in other words, by a person who was not david depapi or paul pelosi. politico never formally corrected this claim. instead two days later politico, the same publication attacked anyone who repeated its own reporting as a crazed conspiracy mondayinger. proceed trump commentators weighed in on line to raise questions about the investigation based on unfounded and false claims. among those baseless claims that a third person answered the door when the police arrived at the home. all right, three separate adjectives knocking down the idea. but the question remains, was there a third person at the home? we don't know but it's not crazy to assume there was. here's how today's charging documents describe the scene inside the house. quote, when the door was opened, pelosi and depapi were both holding a hammer with one hand and depapi had his other hand on pelosi's forearm. the officers asked him what was going and depapi said everything was good. so it's an awful scene in some ways but here's the critical clause. when the door was opened? well, opened by whom.

you can't talk about paul pelosi now. you can't talk about nancy abouh pelosi and you can't talk aboutd the elections and you can't talk about covid. thos and i'm talking about all those things because i still believetm we have a little bit of the first amendment left. iz but i'm dangerous to people and like liz cheney and the folks m. that she hangs out with , power and they want to stop people like me. >> words are powerfuful. y undea i will saynd the left, liz cheney, for example, r they understand that. so i want to ask your reaction to this story. so recently, the headquartere hs for katie hobbs, it's race, the person you're running against in the governor's race will not debate yo vandaliu wase vandalized. th the suspect broke i an and stole a few things. the suspect's name is danielrtey motd dos reyes, and reportedlyal he's an illegal immigrantat to this country. >> what's your reaction to that story? s he's currently in this country illegally. >> and i had had heard that cant as well. but, you know, you t can'tk s

and beating paul pelosi with a hammer early friday morning. the suspect who trafficked online in far right conspiracy theories about covid and the 2020 election and holocaust denialism, quote, stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy were to tell depape the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. depape also explained, she would then have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress there were consequences to actions, unquote. several prominent republicans have condemned the attack, including today donald trump. >> with paul pelosi, that's a terrible thing. with all of them, it's a the recordable thing. >> trump very quickly pivoted to attacking san francisco for its high crime rate, but he at least did condemn the attack on paul pelosi, as did house republican leader kevin mccarthy. >> let me be perfectly clear, violence or threat of violence has no place in our society. and what happened to paul pelosi is wrong. >> as did senate minority leade

paul pelosi calling 911. depape "striking pelosi in the head" with a hammer just after police arrived. according to the san francisco d.a.'s office, after the attack, depape allegedly saying, "i didn't really want to hurt him, but you know, this was a suicide mission. i'm not going to stand here and do nothing even if it cost me my life." and naming other targets, including a "professor" and "several prominent state and federal politicians" and their "relatives." and tonight, new questions after sources tell abc news that capitol police only saw the break-in after they noticed the flashing lights from san francisco police in the home surveillance video and rewound the footage. also tonight, we're learning that paul pelosi is out of the hospital and back at home, recovering from his injuries. well, david, in that statement released by the speaker's office just moments ago, the family thanking the 911 operator and medical staff among others, adding, paul remains under doctor's care as he continues to progress o

. >>> documents reveal new details in the attack against paul pelosi. our investigative unit digs deeper. where the suspect lives in where he worked. >>> we are following breaking news out of san mateo county. police on the scene of a deadly crash involving a bus and a pedestrian. this unfolding on mission road at mckellen drive near the costco and south san francisco bart station. san mateo county sheriff's confirming the person hit did die. no other details at this point. we will bring you updates on our website as soon as we get them. >>> our other top story tonight, disturbing information about the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. >> there are a lot of misleading reports and speculation about what exactly happened inside of that mansion last friday. here is what we know. according to federal documents revealed today, this attack was planned for the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. that is just the beginning. the suspect will be in court tomorrow to face the charges. letter to bring in terry mcsweeney at the pelosi home in san francisco. >> r

the attack on paul pelosi. the man accused in that attack appeared in court today and new information is shedding light on what happened that night. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: yeah, we were able to get a first look at david depape as he came into the courtroom. unfortunately, cameras were not allowed in that court, but, because this is an initial hearing, we did have access to the filings. and they filed a motion to keep him in jail without bail, and that had a whole lot of information. this is a courtroom sketch of david depape as he was sitting with his newly-assigned public defender. depape is a tallman. a portion of his jump suit was pulled over his arm in a sling. he only said one word "yes", when he answered a question. the d.a. filed a motion to keep him in custody without bail. the document contains new details about what happened when depape entered the pelosi house, and police told what he told them. depape told officers as they were taking him into custody, quote, i am sick of the insane expl

