we have zoe lofgren joining us later in the hour. because the january 6th committee did an interview with a secret service official about exactly what was going on over there. on january 6th -- we will see what she can tell us about how that went. and we are also going to be joined by senator michael bennet, running for reelection in colorado. we will see how confident he's feeling tonight. >> secret service piece of january 6th is the biggest mystery i think there is. so, i'm eager to hear that interview. and michael bennet, always a good talker. have a good show, lawrence. >> thanks, alex. thank you. we have two important confessions tonight. two historic confessions. historic confessions about the trumpian madness that consumes millions of people in this country. one of the confessions is by a trump supporter who confessed to attempting to kidnap and possibly murder the speaker of the house and to actually attempting to murder the speaker's husband. we have another confession from another trump supporter who has not yet committed

we turn now to california congresswoman zoe lofgren. she serves on the judiciary committee and the select committee investigating january 6th. good morning to you, congresswoman. i want to get straight to it. does the refusal of the vice president and the former president to comply with your investigation in any way impede the impact or outcome? >> well, we wish they had come in. certainly, other presidents have come in when asked by the congress, including gerald ford, teddy roosevelt, many others. it is almost thanksgiving and the committee turns into a pumpkin at the end of december, so we don't have time to litigate this. but i think they've cheated history and they should have done otherwise. we, on the other hand, have received substantial information from other sources and we're in the process of, as i'm sure you know, writing our report now. >> you're continuing to gather information, as i understand it, speaking to two secret service officials recently. what more do you need and are you still sharing that information with the j

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capitol police chief, san jose congresswoman zoe lofgren wrote in part, "the manner in which the speaker and her family were targeted raise significant questions about security protections for members of congress, particularly those in the presidential line of succession." remember, speaker pelosi is third in line, or second after the president and the vice president. so what does it take in this day and age to keep our leaders safe? joining us now former fbi agent and■v secret service agent tim collin. nice to have you on the program. we talk about this pelosi case which obviously you're not working on. but is there some unfair criticism now with the capitol police about how -- should they be able to monitor these 1800 cameras that they have all over the country with all sorts of politicians? is that unfair criticism? >> i can't speak directly on whether criticism is fair or unfair. but what i can tell you is the work that i've seen at the capitol hill police done, the u.s. secret service that they do day in and day out and just the sheer volume as you mention, the number of cameras tha

within a month the public will have everything that we found, all the evidence. >> democrat zoe lofgrennow as the house wraps up its final days this session, republican kevin mccarthy is giving a sneak peek of his plans if he becomes speaker of the house next year. for starters he's promising to remove some democrats from their house committees. >> eric swalwell cannot get a security clearance in the public sector. why would we give him a security clearance in the secrets to america? i will not allow him to be on intel. you have adam schiff who lied to the american public time and again. we will not allow him to be on the intel committee either. and look, congresswoman omar, her anti-semitic comments that have gone forward. we're not going allow her to be on foreign affairs. >> mccarthy is aiming to be the next house speaker in january now that republicans control the chamber, but republicans are divided on how they feel about him in that role. paul ryan, former house speaker, says mccarthy is perfect for the job. >> there isn't anybody better suited to running this conference than kevi

. >> reporter: south bay representative zoe lofgren wrote a letter demanding answers. the speaker is third in succession. >> if you take a look at the level of protection the speaker and her family are receiving compared to what the current or any vice president receives, it doesn't really add up. >> reporter: lofgren says some republicans are at fault for fueling rhetoric. >> i'm not suggesting the attack was intended by the republican leadership, but their failure to condemn that rhetoric helps create the environment that allows it to flourish. >> i find the whole thing rich. >> reporter: john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party. he hopes depape is swiftly dealt with without finger pointing. >> the fact that this person wouldn't really know what his politics were, but we do have a sense there is serious mental illness in his life. so i think it's unfortunate some of these people have taken this direction. >> reporter: the speaker finding a different direction with a statement thanking those who helped in her husband's recovery. the san francisco d.

