and he said, are you paul pelosi? pelosi said he was able to call 911 from his mobile phone.in officers would come, but said he managed to convince depape to go downstairs towards the front door while they were standing by the door. those officers arrived, the officer's body worn, cameras captured the moment david depape brought the hammer down on paul pelosi's head. pelosi said he tried to hold the hammer, saying, quote, i grabbed the hammer trying to do that. he overpowered me and that was the end of the situation. uc school of law san francisco professor david levine says having a witness speak about the incident, even with video of the attack, is important. >> there's nothing like having a real live witness. the victim himself come to tell his story on the stand. that's incredibly powerful. yes, it's true. they have the video, which, you know, we've all seen on television, we have a confession. we've got all. it's a very, very strong case. but nevertheless, having the victim testify, i think is about as powerful as you can get. >> paul pelosi took the witness stand after

the officers body worn cameras captured the moment david depape brought the hammer down on paul pelosi's head. pelosi said he tried to hold the hammer, saying, quote, i grabbed the hammer trying to do that. he overpowered me and that was the end of the situation. uc school of law san francisco professor david levine says having a witness speak about the incident, even with video of the attack, is important. >> there's nothing like having a real live witness. the victim himself come to tell his story on the stand. that's that's incredibly powerful. yes. it's true. they have the video, which, you know, we've all seen on television, we have a confession. we've got all it's a very, very strong case. but nevertheless, having the victim testify, i think is about as powerful as you can get. >> now, after lunch, paul pelosi took the witness stand once again and detailed his recovery process on cross-examination to pabst attorneys. asked if paul pelosi had any idea how long the encounter lasted, pelosi said it felt like a nightmare and that it, quote, felt like a week to him. now, this case could

cameras captured the moment david depape brought the hamm down on paul pelosi's head. he tried to hold the hammer, saying, quote, i grabbed the hammer trying to do that. he overpowered me and that was the end of the situation. you see, school of law san francisco professor david levine says having a witness speak about the incident. even with video of the attack, is important. >> there's nothing like having a real live witness. the victim himself come to tell his story on the stand. that's that's incredibly powerful. yes. it's true. they have the video, which, you know, we've all seen on television, we have a confession. we've got all it's a very, very strong case. but nevertheless, having the victim testify, i think is about as powerful as you can get. >> paul pelosi took the witness stand after lunch and detailed his recovery process on cross-examination to papp's lawyers. asked if he'd had any idea how long the whole encounter lasted, and pelosi said it felt like a nightmare, that it felt like a week. to him, the case could be in the hands of the jury as early as la

in the minutes that followed, paul pelosi managed to contact 911, leading to a moment caught on police body cam video when depape can be seen hitting paul in the head with a hammer. depape has already been convicted on federal charges for the very same attack, and was sentenced to 30 years in prison to pap admitted during his federal trial that he planned to hold nancy pelosi hostage, record his interrogation of her and, quote, break her kneecaps unless she admitted to lying about rushing interference with the 2016 presidential election. during the state trial, he faced charges of false imprisonment, residential burglary, threatening a family member of a public official, and aggravated kidnaping. his attorneys had sought to convince the state jury to consider leniency because of his mental state. now that state jury must decide on a sentence. legal experts say any sentence will likely be served concurrently with the federal prison time. it's also worth noting that depape is a canadian citizen and will likely be deported after serving out his sentence. the pelosi family released a state

past hour, the jury has found david depape guilty on all charges for the attack and kidnaping of paul pelosi. now the jury, of course, will decide on sentencing legal experts say any sentence will likely be served concurrently with the federal sentence. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc, bay area news all right, christie, thanks so much. we are learning new details about a man shot by police in newark. this morning. it happened in front of a chevron gas station at the intersection of newark boulevard and jarvis avenue. police were lled around 430 this morning by someone reporting a man pointing a gun at passing cars. when officers arrived, they found the 34 year old man with a gun in his hand. when he wouldn't drop the weapon, police shot him. buter investigators discovered that that gun wasn't real and it was a replica glock pistol. now, the incident is under investigation. newark police department detective unit responded to the scene and has taken over this ongoing investigation. thankfully no members of the public or officers were injured during this incident. all of ou

