight, we're learning that paul pelosi is out of the hospital and back at home, recovering from his injuries. well, david, in that statement released by the speaker's office just moments ago, the family thanking the 911 operator and medical staff among others, adding, paul remains under doctor's care as he continues to progress on

speaker nancy pelosi, the one that ended with the wounding and hospitalization of her husband, paul pelosihe alleged violent intruder david depape is facing federal charges for breaking into the pelosi's home and beating paul pelosi with a hammer early friday morning. the suspect who trafficked online in far right conspiracy theories about covid and the 2020 election and holocaust denialism, quote, stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy were to tell depape the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. depape also explained, she would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress there were consequences to actions, unquote. several prominent republicans have condemned the attack, including today donald trump. >> with paul pelosi, that's a terrible thing. with all of them, it's a the recordable thing. >> trump very quickly pivoted to attacking san francisco for its high crime rate, but he at least did condemn the attack on paul pelosi, as did house republican leader kevin mccarthy. >>

this guy is doing it, and so is paul pelosi. upset for nancy. >> tucker: of course we can't cr suggestion, but i must say i did notice that the second people started speculating about what might have really happened, which we are not doing, haven't done, but some have, because in the absence of the body cam video, why wouldn't they? i saw liberals on twitter saying it's disgusting that you would something anything alternative was going on. i thought they were the defenders of the alternative. what did that become immoral? >> tucker, i don't want you to put you in a tough spot. i got to correct you again. are you suggesting that my information, that she spent her money, are you saying that's bad information? i've seen a lot of evidence. i feel comfortable. she's trying to entice her husband, but she's interested in playing hide the hammer on a friday night with some weirdo. i think there's an issue. this needs to be investigated. this is the endgame for black lives matter, disrupting the nuclear family. start with the speaker of

last friday night, paul pelosi called 9-1-1 to report that his, quote, friend was in the house. that friend was david depape, an illegal alien, drug addict, hippie nudist living in a school bus. kind of a classic right winger, right? so initial reports told us that depape when the police arrived in his underwear. then local news retracted that claim, for reasons no one ever explained. then according to nbc, when police arrived, pelosi didn't try to run, but walked back toward david depape. what the hell? we hate to speculate, but they're telling us this was a replay of january 6th. so we have a right to know what exactly it really was. jason whitlock is without kick.com and joins us tonight.

the one that ended with the wounding and hospitalization of her husband paul pelosi. electric violent intruder is now facing federal charges for breaking into the pelosi's home and beating all posting. with a hammer. early friday morning. a federal criminal complaint released day reveals that the suspect to be trafficked online in far-right conspiracy theories about covid and the 20 coming election and holocaust denialism quote, stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy what to tell the truth he would let her go if she lied, he was going to break your kneecaps. also explained that by breaking nancy's kneecaps, she would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress that there were consequences to actions on quote. several prominent republicans have condemned the attack, including today donald trump. >> with paul pelosi, that is a terrible thing. it's a terrible thing. >> from quickly pivoted to attacking san francisco for diagram right but he at least did condemn the attack on paul pelosi. house republi

he told paul pelosi he was looking for nancy. pelosi responded that nancy was not present. paul pelosi asked how they could resolve the situation and what depape wanted him to do. depape stated he wanted to tie paul pelosi up. around this time, according to depape, he started taking out twist ties from his pocket so he could restrain paul pelosi. paul pelosi moved toward around part of the house, but depape stopped him, and it goes on from there. into paul pelosi managing somehow to call 911 and the police coming, and the police seeing the suspect hitting paul pelosi in the skull with a hammer. and knocking him to the ground where he lay apparently unconscious. nbc news reports that paul pelosi is still in the icu tonight after the attack surrounded by family members. he's 82 years old. he reportedly has extensive injuries to multiple body parts including a fractured skull. donald trump jr. responded to the attack by saying he was working on his paul pelosi halloween costume. and he posted a picker of a hammer and pair of underwear. then he posted another picture of a hamme

