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 going to do, testified pelosi. pelosi eventually convinced depape they should go downstairs to get to pap's belongings, and that depape could tie him up down there

how are you doing, pelosi? then walked through the attack, caught on police body camera video, which he said he's never seen, telling jurors how he managed to call 911 and how the attack unfolded after two officers arrived. pelosi suffered two major head wounds, including a skull fracture which required emergency surgery, telling jurors he vaguely recalls the pap starting to hit him. and that's the last thing he remembers. after a brief break, pelosi returned to face questions from depapes attorney, public defender adam lipson, who took very little time just asking pelosi about what he remembered about the encounter, the overwhelming video evidence and police testimony has essentially forced the defense to acknowledge the pap did attack pelosi just days ago. depape was formally sentenced to 30 years on federal charges for the same crime. in that hearing, he addressed the judge and formally apologize for attacking pelosi, telling the court he was in a dark place with his family when he committed the crime, but i

pelosi says david depape woke him with a question are you paul pelosi?n 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 going to do, testified pelosi. pelosi eventually convinced depape they should go downstairs to get to pap's belongings, and that depape could tie him up down there so they could sleep. i was tryi

the attack happened back in october 2022 at the pelosi, san francisco home. paul pelosi told the jury he woke up to de pap standing over him, asking where nancy was, and then saying 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

the attack happened back in october 2022 at the pelosi's san francisco home.pelosi told the jury he woke up to depape standing over him, asking where nancy was and then saying he would have to wait for her. in the minutes that followed, paul pelosi called 911, leading to a moment right here 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. 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

depape broke into the san francisco home of nancy and paul pelosi. paul pelosi told the jury he wo up to depape standing over him, asking where nancy was and then saying he would have to, quote, 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 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. le

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 like she was crazy. the health care organization released a statement saying, quote, racist actions including the incident that took place almost ten years ago, have no place at stanford health care. new at 730 tonight, california has now begun offering its own generic version of the overdose reversal drug narcan. the nasal spray is now available for free to eligible organizations through the state department of health care services. other businesses and entities can purchase

the 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

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

a verdict in the state trial against the man accused of attacking nancy pelosis husband in his own home. we are live outside court with the details. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. the verdict just came down less than 30 minutes ago, and we are learning that david depape was found guilty on all counts. the moment we get our christie smith out there, she is at the courthouse right now. shes gathering all this information with us. we'll get her in just a little bit. okay. now we want to talk about the latest on the federal investigation surrounding oakland's mayor. a day after the fbi searched her home. still no sign of sheng thao, but now her lawyer is talking for the first time. the mayor's attorney, tony brass, says that tao has nothing to hide. after federal agents searched her home yesterday, investigators were seen taking several boxes and bins out of the mayor's house. her lawyer says he doesn't know what's inside those boxes. the mayor's home is one of four locations that the fbi, irs, and the united states postal investigation inspection s

a quick comment about the nancy pelosi come in.cy plus he was asking as a leader as she always has been. she took responsibility because donald trump sat the oval office and just watched he did not care because he sent the people there. it was the whole january 6 event. that was all orchestrated by donald trump because he wanted to stay in the office and it is just not fair. nancy pelosi is a wonderful human being. she is taking sponsibility because she is a leader. america, you need to wake up and see what is going on. it is nothing but smoke and mirrors around here with donald trump. he wants to be a dictator. he said it over and over again. we need to wake up about it. host: ok, erica in pennsylvania. jamie raskin call republican arguments fortz garland simply ludicrous as the gop pushes ahead with an effort to hold him in contempt of congress. the house committee is set to meet tuesday to advance a resolution. they are seeking to condemn merrick garland. have the transcript with robert hurt. republicans manufactured allegation

you know, i saw your segment with nancy pelosi's speaker emeritus, nancy pelosi earlier.eally great example of projection. donald trump is projecting on the city of milwaukee horrible things that really pertain to his own character. i mean, he's a horrible person. it's not just these 34 felony counts, but he's a sexual assaulter, and there are 54 more counts out against him for really trying to undermine our elections and undermine and really inspiring an insurrection. so he's a horrible person. and you know, lawrence, i'll just have to say this. you know, the mayor of milwaukee has worked very, very hard with all of the republicans there in town to make sure that this convention is successful and has all the resources that it needs. i personally hounded the appropriators, both democrats and republicans, to increase the security budget by another $25,000 -- $1 million to make sure the delegates would be safe and have a good time in milwaukee. and to have this slap in the face and to call us horrible is a disgrace and it shows his extreme ingratitude. you know, the selecti