he stated paul pelosi was in bed and appeared surprised by him. he told paul pelosi to wake up. he told paul pelosi he was looking for nancy. pelosi responded that nancy was not present. paul pelosi asked how they could resolve the situation and what depape wanted him to do. depape stated he wanted to tie paul pelosi up. around this time, according to depape, he started taking out twist ties from his pocket so he could restrain paul pelosi. paul pelosi moved toward around part of the house, but depape stopped him, and it goes on from there. into paul pelosi managing somehow to call 911 and the police coming, and the police seeing the suspect hitting paul pelosi in the skull with a hammer. and knocking him to the ground where he lay apparently unconscious. nbc news reports that paul pelosi is still in the icu tonight after the attack surrounded by family members. he's 82 years old. he reportedly has extensive injuries to multiple body parts including a fractured skull. donald trump jr. responded to the attack by saying he was working on his paul pelosi halloween costume. and he p

that got paul pelosi enter to begin with. some of these insane conspiracy theories about paul pelosi are still trending on twitter. under the new billionaire owner elon musk. we should note that mosque incel sent a tweet that pushed this false smear of pelosi. responding to a tweet from hillary clinton in which she condemned the attack as inspired by hateful rhetoric, elon musk, who has more than 110 million followers on twitter wrote quote, there might be more to the story than meets the eye unquote. and then shared a link to an extreme right wing website. a site so deranged that it claimed into 1:16 that hillary clinton had died. and a body double had been sent to debate donald trump. here is what elon locke said in april about what he wants twitter to be. >> we want to be just very reluctant to delete things. and be very cautious with permanent bans. it is very important for there to be and inclusive arena for free speech. twitter has become kind of the de facto town square. >> there is a vast difference between elon musk

it quotes him as saying to paul pelosi about speaker pelosi that she's number two in line for the presidency, right? when mr. pelosi agreed, depape responded, they are all corrupt and said, we've got to take them all out. the motion says the attack on paul pelosi with that hammer was caught on body camera video. and it also says that depape told officers that he didn't have plans to intentionally harm mr. pelosi, but that if he escalated the situation, he would go through him if he had to. now, we saw him in court today. he was arraigned on multiple felony charges, including attempted homicide, burglary, elder abuse, among others. he entered not guilty pleas for all of those. the pelosi family was not in court but the prosecutor told the judge that they are asking for privacy during this very traumatic time. the judge also signed a protective order which says that mr. depape cannot contact paul or nancy pelosi, and that he can be nowhere near their residence. anderson? >> what was this alleged attacker's demeanor like during his court appearance? >> reporter: well, the first thing that i not

paul pelosi calling 911. depape "striking pelosi in the head" with a hammer just after police arrived. according to the san francisco d.a.'s office, after the attack, depape allegedly saying, "i didn't really want to hurt him, but you knowknow, this was a sue mission. i'm not going to stand here and do nothing even if it cost me my life." and naming other targets including a "professor" and "several prominent state and federal politicians" and their "relatives." and tonight, new questions after sources tell abc news that capitol police only saw the break-in after they noticed the flashing lights from san francisco police in the home surveillance video and rewound the footage. also tonight, we're learning that paul pelosi is out of the hospital and back at home, recovering from his injuries. well, david, in that statement released by the speaker's office just moments ago, the family thanking the 911 operator and medical staff among others, adding, paul remains under doctor's care as he continues to progress on

last friday night, paul pelosi called 9-1-1 to report that his, quote, friend was in the house. that friend was david depape, an illegal alien, drug addict, hippie nudist living in a school bus. kind of a classic right winger, right? so initial reports told us that depape when the police arrived in his underwear. then local news retracted that claim, for reasons no one ever explained. then according to nbc, when police arrived, pelosi didn't try to run, but walked back toward david depape. what the hell? we hate to speculate, but they're telling us this was a replay of january 6th. so we have a right to know what exactly it really was. jason whitlock is without kick.com and joins us tonight.

