depape is accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in his san francisco home last year.he trial is now set to start in november. >>> a devastating incident under investigation this morning at a high-profile silicon valley school. a student in the summer program at harker school was found unresponsive in a swimming pool monday. the head of schools says the entire community is heart broken. a nurse found the student and performed cpr until paramedics arrived. the student is in the hospital. his or her condition is unknown. it's not clear how it happened. >>> we are not done with covid yet and covid is not done with us. cases are on the rise in san francisco, but there is another booster to fight it. according to the city's public health website, the current seven-day average of new cases in san francisco is 38 as of july 24th. that is far lower than we saw in the last three years. but doctors remind us that the omicron and its subvariants are still around. some tips to keep you safe, have a paxlovid plan, know whether or not that interferes with any other drugs that you're

part of the preparations for the federal trial against david depape accused of violently attacking paul pelosi back in october. the pelosis allowed lawyers for the government and for depape to inspect their pacific heights home where the attack happened. the pelosis agreed voluntarily after first rejecting an earlier request. depape's access to any information from the home will be restricted. the trial is set to begin in october. >>> now to a decision a lot of people in the bay area and across the country are watching for. will there be more driverless taxies in san francisco? state regulators are hearing from those for and against the idea. our sergio quintana is tracking it all for us. do we have a decision yet? >> we do not. that meeting is still ongoing. in fact, they're still in their public comments portion of the meeting. and we understand there are quite a few people that have signed up for that. of course there are some other people who signed up for public comments at the meeting to address a couple other issues that the body is currently considering as well. the vast majority signe

we are back in two minutes. >>> right now at 5, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. why he wants to being back to the pelosi home. >>> good afternoon. the news at 5 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> good wednesday, everyone. i'm janelle wang. the man accused of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home wants her attorneys to be able to go back to the alleged scene of the crime. david depap's team says they need to see the home themselves. they say it could put mr. pelosi in danger. nbc bay area has the story from san francisco. >> reporter: david depap appeared in court for the entire hearing. the request by his defense attorney is not unusual. people accused of crimes are sometimes granted access to the crime scene. in this case he's accused of breaking into the home and attacking her husband. chuang said without being able to examine the house, we will not be able to impeach any possible testimony by mr. pelosi about what may have happened inside the house but jaclyn scott corley had several questions for chuang and how unusual it is. >> the c

gilbert pointed out depap's team has the access to the body camera video documenting the attack on paul pelosi. they have access to body camera video for anyone else sweeping the house and using a canine to sweep the house. legal analyst steven clark says former speaker pelosi has a legitimate concerns about photos taken. >> if those pictures or videos are disseminated in had some way, i think that not only violates privacy interests but could cause security issues for the former speaker and her husband. >> reporter: paul pelosi is expected to testify in the former trial. nancy was asked how he's doing. >> he's coming along. it will take him a few more months. thank you for asking. >> reporter: the judge said she was going to take some time on the motion but they did make decisions on when this trial will begin. jury selection november 6th. first day of trial is slated for november 9th. at san francisco federal court, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. we'll continue to follow this case until there's a conclusion. you can see previous stories we've done as well as get any new information

david depape is accused of breaking into the couple's home and attacking paul pelosi. today his legal team said they want access to the pelosi home in san francisco. the request came out ineral court today. according egal analysts, his defense team's request is unusual for a federal trial. here's why. assault cases are typically in state court where defense attorneys are sometimes granted access to the crime scene. but this case is in federal court because nancy pelosi, of course, a member of congress. u.s. attorneys argue allowing the defense team to take photos or video inside the former speaker's home would be a serious invasion of the family's privacy and potentially their safety. >> if those pictures or videos are disseminated in some way, i think that not only violates privacy interests, but could cause security issues for the former speaker and her husband. >> the judge said that she would take some time to make a decision on this motion, but she did schedule the trial to begin november 9th. now we spoke briefly today to congresswoman pelosi. she was in san franc

do we know, maybe it is too early, whether paul pelosi will actually testify? >> for the first time, the government point out paul pelosi taking the stand during the second week at the trial. opening statements are set up -- scheduled to begin on november 9 and he is scheduled to take the stand the following way. the entire span of the trial is expected to last a week. the judge says that they are being very careful with the jury selection process, adding that the survey will be compiled very comprehensively with questions that span a wide variety of topics. we know that in total there will be either 14 or 15 jurors selected. kristen: joe montana and his neighbors in san francisco's marina's district are taking -- marina district are taking action against damage caused by storms earlier this year. a flood impacted people living on marina boulevard between webster and baker streets. the claim suggests that sewage infrastructure was insufficient and the city is to blame. a spokesperson refuted those allegations, saying that sewage infrastructure was not to blame.

