>> we've got the very latest details on the attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. someone broke into their home in san francisco this morning and attacked him with a hammer up to 30 in the morning. this happened kron 4 sarah stinson has been out there on the very street where this attack occurred. sarah, bring us up to speed. >> the fbi is on scene and at the pelosi home here in pacific heights neighborhood on broadway. and the fbi just confirmed that it was a man who entered this home broke into this home and brutally attacked. speaker nancy pelosi is husband paul with a hammer this morning. so before we didn't know it was a man or woman. but so far, all we know is that a man went in broke in and attacked paul with a hammer around 2.30 this morning. sources say the 82 year-old was specifically targeted by this attacker. police have been on scene for hours ever since it happened. of course, the fbi showed up later around 7 o'clock. paul pelosi is at the hospital

receiving treatment for injuries to his body. he has bruising and severe swelling, but his spokesperson says he's expected to be ok. officials say a person broke into the home beat him severely and was arrested quickly. >> and is currently in custody. we know that it's a man, but we're waiting to find out the age. the name. who is this person? how did they get in? how did they how are they able to break in? nancy pelosi was not in the home during the attack. in fact, she was in washington, d.c., police are investigating the motive. and of course, we've been wondering all morning long how much security is at this home in this neighborhood. we talked with neighbors who were shocked to hear what happened. how do you feel knowing this was like a targeted attack on paul terrible. it's very scary. >> i saw someone suspicious either morning out here, but i told the i'd be curious to see when i see a picture of the her son needed. if it's the same one. >> so she told police what she saw a couple of days ago. it

was a pursing wandering around the neighborhood and near the pelosi home. we also heard from another woman, but she lives across the street from the pelosi. she knows paul well, and she says that, you know, there is security from the neighborhood and that the security guard usually sits here on scott and broadway. so that's probably how they were able to get to the home quickly and arrest the attacker. but in terms of how much paul pelosi's security have, how much security has that's unclear. we know that when nancy is in town, they have a lot of security. so stay tuned. we actually are going to hear an update from police and from the district attorney in about 25 minutes from now. of course, a lot of questions remain darya, james. but from here at the scene and lot of people waking up to this news feeling very afraid that someone is able able to walk into someone's home break-in and attack someone, especially knowing it was a attack on paul pelosi.

>> thanks a lot, sarah. and we're expecting that the update around 9.30, the team coverage. so go back out live as soon as we can across force will tran is standing by there. so stay tuned. in the meantime, let's get over the weather center. quick check of weather and traffic and we'll come back. john. >> yeah, we are got the clear skies yet again this morning. but also seeing the return of the cold weather as we've gotten used to the past several mornings. >> your view outside of downtown san francisco looks bright looks inviting but says don't forget your jacket as you're about to be stepping outside the door. a few high passing clouds. but even with those clouds, it's not going to block out the brightness. frost advisories that were in place for lake and mendocino counties have since expired. temps are starting to rise. san jose and oakland. you fell into the 40's earlier. now you're back into the 50's redwood city in fremont. still at 44 valais, how at 49 after a morning in the 30's nevado petaluma and santa rosa. you're also seeing temps climb now back into the 40's. i'll be talking about where we're headed for halloween and for the weekend, of course as

well. still to come rain. all right, john, thanks for that. well, and we do have an accident. just popped up west bound 5.80, just west of 13 north in oakland. so >> you can see that traffic starting to build there dropping on 5, 18, 80 this morning. know 80's little more impacted and 5.80, at this hour, 14 run into the city. metering lights are off for you as you are traveling checking on the san mateo bridge, 12 minutes that's down from about 16 minutes. a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101, to 8 minute ride. and in the south bay. look at that. 32 minutes. that's down from 40 traveling from 85 to menlo park. dorian back to you. >> 904 le to back to the breaking news and get some more details about the situation where nancy pelosi's husband was attacked while she was in washington, d.c., he was asleep in their home in san francisco and we've been getting reaction coming in from all across the aisle as well. in fact. >> earlier we had a chance to speak with class. michael yaki actually was nice enough to join us again here this hour

