scott and paul drove home to paul's house. >> you went straight to paul's house when you came back? >> yes. >> but on the stand, paul's landlord disputed that, he said he was setting -- photo shoot did not lay eyes on any of them. >> how could the man be out there and never sees scott sherwood or paul. there's only one way, it did not happen! the lawyers testimony less proof that scott sherwood had made up the story. we -- the prosecution had not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that paul was a killer. paul novak is not guilty and i will ask you to find him so. >> after seven weeks, the jury finally started to deliberate, going into the trial, paul was certain they would find him not guilty. your life is on the line. >> yes my life is on the line, but i'm sure the truth will come out, hopefully those 12 people will know the true story. >> his fiancÉe cat, told us before the verdict, she will stick by him no matter what. i believe in him. >> have you thought of your wedding? and where it will be, when it will happen? >> i actually bought my dress. >> yes my life is on the line, but

♪ paul: welcome to the journal to the "journal editorial report". i'm paul gigot. with just over three weeks to go until the midterms, voters looking for relief from higher prices are going to have to wait. with inflation if rising faster than expected in september, the labor department reporting thursday that consumer prices were up 8.2% from a year ago as american families pay nor more for nearly everything. president biden claiming his administration is making progress in the fight against soaring prices and warning that republican gains in november could make inflation worse. >> because of my economic plan, we are better positioned than any other major economy in the world to weather the challenges and come through this as a strong iser company. republicans win, inflation if's going to get worse. it's that simple. paul: let's bring in texas congressman kevin brady. welcome, congressman, appreciate your coming in. the president says lots of progress, but wait, look, you've got the last three months it came down from 9% to 8 and something, now 8.2%, so three mont

tell me about paul ramsey. >> i had to read a lot of paul ramesses writings, the late great paul ramsey of princeton. he had anen dowed position in the department. he was on the forefront of looking at the shift from medical ethics to bioethics. we have this institute which is two year fellowship program where young men and women from around the world are applying for a coveted spot. we are only able to accept a few. one of our first paul ramsey fellows wrote the very famous book when breath becomes air. he was a neurosurgeon at stanford when diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. just to give an insight of the caliber of people attracted to this two year fellowship where they study with a psychologist at irvine, an ameritus professor of ethics. >> that's great. we'll take a brief break and talk again with jennifer lyle. >>> hello. welcome back. we are talking with jennifer lyle. you mentioned paul cal anthony. that was a book i read. it was a best seller. he was a neurosurgeon at stanford, young married man with stage 4 cancer suddenly. during his last few months of life he got treatme

[laughter] paul: all right. let's look on what is happening in georgia, kyle with the court case that stacy abrams had charge of course there were fraudulent -- fraud in the election in 2019. that it had been stolen from h her. the ruling in court suggest that was not accurate. >> stacy abrams became a nationally figured by baz claiming the 2018 good the tour election was going from her from voter suppression shortly after that alleging this was a lawsuit filed by an abrams group it's whining it's with the court process. they had a trial with 50 witnesses per the judge ruled for the state on all of the remaining counts the once it had not got through that earlier. explain a little bit about what this is about but when the things a challenge was the exact match of policy is what they called it. so if i register to vote his kyle peterson but my drivers license as michael kyle peterson and i go by my middle name i would get flagged in the voter system as needing id. the lawsuit says most people flagged this way wer

paul pelosi confronted the attacker. he managed to call 911 , and although he could not speak with the dispatcher , an alert dispatcher heard what was happening and rust police officers to the pelosi home. as officers arrived on scene, paul pelosi was hit several times in the head with a hammer. he underwent surgery , and doctors are optimistic about a full recovery. meantime, police plan on arresting the 42-year-old suspect, david depape . they are also working on understanding a motive. but he was reportedly asking, quote, where is nancy , during a break in an attack. our team coverage continues to work the story into the evening. we are following new leads on the suspect. you can say with kpix 5 in cbs news bay area for continuing coverage of the pelosi attack . i will be back out here live outside sf general where paul pelosi is recovering. we will have more ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs .>> o'donnell: tonight, the breaking news in the home invasion of speaker nancy pelosi. what we're learning tonight about her