why didn't pelosi and pelosi's daughter turn it over to the january 6th committee? because prosecutors have cited that committee's preet proceedings in cases against trump and his supporters. >> right. and why didn't the select committee archive that video footage that they had and pass it on to our committee? i mean, we've got over 9000 videos and -- 900 videos and documents that they didn't archive, is so we've spent almost a year just trying to recreate all the information that they had received. this is just a drop in the bucket of the misinformation that is in that select committee report. from the charges that the president, trump, tried to take the steering wheel of the suv, we have the driver of the suv who testified that that never handful but that transcribed interview was never given to the public. we have other secret service agents who say the otherring accusations they made never if happened, and that was never released to the public. so what we have is a report from the select committee that was information, evidence was cherry picked to create a fals

joining me now is nancy pelosi. speaker pelosi, you know him so well.believe has received enough attention, which is donald trump and his performance in that debate. there were some alarming things he said. as you were watching, what stuck out to you is a moment where you wish people -- it would be blasted everywhere and people would watch it and understand the threat he poses? >> well, how are you? good to see you. stiff competition for that moment. there's stiff competition for that moment, because of constant manifesto of lies. as you may recall, i tore up his speech as the state of the union because it was a total manifesto of lies, and that's what we saw the other night, which must be rejected, as well as his candidacy. one that stood out was about january 6th. this man would not send the national guard. tha we were asking for it, begging for it to the secretary of defense and the president, of course, is the ultimate commander in chief, and he would not send it. for him to go on tv and lie about that, the instigator of the insurrection against the

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. speaker pelosi and her family will refrain from further substantive comment until sentencing is complete. >> a man is in the hospital tonight after he was shot by a police officer in newark. the suspect allegedly threatening drivers at a gas station with a gun, leading to a violent confrontation. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live tonight in newark with more on what we're learning. jesse >> christina, good evening to you. the gas station where the crime took place reopened this afternoon. investigators say the gun that the suspect used was actually a replica gun. now, investigators are trying to piece together what prompted his actions. >> all of our use of force are taken very seriously, and we investigate thoroughly. >> midday friday, newark police and alameda county firefighters completed processing and clearing an officer involved shooting scene at the corner of jarvis avenue and newa

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 and jasmine ruiz. investigators say the victim and suspects knew each other and all worked together at another job. they also say that the victim was in a relationship with vera aguilar before he was killed. today, one of california's most notorious killers lost a bid to have his death sentence thrown o

and he said, are you paul pelosi? pelosi said he was able to call 911 from his mobile phone. he wasn't certain 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 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, pau

and he said, are you paul pelosi? pelosi said he was able to call 911 from his mobile phone.certain 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 hamm 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. 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 witne

former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about reproductive rights and the right to contraception in san francisco today. representative pelosi was joined by reproductive rights advocates, including the ceo of planned parenthood of northern california. pelosi addressed the week of action democrats are taking in washington, d.c, including a push to protect the right to contraception. she says it's an issue of personal and financial freedom. pelosi called on women across the country to encourage their families to support reproductive and contraceptive rights. we have a real challenge, and i don't understand how some of the women across america who vote with that initiative, with that, shall we say, attitude, food in their families aren't in revolt. >> but we have to make sure they know there is a path. >> right now, 21 states have bans or restrictions on abortion care. eight states are proposing a tax on contraception, which critics say could make it more difficult to access. east bay congresswoman barbara lee released a statement it says in part, the right to an abortion cannot be left up

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 throughout this with a number of issues coming up that they a spot strongly for and make sure that we got to the point of this verdict. as well as our victim advocate, priscilla, and paralegals. yes, send. just send a or a pizza. and tony, y

. >> 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.