let's first talk about congresswoman zoe lofgren. she says this raises significant questions about lawmaker's security and the level of coordination with local police departments. what questions do capitol police and the san francisco police department need to answer in this investigation from your perspective? >> you know, i think in this case it's been a wakeup call for everyone that we can't take for grant it the safety of our political leaders nor their families. in my view, both agencies are doing their best to figure out what they can do to improve the level of security, not only for speaker pelosi, but in general for our political leadership. but i certainly think this was a wakeup call for everyone. >> it certainly was. your motion to detain this suspect contained disturbing details, including that he viewed this as a suicide mission, saying we've got to take them all out, that's his quote. how dangerous a threat does this suspect represent to the pelosis and other public officials for that matter, and how critical is it that

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the head of the house committee overseeing the agency, democrat zoe lofgren, sent a four-page letter to the capitol police chief. she wrote the attack on paul pelosi raised significant questions about securities protection for members of congress. she also asked the department to spell out its plans for protecting lawmakers and their families. capitol police said a camera focused on pelosi's home was not being monitored during the attack since the speaker was not there at the time. >>> and turning to the economy now. interest rates are climbing high again. the federal reserve is once again taking action in hopes of easing inflation. bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman jerome powell says interest rates have to go up to bring inflation and prices down. >> price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve and serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability the economy does not work for anyone. >> reporter: the board is raising a benchmark rate .75%, the sixth increase of the year is an attempt to cool off the economy. rising interest

southbay congresswoman zoe lofgren sent a letter to the chief of u.s. capitol police demanding answers about their handling of member protections and protocols. capitol police say they've begun in internal security review. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: the bay area's most popular city is going to elect a new mayor. facing off in san jose is a county supervisor and a member of the san jose city council. amanda del castillo yo caught up with both candidates tonight. reporter: the countdown to election day dwindles. eyes on san jose's mayoral race, looking to replace the mayor of the 10th largest city in the country. cindy chavez and matt man. top priorities include homelessness, affordable housing, public safety, and combating crime. >> the number one deterrent to crime is having police officers, making sure crimes get investigated and prosecuted is how you stop repeat offenders. >> we can continue to have this revolving door at the county jail where the police department is arresting the same people over and over again, largely for lack of intervention arou

meantime, congresswoman zoe lofgren sent a letter to the chief of u.s. capitol police, demanding answers about their handling of member security and protocols. capitol police in the meantime released a statement indicating the department has begun an internal security review and will review input and questions from their congressional stakeholders. certainly more to come on this. dan: no question. thank you, stephanie. the bay area is seeing more november rain. you can see rainfall on the bay bridge eastbound on a stretch of i-580 eastbound to pleasanton, even hail coming down pretty hard in san jose. ama: let's check in with abc7 news meteorological sandhya patel. sandhya: it is quieter now compared to earlier today. let me show you live doppler 7. we have a few showers popping up. let me show you where as we get you into street-level radar northwest of vacaville, pleasant valley road seeing a light to moderate pocket of wet weather. saw everything from hail to thunderstorms passing through parts of the south and east bay, even the north bay. there was

southbay congresswoman zoe lofgren sent a letter to the ofe demanding answers about their handling of member protections and protocols. capitol police say they've begun in internal security review. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: the bay area's most popular city is going to elect a new mayor. facing off in san jose is a county supervisor and a member of the san jose city council. amanda del castillo yo caught up with both candidates tonight. reporter: the countdown to election day dwindles. eyes on san jose's mayoral race, looking to replace the mayor of the 10th largest city in the country. cindy chavez and matt man. top priorities include homelessness, affordable housing, public safety, and combating crime. >> the number one deterrent to crime is having police officers, making sure crimes get investigated and prosecuted is how you stop repeat offenders. >> we can continue to have this revolving door at the county jail where the police department is arresting the same people over and over again, largely for lack of intervention around addiction and mental illness. reporter: the candidates

zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down and whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police have something like 2000 officers so they're out of manpower to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and that then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is through the