he said he planned to tie up paul pelosi so he could take a nap. mr. losi asked to go to the bathroom and that is where he called 911. elisa raffa home in pacific heights within 2 minutes. pelosi opened the door and that is when officers saw them struggling for the hammer. he then hit pelosi and had. >>> we have new information on david department. he has been living in a garage at this home in richmond. they found the man renting the house clearing away some of the belongings. neighbors told us that samtrans he kept to himself when he was in building desks. they said depape started ranting extremist views more and more overtime. >> it was definitely a gradual process. 's the bearded search the house and other places if on a journal in depape's backpack along with zip ties. we continue to keep a close eye on the investigation on the condition as well. our team is tweeting out up dates. you can follow us for the latest developments. >>> let's move on and away the halloween decorations and get ready for a wet tuesday. is drive for now, but here comes the

the attack on paul pelosi. the man accused in that attack appeared in court today and new information is shedding light on what happened that night. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: yeah, we were able to get a first look at david depape as he came into the courtroom. unfortunately, cameras were not allowed in that court, but, because this is an initial hearing, we did have access to the filings. and they filed a motion to keep him in jail without bail, and that had a whole lot of information. this is a courtroom sketch of david depape as he was sitting with his newly-assigned public defender. depape is a tallman. a portion of his jump suit was pulled over his arm in a sling. he only said one word "yes", when he answered a question. the d.a. filed a motion to keep him in custody without bail. the document contains new details about what happened when depape entered the pelosi house, and police told what he told them. depape told officers as they were taking him into custody, quote, i am sick of the insane expl

the motion also says, the attack on paul pelosi with that hammer was caught on body camera video. and it also says that the pape told officers that he didn't have plans to intentionally harm mr. pelosi, but that if he escalated the situation, he would go through him if he had to. now, we saw him in court today. he was ranked on multiple felony charges, including attempted homicide, burglary, elder abuse, among others. he entered not guilty pleas for all of those. the pelosi family was not in court, but the prosecutor told the judge that they're asking for privacy during this very traumatic time. the judge also signed a protective order which says that mr. depape cannot contact paul or nancy pelosi, and that he can be nowhere near the residents. anderson? >> what was this alleged attackers demeanor like during his court appearance? >> well, the first thing that i noticed about him when he came in is that his shirt was half off because his right arm was in a sling and i later learned from the public defender that he actually dislocated his shoulder during his arrest. when he came int

federal charges based on depape's assault of paul pelosi in an effort to retaliate against nancy pelosi and his attempted kidnapping of nancy pelosi. so if convicted on all of these stated federal charges, it is likely mr. depape will spend the rest of his life or a significant portion of it in jail and based on the evidence we know that the state and federal government have so far, which we know from the affidavit that the federal government released yesterday, it looks like a pretty strong case. >> jonathan, you're a former u.s. secret service agent. as we learn more and more about this targeted attack, the capitol police chief here in washington is calling for more resources to protect lawmakers. can you take that as a sign of just how seriously he's taking these threats against u.s. lawmakers right now? >> yeah, absolutely, wolf. i appreciate the fact that the chief is calling this out directly but you know, the reality is we've been calling this out directly since january 6th. right? had an attack on the capitol. we had a riot. we know that since that day, we've had members of cong

kumasi: new developments in the attack against paul pelosi. a second hearing is set for the suspect in san francisco and comes after mr. pelosi returns home, nearly a week after being in the hospital. lena: the suspect, david the pap, will not be here in person, but attorneys are working to set a date for his preliminary hearing. we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general and is now recovering at home. he spent a week in the hospital after a skull fracture from the brutal attack. nancy pelosi praising the treatment he received from first responders and hospital staff. dr -- doctors say mr. pelosi was knocked unconscious and laying in a pool of his own blood, and apparently patients with brain injuries can sometimes stay in the hospital for weeks. >> the fact that he was able to go home in six days is pretty remarkable. lena: depap, who is illegally here in the country from canada, but reporter brooke jenkins told the chronicle she will refuse to turn him