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 francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area news. thank you, christie, let's take you outside now. some of our cameras across the bay area the weekend is upon us, and it is going to be a hot one. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here, and he's the man who's going to tell us just how hot it's goi

paul pelosi faced his attacker today in a courtroom in san francisco.t is trial number two for david depape, now facing state charges over the assault at the pelosi home. the husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi told the jury the lengths he went to get help that night. in october of 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced depape to 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. th

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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

the pelosi fams grateful for the prayers they continue to receive of speaker pelosi and her family will refrain from further substantive comment until sentencing is complete. >> new at five a man is in the hospital tonight after he was shot by newark police officer. the suspect was allegedly threatening drivers at a gas station with a gun, leading to a violent confrontation. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joining us live at the scene tonight in newark with more on what we're learning. jesse >> christina, good afternoon to you. the gas station where the officer involved shooting took place reopened this afternoon. investigators say the weapon that the suspect was using to threatening motorists this morning was actually a replica gun. now, they're trying to piece together what prompted his actions. >> all of our use of force are taken very seriously, and we investigate thoroughly. >> midday friday, newark police and alameda county firefighters completed processing and clearing an officer involved shooting scene at the corner of jarvis avenue and newark boulevard. detectives say around

paul pelosi faced his attacker today in a courtroom in san francisco.is trial number two for david depape, now facing state charges over the assault at the pelosi home. the husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi told the jury the lengths he went to get help that night. in october of 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced depape to 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

in pelosi, san francisco, home. the pats being charge now with attempted murder, elder abuse, residential burglary and other state felonies. prosecutors say the pap admitted to breaking into the pelosi home in 2022. with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. the defense will present its case friday in federal court last week. the path was sentenced to 30 years in prison. 13 year-old boys in the hospital tonight after police say that to. >> he got a came into contact with a truck while he was riding a bike in millbrae. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at an intersection of el camino. we alan taylor boulevard. that's next to millbrae square with trader joe's safeway and walgreens. >> so officers say that the team for some reason rode his e-bike into the back of the truck. they say that the driver of the truck stayed on scene and cooperated with investigators. >> as the state grapples with its ongoing fentanyl crisis. a new bill in the legislature eould require california public sch

well, nancy pelosi returned home to san francisco today with a big message about reproductive rights. the timing is no coincidence as today marks two years since the supreme court overturned roe v wade, rolling back abortion access. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us live with the details of this announcement. kris. well, hi there, ginger and marcus. so in the last hour or so, nancy pelosi addressed the week of action that democrats are taking in washington, including a push to protect the right to contraception, which she said is an issue of personal freedom but also financial freedom. a flanked by reproductive rights advocates, including the ceo of planned parenthood of northern california and other state and local leaders. speaker emerita nancy pelosi called on house republicans to join the cause of protecting that right to contraception. she pointed out the disconnect for lawmakers who oppose abortion but don't want to support contraception for women, having the right to contraception. eight republicans voted yes, 195 republicans voted no, 195 republicans this year. i mean, with

january 6, nancy pelosi, her daughter did a film about j-6, pelosi quoted on film saying she should havein the troops, they were confused. she later on issued a clarification or whatever saying she didn't really mean what she said, in fact trump wanted 10 to 20 thousand troops and speaker of the house who resides over the sarge sa sergeant of arms who runs cops has authority to okay the national guard, is it pelosi by way of excusing her behavior. >> all fake news in those fake hearings, he told miller, 3 times, suggesting 10,000 troops, miller testified, he never ordered me -- that is a technicality. they made sure in hearings not to say but did he suggest it to you three times. he didn't order it -- >> when you read pelosi story. of i read it through the daily caller it was ran on bright bart. it just, seems that ms. pelosi saying we should have done that, but didn't, and then later saying that is not what we meant. it is an interesting angle to this day, i don't think that most americansn 't what happened to january 6 or debate was there. they just know there was an unfortunate malay.

maria: let me get your take on the explosive new video that is raging and it's nancy pelosi admittingl in the national guard. i take responsibility she's trying to dismiss the explosive new video that is out, you were there, what happened and how come there was no national guard on january 6 and how come all those people are still in jail who are in washington on januar. >> those are great questions, why wasn't the national guard, why weren't they called in why didn't she take responsibility then, i would submit to you that it's my feelings that she wanted chaos and wanted all of this to happen she did not want to prevent this at all in your absolutely right i have condemned this as day one i was there was one of the last people to leave the floor and i was forced to leave i did not want to leave but i did leave and i will tell you those people what they did was wrong and they should be arrested and prosecuted and they should be given due diligence and they should be given their rights and they're not being given the rights that's what bothers me so much, why are they still in jail wh