paul pelosi on the stand, describing the moments inside his home a little after 2 a.m. when his bedroom door burst open and he was greeted by a large man with a hammer and zip ties. pelosi says david depape woke him with a question are you paul pelosi? it's those four words that began a middle of the night conversation with depape looking for paul's wife, then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, and paul trying to explain she wasn't there. i'm going to have to tie you up. we'll wait, pelosi testified to pap said before saying she's second in line for president and we're going to have to take them all out. pelosi described attempts to get away from depape, including walking to an elevator just outside his bedroom, which had a phone in it. he wanted to use to call 911. depape followed close behind, he said. ultimately, pelosi described going to the bathroom, where he was able to get his cell phone and call 911 on speaker. being mindful to say just enough to the 911 call operator to elicit help. but not too much to tip his hand to depape. he seemed very intent on what he was

after breaking into the family's san francisco home today, paul pelosi took the stand and revealed them. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow was in court and is here with more on what happened today. >> dan and umma pelosi's testimony began this afternoon, about mid morning after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley finished her testimony about interviewing depape at the hospital. at one point, she was holding in her hands the hammer to pap allegedly used on pelosi, which she called a sledge hammer. she also described the contents of his backpack, which included a laptop and inflatable unicorn costume. depape said in his federal trial that he had planned to wear that costume while interrogating then speaker of the hse ncy pelosi. but she wasn't home the night of the break in. in his testimony today , paul pelosi described waking up in the middle of the night startled, scared and groggy. paul pelosi on the stand, describing the moments inside his home a little after 2 a.m. when his bedroom door burst open and he was greeted by a large man with a hammer and zip ties. pelosi says david depape

paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker emerita nancy pelosi, takes the stand again and faces his attacker, the man already convicted once for assaulting him with a hammer . nbc bay area's robert honda was in court as paul pelosi took the stand and has the latest from san francisco. it was a pretty tense scene today when the victim came in to testify against his attacker in court, but now the attention on the attacker is not about whether he did it. but why. 82 year old paul pelosi walked slowly but steadily as he entered san francisco superior court to take the stand in the state trial. a 44 year old david de pap, during questioning by prosecutor sean connolly, pelosi explained how on october 28th, 2022, about 2:30 a.m, he woke up to see a large man standing by his bed with a hammer and zip ties. he identified the pap as the intruder. pelosi testified the conversation went like this. the pap asked, where's nancy? pelosi responded, she's not here. to which the pap replied, i'm going to have to wait for her. when pelosi explained she's in washington, the pap said, well, i'm going to have to

in the minutes that followed, paul pelosi managed to contact 911, leading to a moment caught on police body cam video when depape can be seen hitting paul in the head with a hammer. depape has already been convicted on federal charges for the same attack and was sentenced to 30 years in prison. depape admitted during his federal trial that he planned to hold nancy pelosi hostage and record his interrogation of her and, quote, break her kneecaps unless she admitted to lying about russian interference with the 2016 presidential election. during the state trial, he faced charges of false imprisonment, residential burglary, threatening a family member of a public official, and aggravated kidnaping. his attorneys had sought to convince the state jury to consider leniency because of his mental ste, but now that the state jury must decide on a sentence with this. legal experts say any sentence will likely be served concurrently with the federal prison time. it's also worth noting that depape is a canian citizen and will likely be deported aftererving out his sentence. reporting live in san fr

the state trial continues for a man already convicted of attacking paul pelosi in federal court.p next, how a phone call to the ktvu ewsroo wa paul pelosi, in the head with a hammer, rested their case today. ktvu christien kafton was inside the courtroom and has the latest inside department 19, in san francisco's hall of justice. >> prosecutors rested their case against david depape, already convicted in federal court, and sentenced to 30 years for hitting paul pelosi, the husband of the former speaker of the house, in the head with a hammer. state prosecutors pursuing attempted murder charges used the defendant's testimony from that federal trial against him, including his description of the moments paul pelosi tried to wrestle the hammer away from him. quote i reacted and tried to swing at him. i had to pull the hammer away from him. did you hit him? asked prosecutors. yes replied to pap defense attorney and former prosecutor randall knox has been watching the trial from the sidelines and says that testimony will be challenging for the defense. it's great for the prosecution. >

cameras captured the moment david depape brought the hammer down on paul pelosi's head. losi said he tried to hold the hammer, saying, quote, i grabbed the hammer trying to do that. he overpowered me and that was the end of the situation. uc school of law san francisco professor david levine says having a witness speak about the incident, even with video of the attack, is important. >> there's nothing like having a real live witness. the victim himself come to tell his story on the stand. that's incredibly powerful. yes, it's true. they have the video, which, you know, we've all seen on television. we have a confession. we've got all it's a very, very strong case, but nevertheless, having the victim testify, i think is about as powerful as you can get. >> paul pelosi took the witness stand after lunch and detailed his recovery process on cross-examination to papp's lawyers. asked if he'd had any idea how long the whole encounter lasted, and pelosi said it felt like a nightmare, that it felt like a week. to him, the case could be in the hands of the jury as early as late n