rand paul is a kentucky senator. senator, are you seeing any similarities between this attack against you and this attack against paul? >> yeah. quite a bit. there is an eagerness on the left to make this political and immediately to start blaming republicans but where's the sympathy even from the left for paul pelosi? i mean, i'm sure he is suffering today. he has been through this horrific assault nobody is really talking about him because even the left is talking about making this political and blaming it on republicans. when i was assaulted, i was struck once in the back. i didn't hear my assailant coming because i had noise cancellation ear phones on. i was struck once in the back so hard that i had six ribs broken including three of them completely separated. my lung was damaged. i coughed up blood for over a year. my lungs filled up with gliewd. i about died from an infection. had part of my lung removed and nancy pelosi's daughter felt free to go ahead and tweet that, you know, my neighbor should come back an

paul is watching this and he shocked. as he said later, when i open the door and saw guns pointed at me i asked them what they wanted. they said they wanted me and they did the agent's lead pulp on the way. inside the house his wife was in the back with his youngest child, 18 month or maybe, ran to the front door. confused and terrified she asked what anyone would ask, who are you in way take my husband away? we don't have to guess about the exchange of visits on tape. here's what it look like >> i want to know why you were banging on my door with a gun. you not going to me anything? >> i tried ma'am. >> no you didn't. you did not try. this is not acceptable. can i have your name? you're not going to give me your name, you know can you give me any information? i want to know... >> tucker: body armor, watch caps, automatic rifles. taking off with her husband. who are you she asked. there were no good answer. we tried they say but they didn't. when your husband is a domestic terrorist, the government doesn't owe you an answ

abc7 news. >> now, paul pelosi is recovering. right now at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital nancy pelosi arrived there a short time ago flying in from washington, d.c. we want to go to abc7 news reporter ryan curry for the latest on his condition tonight. ryan. >> yeah, good evening, dan. we're still waiting for an update from the then about what his current condition is right now. we do know from the statement from the newhouse speaker's office that he did receive surgery, two surgeries, one for his skull and the other for his arm. and hand. following that assault that happened at his home earlier this morning. he is expected to make a full recovery. so that is good news for the pelosi family. we do know that the house speaker is now currently here at the hospital. sky 7 did catch her walking into the hospital from the front entrance as she is now with her family presumably with them while they get an update what the husband's current condition is right now. that is following a very long -- she was in the nationas capit

paul pelosi and the assailant were fighting. jonathan hunt has more. >> yeah, interesting to note, john and sandra, that we do not know anything for sure about 82-year-old paul pelosi's condition at this point. san francisco general hospital confirming to us that mr. pelosi was admitted there this morning, but pointedly not saying that he had been discharged, referring all other questions to the office of speaker nancy pelosi. john and sandra? >> jonathan hunt for us. he will be working this story all afternoon. >> sandra: great to be with you, john. our coverage will continue here on the fox news channel. great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha maccallum moments away. stay with us. y returns. but inflation never really goes away. each year - by some measure - the dollar declines in value. well - here's something else that doesn't go away... gold and silver. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver p

paul: what's the evidence for california? they had those referenda so they haven't used race in admissions as much as other places. what is the evidence about admissions? >> after california band the use of race in admissions graduation rates went up in the state. including the more difficult fields of math and science and engineering and so forth these policies don't work as intended. they were put in place to increase the rate of the black middle class but what we found out is as a result of these policies we had fewer black engineers, doctors, lawyers then we would have had in the absence of these policies. they are constitutionally suspect, not only make little sense in a society that is becoming increasingly floor realistic they don't work as intended and as kim says if we want to help underprivileged minorities in this case-12 education, we cannot do this starting at the college level. paul: the supreme court is likely to strike down the harvard and unc practices. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hit a

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paul: one reason we are still seeing those signs? >> we have had many fewer immigrants come into the country since late 2019. both the documented and undocumented. and their population in working age and contribution to employment has essentially stagnated for two years. paul: well, how many people are we talking about? how many fewer working age immigrants? >> you know, 1.5 million immigrants, a little less than that that we are missing. paul: polls show many americans are concerned about undocumented immigrants. but stagnant immigration overall has been a drag on the whole economy, as measured by gdp, estimates researcher jose ivan rodriguez sanchez. >> the impact of not having enough immigrant workers, it was around 1.1% per year in 2020 and 2021, around roughly $200 billion. if we do not have enough workers, we cannot produce. if we cannot produce, people cannot have access to goods and services. paul: the shortage of immigrants is especially acute in sectors like personal care that rely on them. >> 80% of our staff are foreign b