they don't know about paul pelosi. they don't like his wife. and to the point that claire is making, i mean, the right has never said that family is off limits. i remember how they abused chelsea clinton when she was a little kid, how rush limbaugh got even more popular when he was mean to a child. they attacked the obama children. they have never thought family was off limits. it's not like that's new. but now, it seems like it's the way that you rise. saying lock her up and saying lock her up which they have translated to any woman they don't like in politics. it's what makes them more popular. you're a pollster, is there something to it that there's something about cruelty that is helpful to republicans? i think about ron desantis. i feel like his popularity is because he's cruel and the crueller he is, the more they like it. what is going on in the republican base? >> well, two things. first, it's always a pleasure to be on with senator mccaskill. but i want to go back to that excellent interview and connect the dots to the excellent interv

this guy is doing it, and so is paul pelosi. i'm upset for nancy. >> tucker: of course we can't cr suggestion, but i must say i did notice that the second people started speculating about what might have really happened, which we are not doing, haven't done, but some have, because in the absence of the body cam video, why wouldn't they? i saw liberals on twitter saying it's disgusting that you would something anything alternative was going on. i thought they were the defenders of the alternative. what did that become immoral? >> tucker, i don't want you to put you in a tough spot. i got to correct you again. are you suggesting that my information, that she spent her money, are you saying that's bad information? i've seen a lot of evidence. i feel comfortable. she's trying to entice her husband, but she's interested in playing hide the hammer on a friday night with some weirdo. i think there's an issue. this needs to be investigated. this is the endgame for black lives matter, disrupting the nuclear family. start with the speaker

. >>> charges and details on the attack of paul pelosi . what we are learning about the plot to hold the house speaker hostage. >> it is something i will tell you unnerved me. >>> a violent halloween weekend and now the san jose police officers union is blasting the department for what they did not do. >> they failed and people died and we need to know why. >>> public safety is a key issue for san jose mayor and we speak to both candidates and how they crackdown on crime and a live look outside this halloween night . we are tracking the storm on the way and when the next round of rain will hit the bay area. >>> you are watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. we start with chilly new details on the attack of paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi and according to the criminal complaint in an interview with the san francisco police, the suspect , david depape, told his officers his intention of breaking him. he was to hold the house speaker hostage and talk to her and if she told the truth, he would let her go.

paul pelosi lets go of the hammer and then he's struck. if you look at the suspects later statements to police, what he allegedly said is i knew this was a suicide mission at that point. and that i wasn't going to get away. and if i had to go through it, i was going to go through him. he had escalated this by calling the police and putting his hands on the hammer, i had to hit him. >> john miller, andrew mccabe, appreciate, it thank you. up next, how you know that election is coming and the races are tight, which big name campaigners are hitting the trail? which one is crossing party wants to do it? where things stand in the battle to control congress. later, with the supreme court had to seek to senator, lindsey graham, who made a federal case of not wanting to testify to a safe country investigating the scheme to overturn the 2020 election. can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to eac

he also planned to tie up paul pelosi until the speaker returned home. mr. pelosi was attacked inside the couple's pacific heights home early friday morning. depape is accused of breaking in through a glass door, then going to the second floor, waking up paul pelosi. after a confrontation, pelosi was able to go to the bathroom, and that's where he dialed 911. when police officers arrived, both pelosi and depape were holding a single hammer. officers told him to drop it -- actually told them to drop it. that's when depape is accused of yanking the hammer away and striking mr. pelosi in the head, knocking him unconscious. police were able to quickly detain depape. later in an interview with sfpd, depape allegedly told officers that he believed speaker pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. and if the speaker of the house were telling the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied to him, he was going to break her kneecaps. the department of justice announced new federal charges against depape. here they are. they include attac

reggie: developing news on the attack on paul pelosi. the incident has taken center stage ahead of tuesday's midterm elections. president biden once again with strong words about the attack. lena howland has more on the president's latest speech addressing political violence. lena: president biden is urging all voters to use their ballots next tuesday to preserve democracy, especially after the recent attack on paul pelosi in his pacific heights home. a warning that the future of american democracy is at stake in next week's midterm elections, now just five days away. biden directly condemning former president trump for encouraging other republicans and supporters to reject the 2020 election results, an act that has led to a web of conspiracies and searching political violence, making direct references to what he calls a small group of extreme maga republicans with a voice that continues to grow. as threats against elected official surge, president biden link january 6 capitol violence to the attack on. . paul pelosi kevin mccarthy accus