this could be worth billions of dollars over and again two weeks earlier, paul pelosi. invested $10 million. and now is that is that a coincidence? the thing is, i'm just giving you two examples in the pelosis have gotten very, very often and in fact, there's even there were i don't know if it still exists, but there were people on social media like tic tac who were investing with the pelosi. every time that the pelosi's made an investment were always a good bet. and it seemed to pan out well for them. and what about richard burr had a very interesting time in the in the onset of the pandemic right so think back to early on when covid 19 is starting to hit and the average american doesn't know how bad it is. two weeks to you know and two weeks ago, as donald trump said, it's to all be over like in the blink of an eye. right i think this started before we heard the phrase two weeks to flatten the curve. this would so the average american at this has no idea we've been that there's this thing in china this virus there's a couple cases or something but we don't know how ba

now, paul pelosi is still in hospital. thankfully, he is expected to make a full recovery.ho is -- for sure, go ahead, please. the attacker who is facing federal charges for assault and attempted kidnapping is named david wayne de-pappy. we've got to stop giving people the middle name wayne. it never ends well. david wayne to pappy, john wayne gassy, osama wayne lawton. it appears that he's extremely mentally ill and also made racist posts online including some that question the results of the 2020 election defending the former president and echoed the q and nonconspiracy theories. either he's going to be institutionalized or the g.o.p. nominee. but what is the difference? political violence is all too common in america now, but here's something i did not see coming. depape is from british columbia. he's canadian. that's how toxic our politics have become. in canada got contact crazy. they went from dudley do-right to dudley did what? the discourse in america is about to get way worse, thanks to new twitter ceo elon musk. seen here watching street urchin scramble for his di

. >> jesse: of the paul pelosi dy and the punishment. plus, dennis quaid. >> on a football player. you got to pump up the volume here. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what happened yesterday the former president being prosecuted by the sitting president will leave a black stain on the fabric of this country. but let's not forget who has moved those whose move this war. the new york times reported that joe biden directed his attorney general to prosecute his rival. "mr. barton privately told his close circle of advisers that mr. trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted for his role in the events of jan sixth. according to two people familiar with his comments. he also told confidence that he wanted the attorney general to stop acting like a ponderous judge and to take decisive action. this is not an independent justice department. this is not an independent special counsel. the prosecution is being directed by the commander-in-chief. and. and now the corporate media is engaged in a bloodthirsty and libelous war against one man who represents more than 75 million americans. the media

that is when we expect to hear from paul pelosi.ld suffered serious head injuries and emotional trauma. he has not spoken publicly about the attack but eventually, you will have to testify as both the victim and a witness. trial in federal court set to begin november 13th, just over a year since the vicious attack happened. >> thank you. >> some unsuspecting victims using recreational party drugs are discovering that a deadly mix in drugs like cocaine, the so-called zombie drug called strength. it's popping up in 15% of drugs tested in the northeast. in race to stop infections as you see them map where frank is found -- new york city is bridget brennan. she has agreed to come back and join us today. it's good to see you again. here are the raw numbers. the deaths because of tranq, 100 to report it then. we will put up the graphic and show our visitors don't like viewers. those deaths were up at 3,468. an increase of 3300%. who knows where it is in 2023 now. >> it is so disturbing because of the drug itself. it's an animal tranquiliz

paul pelosi is expected to testify november 13.ap has pleaded not guilty. >> former president donald trump will appear at a federal courthouse in washington, d.c., facing charges in his alleged role of attempt to overturn the 2020 election. it's alleged trump new he lost the election but was determined to stay in power, spreading lies. mike pence yesterday reacting to the indictment. >> i want people to know that i had no right to overturn the election and what the president maintained that day, and frankly has said over and over again over the last 2.5 years, is false. i have been clear. i hoped it would not come to this. >> the presiding judge over the case is an appointee of former president obama who has handed down tough sentences to january 6 defendants. abc news will have live coverage of the court appearance. it will start around noon today. you can watch it on abc7 and wherever you stream. >> 5:10. it is a breezy start to the day in spots. you can see the winds are strongest in our gaps over the city. we expect the onshore