paul. paul: still to come, we get to speak to the policy institute about global trade challenges and we are going to hear why vice president wendi kotler does not see any inlet -- imminent fall in u.s.-china relations. if they see equities remaining volatile, we will delve into their investment strategy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are data-dependent and we are watching the data with i think -- we are predicting or at least the dot plot is predicting that inflation will come down and it will be a disinflationary year in 2023. meeting that call for further moves in 2023 so if you take that as the sentiment, you know, there could be a decision to move that into 2022 december meets. shery: jim bullard there. our next guest says globally synchronized monetary tightening will result in an unwind of business models. they were created over the past few years of easy money. that's bring in the chief market strategist. good to have you with us, ellen. are you talking about businesses that rel

paul was attacked early this morning with a hammer. we are told that he underwent surgery after this early morning assault. but again we don't know the full extent of his injuries. hospital officials have told us that injuries did require him to undergo surgery and he is expected to make a full recovery. now, their pacific heights home, this is where he was transferred from early this morning. it is about four miles from sf general where we are now. that is significant because this is a level one trauma center. here at sf gen they're uniquely equipped to handle more traumatic injuries like paul pelosi may have sustained. right now it is pretty quiet at the hospital, pretty much business as usual. as i mentioned the three car quiet motorcade just rolled up a few moments ago. we can expect speaker pelosi a little bit later today but we are seeing police presence from several jurisdictions. we are seeing squad cars from san francisco police and as joycelyn mentioned, this is an ongoing investigation. we have the fbi, federal officials, fe

paul: all right to carlos move to election. polls some polls seem to be showing soment movement towards republicans at least in some of the battle ground states. now you came out this week wrote in our paper that the house republicans will retake the house probably with 2025 seats. i think that number, though, would be a disappointment for a lot of republicans, who have been hoping for more -- why did you settle on that number? >> well because, first of all average since, you know, since 1934 is 28 seats in a midterm, but the republicans did something unusual in 2020 they lose the white house. but they picked up 14 seats in the house of representatives so there are 213. if they got 20 seats let's say on the low end they get 20 seats they're 233, that is more than they had when newt beginning rich was sworn in in 1995 so a lower number under average but under average because they did something above average in 2020 which is they lose white house but pick up seats. paul: so, i mean, how concerned should republicans be? that could

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82-year-old paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer. he suffered blunt force trauma to his head and body although we understand he is expected to make a full recovery and as you look on the right at a helicopter shot of the pelosi house in san francisco, we understand that the fbi and the u.s. capitol police are now assisting the san francisco police department into the investigation into which the sale at broke into the back of the house. speaker pelosi was not there at the time. she was in washington, d.c. but the big focus this morning has been motivation and we are getting all these indications this was perhaps the worst possible motivation. it was somebody looking to do harm to the speaker of the house. now, the pelosi house is well known in san francisco. it has been the site of previous protests, last july, 2020 there was a protest outside that home and also, on news day, 2021 offensive graffiti was daubed on the garage. this attact paul pelosi has been condemned on all side of the political divide, the senate minority leader mit

paul pelosi, the speaker, they have our prayers. more than that, we've got to have their backs, and that requires every elected official to speak out against this and to demand that this man beheld to a trial in which he is going to be convicted, i hope, of a hate crime as well because i think it rises to that level. larry: we have heard a lot of people say they are shocked by the attack not necessarily surprised, given the rhetoric that has been ratcheted up in the past couple years. would that be accurate to say that that's how you feel? >> i want to be more than -- i mean, i don't want to see this happening. i don't want to see this normalized, and that's why i say that we cannot tolerate it. for meant to say that he was going to try and tie up paul pelosi until she came home is what i heard, to the extent that is true, that is very similar to what we were hearing by the terrorists -- and they were terrorists -- the insurrectionists that took over the capitol on january 6. some of them are being held to paper for their offenses,