have stopped the attack on paul pelosi? a report from "the washington post," claims, the break and was caught on camera. >> a live feed was supposed to be monitored by capitol police in dc, but "the post" reports, david depape, the suspect, broken when no one was watching. nbc news is now working to consume. the report says, quote, if the capitol police were going to stop the attack at the number of congress' home, they had the chance to do it at pelosi's. according to several current and former capitol officials. depape pleaded not guilty to numerous charges in connection with the attack. nbc bay area's tom pelosi is speaking on the suspect, who david depape, wanted to hurt more people, not just pelosi. >> reporter: right. there were a lot of details included in the motion filed by the da's office in an attempt to try to keep david depape in jail without the possibility of posting bail. there was even information that, when he was arrested here, four days ago, at the pelosi home, he also talked to arresting officers after

to paul pelosi. biden accused of dividing the nation instead of uniting it. last week, the department of homeland security warned in a bulletin obtained by abc news that violent extremists could pose a heightened threat to the midterm elections. capitol police say an internal security review is already underway. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: president biden will be in san diego to campaign for democratic congressman mike levine. he is at risk of losing his seat to a republican. san diego is not the only place where there are tight races. some of these could determine which party controls congress. jobina: republicans are favored to win back control of the house. whether or not that happens could come down to turn out and some very competitive california races. in those races, latino voters could be critical in determining the outcome. >> in each of these districts at play, all across the state, is that there is a significant latino electorate. latinos in california could ul

the suspect charged with attempting to murder paul pelosi and kidnap

this was conducted after the attack on paul pelosi. nearly nine in 10 people worry that political divisions are increasing the risk of politically motivated violence in the country. who gets the blame, however, differs sharply between partisan and ideological groups. 31% blame the republican party, 20 5% blame the democratic party, and 32% blame both parties equally. just 11% lane neither -- blame neither. 261,000 jobs were added in october, but the unemployment rate rose to 3.7%. that's the smallest number of jobs since december 2020. economists also say the labor force participation rate went down to 62 point 2%. that's not a positive sign. in a healthy economy, more people are joining the work or send looking for jobs -- workforce and looking for jobs. today, 7500 workers will be laid off as financial service companies strive says it is cutting its services by 1000 and lyft is letting go of 2500 employees. >> the unemployment rate will not stay out of -- at a record low. reggie: fears of looming recessions are due to these cuts. kum

have stopped the attack on paul pelosi? a report from "the washington post," claims, the break and was caught on camera. >> a live feed was supposed to be monitored by capitol police in dc, but "the post" reports, david depape, the suspect, broken when no one was to consume. the report says, quote, if the capitol police were going to stop the attack at the number of congress' home, they had the chance to do it at pelosi's. according to several current and former capitol officials. depape pleaded not guilty to numerous charges in connection with the attack. nbc bay area's tom pelosi is speaking on the suspect, who david depape, wanted to hurt more people, not just pelosi. >> reporter: right. there were a lot of details included in the motion filed by the da's office in an attempt to try to keep david depape in jail without the possibility of posting bail. there was even information that, when he was arrested here, four days ago, at the pelosi home, he also talked to arresting officers after his arrest about his ultimate goal

. >>> now on kpix5, the attack on paul pelosi caught on camera. a camera that wasn't monitored while it was happening. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. police said the suspect was on a mission to kill. our sara donchey with the very latest on this. >> reporter: the man accused of attacking paul pelosi hardly spoke during his arraignment tuesday where he appeared to enter a not guilty plea. no cameras were allowed in the courtroom, but depape's right arm was in a sling. he dislocated his shoulder when officers tackled and arrested him. public defender wouldn't go into detills about depape's mental state, but hinted at a potential defense strategy. >> what i will say, there has been a lot of atio mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation. and that is certainly something we will look into as his defense team. >> reporter: that very subject is on the prosecution's mind, too. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office is trying to clear things up. >> i think what is clear is that this case is vulnerable to misinformation. we are seeing it s

by the way, paul pelosi was the victim of a deranged individual. it sad, but it's happening in city after city and town after town and it's becoming increasingly wallace for everyone in this country in large part because of democrati policies. when you stop prosecuting crimes , when you let violent felons out of jail, when you prevent the federal government from deporting illegal immigrants, when you excuse awa violent riots like we saw and the summer of 2020, when you believe in defund and dismantle police departments, when you come up with these idiotic nobels laws, guess what, crime goes up in communities and town in cities and people suffer. while abiding americans are victimized except we don't know their names from it they don't get the coverage that paul pelosi got anybody that gets hurt because of these bad policies, at what point do we blame the politicians that put these idiotic imbecilic policie in place. this can happen anywhere including the great state of georgia which stacy abrams is threonine to upend the security. they suggested th