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

the attack on paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, is the result of the far right, which has taken full control of the republican party, ramping up its rhetorical extremism, from menacing attack ads to members of congress like marjorie taylor greene telling her supporters the speaker of the house deserves to die. >> it's a crime punishable by death. is what treason is. nancy pelosi is guilty of trees treason, and we want her out of our government. >> republicans have long demonized nancy pelosi. she's been a top target of republicans, from rush limbaugh's attacks on her, to the fire pelosi campaign of the obama years, to this election season, where republicans have spent some $40 million on ads mentioning pelosi by name, just since labor day. some of the attack ads are especially dehumanizing. >> we call that bull nancy pelosi. she's a beast. >> i know how to handle nancy pelosi and stop her [ bleep ]. and i'll put a boot right in her socialist platform. >> madam speaker, tear down this wall. >> with just seven days until election day, our democracy frankly feels vu

have stopped the attack on paul pelosi? a report from "the washington post," claims, the break and was caught on camera. >> a live feed was supposed to be monitored by capitol police in dc, but "the post" reports, david depape, the suspect, broken when no one was watching. nbc news is now working to consume. the report says, quote, if the capitol police were going to stop the attack at the number of congress' home, they had the chance to do it at pelosi's. according to several current and former capitol officials. depape pleaded not guilty to numerous charges in connection with the attack. nbc bay area's tom pelosi is speaking on the suspect, who david depape, wanted to hurt more people, not just pelosi. >> reporter: right. there were a lot of details included in the motion filed by the da's office in an attempt to try to keep david depape in jail without the possibility of posting bail. there was even information that, when he was arrested here, four days ago, at the pelosi home, he also talked to arresting officers after

he also planned to tie up paul pelosi until the speaker returned home. mr. pelosi was attacked inside the couple's pacific heights home early friday morning. depape is accused of breaking in through a glass door, then going to the second floor, waking up paul pelosi. after a confrontation, pelosi was able to go to the bathroom, and that's where he dialed 911. when police officers arrived, both pelosi and depape were holding a single hammer. officers told him to drop it -- actually told them to drop it. that's when depape is accused of yanking the hammer away and striking mr. pelosi in the head, knocking him unconscious. police were able to quickly detain depape. later in an interview with sfpd, depape allegedly told officers that he believed speaker pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. and if the speaker of the house were telling the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied to him, he was going to break her kneecaps. the department of justice announced new federal charges against depape. here they are. they include attack

reggie: developing news on the attack on paul pelosi.nter stage ahead of tuesday's midterm elections. president biden once again with strong words about the attack. lena howland has more on the president's latest speech addressing political violence. lena: president biden is urging all voters to use their ballots next tuesday to preserve democracy, especially after the recent attack on paul pelosi in his pacific heights home. a warning that the future of american democracy is at stake in next week's midterm elections, now just five days away. biden directly condemning former president trump for encouraging other republicans and supporters to reject the 2020 election results, an act that has led to a web of conspiracies and searching political violence, making direct references to what he calls a small group of extreme maga republicans with a voice that continues to grow. as threats against elected official surge, president biden link january 6 capitol violence to the attack on. . paul pelosi kevin mccarthy accusing biden of dividing the

according to almagor, citing several law enforcement sources with direct knowledge, it was paul pelosi who opened the door for police when they arrived. now, you'll remember that authorities had previously told us that the intruder, david de pape, had broken into paul pelosi's bedroom on the third floor of the house and woke him up. yet somehow both pelosi and to paper on the ground floor. >> by the time police got there. >> moreover, according to almagor pelosi in the paper had been together in the house for at least half an hour. and yet, strangely, they both seemed fine with police present almagor reported paul pelosi, quote, did not immediately declare an emergency or leave his home. instead, he, quote, walked back several feet toward the assailant and away from police. >> what? paul pelosi walked away from the police toward david to tape what could possibly explain behavior like that? >> and what were the two doing for the thirty minutes before police arrived? under normal circumstances, we wouldn't want to know. >> paul pelosi's personal life is his business. it's not our busines