paul pelosi, the husband been speaker nancy pelosi. we will, of course, have more this coming up in just a few minutes. he has already, of course, been found guilty in federal court for the attack. thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm vicki liviakis grant as the night out. another big story that we're following for you. mayor sheng taos attorney responds to the fbi raid on her home but no public response from the mayor herself. our country's theresa has the latest. >> front and center, all of those boxes removed for mayor sheng thao ce home thursday morning. fbi spokesperson telling kron 4 news that the raid was a court sanction. law enforcement action agents would not elaborate on what the court granted agents to seize. there were about a dozen items taken out, including several large containers. we also don't know if mayor thao was the target of the investigation. this is highly unusual to see a mayor. >> who is facing in fbi investigation. justin berton is a political consultant and the former director of communic

he would have to wait for her in the minutes that followed, paul pelosi managed to contact 911, leading to a moment caught on police body cam video when de pap can be seen hitting paul in the head with a hammer. the pap has already been convicted on federal charges for the same attack, and was sentenced to 30 years in prison during the state trial, he faced additional charges of false imprisonment, residential burglary, threatening a family member of a public official and aggravated kidnaping. we are truly all grateful for mr. pelosi's physical recovery and hope that this verdict can allow them to rest a little easier as they move forward, knowing that mr. depape will be held accountable and has been held accountable for what transpired on that horrific night, the pelosi family released a statement after the verdict came down. it read speaker pelosi and her family remain in awe of their pops bravery, which shone through again on the witness stand in this trial, just as it did when he saved his own life on the night of the attack. it goes on to say the pelosi family is grateful for the k

in the minutes that followed, paul pelosi called 911, leading to a moment right here caught on policecam video when depape can be seen hitting paul in the head with a hammer. depape has already been convicted on federal charges for the same attack and was sentenced to 30 years in prison. during the state trial, he faced additional charges of false imprisonment, residential burglary, threatening a family member of a public official and aggravated kidnaping. we are truly all grateful for mr. pelosi's physical recovery and hope that this verdict can allow them to rest a little easier as they move forward, knowing that mr. depape will be held accountable and has been held accountable for what transpired on that horrific night, the pelosi family released a statement after the verdict came down. it read. speaker pelosi and her family remain in awe of their pop's brave brie, which shone through again on the witness stand in this trial, just as it did when he saved his own life on the night of the attack. it goes on to say the pelosi family is grateful for the kind thoughts and prayers they c

the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi has been convicted of kidnapping in state court. the conviction mandates david de pap spend life behind bars without the possibility of parole. the san francisco jury found a path also guilty of first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder threatening a family member of a public official and dissuading a witness. the convictions on the additional charges come weeks after a federal judge has sentenced a pap for the 2022 attack against paul pelosi. the pops public defender said he is disappointed with today's verdict and he does plan to appeal it. oakland police are looking for the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run crash. police say it happened just after midnight in a residential neighborhood of oakland at the cross streets of 100th avenue and june court. police say witnesses told officers a silver saturn sedan was speeding when it hit the victim. they add the driver stopped. the vehicle removed the victim's bike from underneath their car and then took off the victim's identity is being withheld. it is unknown if

police responded to pap struck paul pelosi with a hammer, leaving him with a fractured skull. depape faced both federal and state charges, and now he's been convicted by juries in each case. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following today's ruling for us. he's live here now in studio with reaction. tim. >> yeah. ama depape was convicted by the jury of all five counts today. some of them, including aggravated kidnaping, false imprisonment of an elder and threatening the family member of a public official. now, earlier today, i caught up with both the prosecution and the defense in this case to get their reaction. after several days of deliberation, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papst public defender adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. i

in october of 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced depapeo go downstairs where police could get to him faster. pelosi's testimony came after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley spoke at one point holding the hammer used in the attack. she also described the contents of depapes backpack, including an inflatable unicorn costume. depape says he planned to wear during his interrogation of the house speaker. david depape has already been convicted on federal charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison. >> pro-palestinian demonstrators who had been camping out at uc santa cruz for a month were cleared out by law enforcement this afternoon, but not for long. university officials say the unlawful campers had a chance to voluntarily disband and did not. the situation intensified last night when police started dismantling the encampment. at one point, students wearing bicycle helmets and construction hats tussled with officers in riot gear. some students say they were injured in the confrontation. >> they started getting violent and aggressive even more than