to chat with us more and it we couldn't ask for a better person to talk michael because for a time you are actually speaker pelosi's chief of staff. you know the family well, can you just tell us what's happening with her staff right now, given what you know about the inner workings when an attack like this happens. >> well, obviously they're trying to get all the information that they possibly can to relay it to the speaker on a real-time basis to some sure they are. courtney with the capitol police with the sapd and apparently the just justice department has sent a unit out here as well. we read press reports, but i think that the most important thing is to get information to her quickly as possible about the condition of people. i mean, this is terrible, horrible event. i'm glad that they're saying he's going make a full recovery all as one of the most decent, you know, really nice people you're ever going to meet a very low key. you'll all around san francisco, a seaman, the at the airport all the time our chicken joint in

north beach. so i mean, this is a and that hole is a place i've been to many times. it's beautiful home very warm. it's welcome. even and the idea it's been desecrated this way and and paul was attacked in this manner is just horrified. that i is something it is just really troubling as to why it occurred. and i guess we'll hear more about that later. wilson the home. how could someone break into a home like that? i mean, it seems like it's very secure. we found out that they have. >> neighborhood security. i know the capitol police aren't there when nancy is not there, but neighborhood security all night long, you know, and it seems like a pretty big mansion made of brick. so i breaking a window, something like that scaling it >> i mean, have my thoughts and ideas, but i'm going talk about exactly where someone might want penetrate so much so but i can can save us. i mean, anyone who is determined anyone who was decided that

and faith and and there's some reports coming out that said that he was targeted. yeah, i want to this to me in the home or our poll personally. but s so when is determined enough and has the resources it needs are tired. you know, anything is anything unfortunately, it's possible. i mean, this is a country that scene president assassinated every week we get see scully's, not to mention the counties where people were were just innocent. people walking by school children were shot by someone who attacked a school that is protected by people with guns. i it happens and it's just a fact of unfortunate fact of the society in which we live in right now. >> yeah, we know the home was targeted. we'll hope to find out more here at the bottom of the hour. when police to hold their press conference and maybe we'll get more insight into the motive. there are reports that the attacker put might have asked where nancy pelosi was before attacking paul. so we don't know if paul was target. we don't know.

maybe we'll find out next half hour. but when you were working with the speaker, when you were on her staff years ago, did you guys have conversations about security, about threats that are coming in? what was that like? >> oh, sure. i mean, the fact is probably what i was i directly chief of staff. we're going to fight for good reason. i just you know, we lived in the city were mayor and the supervisor were assassinated and we would get death threats and threat in both writing and over the over the telephone in our office a lot when we would go out into public you know, she's just an junior congressperson. the time we started and should i've seen more prominent it later on. but you know, we when we have town hall wasn't i think the second year or so, i decided that i was going to start coordinating with the u.s. apd getting started every incident at our town halls and quite frankly, i i considered myself to be sort of kurt protective detail whenever we

went out because i just i just did not. i suppose i have bad feeling about. and the people who we're dealing with and i would make sure that suppose myself between her and and people. but now, you know, she's got her a detail. it doesn't extend the family got a long time ago. michael, talk about the climate now. i mean, they'd. >> they said aisles and threats on. all right, congressional number. 24, i mean, i mean, basically, we're like that too. and now it's like 1020 in terms of the level level of threat and it's it's something that, you know, we're going to week. this nation has to deal with refusing deal with still people who don't believe the january state. 6 was an insurrection. people who don't believe that people were there with with with guns with bats, which she shield, you know, with flagpoles beating a beating, a police officers. you know, we have an issue and and people begin to understand what is going on out there, how to fight it. our country

is how how angry angry our country as we all know why this was. this could just been random violence could have been. it could have been someone who is charging them for for what they believed to be money valuables. but the fact is that. we live in we live in a climate in the country right now or access to the means of violence is easier than ever. and where people are are encouraged and brandt up more so than ever to go from 0 to 11 on a scale in terms of anger and, you know, just as an aside, guy knows what's going to happen to twitter now they're going to take all the controls off of that because, you know, repeating the echo chamber of lies and violence and hate. is a terrible part of what our country is going through right now. and i pray to god that's not what that's which contributed to what happened