. >> at this hour, paul pelosi remains at sf general. >> speaker pelosi was back at his side today. pete suratos is at the hospital with more. >> reporter: the house speaker, nancy pelosi's office, is in charge of providing updates on the condition of her husband, paul pelosi, but we have yet to receive an update so far today. we know the house speaker did visit sf general today she's been every day since the brutal attack that took place last friday inside of their home. this is video of nancy pelosi's motorcade leaving san francisco general roughly around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. she was on site for about an hour. ms. pelosi expressed gratitude for all the support they have received and thanksed the trauma team at san francisco general for her husband's steady progress and anticipates a long recovery ahead. paul pelosi talked to investigators from his hospital bed about what took place and was even able to remember and share his version of those events. but at this time, still to word on when paul pelosi will be released here from san francisco general. remember, her office says

to paul pelosi.he nation instead of uniting it. last week, the department of homeland security warned in a bulletin obtained by abc news that violent extremists could pose a heightened threat to the midterm elections. capitol police say an internal security review is already underway. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: president biden will be in san diego to campaign for democratic congressman mike levine. he is at risk of losing his seat to a republican. san diego is not the only place where there are tight races. some of these could determine which party controls congress. jobina: republicans are favored to win back control of the house. whether or not that happens could come down to turn out and some very competitive california races. in those races, latino voters could be critical in determining the outcome. >> in each of these districts at play, all across the state, is that there is a significant latino electorate. latinos in california could ultimately decide who is the m

got up to paul pelosi's bedroom, surprised him in the bedroom, according to this affidavit. e learned, pelosi managed to go to the bathroom and call 911. what we learned yesterday was that the assailant knew he did that, but decided to stay there anyway to face the police because he believed he was opposing tyranny and surrender was not an option. he already was using that kind of language, his qanon, sort of january 6th style language. and then when police arrived, they say that both men had their hands on a hammer. they asked if everything was okay. depape said everything was mind, and rested the hammer from pelosi, and smashed him in the head. they grabbed the assailant, and the chilling part of the interview is he said his intention was to hold nancy pelosi, ask her some questions. he assumed that she would lie to him, and he would smash her kneecaps with a hammer and hoped she would be wheeled into congress as a lesson, because he believed she was in charge of the lies from the democratic party according to the affidavit. i think what's really important about this federa

have new information. >>> speaker pelosi saying, we have thousands of messages conveying concerns, peers and warm wishes. we are grateful. she went on to say that paul is making steady progress and will be a long recovery process. now, the attack came days before the midterm elections with get out the vote ads, taking direct aim at speaker pelosi and an exclusive interview with cbs news's major garrett governor gavin newsom and social media for escalating this rhetoric to a dangerous level. >> creating a culture and climate like this. look at the sewage that is online that they amplify and these networks in social media to dehumanize people and nancy pelosi and other political leaders. >> you can watch more of his exclusive interview tomorrow on the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >>> there has been questions about the future of twitter with elon musk at the helm and confirming today that he will be the new ceo and he is officially dissolving board of directors, according to securities filing today. this weekend, he was criticized for tweeting a link and pushing a conspiracy theory about the attack on paul pelosi. it wrapped up more than 28,0