from now. >> david depape was already convicted in a federal criminal trial for the 2022 attack on paul pelosiand he was sentenced to 30 years in prison. >> these are the state charges again. we're expecting that verdict any minute, and we will update you just as soon as we hear. >> now to the search sending shockwaves through oakland's political world. good afternoon. >> i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. an fbi raid at the mayor's house and now an attorney for mayor shengtao is sharing her side. today. the fbi is quiet. no new details on the investigation from them. mayor shengtao has not been seen in public since agents raided her home yesterday day. but her attorneys talking now and sharing her side. >> we have team coverage today tracking the fallout from the raid. abc seven news reporter anser hassan leads us off from oakland. answer >> kristen and dan, good afternoon, oakland mayor shengtao was not scheduled to be at city hall today, even prior to thursday's raid. she now has hired a lawyer. he's a former federal prosecutor. he says she is fully cooperating in th

police responded to pap struck paul pelosi with a hammer, leaving him with a fractured skull. depape faced both federal and state charges, and now he's been convicted by juries in each case. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following today's ruling for us. he's live here now in studio with reaction. tim. >> yeah. ama depape was convicted by the jury of all five counts today. some of them, including aggravated kidnaping, false imprisonment of an elder and threatening the family member of a public official. now, earlier today, i caught up with both the prosecution and the defense in this case to get their reaction. after several days of deliberation, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papst public defender adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. i

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he's the man who was already convicted in federal court for attacking paul pelosi in 2022.e was turned over to the jury yesterday, and abc7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra was in court to see it all. >> the verdict is now in the hands of the jury. but leading up to that, a lot happened today. two separate incidents of attempts to influence members of the jury. and i witnessed one of them. we'll show you some photos. this morning. the website of david depapes ex-partner, gypsy taub, was written on the wall of a stall in the women's bathroom. that website has been reporting false conspiracies about the case, and there's concern several jurors saw it last night. a similar incident happened where a juror found some items, likely papers in the same bathroom with information attempting to sway jurors. bailiffs found it in the trash and confiscated it. today, the judge ordered gypsy to be excluded from the courtroom and parts of the courthouse for the remainder of this trial. he said, quote, you have been attempting to influence corruptly one or more members of this jury. fo

in october of 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced depapego downstairs where police could get to him faster. pelosi's testimony came after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley spoke at one point holding the hammer used in the attack. she also described the contents of depapes backpack, including an inflatable unicorn costume. depape says he planned to wear during his interrogation of the house speaker. david depape has already been convicted on federal charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison. >> pro-palestinian demonstrators who had been camping out at uc santa cruz for a month were cleared out by law enforcement this afternoon, but not for long. university officials say the unlawful campers had a chance to voluntarily disband and did not. the situation intensified last night when police started dismantling the encampment. at one point, students wearing bicycle helmets and construction hats tussled with officers in riot gear. some students say they were injured in the confrontation. >> they started getting violent and aggressive even more than t

today's verdict against the man already convicted federally for attacking paul pelosi and the 2028 losmpics will have two events that will be more than 1000 miles away from southern california. bailey o'carroll will have all detai on tuesday night, killing three people. ktvu joey jordan joins us live from the richmond police department tonight after speaking with one man's family about their loss, joey. >> well, christina, the family tells me that lorenzo newell was gunned down while he was working as an in-home health care provider. and tonight, whoever pulled the trigger is still out there. richmond police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot multiple times and died at kelsey street and dubose avenue just before 1 a.m. on wednesday. family members identify the victim as 38 year old lorenzo newell of oakland, a family man and father of a 12 year old girl. >> we suffer a big loss. >> monique alexander was newell's sister and says she's staying strong to support her grieving family. >> it's been hard on us and because is my brother was a good person. you know, and he loved

