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

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

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

paul pelosi. this is in addition to an earlier sentence of 30 years on federal charges. depape was accused of breaking into the pelosi's san francisco home in october of 2022 and attacking paul pelosi. prosecutors say depapes intended target was the congresswoman. ahead of today's sentencing, paul pelosi sent a letter to the judge that included how the attack has impacted him, as well as new details on what happened. abc seven news anchor karina nova joins us now live from the newsroom with a closer look at what paul wrote. karina. yeah, it is a very long letter and it is highly detailed. some of the content is graphic. as paul pelosi describes the attack and what happened after he regained consciousness, it opens, quote, the last peaceful sleep i had ended abruptly at 2 a.m. on october 28th, 2022, when the defendant violently broke into my home, burst into my bedroom and stood over my bed with a hammer and zip ties, demanding to see my wife yelling, where's nancy? paul pelosi? then describes what

pelosi and his family, and to america. our legal analyst tells us that while long federal and state sentences might seem redundant, they serve as a legal safety net in the event that something changes on appeal. already, depapes legal team said they would appeal the state case, saying his conviction on state and federal charges amounts to double jeopardy. our legal analyst also says an appeals court might take issue with something else. what never came through in this trial was mr. depapes mental state. and will an appellate court look at this case and ask why wasn't his mental health problems brought to light during this trial? to reflect on what he did and whether that affected his behavior. so again today. david depapes legal team will move for a new trial if that's denied, then the judge might move forward with sentencing. we expect that he could serve up to life in prison. lauren marcus. all right. chris, thank you. 504 there is now officially one week to go until the polls open across the u.s. election day 2024. almo

pelosi. and the message is being sent that we are going to take this kind of behavior very seriously. and mr. depape will spend the rest of his life in prison for what he did. and i think that's the message being sent not just to mr. depape, but to the community and to the country as a whole. now, again, we are still waiting for the state sentence, but that was the same message u.s. attorney general merrick garland sent after a federal court sentenced to up to 30 years in prison. he is currently serving that sentence now, while two long federal and state sentences might seem redundant. our legal analyst says they serve as a safety net in the event that something changes in the cases on appeal. already, depapes legal team said they will appeal the state case, saying his conviction on state and federal charges amounts to double jeopardy. and because the case weighed so heavily on depapes conspiracy connections, conspiracy theory connections, which he again was talking about today. our legal ana

pelosi.ge is being sent that we are going to take this kind of behavior very seriously. and mr. depape will spend the rest of his life in prison for what he did. and i think that's the message being sent not just to mr. depape, but to the community and to the country as a whole. and that was the same message. u.s. attorney general merrick garland sent after a federal court sentenced to 30 years in prison while two long federal and state sentences might seem redundant, our legal analyst says they serve as a safety net in the event something changes on appeal. already, depapes legal team said they will appeal the state case. they said his conviction on state and federal charges amounts to double jeopardy. and because the case weighed so heavily on depapes conspiracy theory connections. our legal analyst says an appeals court might take issue with something else as well. what never came through in this trial was mr. depapes mental state. and will an appellate court look at this case and ask, why

but when the pelosis invest, it never seems like a risk.n investing in tech between 2007 and 2020, and the next year pelosi had another huge windfall after buying $10 million in microsoft call options right before the company scored a $22 billion military contract. the pelosis are worth more than $100 million, and they didn't get it from nancy's speaker salary. ♪ ♪ johnny went to oktoberfest in brooklyn to find out if germans are for kamala. watch. ♪ ♪ >> who is having a great time at oktoberfest? >> we all are! >> on a scale from pretzel to schnitzel, how twisted are you right now? >> schnitzel! >> very much schnitzel. >> everybody is raving about the wienerschnitzel. what's that about? >> it's really [bleep] tasty. >> i've had it and it is 100%. >> i think that the hillary clinton thing. >> thank you, anthony weiner. >> can you speak a little german for me? >> eine bier! gutentag! >> ticky-tocky, ticky-tocky, oi, oi, oi! [laughter] >> they are laughing at! ♪ ♪ >> what is better in life then when you are ten beers deep? >> women. >> can't