new developments in the attack against paul pelosi. a second hearing for the suspect is set for today in san francisco, after mr. pelosi returns home from the hospital. lena howlett has more on this. lena: today at the hall of justice, the suspect is not expected to physically be here in person but today is when attorneys will be working to set a date for hezbollah mary hearing. this comes after we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general, confirmed to be at home recovering. he spent nearly a week at the hospital for treatment of a skull fracture after a brutal hammer attack. speaker na pelosi praising the treatment he got from first responders and hospital staff. the surgeon is not aware of the specifics with pelosi but read that he was laying in a pool of his own blood when police arrived and said typically patients with brain injuries can be hospitalized for weeks. >> if i hear that story, someone coming into the er, my first thought is this i

. >>> we are learning chilling new details about the suspect in the paul pelosi attack in his alleged plans to kidnap and assault the house speaker herself. federal charges have been filed against david depape. there is a copy of the federal complaint. it reveals the plans to hold nancy pelosi hostage and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. hours ago, san francisco's d.a. called the attack politically motivated and confirmed that there was no security present when the suspect allegedly confronted paul pelosi in his bedroom. kpix loren thomas is outside of the d.a. office with more information first. >> reporter: k, julia. facing 13 years to life in prison after being charged with state and federal crimes related to this attack on paul pelosi, but the details released by it and the department of justice revealed some of the more chilling and politically motivated details of this attack. >> reporter: federal complaint filed monday pains a shocking picture of what unfolded of the paul and nancy pelosi on the morning of october 28. all directed at the house speaker. >> this h

nancy pelosi did appreciate the story that nbc news ran entitled the gop has paul pelosi's blood on its hands. that story remains on the nbc website tonight. it meets their , quote, standards. so what are we watching here? >> well, lying, obviously, but not the usual kind of line. >> normal people lie in a very recognizable way. they're human beings. they have consciences. they feel guilty about lying. so they don't go all the way. they shade the truth. did you eat these cookies? you ask your five year old? i had one , he'll say, looking nervously. he's lying, but he's doing it to the minimum extent he feels he has to . but if you ask a sociopath the same question, you'll get a very different answer. did you eat these cookies? you'll ask. no, he'll replied. looking straight in the face and smiling faintly. you ate them. >> that's not shading the truth. that's invert the truth. it's scary. and you're seeing a lot of it lately. john fetterman on the view today, for example, the one thing everyone knows about john fetterman is that in may he suffered serious brain damage from a stroke he c

at last check, paul pelosi still is in the icu. the house speaker released a statement yesterday that reads in part, we have been deluged with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers and warm wishes. we are most grateful thanks to the excellent trauma care medical team at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family thanks everyone for their kindness. a statement from speaker pelosi. let's bring in nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. walk us through a bit more, if you would, the affidavit from the fbi, part of which i read. a minute ago, i said ben was right, which amounts to a conspiracy theory. >> we learned that the time line laid out in the affidavit matched up with what we had already heard about this event. then we also learned that the confession confirmed the essential facts, there are only two people in the house that he came there with the intelligent of trying to kidnap and hold hostage nancy pelosi and tor

. >> at this hour, paul pelosi remains at sf general. >> speaker pelosi was back at his side today. pete suratos is at the hospital with more. >> reporter: the house speaker, nancy pelosi's office, is in charge of providing updates on the condition of her husband, paul pelosi, but we have yet to receive an update so far today. we know the house speaker did visit sf general today she's been every day since the brutal attack that took place last friday inside of their home. this is video of nancy pelosi's motorcade leaving san francisco general roughly around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. she was on site for about an hour. ms. pelosi expressed gratitude for all the support they have received and thanksed the trauma team at san francisco general for her husband's steady progress and anticipates a long recovery ahead. paul pelosi talked to investigators from his hospital bed about what took place and was even able to remember and share his version of those events. but at this time, still to word on when paul pelosi will be released here from san francisco general. remember, her office says

paul pelosi remains in the hospital. more details coming up, reed. >> thank you so much, we will continue to follow those elements in the attack on paul pelosi, on kpix 5, streaming on cbs news bay area, and kpix 5. >>> your chance to make your decision. we are one week away from election day, and focusing in now on california's proposition 28. here's what it will do. it will allocate nearly $1 billion of the state's general fund to creative arts education. people behind it say it would not raise your taxes, but opponents say there should be more flexibility on how those education funds are used. our gianna franco introduces you to a bay area teacher who knows firsthand the value of having music as part of his lesson plan. >> the sound of bluegrass echoes down the hallways of this entry school in pacifica. as a third and fourth graders play mandolins, banjos, even an upright bass , it's an opportunity for them to explore the creative side of school. music, and arts. and it's made possible by one third grade teacher, jare