paul pelosi is still recovering from the attack. >> he is coming along.it will take him a couple more months but thank you for asking. i said more people are praying for you and the world, so you have to get better. reggie: the federal trial is set to start november 9. help casey is expected to test it -- paul pelosi is expected to testify. amanda: still to come, the prevention program to get people off the south bay seem to be working. we will look at how effective it has been so far. reggie: limiting screen time in a country where kids could be held at just two hours a day. drew:i 6:08. am drew tuma. we are in store for another breezy afternoon. temperatures are cool for august. the start of the month has been below average. that is no different today. however, warmer weather moves in back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a lin

the man accused of attacking paul pelosi made another court appearance today. and we now know when the trial will likely begin. also ahead tonight, why some state lawmakers are calling on taylor swift to postpone her next show in southern california husband of san francisco, congresswoman nancy pelosi. david depape was in court for a status hearing ahead of his federal trial in november and court today, prosecutors said they are planning to have paul pelosi testify on november 13th. also today, the judge said that she will rule next week on to pappas. attorneys request to access the crime scene in order to inspect it. depape was arrested in october. he's accused of hitting pelosi with a hammer inside of their san francisco home to pap, has pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges and is being held without bail. the fbi and contra costa county district attorney held a press conference this morning to announce local arrests made in a human trafficking operation. operation cross country is led by the fbi in hopes to shut down trafficking networks across the

in court, prosecutors said they're planning to have paul pelosi testify on november 13th. also today, the judge said that she will rule next week. on to pappas attorneys request to access the crime scene to inspect it. depape was arrested in october. he's accused of hitting paul pelosi with a hammer inside pelosi's san francisco home to pappas pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges. he is being held without bail. a 17 year old is in the hospital tonight after he was shot by puppy thieves. according to the bay area news group, the teenager and 220 year olds from stockton came to east oakland monday night to sell two french bulldogs to a woman they had done business with before. the dogs are each worth about $3,200. two masked men with guns approached the group took the dogs, and one of the men started shooting. the teenager was struck by bullets. no word on his condition or if anyone else was hurt. so far, no one has been arrested. well, the gunman who went on a deadly rampage at a pittsburgh, pennsylvania, synagogue will be put to death for his crime after more th

. >>> happening today, defense attorneys for the man accused of attacking paul pelosi are asking foress inside the pelosis home. lawyers for david depape filed a motion to have an investigator gain brief access to the pelosi home for an inspection. the hearing is at 11:30 this morning. this comes after a federal judge refused to move the trial from san francisco to eureka. you'll recall depape is accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in his san francisco home last year. the trial is set to start in november. >>> also happening today, mma fighter cain velasquez will be back in court for a trial setting hearing. he's facing attempted murder charges. prosecutors say he shot at a car with a man accused of molesting his relative last year inside. >>> 5:35 now, and a follow-up out of san francisco where firefighters are still investigating an early-morning construction fire in hayes valley. we brought you live breaking coverage of the story yesterday morning. the massive fire started around 6:00 yesterday in the morning, and the flames caused part of that building to collapse. the

. >> paul pelosi, we'll talk about the latest developments in that case as well as several other high-profileght with legal expert, michael cardoza, i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. now at 6 horrific imagery coming in from hawaii tonight is. >> devastating. wildfires continue to burn there. dozens declared dead and officials are saying that the nu i

paul pelosi is expected to testify november 13.law enforcement in washington dc is preparing for an unprecedented moment in american history tomorrow, when former president donald trump will be arrested and arraigned for a third time. trump was indicted yesterday on four federal accounts, related to his efforts to overturn the presidential election results. our reporter has more on the indictment and what is expected in the days ahead. >> the attack on our nation's capital on january 6, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. reporter: in this 45 page indictment, the former president faces four counts of conspiracies, related to obstructing the peaceful transfer of power. both vice president mike pence and is once chief of staff pointed to mr. trump's failed attempts to prove election fraud. >> what the president maintained and has said over and over again over the last 2.5 years is completely false. >> if he has the evidence, all of these conspiracy charges will go away. that is not the case you hear