so, i think we can reform the electoral count act passing the legislation that zoe lofgren and liz cheneyave proposed. but that's just one small part of what needs to be done -- needs to be done to protect american constitutional democracy. >> election deniers didn't prevail in the key battlegrounds, but cbs tallied it, and at least 155 house republicans in the new congress have raised unfounded doubts about the validity or integrity of the 2020 election. these are going to be your colleagues that you will be working with. what change is that going to effect in the work you do? >> that's a statement about the political contamination of the gop by donald trump. and, again, kevin mccarthy and other leaders within the republican party are now required to make a decision about whether they're going to try to rid themselves of donald trump and his toxic influence on the party -- >> but these 155 house republicans are his constituency. kevin mccarthy, if he wants to be leader, needs to be consider -- >> right. it's a problem for kevin mccarthy now because there are certain pro-trumpist within h

south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren says the panel will release all evidence within a month before republicansl of the house. >> it is almost thanksgiving and the committee turns into a pumpkin at the end of december so we don't have time to litigate this, but i think they've cheated history. >> it looks like another trump nor former mike pence will testify. trump flood a lawsuit to block the committee subpoena. mike pence said that congress has no right to his testimony. >>> the newly appointed special counsel is taking over the justice department separate investigations into the capitol riot, it's also looking into the former president's handling of classified documents at mar-a-lago, and just days ago, trump announced his 2024 presidential bid. >>> adderall funding for free covid shots will end soon, so crews from stanford hospital headed over to the discovery museum to vaccinate kids and families. kids 6 and up rolled up their sleeves to get protected in between having some fun. >> the covid pandemic is not over, it still very much with us, and getting the covid booster decreases the sever

. >>> this just in, zoe lofgren just sent a letter to the chief of capitol police. for security protection for the members of congress after the break-in at nancy pelosi's home. whitney wild joins me now. i have this letter right here. what else is she laying out here in terms of her questions? >> basically what she's saying is what were the policies you said in place prior to this? were the policies follows? if there weren't any, why not? these are very direct, and they hit at the heart of some of the major questions. one of the questions she has is what is the relationship between the capitol police and the san francisco police department. we have lenders from sources, me and jamie gangel, there at one point was a san francisco police officer that did regular patrols, but that ended last year. the committee on administration is wondering what is the relationship? what was the memo of understanding? how is this supposed to work? do they train together? basically how do they work together to protect arguably one of the biggest targets in american. furse congresswoma

zoe lofgren says the panel will release all evidence within the month before republicans take controlthe house. >> it is almost thanksgiving and the committee turns into a pumpkin at the end of december. we don't have time to litigate this. i think they cheated history. they should have done otherwise. >> it looks like neither donald trump nor mike pence will testify. trump filed a lawsuit to block the subpoena from the committee. mike pence told margaret brennan that congress has no right to his testimony. >>> vice president kamala harris is in the philippines on a three-day visit. she met today with president ferdinand marcos jr. the trip is aimed at rebuilding ties and countering china's push into the region. she is the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the lapine's since michael >> took power. >>> the world cup kicks off today in qatar. the united states is set to play its first match at 11:00 against wales. >> i am rooting for england, germany, and of course the u.s. england is up for-0 against iran. we are keeping a close eye on that, too. >>> you are also keeping a close e

bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder to threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a pap with assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> as for dip happ, his next court appearance is set for december 14th here in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. twitter's new owner elon mosque continuing to make big cuts to the company's workforce. at least 784 jobs will be lost from twitter's san francisco office alone. that's according to a layup notification submitted t

current mayor sam liccardo has endorsed mahan, while chavez has the report support of representative zoe lofgren. >>> the race to replace libby chaff. da lin talked to the top four candidates over the weekend. >> reporter: doorknocking, shaking hands , passing out campaign flyers , and connecting with voters . each candidate putting mileage on those walking shoes today as they canvas neighborhoods to solicit votes. >> thank you for voting, and we'll let you be on your way. >> reporter: the top four candidates say they are focused on crime and homelessness. east oakland councilmembers loren taylor and treva reid are moderate democrats who have formed an alliance . ignacio de la fuente is an old-school democrat who is coming out of retirement , and councilwoman sheng thao is considered a progressive candidate . >> on the unity candidate in the sense that i have the strong support of my council colleagues. >> reporter: councilwoman thao said she will focus on violence prevention, intervention, and major police have resources to fight crime. >> we need a change. people are dying for a change, so the