in october 2022, paul pelosi explained h he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced depape to go downstairs where police could get to them faster. pelosi's testimony came after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley spoke, and at one point she held the hammer used in the attack. she also described the contents of depapes backpack at the time. it included an inflatable unicorn costume that depape says he planned to wear during his interrogation of the house speaker, depape was already convicted on federal charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison. now to a story you'll only see on seven calabanga in the south bay will not be opening next week. as expected, the popular san jose water park, once known as raging waters, is making a comeback. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez talked to the ceo about what to expect. just in time for summer, raging waters, now called calabanga, is just weeks away from opening in june. >> it's going to be a big surfboard. it says cowabunga! and, yeah, we're going crazy. >> steve dooner is the ceo of california dream and entertainment, which acquired the park fo

of speaker emerita nancy pelosi told a jury how he went to get help that night in october 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced a pap to go downstairs where police could get to them faster. pelosi's testimony came after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley spoke, and at one point she held the hammer used in the attack. she also described the contents of the pap's backpack. it included an inflatable unicorn costume. de pap says he planned to wear during his planned interrogation of the house speaker. depape was already convicted on federal charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison. as we head to break now, let's check in with lisa. >> all right. that marine layer has been building, and we've got a mix of haze, sunshine and some fog out there. increasing wind throughout the day brings a cool down for the first weekend of june. we'll talk about a reversal with a lot of heat coming our way throughout the middle of next week. that's all coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, live nation hacked the parent company of ticketmaster, now saying its data is for sa

david de pap the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul, has been convicted in his state trial. we're going to take you live right now to a press conference going on to discuss the conviction. let's listen that at speaker america. pelosi's home in the attack of her husband, paul pelosi on 10/28/2022. >> specifically the jury found mister de pap guilty of aggravated kidnapping, first-degree residential burglary. false imprisonment with great bodily injury and a deadly weapon. threats of life or serious body bodily injury of an elected official or their immediate family member. preventing or dissuading a witness by force or threat. the jury also found all allegations of great bodily injury and personal use of a deadly weapon to be true. i would like to thank the jurors for their service in this case and for their attention to the evidence throughout this very long trial. i would also like to take a mome to thk our staff that worked has a tremendous team to achieve justice in this case. specifically the attorneys, sean connelly phoebe mcveigh. who were tremendous trial lawyers thr

defense argued depape never intended to kill pelosi. >> hi. >> drop the hammer. >> no. >> reporter: paul pelosi testified saying in the early morning hours of october 28th, 2022, david depape muttered," it's all over for me," moments before police arrived at his pacific heights home. accompanied by his daughter christine pelosi, the 84-year-old walked into court to testify against the man who bludgeoned him with a hammer, striking his skull, leaving the former house speaker's husband in a pool of blood. pelosi told the court he still has problems with dizziness and balance that he did not experience prior to the attack. doctors told him he was close to being a fatality after suffering skull fractures. state prosecutors charged depape with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. depape was found guilty last november of attempting to kidnap a federal official and assaulting a federal official's family member. he said he was in a dark place at the time but would never do anything violent like that ever again. depape apologized earlier this week in federal court after being

paul pelosi, the husband been speaker nancy pelosi., of course, have more this coming up in just a few minutes. he has already, of course, been found guilty in federal court for the attack. thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm vicki liviakis grant as the night o.

depape was already convicted in federal court last month for that hammer attack on paul pelosi that leftjured. >> a man is in the hospital tonight after he was shot by a new york police officer. it happened early this morning at the corner of jarvis avenue and newark boulevard. the suspect was allegedly threatening drivers at a gas station with a gun. police say when officers ordered him to drop the weapon, he refused. investigators say the apparent gun used to threaten passing motorists turned out to be a replica. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630 tonight, and for the second time, a juneteenth celebration in oakland has ended with gun violence. and two days later, city leaders are still struggling to figure out a solution. >> ktvu is alice wertz joins us live in studio with the latest alice. >> that's right. people around the city are still reacting to the incident at lake merritt on wednesday. that started as a joyful occasion. folks dancing on the lawn to music, barbecuing, kids frolicking, having a good time. afterwards, gunfire broke out. a mass shooting had people runnin

first of all, that the moment that depape actually attacked paul pelosi, it was captured on police body once he was arrested made statements to police admitting to the crime and laying out what his intentions were. he was looking for nancy pelosi who was not home at the time, his intention was to physically restrain her and film a video of her confessing to what he believed were various criminal conspiracies. the prosecution also showed the jury photos of the immediate aftermath of the attack, photos of the scar that paul pelosi sustained after the surgery that he had to receive as a result of the attack, and neither side disputes the basic facts of this case, including depape himself. now, the defense is arguing that some of the charges here don't apply. this is pretty in the weeds legal discussion, it has to do with, for example, the aggravated kidnapping charge, whether the state presented enough evidence to support that specific claim. however, the defense did not call a single witness in this state trial. depape also did not testify, that's distinct from the federal trial in which