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

pelosi and his family, and to america. now, while long federal and state sentences might seem redundant, our legal analyst adds that they serve as a safety net in the event that something does change in the case on appeal. already, depapes legal team said they will appeal the state case, saying depapes conviction on state and federal charges amounts to double jeopardy. and because the case weighed so heavily on depapes conspiracy theory connections. our legal analyst says an appeals court might take issue with something else as well. what never came through in this trial was mr. depapes mental state. and will an appellate court look at this case and ask why wasn't his mental health problems brought to light during this trial? to reflect on what he did and whether that affected his behavior. now, if the judge denies the motion for a new trial today. today's sentencing could go on as planned or could be rescheduled for a later date. depape faces a possible life sentence. laura. all right. continue to follow. thank you very m

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

made his first public appearance alongside his wife, congresswoman nancy pelosi. he wore a hat and gloves in his letter, he wrote the defendant's violent attack severely damaged the nerves in my left hand. my forehand was degloved, exposing raw nerves and blood vessels. tuesday, david depape was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. >> we're on the eve of a very contentious election. and what the message today at the sentence was, is that political violence is not going to be tolerated amid this election. >> editor of greater good magazine, jeremy adam smith, delved into the topic of political violence. >> a lot of that violence is what researchers call stochastic terrorism. so in other words, this is disorganized terrorism. these are lone individuals. oftentimes they've been spending too much time on the internet. >> is political violence rising? adam smith said it's a complicated answer. >> the good news is most americans are against political violence. the vast majority, the bad news is that support for political violence has increased over

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

made his first public appearance alongside his wife, congresswoman nancy pelosi. he wore a hat and gloves in his letter, he wrote the defendant's violent attack severely damaged the nerves in my left hand. my forehand was degloved, exposing raw nerves and blood vessels. tuesday, david depape was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. >> we're on the eve of a very contentious election. and what the message today at the sentence was, is that political violence is not going to be tolerated amid this election. >> editor of greater good magazine, jeremy adam smith, delved into the topic of political violence. >> a lot of that violence is what researchers call stochastic terrorism. so in other words, this is disorganized terrorism. these are lone individuals. oftentimes they've been spending too much time on the internet. >> is political violence rising? adam smith said it's a complicated answer. >> the good news is most americans are against political violence. the vast majority, the bad news is that support for political violence has increased over

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

the sentence handed down for the man convicted in the 2022 attack on paul pelosi. the surprising new details about the aftermath of the attack being revealed in a letter pelosi submitted to cour. >> world leaders think that donald trump is an easy mark. >> next tuesday, you have to stand up and you have to tell kamala that you've had enough. you're not going to take it anymore. >> vice president harris and former president trump delivering their closing arguments to the american people. both painting vastly different views of the country's future with just six days to go to election day. good morning. it's wednesday, october 30th. >> we're going to start checking in with spencer christian. >> it is chilly outside as temperatures dropped last night because skies were clear, so that daytime heating was able to escape. so here's a look at what's going on. we have an approaching cold front actually that may bring us some rain later today and tonight. but before we get to that, let's move along and take a look at current conditions. this wind is calm. it is calm out the

made his first public appearance alongside his wife, congresswoman nancy pelosi. he wore a hat and gloves. in his letter, he wrote the defendant's violent attack severely damaged the nerves in my left hand. my forehand was degloved, exposing raw nerves and blood vessels. tuesday, david depape was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. >> we're on the eve of a very contentious election. and what the message today at the sentence was is that political violence is not going to be tolerated amid this election. >> editor of greater good magazine, jeremy adam smith, delved into the topic of political violence. >> a lot of that violence is what researchers call stochastic terrorism. so in other words, this is disorganized terrorism. these are lone individuals. oftentimes they've been spending too much time on the internet. >> is political violence rising? adam smith said it's a complicated answer. >> good news is most americans are against political violence. the vast majority. the bad news is that support for political violence has increased over the

[applause] >> i ask nancy pelosi to come forward. speaker pelosi: again, mr. president, mr. president, mr. president, how great for her to have three great presidents of the united states. we all know the passing of ethel kennedy is a deep personal loss for her beloved family and friends. i'm honored and grateful for the opportunity to share some thoughts about her from an official standpoint and also from a girlfriend standpoint. as we all know after the tragic loss of bobby, there was a profound dedication to carry out not just their commitment to expanding opportunity, promoting civil-rights and promoting a more peaceful world. we talk frequently about hope because people would say where is hope. her deep faith in what we said, hope is sitting where it always has been. right between faith and charity. her deep faith in god and goodness of others, her faith in the charity of others gave her hope as well. she gave us strength to help america cope in establishing the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights, which he carried on.