congresswoman zoe lofgren on a very busy and important day in the chamber.much very much for making some time to talk to us. >> thank you very much. take care. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. joining our conversation, miles teller, co-founder of the political party forward. with me at the table, katty kay, u.s. special correspondent for bbc studios and msnbc contributor, plus former kentucky senate account, retired marine corps colonel amy. we don't have your most important title, amy. the effort you ran to make sure that the people in charge of our elections, the secretaries of state was not wildly successful. congratulations. tell me how that happened and why it worked and how you feel. >> really, it was my team and i. we looked at what this threat to democracy as it was developing in the spring, you know these election deniers that were on the ballots in these key swing states around the country ended four of them got through the primaries. and in minnesota -- >> nevada? >> nevada, arizona, michigan, and minnesota. and so we were very co

zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they have a manpower to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is true that lef

congresswoman zoe lofgren has sent a letter to the gf -- the chief of u.s. capitol police demanding answers about their handling of security. capitol police has released a statement indicating the department has begun an internal security review. we were told moments ago congressional stakeholders will be weighing in on the review. we will have pointed questions as these issues happened at critical moments of this investigation. >> i have no doubts they will have those critical questions. on friday the suspect will have his preliminary hearing set. a bail hearing will be set to decide if he should have the opportunity to post bond. we spoke with some of his neighbors in richmond. they described the 42-year-old as a quiet man who kept to himself. neighbors say they knew of his interest in online conspiracy theories. >> he was looking to some ideas that are out there in politics and the social sphere to solve some deep-seated personal problems of his. >> he has pleaded not guilty to six felony charges. he is facing federal charges as well. >> state senator sco

look what democratic lawmaker zoe lofgren put out a scathing letter to capitol police saying we want to know exactly every policy that should have peritarianed to protecting nancy pelosi and further that would have dictated relationships with local police and they want very detailed answers about what those procedures were, if those policies were followed and the message there, they need to come up with good questions before they start, answers to these questions before they begin asking for more money. so those are some of the conversations that are going on on capitol hill. some sources indicated to me they're skeptical of some of the, some of the money it's going to take to revamp this organization, and part of the problem here is that across the board there's just not a total consensus on what this agency should be. for example, the capitol police inspector general thinks that should be basically a mini secret service. however, there are other people who say, capitol police is a police department. so there's a push and pull there. let's talk about some of the ideas they do have.

zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they have the man power to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is for the left and then

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zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down and whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police have something like 2000 officers so they him in power to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is for the left and they n

>> so zoe lofgren's point is that there was not evidence right now but anything different was being doneresident pence's security detail. as they took him to the capital. in a superficial role. he couldn't buy one of the role certifying election results on january six. you can say on a, vermont went on to do that. what congresswoman lofgren is finding is that there is no evidence that secret service had any red flags or expert details or extra security ramped up for the vice president, while they knew that domestic extremist organizations and trump supporters were talking about targeting the capital for violence. if you know a building is essentially going to be the scene of a potential riot or melee or attack, then you do have to wonder why there wasn't a more amped up security presence for the vice president who is going to the building that day. >> yes. absolutely answers need to come from that as well. switching gears here, i know you are one of four reporters to break the story that the capitol police were not monitoring cameras when the assailant broke into speak up a lacey's home

tonight, congress woman zoe lofgren is demanding to know why capitol police did not do more to protectpeaker, and asked what the department plans to do to improve security. nbc news has confirmed the break-in at pelosi san francisco home was captured on capitol police security cameras. but it was not seen until several minutes later. today, capitol hill police said those cameras are actively monitored when the speaker is at her home on the west coast. the department adds a security review is now underway. biden is warning about democracy on the ballot comes as election officials face a growing number of intimidating poll watchers and conspiracy theories about mail in ballots. nbc news correspondents have been tracking all of this across key battleground states. watch. >> i'm shaquille brewster in marshfield, wisconsin, where across the state election security is already top of mind. this morning, we saw the rnc file a lawsuit against the city of green bay, a judge ruling that the poll workers, those third-party poll observers, needed to have more access to early voting in the city of g