it also revealed depape did extensive research on nancy pelosi using sites like spokeo, and admittedo an sfpd lieutenant that he would break the house speaker's kneecaps, to, quote, teach her a lesson so she would be wheeled into congress, adding there is a consequence to being the most evil thing on the planet. gassner says despite the extraordinary amount of evidence, it's unlikely to. papp will get life in prison if convicted. >> in all likelihood, if you were to receive a sentence in this state case, it would be consecutive or on top of the 30 years he's already received the judge allowed jurors to ask questions. >> today, one of which asked about the atm receipt depape had for $7,000 worth of supplies he purchased leading up to the attack. for the i-team. stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> coming up, they're calling it a new chapter of baseball, beginning today in oakland. we're going to take you live to raymond park as the ballers get ready for their home opener. abc seven news at a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to re

depape will face consequences for his heinous crimes against the pelosi family and our democracy.e to thank all of the law enforcement agencies that collaborated with us to ensure that justice was done. >> coming up at 11, san francisco asked the uc system to build a new downtown campus. the verdict from the system, months after the city's request, anna barry weather a bit of a warm up today, but we still have some fog hanging out coastside and right around the bay. >> but tomorrow it will be the hottest day of the stretch. we will have your forecast update coming up, but up first. >> despite continued tech layoffs, san francisco is seeing some positive employment numbers, if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we

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[applause] >> speaker pelosi, mr.gonzalez, senator wiener, mayor breed, thank you all for being here. thank you for celebrating this momentus occasion. i want to conclude and say, let's get ready and let's make dirt fly! thank you for being here! [applause]

pelosi says he's never watched the attack left pelosi with a fractured skull.e told jurors he's still going through intense physical therapy. the defense attorney spent little time questioning pelosi, saying that the defense doesn't dispute the attack. instead, the defense is arguing to pap never intended to murder anyone, and he wasn't in his right mind. still to come on today in the bay, our bob redell will take us on a jury quest. he will highlight the family funt will highlight the family funt a weekend even at diabetes can serve up a lot of questions. like what is your glucose and can you have more carbs? before you decide with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose and where it's heading no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. the #1 cgm prescribed in the u.s. try it for free at freestylelibre.us noaa is predicting a pretty active season as we weave in a couple of factors here, we're looking at temperatu

and he said, are you paul pelosi? pelosi said he was able to call 911 from his mobile phone.e wasn't certain 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 witnes

i am joined now by nancy pelosi. congresswomen from california.n politics from the time your father was the mayor of baltimore, so you understand the way that political incentives work. when you look at what is happened to the republican party. when you look at something like last night when these three senators stood in the way of this band. they get primary. they lose. what does that do to the way that republicans understand what they have to do and what they will do about abortion, no matter what messaging they will say on, say, a debate stage? >> well, thank you very much for your question. it is good to be here as we observed the two-year anniversary of the dobbs decision and i can tell you this week that we had events all over, talking about how we had to reverse that decision with law. and enshrining roe v. wade in the law of the land. and also how people see it as a kitchen table issue. this is an economic issue for families. the size and timing of their families or if they are going to have a family. it is a freedom issue. it is a democra

it was shot by speaker pelosi's daughter, alexandra pelosi, who was on this show talking about this footagesi and other congressional leaders to try to fortify and save and make safe and regain control of the capitol, in part by getting the national guard to the capitol asap. all while republicans continue to spout the lie that somehow the person trying to do that, speaker pelosi, was to blame. watch. >> we have had some mixed messages about -- >> thank you. >> response of your request, our request as well for the national guard to move in. >> okay. madam speaker, let me just give you a rundown -- >> senator mccarthy and senator schumer. do you know what's going on? okay. well, d.c. has requested the national guard, and it's been denied by d.o.d. i'd like to know a good goddamn reason why it's been denied. >> and we were disappointed that it took so long to approve the national guard. but i'm glad to hear that that's at least moving. >> so again, just to root this conversation in the facts as they unfolded on camera thanks to intrepid filmmaker, the speaker's daughter, speaker pelosi, leade

pelosi said he still has problems with dizziness and balance.testified doctors who treated him told him he was close to being a fatality after suffering skull fractures. state prosecutors have charged david depape with attempted murder, and elder abuse. that was -- he was found guilty last september, he said he was in a dark place at the time but would never do anything violent like that ever again. david depape apologized earlier this week after being sentenced to 30 years in prison. if convicted, he will face a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. >>> thank you, 6:12 on this saturday morning, a severe heat wave turns deadly in india, many of the victims poll workers assisting with the country's national elections. plus at home, a highway spill gets extra messy, the normally busy freeway shut down by meat and chicken parts. >>> and let's take you outside with a look at the golden gate bridge on this saturday morning, a few cars going over it have a beautiful looking day. when we come back we will check ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actua