, was home as police responded to pop struck paul pelosi with a hammer, leaving him with a fractured skull. depape faced both federal and state charges, and now he has been convicted by juries. in each case. abc seven news reporter tim johnson has been following the ruling for us. >> after several days of deliberation, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papp's public defender, adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. it was sort of a textbook vindictive prosecution. as soon as they found out that the case was that the attempted murder charge was going to be dismissed, they added this charge an accusation that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins denied. >> jenkins, speaking to the press following friday's verdict at her office. that

the verdict against the man already convicted federally for attacking paul pelosi, the very latest on organizers plan to step up security next. >> thank you, betty and oakland mayor shengtao remains out of the spotlight after federal agents raided her home. the mayor has hired an attorney and says she has nothing to hide from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on two and your first full week in the summer. and it's going to feel like that not so much at the bay and the coast. we got a little bit of fog there, although it's starting to break up here pretty quickly. but if you live inland, the heat is on today. it's going to be mighty hot. maybe 100 degrees in some spots. so happy summer one and all. i'm frank mallicoat good to have you on board on this saturday morning. without further ado, let's bring in roberta gonzales. talk about i see a lot of red behind you. >> all right. hey, frank. yesterday. okay brief us again. where were you? >> we were in pleasanton, your hometown. >> but where were you, where was i? i was at the museum, but

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was home as police responded to pop struck paul pelosi with a hammer, leavingfractured skull. depape faced both federal and state charges, and now he's been convicted by juries in each case. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following the ruling. for us. >> after several days of deliberation, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papp's public defender, adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. it was sort of a textbook vindictive prosecution. as soon as they found out that the case was that the attempted murder charge was going to be dismissed, they added this charge, an accusation that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins denied. >> jenkins, speaking to the press following friday's verdict at her office that was dealt with

depape has already been convicted in federal court for the attack on the 82 year old paul pelosi, with a hammer that left him with a severe head injury. prosecutors in the second state trial say depape had intended to kidnap nancy pelosi and force her to confess to alleged crimes, but congresswoman pelosi was not home at the time, and he assaulted her husband instead. a spokesperson issued a statement on behalf of the pelosi family, saying in part, quote, for nearly 20 grueling months, mr. pelosi has demonstrated extraordinary courage and fortitude every day of his recovery. the pelosi family is grateful for the kind thoughts and prayers they continue to receive of stanford university and stanford health care are paying up. a judge ordering the institution to pay $10 million in damages, all to a health care worker who claimed the school turned a blind eye to her complaints about racism. kikuyu young filed the suit back in 2017, claiming she was singled out and harassed at work because of her race. when young complained to management, she says she was blamed, bullied and made to feel li

david depape is charged with the attempted murder of paul pelosi in october of 2022. ecutors used depapes testimony in his federal trial against him, including his admission that he hit pelosi with a hammer. defense attorney and former prosecutor randall knox says that testimony will be challenging for the defense. >> great for the prosecution. the defense, i'm sure, has anticipated this, i imagine they're going to try to use the same defense that was probably used in federal court, which was he was delusional and had no intent to kill. >> depape has already been convicted in federal court and sentenced to 30 years in prison. the state jury has been dismissed until friday. the judge and attorneys will debate whether the judge should issue a summary judgment, and whether some of those charges should be dismissed. san jose police asking for the public's help identifying three robbery suspects. >> police released photos today of the suspects during an armed robbery. february 14th at a cannabis dispensary on charter drive. they say the men stole various products before sho

pap is already convicted in federal court for attacking paul pelosi with a hammer inside of a san francisco's now being charged with attempted murder, elder abuse, residential burglary and other felonies. prosecutors say the path admitted to breaking into the pelosi home and 2022. with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. the defense will preseht its case on friday in federal court last week. the path was sentenced to 30 years in prison. california attorney general rob bonta joining san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins and announcing a big step towards cracking down on ghost guns in the state. officials are now moving forward with banning 3 major gun manufacturing companies from making and selling ghost gun kits. final judgments were placed against black hawk manufacturing gs performance in mdx corporation today. this is part of a settlement that orders the companies to pay thousands of dollars in civil penalties, penalties for making an advertising parts that then can be converted into a ghost gun. up next, a project that this promising nearly 200 affo