paul: that was the rolls-royce ceo. we are taking a look at the day ahead for new and australia. -- new zealand and australia. gic is looking to invest more in australia. we get the september it was back leaning index -- wespac index. get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team, you can listen in through bloombergradio.com. plenty more head. stay with us. ♪ paul: let us get a quick check on the business flash headlines. lafarge will pay funds after admitting it paid the of islamic state to keep a cement factory running. -- a cement company will pay funds after admitting it paid islamic state to keep a cement factory running. problems related to the engine continue in hyundai, 44% of estimated operating profits for the quarter. hyundai's earnings report is due on the 24th. this income has driven goldman sachs. fixed income leading gains, equity and debt revenue collapsed along with the merger. shery: we are getting an interesting report when it comes to mckenzie not releasing its annual report when it comes to the dat

rand paul is referencing pelosi's daughter, christine here who had said earlier that rand paul's neighbor was right. this was an apparent reference to when the senator was assaulted two years ago. u.s. capitol police right now have been seeing a huge spike, martha, in threats to members of congress over the past couple years. we do know -- we've known for a while, members do not have security. normal members, outside of leadership, don't have security. one remember reporting about representative ayanna pressley and how she was spending $60,000 in private security last year. this would be why. speaker pelosi has security. her spouse, paul pelosi, does not. he would only have enjoyed her security when he was with her. but lawmakers did just recently get funding to get security systems put in place by their homes by the sergeant of arms. about $10,000 in fact to every single member in the house. a lot of money to install security systems. we don't know at this time if the speaker ever used those funds or where, which residence she used them on. after this incident though, u.s. capitol police

paul pelosi is recovering. those two things we do know. kenny, thank you. >>> we do continue our coverage , including five violent acts towards politicians are getting more common. >>> the bombshell in the investigation into the killing of a well-known dentist in oakland. the prime suspect is the woman's boyfriend. this afternoon, we learned he is also dead. >>> a recent plot to kidnap the governor of michigan, the storming of the u.s. capitol last year, and now an attack on nancy pelosi's husband. we are live at sf general tonight where paul pelosi is recovering. the incident early this morning is certainly raising new questions about security for politicians. at kpix 5, lauren toms has more on the troubling trends. >> reporter: california is home to some of the highest-ranking political leaders on capitol hill. of course, we have nancy pelosi, third in line to the presidency based out of san francisco. we also have house minority leader kevin mccarthy who is based out of southern california, as well as about a half-dozen other senior mov

her husband paul was attacked by a suspect with a hammer. nancy pelosi was in washington, not at the house. that suspect, david depape, was arrested. paul pelosi went to san francisco general where he underwent two surgeries for injuries to his skull, arm, and hand. >> we also know based on our investigation at this point that this was not a random act. this was intentional, and it's wrong, and everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. dan: an emotional police chief, bill scott. house speaker pelosi, as i said, was not home when the attack happened. she flew into as of general. you see her there entering the building about three hours ago. her husband, we are glad to say, is expected to make a full recovery. karina: this morning's attack comes amid a rise of attack on political leaders across america, and the rhetoric could impact the foundation of democracy. dan: that's a good point. zach fuentes looks at how better problem this has become. zach: disturbing voicemails like the one you are about to hear to a bay area co

paul. paul: fed officials have been hammering home their aggressive stance on inflation for weeks now. but now, the st. louis and minneapolis chiefs say a pause might come at some point next year. >> we are watching the data. we are predicting, at least the dot plot is predicting inflation will come down and it will be a disinflationary year in 2023. it does call for further moves in 2020 three so if you take that as the committee sentiment, there could be a decision to move that into 2022 at the december meetings. >> i want to see us have confidence that the core inflation has peaked and then it will head down in the right direction. financial markets are suggesting inflation should fall rapidly next year in the year after. i certainly hope that they are right but i have not yet seen evidence that that mechanism is in play. paul: she fascia economics correspondent enda curran joining us now. neel kashkari also very conscious of the balance of risks between the fed doing too little and doin

i go paul. and he goes paul, that's a good name. and i'm like i'll do the jokes. he goes what do you do? i said i'm a stand-up. he said i love stand-ups. do you have a kid? yeah, i got a kid. five minutes, 10 minutes go by, and i'm talking to paul mccartney like i'm talking to you. and i'm super smooth on the outside, and on the inside i'm like, "i'm talking to paul mccartney." and this thought comes to mind-- paul mccartney should do my podcast. i say, i know this is crazy, but i would love to talk to you about how you make music, would do you my podcast. and she said sure. just like that. >> stephen: that easy. >> so then he goes to me, how would we do it? deer in the headlights. i'm going to stand. he said,ings how would we do this? and these noises actually came out of my body. i'm like aahh... and i'm rubbing my leg like rain man, rocking back and forth. i'll come to london. we said we're in new york together why would i come to london. and i said, i don't want to be a bother. it's really easy. you can do it from your phone. neighboringed from your toilet. an