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i don't necessarily share it former house speaker, nancy pelosi. thank you so much for being here all the way from paris. appreciate you coming and sharing what it was like to be there to commemorate this important milestone in history thank you, my pleasure. thank you. so we did not plan these outfits. you can't see us, but just for the record, we did not up next more than 100 hostages remain captive in gaza. we speak to one family american citizens praying every day for the safe return of their son this election season, stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground and the best political team in the business follow though voters follow the results follow the facts, follow. cnn zehr take house you relief works fast. it lasts a full 24 hours. so dave can be the deliverer of dance okay. >> dave let let's be more than our allergies. sees the de with zyrtec. karni is awda. >> it's gotten me. i saw them. that's what i got saddam harnik got to me but with more flavored gotten me carnage icing it like this, juicy cabinet. >> hernia saada, harnik, and u

i believe nancy pelosi was speaker at the time. and that's why that bill could not get through the house. >> they did not vote for the george floyd justice in policing act, and did you vote for it? you in congress. >> i wasn't in congress at the time when that occurred. >> you were not, did you support it? >> i was not in congress. >> did you support it? >> no, because that would have gotten rid of qualified immunity, which is bad for public safety. >> the only way you would have supported a bill to hold police accountable is if police would not be individually accountable? is that what you're say something. >> yeah, because if you put -- most police officers make $60,000 to $70,000 a year. if they are not individually liable in civil court, how many people are going to sign up to be police officers? >> maybe they wouldn't put knees on people's necks. maybe they wouldn't put knees on people's necks. maybe if they knew they were liable, they would behave differently. >> officers do not do that. >> the vast majority of people -- >> e

>>'s partner, barack obama and nancy pelosi. to say it was one debate.ke there ticket -- >> didn't serve like i did in the 82nd airborne division. you stay the course. i would stay at the course if my course as americans weren't moving in the right direction and we are moving in the right direction. you can't go back. >> i would say we have to go forward. biden is taking us backward. foreign policy, if there's a second debate you get substance, what do you do about ukraine? neil: thank you very much. more after this. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the an

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

[applause] >> speaker pelosi, mr. gonzalez, senator wiener, mayor breed, thank you all for being here. thank you for celebrating this momentus occasion. i want to conclude and say, let's get ready and let's make dirt fly! thank you for being here! [applause] >> everyone loves a good sunset, but in san francisco we take to a new level. i'm city supervisor engardio and i represent an entire part of the city called the sunset. it stretches 30 glorious avenues. welcome to district 4! the sunset is a collide scope of people culture and experiences for residents of all ages. we are a beach town, we are a chinatown, and not a town at all. the sunset is home to 80 thousand people and we love our dogs. we live in neat row houses, homes with yards, story book homes and every quirk in between. the sunset used to be sand dunes all the way to the ocean. when the city needed to grow, san francisco's future ran through the sunset. we built rows and rows of housing for a great irish population and welcomed a great chinese population.

january 6th, nancy pelosi, her daughter did a film about j-6.osi is quoted on the film saying she should have called in the troops. why didn't they call in the troops. they were confused. too late. later on issued a clarification or whatever we're going to call it. she didn't really mean what she said. in fact, in fact, trump wanted 10 to 20,000 troops and in fact the speaker of the house, who presides over the sergeant of arms, who runs the cops, had the authority to okay the national guard. what do you make of this story? now, is this pelosi's movie by way of excusing her behavior or changing the story or what? >> it's all fake news in those fake hearings. he told miller, the acting defense secretary three times, suggested 10,000 troops. larry: yes, that's right. >> miller testified he never ordered me -- that is technicality. that is lawyerly technicality. made sure in the hearings, to not to say did he suggest it to you three times. the fact he did not order it. larry: you read the pelosi story. i read it through "the daily caller." ran on "