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retailers who support the public safety bills. >> latest trial for the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer is entering its final phases. ktvu christian captain joins us live from san francisco's hall of justice, and christian prosecutors are making their closing arguments here. >> yeah, that's exactly right. this afternoon, prosecutors walked the jury through their case, asking those jurors to find david to pap guilty of the five charges he's facing. san francisco prosecutor phoebe maffei began her closing arguments to the jury of five women and seven men who will decide the fate of david depape, telling the jury, quote, the simple truth the plain facts of this case are terrifying without embellishment. depape is accused of breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi, with the intent of breaking her kneecaps. when police arrived at the home, officers body worn cameras captured the moment to pap smashed the then 82 year-old man in the head. depape is facing false imprisonment, kidnaping, burglary, threatening a public official and witness intimidation charges.

, with a hammer this morning, paul pelosi was called to the stand. 84 year old pelosi walked jurors through the entire october 2022 attack. from the moment depape broke into his home in the morning and stood over him in bed to the moment depape hit him in the head with a hammer as police confronted him. that was caught on police body camera. video a video pelosi says he's never watched. the attack left pelosi with a fractured skull, and today he told jurors that he still going through intense physical therapy . the defense attorney spent little time questioning pelosi, saying they don't dispute that attack. they argue that depape never intended to murder anyone and wasn't in his right mind. we also have new developments in the investigation into a murder at a pleasant hill park. police have arrested three people might remember in february, a woman found her husband, santiago jacobo, stabbed to death. he had just finished a custodial shift at pleasant hill park. well, today, police arrested pablo gutierrez morales from concord and antioch residents vanessa vera aguilar

was home as police responded to pap struck paul pelosi with a hammer, leaving him with a fractured skull. depape faced both federal and state charges, and now he's been convicted by juries in each case, abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following that story for us. >> after several days of deliberation, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papp's public defender, adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. it was sort of a textbook vindictive prosecution as soon as they found out that the case was that the attempted murder charge was going to be dismissed, they added this charge, an accusation that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins denied. >> jenkins, speaking to the press following friday's verdict at her office that was d

> we have breaking news, a verdict in the trial of david depape, the man charged with attacking paul pelosi with a hammer at his home in san francisco. less than an hour ago the jury returned a guilty verdict on state charges of kidnapping along with several other counts. depape was previously sentenced to 30 years in prison after his conviction on federal charges related to that attack. >>> turning to our weather now, it is the second full day of summer and a big warm-up in the inland parts of the bay area prompting a heat advisory. this weekend is going to get even hotter. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen with a closer look at this heat. >> yeah. tomorrow's going to be the hottest day. tomorrow is the only day we're under this heat advisory. goes into effect tomorrow morning, continues into early evening for inland parts of the bay area. it's really a borderline case in terms of whether a heat advisory is necessary. the national weather service's pattern has been to issue these alerts even when they're probably not really going to be necessary. you would really have to exercise

other headlines, a san francisco judge dismissed some charges against the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer inside his home. david depape was already convicted on federal charges. today the judge dismissed state charges of attempted murder, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon after depape's lawyers claimed it would be double jeopardy. >>> inland areas are getting some relief from the heat today. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> we just got the numbers from the national weather service and temperatures today were still above average, but about 5 to 10 degrees above average for inland parts of the bay area which puts us into the 80s and low 90s as opposed to yesterday and tuesday. our temperatures will continue to back down for most of the bay area tomorrow, within a couple degrees of what's normal for early june. the convention is going in the santa clara valley. the marine influence will be blocked by the santa cruz mountains. san jose manages to climb to the mid-80s tomorrow. the heatwave is not over for the region. temperatures tomorrow will b

the state trial for david depape, the man who's already been federally convicted in the attack on paul pelosi yesterday, the 44 year old public defense team rested their case with no testimony from the defendant. the judge told the jury he wasn't ready to give them instructions yet and sent them home for the weekend. jurors are expected to receive those instructions on monday, followed by closing arguments before they begin deliberating. depape is already facing 30 years in prison from his federal criminal trial. if convicted in the state trial, the judge will determine if his sentence will be served consecutively or concurrently. all right, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking outside? >> it's pretty nice out. we have temperatures in the 60s. plenty of sunshine, little haze here from mount tam. relative humidity is dropping throughout the day. that's what it usually does. but it's being exacerbated by a northerly component, which means we are elevating the fire danger throughout the bay area through for the entire weekend and even into next week. we'll talk about how low it's going to