very sad about what has happened to paul. i'm surprised that. >> this security was not places to protect her home. i walk by or just about every day and they're normally it's one keeping an eye out side of cameras in place. that was no surprise to it. someone could break in threaten or has been like that. questions about security are being referred to u.s.. capitol police chief scott says they are responsible for keeping speaker pelosi safe. >> but did acknowledge that her family does not deserve this. our elected officials are here to do. >> the business of their cities. they're counties there states and this nation. if families don't sign up for this to be harmed. and it is wrong. >> san francisco police are still working with their federal partners on this open and active investigation. as for the district attorney, brooke jenkins, she says she is still working on filing several felony charges for popping reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news stand. thank you for that. we are learning more about the man a

will is some indication it might have been paul employeesy who made the call to -- paul pelosi who made the call to 911 and came out as a home break-in and a priority a wellness check. at some point there is something obviously that the dispatcher hears that leads her to call it out as a priority a which in regular english essentially moves as fast as you can, to police, to get to that location. so stlaes what we -- so that's what we know as far as the, it of this and we do expect charging documents to drop in the next couple of hours which hopefully will provide more details. >> tom, one second, let's go back, miguel almaguer is posted in san francisco outside police headquarters. you are on the ground, miguel. talk to us about what you're seeing. >> reporter: we're certainly looking for additional information from the san francisco police office and we played those clips from the press conference, there is only a limited amount of information that they're willing to share. obviously when police say they arrived on the scene, they came it a struggle they saw between paul pelosi and the

david dip happy and >> the and paul pelosi. so only 2 people, there's misinformation spreading that there was 3 people in the home. now take a look. investigators were seen visiting a home in berkeley where the path is believed to have been staying to pap is known locally for being a pro nudist activists. he also had a blog where he wrote many conspiracy theories. now after he is charged formally today, he's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. a lot more to learn about this investigation. in the meantime, house speaker nancy pelosi commenting on all of it saying it's traumatizing. she's glad her husband is recovering. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. all right. thanks for the update. sarah. >> well, the recent attack on house speaker pelosi's has put the city. will it really is putting the safety of lawmakers in the spotlight right now as threats have been skyrocketing. >> in recent years, fbi says violent extremist threats and towards the midterm elections. now that we're going, though, those that

we're also seeing of paul's up paul pelosi junior at the scene with police talking with them. he's been on and off the phone and trying to figure out what happened. of course, just a brutal attack. sources say the 82 year-old eventually they say they said first that he was targeted by attacker. but as daria just said, we're hearing now from sources that this intruder yelled, where's nancy as he was attacking. paul police have been on scene ever since this happened around 2.30, this morning. paul pelosi remains in the hospital receiving treatment for injuries to his body as bruising and severe swelling. but his spokesperson says he's expected to be ok and neighbors are glad to hear that. officials say a person broke into the home beat him severely. but that person that man who's been arrested, he is in custody right now. and we hope to learn more about the person arrested within the next 30 minutes. nancy pelosi was not in the home during the attack. she was in washington, d.c., at the time. you can only imagine how she felt when she got the call about this attack. police are i

second is the assault on her husband, paul pelosi. he is still recovering but he did provide key interviews to the investigators, first in the ambulance when he was being taken to the hospital, and then subsequently this weekend where he described more fully everything that went down. also add real quick, victor and bianna, another detail here is an important witness that emerged. this is a security guard that was sitting nearby guarding their apparently working at a property near the pelosi home in san francisco. and he described seeing someone wearing all black, walking with a bag. it turns out it appears or at least according to the investigators that appears to have been the assailant before he entered the pelosi home. again, chilling details in this affidavit that has been released as far as first two federal charges now been brought against david depape. bianna, victor? >> a lot more detail here. harry litman, let me get you weigh in on the charges but the information we have just learned here and that is in addition to the hamm