when senator rand paul was violently assaulted, many on th left they just mocked it, nancy pelosi's own daughter even praise the attack and the media mob thought it was hysterical. a quick reminder. >> knew details today on the incident that left senator rand paul with six broken ribs. this might be one of my favorit stories. clearly senator paul is still struggling for it. >> is some kind of quote issue around the property because the neighborhood fracas. if i ever meet rand paul's neighbor i'm going to hug him and by him as many drinks as he can consume. to get many in the media mob have the gall to bash president trump for waiting two whole day before condemning the attack. i thought they didn't want to hear from mr. trump. now they want to hear from mr. trump. he called the horrible thing an also condemned the violent crim wave in san francisco, chicago and other major cities. democrats didn't like that part. the only value that truth if it helps them politically. if the violence, they can use i for political purposes, let's talk about it. you might recall and the summer of 202574 r

this comes after we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general, confirmed to be at home recovering. he spent nearly a week at the hospital for treatment of a skull fracture after a brutal hammer attack. speaker na pelosi praising the treatment he got from first responders and hospital staff. the surgeon is not aware of the specifics with pelosi but read that he was laying in a pool of his own blood when police arrived and said typically patients with brain injuries can be hospitalized for weeks. >> if i hear that story, someone coming into the er, my first thought is this is a long road to recovery. the fact that he was well enough to go home in six days is pretty remarkable. lena: depape, who we learned yesterday is here in the country illegally from canada, according to the department of homeland security. the district attorney says that she will refuse to turn him over to ice, siding san francisco's sanctuary city policies. depape's second court appearance begins today at 9:00. we will let you know

document reveals at one point before police arrived paul pelosi asked whether he could call anyone for depape. according to the memo, depape "ominously responded it was the end of the road for mr. pelosi." prosecutors alleged depape also had other targets in mind including a bay area professor and some prominent state and federal politicians. none of them named in this filing. depape was arraigned in court yesterday afternoon pleading not guilty to several state felony charges. he will remain behind bars until a bail hearing friday. we also learned, joe, yesterday, that mr. pelosi after hit over the head with a hammer fracturing his skull lay unconscious in a pool of his own blood for several minutes before medical help could get to him and get him back to where he needed to to be get to the hospital. >> right. you guys played clips yesterday. republican candidates, some being called the future leaders of the republican party, making jokes about an 82-year-old grandfather getting his brains bashed in, passing out. you know, probably fighting for his life. you know, they say he's doing

. >>> now on kpix5, the attack on paul pelosi caught on camera. a camera that wasn't monitored while it was happening. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. police said the suspect was on a mission to kill. our sara donchey with the very latest on this. >> reporter: the man accused of attacking paul pelosi hardly spoke during his arraignment tuesday where he appeared to enter a not guilty plea. no cameras were allowed in the courtroom, but depape's right arm was in a sling. he dislocated his shoulder when officers tackled and arrested him. public defender wouldn't go into detills about depape's mental state, but hinted at a potential defense strategy. >> what i will say, there has been a lot of atio mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation. and that is certainly something we will look into as his defense team. >> reporter: that very subject is on the prosecution's mind, too. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office is trying to clear things up. >> i think what is clear is that this case is vulnerable to misinformation. we are seeing it s

. >> paul pelosi suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when the intruder hit him with a hammer. when asked what would make her feel better, pelosi said simply vote. the suspect who pleaded not guilty is being held on suspicious of attempted murder and other charges. a trump ally was acquitted earlier today on foreign agent charges. trump's inaugural committee chair had been accused of using his personal access to the former president to secretly promote the interests of the united arab emirates. the brooklyn jury found him not guilty of acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government, obstruction of justice and making false statements. and the powerball jackpot reaching $1.6 billion ahead of tomorrow night's drawing. the largest in history. nobody has won for three months. i'm jeff paul. back to "hannity." >> sean: only four days away from tuesday's election day in america, and the polls are tightening in races across the country. new polls released show that dr. oz has a two-point lead over the trust fund brat in a hoody, john fetterman. arizona gubernatorial candidate