we begin tonight with the brutal attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. authorities speaking just moments ago, and tonight the attacker now charged with attempted murder, as well as federal charges tonight. there are also chilling new details from the federal affidavit, what the suspect told them he intended to do saying speaker pelosi was his target saying he hoped to send a message to other members of congress. the assailant saying he broke in through a glass door finding paul pelosi sleeping, demanding to talk to nancy. the suspect had a hammer, zip ties and tape. after surgery to repair his skull, we have learned that 82-year-old paul pelosi had more surgery over the weekend. he has now spoken to investigators, and tonight there are calls from leaders of both parties, republicans and democrats, urging lawmakers to tone down the rhetoric. abc's mola lenghi leading us off from san francisco. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities detailing a shocking, politically motivated hammer attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, that fractured hi

vance, paul pelosi being attacked. why is there a but? you hear fear of donald trump, you hear fear of donald trump's voters, if i just give an unqualified condemnation of what happened, which should be easy for anyone with any characte am i going to get in trouble? lose a few votes? just a microcosm, what you see in the republican party. fear of donald trump. >> and you pointed out yesterday kevin mccarthy screaming hysterically at donald trump to, please, stop the rioters and a month later going to apologize for his behavior. it's sick. >> mccarthy his comeback into the republican party. visit to mar-a-lago started his rehabilitation trump silent? conspiracy theories more than meets the eye to this encounter at pelosi's house even though, of course, police says otherwise. >> he says, wasn't there something about the glass was broken from the inside? >> yeah. >> the whole nine yards of this conspiracy, but i don't know. let's check it out. he knows what he's doing. feeding into this madness going on. >>> coming up, a major battle for the

new information just in to our newsroom about the attack on paul pelosi. it's about the security at the pelosi home in pacific heights. we know this already. capitol security -- when the speaker of the house was there, but we know she wasn't there last friday, so there was no armed guard, no guard at all. tonight, though, we're learning there are capitol police cameras at the pelosi home, and they did capture on video the break-in. this according to "the washington post." capitol police had been monitoring the live feeds coming in from those cameras around the clock since the january 6th attack at the capitol. but when speaker pelosi left san francisco last week, officers in washington, d.c. stopped their continuous monitoring of the live video feeds outside of her home. "the washington post" says a handful of officers were going through their regular routines early last friday morning when one of the officers saw flashing police lights on the video at the pelosi home and then started backtracking through the video and saw the actual break-in. so a lot mor

, paul pelosi. what we did not know. paul pelosi was knocked unconscious in a pool of his own blood for several minutes. and tonight, court documents recounting the suspect's own words, allegedly telling investigators he was, quote, on a suicide mission, and that he planned to target other state and federal politicians to set an example. tonight, the u.s. capitol police confirming now that they had cameras outside pelosi's home and that one of the cameras captured the break-in at the back door. but they acknowledge police weren't actively monitoring them. and that they did not notice until they saw flashing police lights in the monitors and then reviewed the video, that's when they saw the break-in. mola lenghi leading us off in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details about the security surrounding house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home at the time of that brazen attack on her husband, paul. the u.s. capitol police revealing they have cameras surveilling the residence, but

coming up, more bizarre details and confusion around the paul pelosi hammer attack. it is getting bizarre. nbc news now reported new details about the incident. then they abruptly deleted the story from their website. we will explain straight ahead. >> sean: this morning nbc news aired a strange piece about paul pelosi and the hammer attack. take a look at this andlin listn closely. >> sources familiar with what unfolded in the pelosi residence now revealing when officers responded to the high priority call they were seemingly unaware they'd been called to the home of the speaker of the house, after a knock and announce, the front door was opened by mr. pelosi. the 82-year-old did not immediately declare an emergency or try to leave his home, but instead began walking several feet back into the foyer, toward the assailant, and away from police. it's unclear if the 82-year-old was already injured, or what his mental state was, say sources. >> sean: nbc news has removed the report from their website and social media platforms. they're now saying it doesn't meet their e