paul: there is an item that hasn't gone up in price. james: there's a few. not many. paul: yes. dalmatia spread fig. went from $6.79 to $6.29. james: look at that. we have a winner. paul: small businessman baker believes corporate opportunism is also helping to drive up prices. james: certain certain parts of the food industry that have been consolidated and where there was more competition previously, there's not as much competition. you talk about the major pork providers. they have all been consolidated. the company can drive their their profit margin up and maintain the higher price. paul: are customers moving from more expensive to less expensive substitutes? james: some of that's happening. we carry a lot of higher end chicken product. and and we've now brought in a good quality chicken product, but much more affordable. and you're seeing that's moving off the shelf quite a bit. paul: but economist alberto cavallo, whose “billion prices project” tracks prices daily online, says more demand for cheaper products is driving up their prices much faster. alberto: we actuall

when they arrived on scene, they found a speaker pelosi's husband, paul paul pelosi, having some sort of argument with a man and there was a hammer involved. now little while ago, the police department held a press conference. here's chief william scott with the san francisco police department describing what happened next. >> our officers observed ms pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mister pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarm him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and render medical aid. >> all right. paul pelosi and the suspect has been identified as 42 year-old david, the pep. they were both taken to the hospital. paul pelosi was treated for injuries to his head and his torso. he's expected to be okay. the suspect is now facing multiple charges. now here at the scene, we have seen the u.s. capitol police along with the fbi, the san francisco police department, the u.s. attorney's office and the san francisco district attorney's office as well as the san f

i i know paul pelosi. he is in great shape for 82, but this was paying trauma, john. >> and he very likely played a major role in saving his own life. >> absolutely. >> jamie, michael, andrew, thank you all tonight. have a good weekend. >>> reaction in from congress from lawmakers who have already seen far too much violence and received far too many threats from the people nopt content simply willing to let the ballots do their talking. democrats turn to the best campaigner they have, former president obama for a series of stops in key states. how his first appearance in georgia went, that's coming up. ? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rerem sleep, so y you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an invnvestor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was

many of them know paul pelosi, their fans of paul pelosi, their friends of paul pelosi. they think this is terrible. what has happened to them? they're their surprise. such a violent attack could occur. they've seen protests out here before they've seen the graffiti incident out here before. but nothing like and they are also questioning what the situation is with the security. lots of questions about that. we know pelosi was not here at the time, but does that mean that because she is not here. capitol police don't provide any security for her family, specifically her 82 year-old husband, paul. well, we don't have the answer to that question. police chief bill scott said that they are here the capitol police, but it is up to the capitol police to provide security and all questions again about that. have to go to the capitol police. we have not gotten the answers at this point. can't. all right, dan, thank you for that. you have a family of the policies bought that house back in the 80's? i believe so. certainly even if they didn't have the name pelosi be well known in t

pelosi — assaulted him with it. 82-year-old paul pelosi is _ assaulted him with it. 82-year-old paul pelosi is in _ assaulted him with it. 82-year-old paul pelosi is in hospital _ paul pelosi is in hospital undergoing brain surgery. the suspect will be charged with attempted homicide. nancy! oh, nancy! during the attack on the capitol on january the 6th last year, rioters were specifically searching for nancy pelosi. she had been evacuated from the building by police. latershe been evacuated from the building by police. later she blamed donald trump for inciting the riots and putting politicians in danger. it shouldn't be that not only is the president of the united states inciting an interaction, but keeps fanning the flame, endangering the security of members of congress. president biden says he is praying for mr pelosi's recovery. republican leaders have also condemned the attack. violent political threats and attacks have increased alarmingly in america in the last few years. some senior politicians are now worried that it won't be long before one of them is killed. sarah smith,

the attacker then targeting her 82-year-old husband, paul pelosi, instead. he is out of surgery tonight to repair a skull fracture. tonight leaders from both parties condemning the assault. police say they arrived at pelosi's home after being alerted to the break-in moments before the attack. then officers actually witnessing the assault as it was happening. paul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. the alleged suspect arrested on the scene, now facing multiple charges including attempted homicide. and what was discovered on his social media page? authorities say conspiracies about the 2020 election and about covid. the couple married for 59 years, the parents of five children. tonight there is news coming in on paul pelosi's condition, and abc's mola lenghi on the scene in san francisco. >> reporter: tonight, the brutal attack inside speaker of the house nancy pelosi's home. her husband, paul pelosi, beaten with a hammer in the middle of the night. police and the fbi believe speaker pelosi was the intended target.