new information just in to our newsroom about the attack on paul pelosi. it's about the security at the pelosi home in pacific heights. we know this already. capitol security -- when the speaker of the house was there, but we know she wasn't there last friday, so there was no armed guard, no guard at all. tonight, though, we're learning there are capitol police cameras at the pelosi home, and they did capture on video the break-in. this according to "the washington post." capitol police had been monitoring the live feeds coming in from those cameras around the clock since the january 6th attack at the capitol. but when speaker pelosi left san francisco last week, officers in washington, d.c. stopped their continuous monitoring of the live video feeds outside of her home. "the washington post" says a handful of officers were going through their regular routines early last friday morning when one of the officers saw flashing police lights on the video at the pelosi home and then started backtracking through the video and saw the actual break-in. so a lot more

tonight, news on paul pelosi, wo we learned was unconscious in a pool of his own blood. mola lenghi in san francisco. >>> tonight, president biden delivering that speech on democracy in our country, preserving it in the wake of the attack on pelosi and other threats to leaders. and the escalating rhetoric. mary bruce at the white house. >>> just six days now until the midterms. the economy issue number one. in nevada tonight, the first latina senator in the u.s., a democrat, fighting to hold onto her seat. former president obama trying to help. and what the voters there told our martha raddatz. pus tonight, georgia, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and ohio. rachel scott on these very tight races. we'll show you the numbers tonight. >>> the fed hiking interest rates three quarters of a percent today to try to slow down inflation and try to stave off recession. how americans will feel this. >>> in parkland, school shooter nikolas cruz face-to-face with families, formally sentenced tonight to 34 consecutive sentences of life in prison. victor oquendo is there. >>> the alarming

paul pelosi remains in the hospital.ore details coming up, reed. >> thank you so much, we will continue to follow those elements in the attack on paul pelosi, on kpix 5, streaming on cbs news bay area, and kpix 5. >>> your chance to make your decision. we are one week away from election day, and focusing in now on california's proposition 28. here's what it will do. it will allocate nearly $1 billion of the state's general fund to creative arts education. people behind it say it would not raise your taxes, but opponents say there should be more flexibility on how those education funds are used. our gianna franco introduces you to a bay area teacher who knows firsthand the value of having music as part of his lesson plan. >> the sound of bluegrass echoes down the hallways of this entry school in pacifica. as a third and fourth graders play mandolins, banjos, even an upright bass , it's an opportunity for them to explore the creative side of school. music, and arts. and it's made possible by one third grade teacher, jared

meanwhile, paul pelosi remains at the icu recovering from surgery. eaker pelosi says his condition continues to improve, enough so, david, that he has been able to speak to investigators and provide at least some details about the break-in and the subsequent attack. david. >> mola lenghi leading us off here tonight. mola, thank you, and this, of course, comes as federal authorities warn with just a week until the midterms there's been a stunning spike to threats to lawmakers across the political spectrum against both democrats and republicans. let's get right to chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us tonight. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, these federal charges in the pelosi attack lay out precisely what law enforcement has been warning about for months. a senior law enforcement official just told me that even though the suspect may have had mental health issues, there is no doubt that this assault and attempted kidnapping of the speaker was politically motivated. it comes as fbi and homeland security officials have put

. >>> to our other top story, the suspect in the attack on paul pelosi has pleaded not guilty on several charges, including attempted murder. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is there. capitol police had access to the security cameras at the time of the attack. >> reporter: correct, they did, but no one from the u.s. capitol police department was monitoring those live cameras when someone broke into nancy pelosi's home here in pacific heights early friday morning and attacked her husband with a hammer. you can see two to three of those cameras on the outside of the house. nbc news has confirmed the cameras were working but that officers were not watching the live feed back in washington, d.c. u.s. capitol police do have the ability to monitor live feeds from some over 1,800 cameras, not only of the capitol complex but other locations around the country. pelosi's home is monitored full-time when she's there, but she wasn't here friday when her husband paul was attacked. the "washington post" reports that capitol police did not see the video of the break-in until after paul pelosi was attacked