developing news had, a verdict in the state trial of david depape, the man charged with attacking paul pelosi with a hammer at his home in san francisco, about two hours ago the jury returned a guilty verdict on state charges of kidnapping along with several other counts. depape was previously sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal charges related to that attack. >>> we had a warm-up today for the inland areas, the coast, a bit of a different story. this picture really tells the story. you see san francisco shrouded with fog, san jose looking bright and sunny as ever. paul heggen, this is the bay area in summertime. >> yeah. we had 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s for highs today and we'll add 100s to the mix tomorrow. everyone will warm up tomorrow. even along the coast you should climb up to the 60s. the hottest spots are where we have a heat advisory for most inland parts of the bay area. most of us won't have significant difficulties with the heat a heat advisory means. you have to be really reckless with your behavior to risk overexertion. folks who are more sensitive to the heat, it will

depape is facing state kidnapping and burglary charges in connection with a 2022 attack on paul pelosi at his san francisco home. he has been sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal charges. closing statements are expected to wrap up tomorrow and the jury will begin their deliberations. >>> fremont police say a carjacking suspect who was shot by an officer is in stable condition. the shooting happened yesterday on auto mall parkway near osgood road. police were responding to a carjacking in a store parking lot. they couldn't find the suspect, but once they did police say he was armed with a knife. at one point an officer shot and wounded the man. police have not released the identities of the suspect or the officer, no word what led up to that shooting. >>> still no word what caused a fire that gutted a historic hotel in yuba city. this is in the city of marysville, those flames breaking out saturday night. the hotel stood for nearly 100 years, but had been vacant for decades. flames were large. crews haven't been able to determine where it started. the good news, no one was hurt. >

. >> nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, has been convicted of kidnapping in state court. our crime lezla gooden live for us in san francisco with details on this less left. >> yeah, court just a few moments ago we heard that verdict being read and we're told that from the pap salir, he's very disappointed. this is not the outcome that they want to and they do plan to appeal. and we also are hearing from nancy pelosi is family as well tonight. now take a look at this cool spring that we heard from them. so speaker pelosi, her family says that they remain in all their pups. bravery was shown through again of the witness stand in trial. and he did everything he could to save his life on the night of this attack. now for nearly 20 grueling months, ms opposes demonstrated extraordinary courage and also and is dealing with recovery as well. now, coming up, we're also going to hear from the prosecutor were supposed to meet with them later to hear more about this. and we're also to learn later when the sun to see walker as well. we'll have more information coming up for you all.

david deppulpable de 4 cargos, entre ellos el de secuestro agravado, esto por el caso del ataque a paul pelosin su vivienda con un martillo, caso por el que un tribunal federal ya le había condenado a 30 años de prisión. este nuevo veredicto abre la posibilidad de que aumente su pena y que reciba cadena perpetua. seguiremos atentos a este caso para brindarles los pormenores. y con esto les saludamos. cómo están? soy césar bayona y fátima navarrete. gracias por su sintonía. este viernes vamos a seguir con las informaciones hasta san francisco, en donde tras meses de lucha, protestas y también preupaciones, fátima, algunos vendedores ambulantes de la calle misión, pues pudieron volver a vender su mercancía en esa zona. precisamente este es un regreso por ahora. césar parte de un programa piloto que está implementando la misma ciudad. andrés brender tiene el reporte. tú no pudiste pagar renta, terminaste en un shelter. ahora que ya nuevamente tienes tu negocio en la calle, qué es lo que esperas? qué esperanza tienes? sí, estamos. estoy. estoy viendo una manera de levantar mis ingresos. estoy en u

bay area, the defense rested in the state trial of david depape, the man convicted for attacking paul pelosi. the jury did not hear from depape. closing arguments are set to begin monday. the judge dismissed some counts against reday after his lawyers argued he was protected jeopardy. in may depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison. >>> b.a.r.t.'s ground breaking, a $12.7 billion extension project, it is six miles. it would connect the berryessa station to the city of santa clara. last month the biden administration signed off on half a billion dollars to help fund the project. a funding boost that officials say was sorely needed. >>> first lady jill biden made a quick stop in the bay area today at a campaign fundraiser this los gatos. then she'll head to reno for another event later tonight. president biden and vice president kamala harris also made recent fundraising trips to the bay that raised tens of millions for their reelection campaign. >>> just over a month ago we told you about a wave of sick and starving pelicans landing in bay area rescue centers. we have a promising follow-up