i know paul pelosi, he is in great shape for 82. this was a big trauma. >> he very likely played a major role saving his own life. >> reporter: absolutely. jamie gangel, michael mccabe, michael fanone, thank you all. >>> up next a reaction from congress who have seen far too much violence and received far too many traits from people not content to let their ballots do the talking. with 11 days left, democrats turned to the best campaign they have, former president obama first series of stops in string of key states. like report on the first appearance in georgia went, that is coming up. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to low

what more are we learning about the attack on paul pelosi? >> reporter: well, this morning, mika, mr. pelosi is still recovering in the hospital from that surgery. the attack leaving him with a fractured skull and serious injuries to his arm and hands. nancy pelosi releasing a statement over the weekend saying that she is heartbroken and traumatized by the attack but said that mr. pelosi's condition to improve. we have learned new details over the weekend about how the attack happened. police confirming to us that the suspect, david depape, broke in through a rear window and went upstairs, where he found mr. pelosi. this is the key element, mr. pelosi was able to make a somewhat secretive call to 911, and police are hailing the 911 dispatcher, heather grieves as a hero. i spoke with the police chief over the weekend and he gave more details about how that all played out. >> i want to reemphasize and thank our dispatcher, heather grimes, for her intuition, her quick thinking. she had to interpret what she was being told, and based on her exper

paul: thanks. let's get a bit more context on these daily market moves that we are seeing with asian equity strategy at j.p. morgan, mixo das. looks like we're setting up a day for modest gains, two back to back days of gains. but, how fragile does this look? how are you trading around volatility? >> to be honest it's difficult being an asian talking about markets. all asian markets are doing these days, falling what is happening in the u.s.. if you look at the correlations referring -- between previous u.s. performance at today's asian performance, it has been one. what asian markets have been doing is what the u.s. has been doing. for the u.s. markets, if you think about valuation and earnings, valuations look very close to where they can bottom out. on the earning side of there is still more downside. yesterday, j.p. morgan's u.s. a strategist cut their forecast for 2023 to 225, below consensus at this point. paul: there are plenty of headwinds for asian markets of the moment. we have dollar str

very sad about what has happened to paul. i'm surprised that. >> this security was on pace to to protect her home. i walk by or just about every day and they're normally if someone keeping an eye out side of cameras in place, that was no surprise to it. someone could break in threaten or has been like that. questions about security are being referred to u.s.. capitol police chief scott says they are responsible for keeping speaker pelosi safe. >> but did acknowledge that her family does not deserve this. our elected officials are here to do. >> the business of their cities. they're counties there states and this nation. if families don't sign up for this to be harmed. and it is wrong. san francisco police are working with our federal partners on this case. >> the district attorney, brooke jenkins, says that she is still working on filing multiple felony charges. reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron, 4 news and thank you. and we're learning more about the suspect accused of attacking paul pelosi 40 2 year old david,

paul pelosi was attacked. according to police, the suspect broke into the home early in the morning, assaulted him with a hammer. the intruder yelled where is nancy before the attack. >> josh campbell is in san francisco. what more are you learning, josh? >> reporter: yeah, as i step away, this is the pelosi residence behind me. it remains a crime scene at this hour. police here in san francisco have both ends of the street blocked off. we've seen couple dozen law enforcement personnel here including numerous special agents with the fbi. this inls dcident occurring in early morning hours but the long methodical process continues. they'll continue to gather evidence and we can see there are security cameras outside the residence so that would be important evidence and cataloging everything that they found. this is one of those incidents where a suspect has been arrested and taken into custody. there will be a prosecution. we know from the district attorney that the suspect david depape is looking at attempted a

paul ryan is watching this and is shocked. as he said later, when i open the door and saw the guns pointed at me, i asked them what they wanted. they said they wanted me and they did. the agents led paul vaughan away inside the house. his wife had been at the back with their newest child, an 18 month year old baby ran to the front door, confused and terrified. she asked what anyone would ask, who are you? and why are you taking my husband away? we don't need to guess about the exchange because it's on tape. >> here's what it looked like on it. >> if you're not going to let me know, i want to know why you were banging on my door with a gun. you're not going to tell me anything? >> i tried. no, you did it. you did not try. this is not acceptable. can can i have your name? you're not going to give me your name. >> you're not going to give me any information. i want to know why your body armor, the watch caps automatic weapons held at the ready, taking off with her husband. >> why are you taking him? who are you? she asks. but of