lawyers will get access to the polos the home as they get down to the trial of the man who attacked paul pelositter bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> total devastation. those are the words being used by hawaii's governor to describe the tragedy that has happened to the island on maui. dan: thank you for joining us. the number of dead in hawaii has reached 53. the governor of hawaii says it will likely go higher. there are three major fires burning on maui, none is fully contained. the one that tore through lhaina is at 83% contained. ama:ama: help is on the way, while governor newsom is saying search and help is being sent to the island. the red cross is sending teams to help with the recovery. we talk to an animal farmer what a difficult choice. >> it cap getting worse and worse. i said, until he got evacuated overnight at 3:00 a.m., we had to make the choice of evacuating. we loaded bunnies, guinea pigs, and tortoises on the trucks.

david the pap is accused of breaking into the home and attacking paul pelosi. nancy pelosi was in d.c. at the time. the players cannot share any visit information with him -- the lawyers cannot share any visit information with them. kumasi: a new payment system is in the works to allow people to pay by tapping a credit or debit card. the next generation is set to be released next year which will include an open payment system and transfer discounts. it would allow users to use google and apple pay. the current system was to be accepted -- will still be accepted. reggie: hollywood studios and writers expected to have a sit down today, more than 100 days since the writers strike started. kumasi: you're looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are down 70 points. another update, next. reggie: record my right, the new feature you can use while riding in an uber. stick with us at 7:00 for abc7@7 . we have paul live in studio because he is doing standup in san francisco. we are on every weekend from 7 -- every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. lisa: we

the paul pelosi example is one of it. they feel like this is now normalized because of the trump era, because of january 6th, and they deeply worry that's going to become more of the norm. more threats and more acts of violence as part of the political process as we lead up to the 2024 election. deeply, deeply worrisome. >> don't disagree with that at all. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," an update on the push by former trump chief of staff mark meadows to move his charges in the georgia election case to federal court, plus, none of the criminal prosecutions of donald trump can keep him from running in 2024 but our next guest argues the former president might already be disqualified. we'll explain why. also ahead, the latest on wildfire recovery efforts in hawaii as president biden plans a trip to the disaster in maui. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. k. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven

. >> the federal trial is set to start in november, paul pelosi is set to testify. >> we have officers will be deployed to oakland to reduce i'm. they work with oakland police, focusing on sideshows, organized crime, car thefts and highway violence. the deployment will involve six officers and h sergeant. -- and a sergeant. this is not the first time the chp has patrolled the streets of oakland. >> the staff at a new high school and oakland set to open for the first time scrambling after being hit by burglars. what is being done to get the school ready for its grand opening. >> instead of getting lesson plans, the staff at the freedom school are making calls for a locksmith. >> mice first thought is, was there -- my first thought is, an earthquake. the cabinets were open, there was stuff around. >> this high school, serving gang impacted, was burglarized. eight laptops, projectors and microphones stolen. the cofounder says they are not taking it personally. >> it is ended get if of hunger, lack of resources. we are seeing crimes have been in downtown to everywhere else. >> despite to l

he is accused of breaking into the pelosi and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. was in washington at the time. there are restrictions, the lawyers cannot visit any information -- relay any information to him. dan: driverless san francisco cars are about to be handed down any minute. the commission is voting on whether to lift the restrictions on cruise. lyanne melendez has been at today's hearing. she is in the newsroom. reporter: i would say any second now. let me tell you how it is going. there are five commissioners on the puc, only four are present today. they can't proceed with this vote. the first commissioner has asked for a delay in approving this expansion. commissioner number two and three will support it. now, if this is approved, this will mean two things, the self-driving car companies can and will expand in terms of the time that they are out and about, and their location, and they can start generating money. >> you guys aren't stupid. don't be stupid. reporter: there was no lack of energy at the meeting to determine the fate of driverless car's on t