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zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they're out of manpower to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is true that

. >> jamie, democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren said on cnn tonight that the lack of condemnation from the republican party on the attack is creating a, quote, environment of permission. i'm wondering what you were hearing from sources on that ongoing discussion or debate. >> i think that unfortunately, this is the political climate that we are in, anderson. the january 6th committee has been talking about, quote, the clear and present danger of disinformation, of donald trump continuing the lie about election, about election deniers, about promoting violence. and so this is the place we find ourselves in. and paul pelosi was the very real victim here of a horrific attack, life-threatening. but we can't forget that the speak over the house nancy pelosi was the target of it. anderson? >> jamie gangel, sanjay gupta, thank you so much. >>> coming up, what some have been starting to call an alarming trend. local law enforcement becoming involved in the midterms, in some places with armed police officers questioning voters about their ballots. more on that ahead. [school bells] when pain sa

zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they have the man power to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is through the left and t

i want to applaud chairwoman zoe lofgren of the house administration committee and ranking member lizheney who brought the legislation forward. additionally, the u.s. senate committee on rules and administration recently marked up the electoral count reform act, a competing proposal. i call upon my colleagues in the key committees to promptly bring forward compromised legislation that we can enact into law. democracy is fragile and it is our responsibility to protect it. americans have upheld this responsibility for more than two centuries of challenges and adversity. if we fail to seize this opportunity to fix the broken electoral count act, i fear that our democratic system will not get another chance. congress has waited 145 days and there's only 20 remaining. time is running out. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: well, thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, every few weeks we read headlines of another crisis. baby formula, fertilizer. now ano

committee members zoe lofgren says the d.o.j. when the public sees what they've done. they're going to get them both at the same time. >> i understand the committee has released documents to the department of justice, is that not the case? >> well, we're not, no, we're, we're doing our own investigation. >> right. >> and within a month, the public will have everything that we found. all of the evidence. >> but within a month, that is because that is all the time the committee has left. incoming house oversight chair republican james comber, you see right there, says he has a different investigation in mind, about the guy you see there now, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake joins me now. first, talk to me about the january 6th committee and this report that they're writing, what do we know about it? >> katy, it is meant to be expansive and cover the entire breadth of their investigation. everything from the content that we've seen in the public hearings but also other related security failures and other issu

bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder to threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a pap with assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> and right now the path remains in san francisco custody and the jail. he will be back in court december 14th for his preliminary hearing reporting live here in san francisco. i'm theresa back to you guys. thank you. >> nearly 800 twitter employees and san francisco have been told they're out of a job or will be soon. twitter

garrett, you cover capitol hill, where congresswoman zoe lofgren is demanding answers from the capitol police about how members are being protected when they're outside d.c. i'm wondering what's the mood among members you've been able to talk to, and how complicated, frankly, is the answer to her question? >> members were spooked by this attack. that was clear from the word go. members i've talked to and my colleagues i've talked to were very frightened by this possibility. and a lot of them have been living with these kinds of threats and fears for a long time. the attack against paul pelosi was the kind of thing when you talk to members was not outside the realm of possibility. it could happen to any one of them. members felt like it was an eventuality that someone would be attacked in kind of the current threat environment against members of congress. that's also, by the way, the way capitol police look at it. and i think they see this not as a failure of them doing their job, which is prescribed them to, which in this case is clear, protecting the speaker. she is the mission. but r