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this is from rand paul. senator paul. really interesting tweet because he is condemning the attack but he's also adding to it unlike nancy pelosi's daughter that celebrated my assault, i condemn this attack and wish mr. pelosi a speedy recovery. he's referencing christine pelosi's comments a couple years ago when he was attacked by a neighbor. look, this is a real problem. i don't think that anyone would disagree it's not a problem. u.s. capitol police have seen threats to lawmakers double in the past several years. aios was reporting 144%. it's skyrocketed from 2017 to last year. it's an issue that people will atalk about and in weeks to come. >> neil: aishah, thanks for that on capitol hill. we'll be monitoring this tomorrow. my special weekend show at 10:00 a.m. cavuto live. we have lee zeldin joining us, the republican candidate for governor. no stranger to potentially vial lint attacks himself. but he wants us all to step back and maybe let cooler, calmer heads prevail. also talking about what can be done on capitol

paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. i am a paul gigot. a midterm campaign fitting into the final stretch with 17 days away. after a summer surge by democrats, republicans appear to be gaining momentum. taking the lead in the real clear politics generic congressional ballot and close the gap in some key senate races. president biden campaigning thursday senate candidate john fetterman of pennsylvania. our new poll shows dr. oz within a margin of air ahead of a much anticipated debate there tuesday night. so is a gop weight on november 8 possible after all? was asked republican pollster strategist ed is a partner at the tarrance group. nice to see you again. so, first of all i want to ask you about the public mood. the right track numbers, the polling 25%. can you recall a time especially for an election when the public was in such a sour mood? there was a period in the spring we saw the numbers move slightly worse. in fact wrong track when over 70% for the first time in the 40 years i've been doing polling and watching it. it was basically

of sf general where paul pelosi is recovering. stay with us throughout the weekend with updates as we get them. on nbc.com and twitter. >>> happening today, a lead to evolution and connection to san francisco. as protests in iran enter week six, the graphics for pay area for iran will form a human chain. starting at 11:00 a.m., it will start in embarcadero plaza. it's for wild spread solidarity for women-led movements in iran and calling for freedom. protests again after a 22-year-old iranian woman died in police custody after being arrested for not wearing her head covering properly. >>> still to come "today in the bay," a principal being hailed a >>> your time is 7:40. good morning, buenos dias, we've got a slow and steady start to our weekend, and the weather is definitely helping keep us nice and beautiful pattern in the sky. you can see a colder system thas going to influence the drop in temperatures but also rain chances. i'll get to that in a second. first, i want to get to those daytime highs. look at this, we're starting

paul adams, bbc news, kyiv. laura: vladimir putin says the strikes are moscow's response to the attack over the weekend on a strategic russian bridge in crimea, which he called. an act of terrorism. the russn president said the attack on the bridge could not go unanswered. although ukraine has not formally declared involvement, it's unclear what caused the explosion. russia was quick to suggest it was a trunk bomb. so experts say there was an explosion below the bridge. steve rosenberg reports. steve: after the missile strikes on ukraine, a kremlin threat to kyiv. >> [translated] if any more attempts are made to carry out terrorist attacks on our territory, russia's response will be harsh and eal to the threat posed to the russian federation. nobody should have doubts about that. steve: the kremlin has no doubts it was the ukrainian intelligence services that did this to the bridge between russia and annexed crimea. russia's response, the bombardment of ukraine. the missile strikes were from land, air, and sea.

but paul would never face trial. he and his mother, maggie murdoch, were killed nearly 2 1/2 years after the boating accident. three months after the double homicide -- >> 911, what is your emergency? >> reporter: alex murdoch claimed someone tried to kill him too. >> i got a flat tire. and i stopped. and member stopped to help me. and when i turned my back, they tried to shoot me. >> oh, okay. were you shot? >> yeah. but i'm okay. >> his lawyers later admitted in court it was a fake suicide attempt. >> he admits he was trying to do this to get this $10 million in life insurance for his now only surviving son buster. so do you buy that, that the motive was he was looking out -- >> no. he was just trying to divert the attention away from him. >> it was from the get-go it was a ploy to promote the ninja warriors are after me. >> so there is this life insurance policy and then this alleged opioid addiction. attorneys for him said for the last 20 years there have been many people feeding his addiction to opioids. alex is