we saw it with paul pelosi. so this isn't all of the realm of possibility.hen we're seeing these threats, we're seeing them materialize into violence very quickly. >> in a perfect world, these threats would not impact the case in any way. but we're in the real world, and it could potentially have an effect. >> i mean, yes and no. most federal judges don't have any sort of protection around the clock at home. i worked for two different federal judges, and they carry on and do their jobs and in the face of near constant threats. maybe not all of them actionable, but certainly people that are unhappy with the decisions they make. i would think that nothing really slows the case down. and at least on the judge's perspective. certainly jurors or people in the public are seeing this information and maybe getting frightened about what might be looming out there. but i really do think most judges are able to put this noninnocn nonsense aside and do their job. >> we have seen the job talk about not tainting the jury pool in the context of donald trump's social media

have new details tonight about the upcoming trial for david depape, the man accused of assaulting paul pelosi during that home invasion in san francisco. paul and his wife, former house speaker nancy pelosi, have agreed to let the defense team have access to their home in preparation for his trial. lawyers for depape argued they need to inspect the inside of pelosi's home to reconstruct exactly what happened in a court filing yesterday, both sides asked the judge for a protective order for the information obtained during that visit. san francisco 49 ers ceo jed york is facing several lawsuits from some of his business interests outside of the nfl. two lawsuits accuse york of insider trading and violate federal laws in his role with santa clara based educational company chegg. according to the chronicle, shareholders claim that york and check executives conceal the company's role in helping students cheat on online exams and that they sold stock without informing investors about the extent of the cheating scandal. now a spokesperson for the company said in a statement, quote, the recent securi

and we talked about paul pelosi, fbi offices, that family members of alvin bragg, of the judge in new york all of whom have been actual people who are victims of donald trump's mouth. and saying things he shouldn't. and that is the reason why you have this kind of protective order to make sure this doesn't happen. >> tonight he continued to post on truth social going after judge chutkan impugning her reputation. the deed goes on as it were. betsey, thank you for that great reporting. thank you for joining me tonight. andrew weissman, we're never done with you. ohio voters went to the polls today and chose to protect democracy from an all-out assault. breaking election results are coming up. >>> plus when one of trump's defense attorneys tried out a brand new defense on fox news this weekend, was the judge watching? we're going to have more on that coming up next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term polic

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also, they say that paul pelosi is expected to testify in court in his trial in november.ce should be back up tonight after a massive sinkhole formed that street. these are live pictures right now from alameda. and loud at times as you just heard, a water main break caused that monster sinkhole in front of a home on lincoln avenue near court street. traffic is blocked off. no water is going to nearby homes. and as crews from east bay mud repair that broken water main and patch up that sinkhole and it will take a while to get that all repaired. pga is shutting down its tree, trimming program five years after that kicked off. the utility is claiming the program just wasn't effective. it was started after the campfire paradise back in 2018 after an internal review, though, pga concluded trying to cut down every threatening tree took a lot of time and resource choices, but was just not productive. instead, pga will now focus burying more power lines underground as well as using a system that shuts down certain grids. if a fire is detected nearby. that utility has been criticiz

the pap is accused of breaking into the pelosi home last year and beating paul pelosi with a hammer. well, a reenact moment of one of the deadliest high school shootings in american history will take place on friday. an assault style rifle will be fired inside of a florida high school for the reenactment of the 2018 valentine's day mass shooting on that school campus. the reenactment is part of the civil lawsuit against scott peterson and the then school resource officer who stayed outside as a shooter, killed 17 people and injured 17 others. peterson was acquitted in june of all criminal charges stemming from his failure to go into the building. but he is still facing civil charges. south bay congressman ro khanna is proposing legislation to regulate the use of artificial intelligence. i refuse to think can replace imagination, creativity, human empathy. so the challenge for the united states is not to just be passive. it's to say, how are we going to get a younger generation comfortable with machines? now, connor took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, which is part

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he was accused of hitting paul pelosi with a hammer inside the pelosi's san francisco home. the attorneys have filed a motion requesting access to the home and the crime scene to inspect it. depape has pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges. he is being held without bail. a judge in san francisco ruled that 38 year old nema momenti will stand trial for the deadly stabbing of tech executive bob lee during day two of the preliminary hearing. an assistant medical examiner testified that lee died after being stabbed three times, twice in the chest. prosecutors say is linked to the crime by dna evidence that was recovered from a knife found near the scene. prosecutors have said the killing happened after an argument between the relationship lee had with his sister. well, money has another court appearance scheduled for august 15th. former president donald trump is scheduled to appear before a federal judge tomorrow to be arraigned on new felony charges. a grand jury indicted him on four felony counts related to his efforts to try and overturn the 2020 election. as amanda