zoe lofgren send a five-page letter to the chief saying the incident raises significant questions aboutons for members of congress, particularly those in the presidential line of succession. paul pelosi was attacked by an intruder armed with a hammer at their san francisco home. the suspect faces both federal and state charges. garrett haake is following this for us. talk to us, what questions does congressman lofgren want answered and are there resources really there for fundamental security changes? >> if there's not, it's possible that there will be, and that's the direction that she goes in this letter. capitol police based on their staffing and relationships, you feel like to a large degree, they did what they're supposed to do in this instance, which is protect speaker pelosi. they're not built to necessarily protect her home as it stands right now. congresswoman lofgren's letter focuses on ways in which that might be different. she asked whether all of their proper procedures were followed protecting someone like the speaker, who is in the line of succession. she also asked about

done by mid-december i've been hearing a lot from republicans, as well and staff, house admin, zoe lofgrend me, what do we have? what are the pots of money i can use? have i used it already? this will definitely be a conversation and the question is, who in the family, the spouses, who is going to get security? do they even extend it that far and what does the u.s. capitol police need? we heard from the u.s. capitol police chief that they need more resources. they do need more officers but i won't be surprised already if you hear from the more far right members of congress saying we don't need any more surveillance. why are you doing this and the far left debating, we cannot fund the police any way, shape or form. >> you just mentioned a good point as well, which is that for the public when they see security details they think of the secret service but the secret service isn't just out protecting a building, not just even out protecting just their branch protecting a member of congress. they have an intelligence arm that is sharing information, also speaking to local police departments to

we have zoe lofgren joining us later in the hour.

important for multiple reasons but particularly, because january six committee member, congresswoman zoe lofgrenshell of her own last night. >> there were people with arms with guns not going to the magnetometer's, and then the president all those people with guns too much to the capitol. it's not at all clear that anyone told the vice president detail about this. >> the committee is not sure that anybody thought to mention the alarming and terrifying intelligence is the vice president security team, that an armed crowd was in an area that the vice president will be spending much of the day, an armed crowd had its sights set on the vice president. you have to wonder why the secret service would have kept at detail under wraps. the more we learn, the more we want to know. we will be right back. we will be right back. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types

zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down and whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police have something like 2000 officers so they're out of manpower to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and that then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >> and lone offenders with enduring perceptions of election fraud in 2020 or supported the insurrection are a great risk in america. but smith says it's more complicated. >> i think the left is through the

and bay area, congresswoman zoe lofgren is demanding answers after the u.s. capitol police admitted no one was monitoring the lives or video surveillance of the pelosi home on the morning of the attack. olafur it is chair of the house committee that oversees the capitol police department. her team now investigating whether adequate protocols were in place. and former fbi agent and security expert rick smith also weighed in on this issue. he says a more robust security system could have helped in the pelosi case. but achieving total safety simply is not possible. right now. >> the capitol police only have something like 2000 officers so they him in power to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. >> the capitol police department has not publicly responded to law friends concerns yet. and new at noon, a san jose man is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a minor. police say the suspect was previously a physical therapist working wit

bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder, threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a pap with assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. as for de pap his next court appearance is set for december 14th. >> here in san francisco, theresa kron, 4 news. >> charges are being filed against the man. police say killed an elderly man in a random attack near a 7 11 store in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. police say 77 year-old richard owens was killed. 2 other p

the scenes on the final report, but there is also support for liz chainy, we had a statement from zoe lofgrenave us a statement, saying that she had thanked liz cheney for her work, but a lot of it is sausage making on the final report behind the scenes, it is quite messy, and what we're hearing, and we heard this from multiple, multiple people who have been involved in this committee for the past two years, is that a lot of the work is being cut, or the total amount of workers were to be cut, in exchange for more content about trump himself. >> when do we expect the report to come out? >> we expect the report to come out next month at some point. it will be fairly lengthy. and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of pages, and they'll have to get it out before the committee, obviously, and it is likely disbanded by the republican majority in january so we expect it by the end of the year. >> lisa, let's talk about the expectation for what is going to be in this report, beyond these rumblings about whether it focuses to much on donald trump. has the committee proved its thesis? >> that's an int

bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder to threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a path with assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> as for dip happ, his next court appearance is set for december 14th here in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and it is the final push for san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez and matt mahan. they're locked in a tight race to be the south bay cities set. first new mayor in