according to federal authorities who have now charged him with an assault on paul pelosi and attempted kidnapping of nancy pelosi, this man says he wants to break the kneecaps of an 82-year-old woman and do it to make a political point. quoting again from the filing, in the course of the interview, depape articulated that he viewed nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. the document goes on in graphic detail about what the suspect said he intended. the bottom line is simple enough. according to the suspect himself, this potentially deadly attack on paul pelosi was part of a politically motivated attempt to kidnap and harm the speaker of the house, the most powerful woman in american politics, second in line to the presidency. yet as shocking as that is, it sh should not be surprising. not when you consider the way pelosi has been openly demonized, often using imagery to do it. >> we're tired of being pushed around. >> and open borders. >> and gas prices. >> the good people of arizona have had enough of you. it's time for a showdown. >> that arizona senate

you're learning. >> members of the pelosi family are expected to be able to hear the 911 call that paul pelosi made to police the night of the attack as well as see the body cam footage from the san francisco police that responded, that were at the front door when pelosi opened the door. the assailant attacked him, so that is likely to be on the body cam footage. we're told members of the family may hear and see this as soon as tomorrow. and look, my understanding is for anyone, something like this is going to be very traumatic to listen to, but i'm told that the family really wants to hear and see this. >> might we learn more about what is on this audio or in this video? >> so, you know, i assume that as the case goes forward, depending on what happens in court, typically we do hear in a lot of cases 911 footage and see the body cam footage. look, this was -- we don't know what's on that body cam footage. we're told that paul pelosi was hit i am told twice by the hammer and that he fell to the ground. so -- but we don't know exactly what was captured. if that is captured this is going to be t

sort of sitting here with you watching you as he was laying out in graphic detail what happened to paul pelosi. he didn't mince words. he said he came in with a hammer to smash paul's skull. he wanted people to understand the graphic nature of the violence. and that's something that you've experienced yourself. did you think he met the moment with that? >> i think he did, and especially pointing out that this rhetoric and this political propaganda is dangerous and that there's some number of deranged people who are motivated on act on it, whether it's threats to officials. democrats and republicans in big cities and rural counties, it happened throughout the country. on capitol hill as well. clearly there are some number of people who are willing to act out as a result of the lies that they've been consuming for two years now. >> there was a point where he tried to lay out extreme -- the extreme maga element in this country. he made it very clear that that's who is responsible for this. but then he said they're a minority of their party, but they are the engine of their party. did he walk the

we're following the latest developments in the attack on paul pelosi. t was formally charged today. >> and we're learning new disturbing new details about what that suspect said he planned to do if nancy pelosi was home. plus, a call for more officers after the san jose police union says several emergency calls went unanswered over the weekend resulting in a homicide. how has jpd is responding tonight? i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> tonight in a chilling federal complaint, disturbing details revealed about what the man accused of assaulting nancy pelosi's husband may have been planning to do if he came face-to-face with the house speaker. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne today. the department of justice announced that the man who allegedly attacked paul pelosi >> is now facing federal charges. we're also learning more about what happened during that early morning attack 4 shells. clifford has details. >> on monday, the departme

i'm very sorry for what happened in paul pelosi.ouse. it is important because to not have her home in san francisco, secured in that way to have her spouse not concerned is -- and number two the doj and that san francisco d.a.s have a complete conflicting report according to reporter in san francisco whose beach is san francisco -- beat is san francisco. the department of justice says two officers opened the thorpe. the d.a. says paul pelosi opened the door with his left hand. when you and the something, a home like that, when you have been called that you enter a home. you want to see with the physical state is. the mental state and relationship house? does anybody have a weapon? so that is what is usually seen. it sounds like from this one report, the early nbc report redacted, that paul pelosi opened the door. this is relevant and i'm glad the police officers were there when he started the attack with the hammer. i was just justice staffer and had 24/7 secret service because there are a lot of crazy people out there making tons o