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david depape is accused of breaking into pelosi's home and assaulting paul pelosi with a hammer lastober. >>> the writers guild of america will meet again today with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. the two sides met last friday for the first time since the strike began in may. people familiar with the matter indicated last friday's meeting didn't go well. screen writers have now been on strike for more than 100 days. >>> the u.s. supreme court has temporarily blocked a settlement with oxycontin maker purdue pharma. that settlement required members of the sachler family to pay $6 billion who own the company and would have shielded them from civil lawsuits tied to the nation's opioid crisis. the high court will hear arguments before the end of the year over whether the settlement can proceed. >>> the biden administration is seeking to send more money to ukraine. the president is asking congress to provide more than $24 billion to support ukraine's war efforts. the request is paired with a $12 billion request for new funding for disaster relief here in the u.s.

this is one of a piece, right, and we're g in a climate now where you have the man who attacked paul pelosi in his house and the man in utah who was armed and shot bit fbi, all consuming this hatred, and by the way, donald trump hasn't said a word about any of this. he hasn't condemned it. he hasn't commented on it. instead he's spent today or released videos attacking jack smith, the special counsel, something a regular defend couldn't get away with. it's important to remember that a defendant out on bond, or released with a pending criminal charge, they don't have the same constitutional rights that other people have. judges can impose all kinds of conditions on them, drug testing, prohibiting them from having firearms, all kinds of things. it's just a tough thing for judges to do in this case, we're going to find out where the line is. as you mentioned. >> can there be a concrete line. is it possible to define a concrete line for donald trump given the amount of things he says, and the wiggle room they'll argue and what he says. i mean, the lawyers say if you go after me, i'm coming afte

and we've talked about paul pelosi, fbi offices, the family members of alvin bragg, of judge marchandin new york. all of whom have been actual people, who are victims of donald trump's mouth and saying things that he shouldn't. and that is the reason why you have this kind of protective order, to make sure that this doesn't happen. >> and he continued on tonight. he posted to truth social, going after judge chutkan, impugning her reputation. the beat goes on, as it were. betsy, thank you so much for that great reporting. thanks for joining me tonight, andrew weissmann, we are never really ever done with you, so please stay here for a few more minutes. we have a lot this evening. ohio voters went to the polls today, and chose to protect democracy from an all out assault. breaking election results are coming out. plus, when one of trump's defense attorneys tried out a brand-new defense on fox news this weekend, was the judge watching? more on that, coming up next. (♪♪) astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours.

and completely debunked conspiracy theories about the horrific attack on nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosiird things going on in that household in the last couple of weeks. you know, it probably you and i because -- but the glass it it. seems was broken from the inside to the out and, you know, that was -- so it wasn't a break-in, it was a break-out. i don't know you hear the same things i do. >> yeah. the 911 tape seems to suggest that he knew the identity of the guy? >> yeah, yeah. it's a -- it's a lot of bad stuff. i'not a fan of nancy pelosi. but what's going on there is very sad >> seth: no big deal, everybody. just the former president of the united states saying weird things have been going on in the pelosi household for the last couple of weeks, which i guess he knows because he's what, the [ bleep ] watcher? [ laughter ] you know, it takes a real sack of [ bleep ] to start gamingut o a way you can make an 82-year-old attempted murder victim the bad guy trump just makes [ bleep ] up and spreads it through vague, mafistyla-innuendo like he's in a deleted scene from "the sopranos." "

elon musk himself tweeted a deranged conspiracy theory about the attack on paul pelosi., full speed ahead, give no [ bleep ] attitude, apparently when someone said, "should we give donald trump his account back? the answer over at twitter was like, "whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa let's not be crazy here. [ light laughter ] if nothing else, trump provoking yet another gop civil war could potentially burn the party down, and he clearly does not care you can see them all putting their fingers in the wind in realtime like take lindsey graham, who, having told trump not to give his speech last night, did not hold back on his criticism when trump ignored him and did it anyway >> the senator tweeted in part, quote, "if president trump continues this tone and delivers this message on a consistent basis, he will be hard to beat his speech tonight, contrasting his policies and results against the biden administration, charts a winning path for him in the primaries and general election." >> seth: jesus, lindsey, you flip-flop more than gollum [ light laughter ] "i think trump is fini