pelosi suffered a skull fracture that ended with plates and screws. pap admitted during his federal trial he had planned to hold nancy pelosi hostage and quote, break her kneecaps if she did not admit to the lies, he said she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the pelosi family did release a statement about the sentencing saying, quote, it gives our pop some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated. minimized our can do it. >> a large group caught on surveillance video attempting to break into a sneaker shop in daly city. this happened yesterday morning at locker sf along mission street. the video shows a white sedan trying to back into the store to break in more than 10 people wearing black hooded sweatshirts were then seen coming out of multiple cars. the group of suspects seen running away as a police car was heading towards them, unable to get in because they didn't have enough time. >> you know, you don't

he was seen on police body cam video bludgeoning and seriously wounding paul pelosi.ape gave a rambling statement about conspiracy theories. he was earlier sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal carges. >>> and the bbc says the teenager accused of killing three young girls at a dance class in england is facing a terror charge. police say axel rudakubana produced the deadly poison ricin that was found in his home. they say he had a military study of an al qaeda training manual. three girls between the ages of 6 and 9 were killed in a stabbing rampage in july during a taylor swift-themed dance class in the town of southport. ten others were injured. >>> ahead, delayed flights? no problem. the new protections for travelers. details in cbs "moneywatch." ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-manage

nancy, nancy pelosi. under pelosi was 47. the first time she ran for president. and barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought, i need to get a career because i have to support my family. you know, there there are so there are threads that go to their women who ended up their lives in they never could have foreseen. at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters excuse barbara bush early in her husband's term. she did a town hall at the kennedy center here in washington, where hundreds women, thousands of women came to listen to her. and at one point i said, of course you sacrificed your college education. you left smith college to marry george bush and can. and we came backstage and she turned and all but grabbed me by this nape of my neck. she said, i'm never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marry george bush. as he headed off to war. so all three of those women had of it in them, in their era that kind bottled energy that that barbara walters really, really displayed. they were all made of steel and they all fa

this is when they responded to a call from paul pelosi. that's had a cryptic message that something was going on. they showed up and saw him struggling there and then there's a pap hitting him in the head with a hammer. pelosi was taken to the hospital covered, suffered a skull fracture and they had to put plates and screws into his headed to pap admitted during his federal trial that he had planned to hold nancy pelosi if she were there hostage to quote and he would break her kneecaps if she didn't admit to what he said were lies that she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the pelosi family released a statement that says in part that this gives our popped some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condoned. >> to the east bay now where a hayward man is now facing murder charges for allegedly shooting and killing his own father. so investigators say that shooting happened inside of

the attack on paul pelosi was captured on police body camera when they responded to the pelosi home in 2022. and you can see david de pap struggling trying to pull the hammer away and then. hit the head. and pelosi suffered a skull fracture. he had to go into surgery and have metal plates and screws. putin is had to survive to pap, admitted during his federal trial that he had planned to hold nancy pelosi hostage and cool break her kneecaps that she did not admit to the lies she told about russian interference. the 2016 presidential campaign. so he had planned the whole thing there. he was out back breaking into their home. the pelosi family released this statement saying in part that this gives our pop some measure illegal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condoned end quote. >> well, with only 6 days left until election day, the leaders of california's reoublican and democratic parties say their respective parties are in good shape as they are prepared to win the electi

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

wait, hold on. >> adam schiff, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi's husband. if a democratic presidential candidate said that you and your wife were evil and that the military should be used against you, i would say, that's disgusting. >> well, thank you. some have said that about us because they don't like my politics. i did not hear president trump in the clip say he was going to stick the military on adam schiff. you have two different clips in two contexts. what president trump is talking about is that they have been attacking and maligning him from the day he came down that golden escalator. everybody knows that's true in 2015/2016, that's when this began. he's been the most attacked, maligned political figure they've tried to kill him twice. >> who is they? >> he feels it acutely. if you were under attack like he is all the time, every day. >> who? >> iran, who has assassination attempts against him. >> it is not crazy people in the country who get on rooftops and take shots. >> there is this conflation of -- >> they're not. jake, they're not. the politi