. >>> to our other top story, the suspect in the attack on paul pelosi has pleaded not guilty on several charges, including attempted murder. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is there. capitol police had access to the security cameras at the time of the attack. >> reporter: correct, they did, but no one from the u.s. capitol police department was monitoring those live cameras when someone broke into nancy pelosi's home here in pacific heights early friday morning and attacked her husband with a hammer. you can see two to three of those cameras on the outside of the house. nbc news has confirmed the cameras were working but that officers were not watching the live feed back in washington, d.c. u.s. capitol police do have the ability to monitor live feeds from some over 1,800 cameras, not only of the capitol complex but other locations around the country. pelosi's home is monitored full-time when she's there, but she wasn't here friday when her husband paul was attacked. the "washington post" reports that capitol police did not see the video of the break-in until after paul pelosi was attacked

it was paul pelosi could not police who opened the door the night that that hammer attack and paul pelosi did not appear to be in any immediate danger with the police first arrived. that directly conflicts with filings from the department of justice that matches up with statements from the san francisco d.a.'s office. nbc's today show ran a similar story just weeks ago that mr. sleet they scrubbed it with little to know explanation that it does not meet our standards. here with reaction kellyanne conway. if you could figure this out, you are smarter than i am because you have nbc, the today show, they have their reporter report the story. and then nbc out in san francisco is the story and i think they are not tracking that one. can you explain that? >> kellyanne: if i make a why is this important? why are we talking about paul pelosi at the attacks? it is important because he is married to the number three in line to the presidency. the third most important person in our nation's government. i'm very sorry for what happened in paul pelosi. i'm not sorry she is no longer going to be speake

the man who allegedly broke into the pelosis' home and assaulted paul pelosi with a hammer facing a judge. the d.a. saying he was looking to harm speaker pelosi, calling the attack politically motivated. and now former president trump weighing in, adding fuel to false conspiracy theories about the crime. >>> also tonight, the killing of a famed music star, takeoff, a member of the chart-topping rap group migos gunned down at a houston bowling alley. what investigators are saying. >>> two police officers shot by a suspect with a long gun, possibly from a rooftop in new jersey. the urgent manhunt tonight. >>> the midterm elections just one week away. president biden campaigning in florida, where democrats are in an uphill battle. >>> new hope of preventing rsv, the virus overwhelming children's hospitals as pfizer announces the results of its vaccine trials. >>> after her disqualification sparked outrage, the young athlete inspiring america, by taking on her biggest race yet. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. not guilty was the plea late today from

we continue to follow the attack against speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. he has been at the hospital after undergoing surgery after that early friday attack. speaker pelosi says her husband is, quote, making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. she released a statement today also thanking everyone for their kindness. she says her family has been day lose with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers and warm wishes. meanwhile, federal and state charges have been filed against david dip happ have the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. the pap is set to make his first court appearance tomorrow on the state charges. we'll have more on that in just a bit. but first, kron four's amanda hari joins us from our newsroom right now with details on the case from the federal investigators, amanda. >> the criminal complaint says david to pap was prepared to detain and injure house speaker nancy pelosi when he entered her home early friday morning. it says he brought restraining tools, including zip ties, a roll of tape and a rope into ham

tonight paul pelosi continues to recover at hominid a doctor's care. >> it's going to be a long haul but he will be well, and it's just so tragic it's happened, but nonetheless we have to be optimistic. he's surrounded by family, so that's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: while paul pelosi recovers the case against his accused attacker continues. today his daughter attended an administrative hearing in the case against david depape. during today's brief hearing the judge even acknowledged christine pelosi's presence saying they worked together years ago at the city attorney's office. it's not clear if judge loreta george will preside over both hearings but if she does both sides may raise an objection of possible conflict of interest. >> that should happen prior to the hearing itself. >> reporter: that hearing is set for december 14th. david depape was not in court today. these are sketches from his tuesday first appearance. on december 14th the judge will hold a preliminary hearing in this case and will also listen to arguments from the san francisco district attorney's office on hol

according to federal authorities who have now charged him with an assault on paul pelosi and attempted kidnapping of nancy pelosi, this man says he wants to break the kneecaps of an 82-year-old woman and do it to make a political point. quoting again from the filing, in the course of the interview, depape articulated that he viewed nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. the document goes on in graphic detail about what the suspect said he intended. the bottom line is simple enough. according to the suspect himself, this potentially deadly attack on paul pelosi was part of a politically motivated attempt to kidnap and harm the speaker of the house, the most powerful woman in american politics, second in line to the presidency. yet as shocking as that is, it sh should not be surprising. not when you consider the way pelosi has been openly demonized, often using imagery to do it. >> we're tired of being pushed around. >> and open borders. >> and gas prices. >> the good people of arizona have had enough of you. it's time for a showdown. >> that arizona senate