and linked to a website that literally -- well, that had a smear campaign about paul pelosi, but moreillary clinton died in 2016 >> seth: yeah. >> and that a body double had actually debated donald trump. that was the -- that was the source that's the source material that we're dealing with here. >> seth: so it's actually good that elon said there might be more to the story than you think if you are who you say you are [ laughter ] >> right right. hillary clinton. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but i think -- right, that's the scary thing about this early approach is it does seem as though he likes to throw things out, and say "just worth mulling over." >> yeah. >> seth: and that is not very helpful as far as moving forward the political discourse. >> yeah. look, i'm generally on the freer speech debate, that the solution to speech you don't like is more speech but generally speaking, the idea that not only was he allowing this to be on the platform, which you can make a decision about that one way or the other, that he was actually pushing it out as a guy with 110 million followers on t

paul pelosi was out here in california threatening farmers that didn't get in line because they wanted to get rid of legal workers. they threatened people with their lives. these events went on for about four weeks. we were a special group that was hired. host: tell you what, robert, if you can bring it to today, we will let you finish otherwise we got to move on. caller: i think the whole thing is a sham. host: thank you for calling in. this text or agrees with you, this arrangement proves to me that the doj has become the ringleader against trump. what indictment is next? surely not biden. dennis, toledo, iowa. caller: i just want to remind people that donald trump thought he was robbed and so he took it to the supreme court. every judge on that supreme court, three of them, donald trump picked, they all said that biden was the winner of the election. he lost it. these republicans who blame democrats for illegals, it made national news in iowa. a man murdered by any legal and it was president trump at the time. not joe biden. i have a suggestion for republicans. grow up. stop being i

. ♪ >>> investigators will look into the home of paul and nancy pelosi. to do a walk-through of the house to help them prepare for the trial. they say they want photos and measurements to help them reconstruct what happened the night of the alleged crime. >> fbi agents shot and killed a man in utah after they tried to serve him a warrant yesterday. the fbi says craig robertson had made multiple threats on social media against politicians, including president biden. the agenency h been investigating robertson for five months after he made multiple posts threatening the president. he also made threats against politicians including alvin bragg and attorney general merrick garland as well as more than two dozen threats against kamala harris. this comes as political tensions in america are very high. >> there are probably other people out there who have the same thoughts and feelings. in my 30 years of law enforcement, whether i was in washington or in the field, i have never seen it to this extreme. >> now political violence is not limited to the u.s. in ecua

in the case of paul pelosi, the new mexico shooter.elped spur them to violence. maybe they were also mentally ill. i don't actually know that but they believed in something that is popularized. traffic. there is a permission structure created by the expresident and the media outlets that align themselves with him that make all sorts of segments available to them. after the mar-a-lago search, trump's heinous attacks against a man that he hand-picked, running the fbi. trump's rhetoric precedes an effort to an armed attack on an fbi field office. i mean, i guess at some point we stop looking for cause and effect and ask what we do without the right being part of the solution. >> i'm glad to be back with you. sorry about that glitch. there are mechanisms in the criminal law to address what we are all experiencing. the law provides that if somebody is on pretrial release and they violate a condition of release, they can be sanctioned up to and including being detained pending trial. and for people who say that is only going to inflame and e

they also said that paul pelosi is expected to testify in court in that trial in november. well, neighbors and friends are grieving the death of a mother from redwood city who was stabbed over the weekend. yesenia hernandez was stabbed and killed early sunday morning at her home in redwood city, san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says she was a victim of domestic violence. the suspect is her former partner, jose martinez. they together have a five year old son when she told him that she was going to move out of redwood city to another city in our county and take the five year old with him, he got angry. and wagstaffe says the suspect also stabbed yesenia , his 17 year old daughter, when she tried to protect her mother. you're looking at photos from yesenia facebook page. neighbors there say they're shocked by the violence, just terrified to know that there's somebody like that that lives in front of us, the house and could commit such a horrible crime. now the neighbors are trying to raise money to help you send your children by selling pupusas sunday mornin