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

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

i think pelosi riding after the election. he said, you're adam schiff were writing to the leopard. you're using to separate phrases. he said about using the military that far left lunatics, people who riot in the wake of an election, people who burned down american in cities in the summer of 2020? yes, we should have a federal law enforcement said to joe rogan on friday, the enemy within that he wants the military to go after he know this enemy within your problem that second part, we have to we have people that are really bad people that i really think want to make this country on successful. that's what the enemy within he's say that he wants to use the military against those people here, the war's the game, military to go after the enemy with. there's the game that you're playing. he said playing it down it out. let me can i answer the question, please? he said that he wanted to use the military to go after far left lunatics who are rioting. and he also called them and he also called them the enemy within. he's separately in a totally different kinds on texts and a totally diffe

my favorite speaker pelosi moment was in 2007. and my mother said, come on, you have got to watch this. you have got to be in the room. and to hear the president say madame speaker, that was absolutely powerful and my mom said my prayer is that she is not the last and about art of power, because i know all of you have in front of you, i actually want to begin by to the section that i went to reread three times because it made me cry. and so i want to take people to that and start my questions is actually in the very beginning of the book when she talks about knowing why and speaker pelosi said people have asked her what is her favorite word and her favorite word is word. can you talk a bit about that to help frame that because that's how you open up the book. thank you very much, kay. it's my honor to be here with each and every one of you a special to be here with kay, to engage in this conversation with you. thank you magic whitehead, for your leadership. silver star, who is not here with us tonight. but i to see the women leade

depape held paul pelosi hostage and ultimately beat him with the hammer. it was an attack that was caught on video. body cam video of an sfpd officer. the life sentence was specifically for the aggravated kidnaping charge that jurors convicted d papa of earlier this summer. i think this case also came down to which charges ultimately were able to survive. and so i'm not surprised necessarily, that we got the verdict that we did. but again, you never know what a jury might do or what how a judge may sentence. also noteworthy today before the sentencing, depape actually addressed the court rambling about conspiracy theories for nearly 45 minutes before the judge ultimately cut him off. the judge also noted depape declined to apologize to paul pelosi or express any remorse, something that he had previously done during sentencing on his federal charges. in the same case, depapes attorney says he plans to appeal the sentence. in oakland, the ballot battle over whether to recall both mayor sheng thao and da pamela price is turning into more than just a political

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

depape held paul pelosi hostage and ultimately beat him with a hammer.today's sentencing, depape addressed the court rambling about conspiracy theories for nearly 45 minutes before the judge finally cut him off. the life sentence was specifically for the aggravated kidnaping charge that jurors convicted him of. this past summer, depape was also found guilty in a separate federal case and was sentenced to 30 years in prison in that case. well, here comes some money. several counties across the state, including the bay area, will get state funding to fight homelessness. governor newsom making the announcement today. the money comes from the homeless housing assistance and prevention grant program. the funds will go toward building new shelters and providing services. alameda and santa clara regions were awarded about $56 million each. san francisco received 43 million. san mateo, marin, napa and solano areas also received smaller grants. we are back in 60s. up next. trying something new. look at that. a high tech strategy to fight crime in a san jose neigh

pelosi suffered a skull fracture. and they had to actually do surgery and mend that with plates and screws in his head. pap admitted at is federal tried plans to hold nancy pelosi hostage and quote, break her kneecaps if she didn't admit to the what he called lies that she told about russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the pelosi family released a statement saying, quote, this gives our pop some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condone. >> well, with only 6 days left to go, the leaders of california's republican democratic parties say their respective parties are in good shape and prepare to win this upcoming election on tuesday on the democratic side, officials say their party has laid out the groundwork for success in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans 2 to one. >> everything from knocking on doors making phone calls to sending te

luckily nancy pelosi wasn't there in the whole pelosi family is relieved at this sentencing saying in part, quote, it gives our pop some measure of legal justice and we hope a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated, minimized or condoned. >> well, we've got less than a week to go until election day. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are certainly spending the remaining time driving their message to supporters that this election is going to be a challenge. yeah. last night harris chose to deliver her message from the lips and dc. our dc correspondent basil john has more. both candidates kicked off the final stretch of their campaigns. but while former president donald trump was in a battleground state. >> vice president kamala harris was here in the nation's capital. vice president kamala harris is headed to north carolina coming off the heels of her speech in dc tuesday night. you give me the chance to fight on your behalf. >> there is nothing in the world that will stand in my way