husband paul pelosi. advisers that i've spoken to said the president has been weighing, giving these remarks over the course of several weeks. it has regularly been a conversation he's been having with senior advisers particularly as it contains to a number of republicans who refuse to commit to accept the election results if they lost. but what really triggered this, what really ensured that he was going to make these remarks was that attack. obviously he noted he is friends with paul pelosi, and how that affected the white house and perhaps, most importantly, how that really sharpened their view of the stakes of the moment is critical here. now, as i noted, the president's been talking about this for several weeks. he gave a very high-profile speak about this very issue september 1st in philadelphia. the differences, though, between those two speeches i think are very noticeable. this was sharper, this was more direct, this was more intentional. and i think it underscored the fact that this is six days

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because paul pelosi was attacked, look, paul pelosi was attacked by a person who is illegal alien in our country, should have never been here in the first place. my view very simply is that we need to deport violent illegal aliens, okay? and. [applause] and when an illegal alien attacks paul pelosi it's tragic and it's terrible but it's not reflective of republicans. it's reflective of the fact that we let way too many violent people live freely in our country. [applause] >> martha: one more follow-unjust because this is what tim ryan brought up as well with regard to abortion. he said you want to ban abortion in ohio and across this country. is that true? >> j.d. vance: look, i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. [applause] >> j.d. vance: now, look, there is a very, very important question about whether this should happen at the federal level or at the state level. i happen to think it should be a little bit of a mix. in other words, 90% of abortion policy is going to be made by the state of ohio. i think that's absolutely the right way it should be. ohio is going to want to have a different

earlier in the show i mention paul pelosi. tonight there's more confusion about what happened inside nancy pelosi's house on october 28. if you remember that's when a nudist named david depape attacked paul pelosi with a hammer. according to an indictment, police officers opened the door to nancy pelosi's home. this is fascinating because it's in direct contradiction to the filings by san francisco district attorney and local law enforcement to say that no, in fact paul pelosi opened the door. an nbc news affiliate in the bay area just reported that according to law enforcement sources who saw body cam footage, the d.a. is right. the doj is wrong. paul pelosi opened the door. why is this important? asking for details or facts on the comes of this story have been dismissed as is a conspiracy, as an entire narrative that david depape was insurrectionist and a maga republican was built. no questions that could get in the way that narrative. for example, this isn't the first time that nbc news contradicted the doj's narrative. ear

. >> new questions in the following the attack on paul pelosi. the changes san francisco's mayor is making to her own security tonight. >> someone showed up with protesters with a pitchfork in front of my home. others who have been very aggressive . so yeah, i'm definitely concerned. >>> i'm john ramis in sausalito. is it democracy in action? one cannabis dispensary here has written a measure that would give them a monopoly on the business in the city. we will have a story coming up. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> we have a lot to cover tonight. san jose police telling kpix 5 tonight they have arrested a hit-and-run driver accused of plowing into a grandmother who was pushing a child in a stroller. we first showed you this shocking video -- pretty hard to watch. you can see the woman entering a marked crosswalk when a car knocks her in the 3-year-old to the ground. both survived. that was on october 25th. now, police say, two days later, a community member called in a tip about seeing the suspect's car. 20-year-old alex

paul pelosi being attacked. they were also able to listen to the 911 call he made, both of which have not been publicly released. there are no plans to put them out there. >> we don't settle our differences in america with a riot, a mob, a bullet, a hammer. we settled them peacefully at the ballot box. reporter: the investigation into the attack has included looking into security at the home. 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

to paul pelosi, to the speaker, and where the cases tonight? >> well i think the thing that has grabbed me, probably most aggressively, is the response by admittedly a small portion of americans, but nonetheless a loud portion of americans, who have distorted this, who have been incredibly disrespectful to a victim of violent crime, who have floated ridiculous conspiracy. absolutely facts-less theories about what happened that night. and i want to say that these people, i want to say to anyone who is flooding some idea that somehow, paul pelosi was responsible for what happened, what would they have had the police do when they got a 9-1-1 call? what they have wanted them to say, let's ignore it because it's that nancy pelosi's house, and she's a villain. or, when the police got, they're where they want them to go, oh this is nancy pelosi's house, we probably don't need to get involved, or do they expect them to take the hammer away from the guy, after he had crushed the skull of an 82-year-old man, and i say you know what, go on your way, we kn