because paul pelosi was attacked, look, paul pelosi was attacked by a person who is illegal alien inshould have never been here in the first place. my view very simply is that we need to deport violent illegal aliens, okay? and. [applause] and when an illegal alien attacks paul pelosi it's tragic and it's terrible but it's not reflective of republicans. it's reflective of the fact that we let way too many violent people live freely in our country. [applause] >> martha: one more follow-unjust because this is what tim ryan brought up as well with regard to abortion. he said you want to ban abortion in ohio and across this country. is that true? >> j.d. vance: look, i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. [applause] >> j.d. vance: now, look, there is a very, very important question about whether this should happen at the federal level or at the state level. i happen to think it should be a little bit of a mix. in other words, 90% of abortion policy is going to be made by the state of ohio. i think that's absolutely the right way it should be. ohio is going to want to have a different abortion poli

the man who allegedly broke into the pelosis' home and assaulted paul pelosi with a hammer facing a judge. the d.a. saying he was looking to harm speaker pelosi, calling the attack politically motivated. and now former president trump weighing in, adding fuel to false conspiracy theories about the crime. >>> also tonight, the killing of a famed music star, takeoff, a member of the chart-topping rap group migos gunned down at a houston bowling alley. what investigators are saying. >>> two police officers shot by a suspect with a long gun, possibly from a rooftop in new jersey. the urgent manhunt tonight. >>> the midterm elections just one week away. president biden campaigning in florida, where democrats are in an uphill battle. >>> new hope of preventing rsv, the virus overwhelming children's hospitals as pfizer announces the results of its vaccine trials. >>> after her disqualification sparked outrage, the young athlete inspiring america, by taking on her biggest race yet. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. not guilty was the plea late today from

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

this is all happening on the same day speaker of the house nancy pelosi updated her supporters on her husband paulhouse speaker nancy pelosi spoken camera about the status of her husband's health this a week since david. allegedly broke into the pelosi's home and hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. it' gonna be a long haul b he wille well and it's just so tragic haven't happened, but nonetheless

. >> new questions in the following the attack on paul pelosi. the changes san francisco's mayor is making to her own security tonight. >> someone showed up with protesters with a pitchfork in front of my home. others who have been very aggressive . so yeah, i'm definitely concerned. >>> i'm john ramis in sausalito. is it democracy in action? one cannabis dispensary here has written a measure that would give them a monopoly on the business in the city. we will have a story coming up. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> we have a lot to cover tonight. san jose police telling kpix 5 tonight they have arrested a hit-and-run driver accused of plowing into a grandmother who was pushing a child in a stroller. we first showed you this shocking video -- pretty hard to watch. you can see the woman entering a marked crosswalk when a car knocks her in the 3-year-old to the ground. both survived. that was on october 25th. now, police say, two days later, a community member called in a tip about seeing the suspect's car. 20-year-old alex

reportera: este es el momento en el que paul pelosi llega a su casa en san francisco. de la cÁmara de representantes nancy pelosi, fue dado de alta hoy luego de que un hombre y rompiera en el hogar de la pareja y lo atacara. en un comunicado, la funcionaria dijo que paul continÚa bajo el cuidado de los mÉdicos mientras avanza en un proceso de recuperaciÓn y convalecencia. ahora estÁ en casa. su familia pide privacidad. la oficina de pelosi dijo que se espera que paul se recupere por completo luego de someterse a una cirugÍa para reparar una fractura de crÁneo y lesiones graves en el brazo derecho y las manos. segÚn documentos judiciales, paul pelosi fue agredido por un sospechoso que buscaba a su esposa y lo ataco a Él con un martillo. el presunto agresor serÍa un inmigrante indocumentado canadiense, quien estÁ detenido sin derecho a fianza. debe presentarse ante un juez el viernes, y si es condenado en california, podrÍa enfrentar una condena de entre 13 aÑos a cadena perpetua. leÓn: en mÉxico, mmiles de inmigrantes venezolanos estÁn varados y la nueva polÍtica del pr