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

the book also said pelosi was the key figure in the movement to get rid of biden.joe: wow, i mean, this is where it's really getting ugly, isn't it? the fact is that the kamala harris campaign, nancy pelosi, they abandoned joe biden many, many weeks ago. remember how poorly he was treated during the democratic national convention. speak night one four nights. immediately sent out of there. couldn't participate in the rest of hits own party's connection. can you imagine this? mr. biden has gone out of hirst way to throw cam lawnd the bus giving the tiewrpt and drive that bus off the cliff like in thelma and louise. look what he did in the hurricanes. calls him selfish and biden says actually desantis has been great. i gave him my own personal number. he did that attack in a broad daylight. the biden people are not happy. they are going to make sure kamala harris is very uncomfortable in the final 15 days of this campaign they don't like the fact he was ousted aside when he maybe would have done better against donald trump. that was the argue. they always made. they

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

in 2022, paul pelosi was already a subject of an investigation.anaged to do quite buy shares of chip developer nvidia in a timely manner. by pure coincidence, this happened on the eve of the senate vote on a bill to stimulate the semiconductor industry in the country. subsequently , the industry received $52 billion from the us government, which means that the company's shares have grown dramatically. according to various and at the same time modest estimates, the pelosi family was able to earn about $100 million on insider information. reportedly, the return on pelosi's investment portfolio in the past year amounted to as much as 65%. but this case is far from the only one in a long chain of dubious stock transactions among us politicians. the very first scandal of this kind can be considered the case of the american company crédito belélier in french manner in 1872. congressmen secretly bought shares of the railroad company at a reduced price and then provided it with lucrative contracts. when the machinations were revealed, it dealt a serious b

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

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

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

, including paul pelosi., that is a sick "f" thing. this is guy is a sick "f." and we have to really think hard about putting him back in office. >> thank you very much for being with us, jonathan. we appreciate your time. the book is "american reckoning inside trump's trial and my own." jonathan, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can reach me all kinds of way and i want to thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea will be back on monday. we pick up after a short break. k . now available: boost max! when we started feeding bogie the farmer's dog, he lost so much weight. pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. in the morning, he flies up the stairs and hops up on my bed. in the past, he would not have been able to do any of those things. when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even

some rhetoric because perhaps meant for one pelosi, which is paul pelosi when we look at his focus on that, what do you think about him saying that and whether that may actually be a missed opportunity? >> so i think that he is using fear as a motivator here. and i think that he is trying to motivate the base these things play well with his base and with social media unfortunately, there really disgusting comments given the attacks on paul pelosi, but also, we know that he will follow through with some of these things or try to follow through with some of these things. i think last time there were people in his administration and said, well, you can't actually go after your political opponents here. you can't actually go and prosecute these folks. i don't know that he will have that same those same types of people in place next time. so i do think it is worrisome if being on the other side why don't i mean, no one's talking about how president biden and 2022 compared his political opponents as domestic terrorist and said that they were like jefferson davis. so look, politics is very e

the more difficult, the pelosis, and the people are so sick and evil. if they would spend their time trying to make america great again, it would be so easy to make this country great. i heard about that. they were saying i was threatening. i'm not threatening anybody. they are going the threatening. they do phony investigations, and i have been investigated more than al capone. it's true. it's call weaponnization of government. it's a terrible thing. >> all right. >> they are the threat to democracy. >> comparing nancy pelosi to dictators. you have to -- wow, take in what the vice president had to deal with there. claire, your thoughts? it seems like whenever she brought up facts and backed up the facts leading to a frightening point, that donald trump is leaning very, very heavily towards fascism, talking about using the military against his own people and naming names, any time she would do that brett would talk over her to prevent the viewers from hearing them. that was my take. how do you think the vice president did on fox news yesterday? >> yeah,

convicting david depape for state charges for his attack on paul pelosi with a hammer back in 2022. the life sentence on state charges is on top of the 30-year sentence depape received for his federal conviction. after today's sentencing, depape's attorney spoke about his client's mental health. >> his condition combined with the sort of terrible stuff that's out there, just seeking engagement with people. and letting him down the horrible path, and this is where we wound up. >> the pelosi family issued a statement saying they hope today's sentence will send a message to others that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated. >>> the high-profile murder trial is set to resume tomorrow morning. nima momeni is charged with killing cash app founder, bob lee. the prosecution argues momeni stabbed and killed lee with a kitchen knife after a heated discussion over lee's relationship with momeni's sister and their alleged drug use. now the defense argues momeni killed lee in self-defense. last week momeni's sister spent nearly three four days