to paul. but if it did, we're going to do with it swiftly and shoot in a very yes. important eyes are just so upset about. my friend paul is live at hospital that so it's a it's a terrible. and michael, let me just ask you, we're supposed to go to break. i know we're out of time and i'm going off script or a little bit apologize. the control room. >> i i hope, though, that they could pull up this tweet because the reaction coming in from across political lines sort of areas with what you're talking about. this is ted cruz. somebody could be more polar opposite in terms of politics from nancy pelosi. and here was his tweet moments ago saying what happened? paul pelosi last night is horrific. heidi and i are praying for him and nancy and the entire pelosi family make got protection be upon them. we can have our political differences. but violence is always wrong and unacceptable. >> so on both sides of the aisle. now this will galvanize them because, you know, they really are under attack as a politician is no matter what you got to turn down the

tempo. >> they got really temperature, but they didn't do it after gabby giffords. i think you would have the lease. maybe this will turn the tide because one thing i would nc pelosi is that no matter what your political beliefs are. people know that she's really decent, good human being. and they really like her as an individual may be specter. that's why she's been the leaders long as she has been. that's why she's always been known to someone from both sides of the aisle that that someone who is genuinely just a good person, maybe this might spur this. but we've every time we said this in the wake of a school shooting, i don't know. i maybe this will be the difference maker, but, you know, and i'm not going to is percent to cruise at this time, other than to say, you know, read his last sentiment. think about what else said. another context as well. maybe he can. if he applied that, you know, to january 6, upi apply that to other situations. you know, we would have that kind temperature

that we're currently at right now. got it, ok? thank you, thank you as always.

>> 9.15, and it's easy to forget that it is friday. >> heading into the weekend, right? sometimes the news can bring it okay. we do have a weekend. a holiday weekend. a halloween weekend. look forward to a lot of folks to have happy plane. and let's see if mother nature will cooperate. hi, john. it looks like mother nature is cooperating this time around.

we're still off to the cold mornings, but temperatures are on the rise now because we have plenty of sunshine and that's warming things up out there. we fell into the 30's and 40's this morning of us. still in the 40's. but we're starting to work our way warmer. some of us now back into the 50's san francisco looks great and are a little bit of low cloud cover that's just sitting right there at the coastline. not going to do much other than that. a few high passing clouds for your morning hours. not enough to be blocking out the bright skies. so today looks really nice for stepping outside. enjoying your friday. tomorrow. conditions out thore are going to remain dry. good news for any sort of maybe halloween parties that you may be venturing out to specially during the evening sunday and monday continuing the trend of mild days. but chilly evening. so as you get outside during the evening hours, just bring the jacket with you. not saying you need to cover up your costume, but you've got to be ready with a couple extra layers 50's and 60's for san francisco and at the coast. why will it will be 60's along the bayshore? this is a little cooler than we

were yesterday saying carlos 68 palo alto, 65 south bay temps in the mid to upper 60's for you. yesterday was low 70's. so that's a bit of a drop. hayward and union city at 65 today. oakland, 64 walnut creek at 72. while even antioch in benicia falling into the upper 60's feeling like fall as we round out october and feeling even colder than that as we kick off november on tuesday of next week after a very nice but cool halloween tuesday marks the start of the new month and temps fall even further upper 50's to low 60's. an increasing chance of showers towards the end of next week. >> right thank you for that. well, westbound 5.80, west of highway 13 north. we have an accident there in oakland. so drive times if you're traveling up towards the maze from san leandro just under 29 30 you seen an uptick there and 11 minutes may so that fremont street exit the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge off pretty light 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls. some of our highways 101, up. 29 minutes.

85 to menlo park while to 80's. still put you at the limit. traveling along i-80 san leandro down in milpitas about 30 minutes. the kraken down towards the maze. 5, 18, 80 just under 16 darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot of rain in 1917, com for your local election headquarters. now less than 2 weeks to the election races around the bay are heated up yesterday. we told you how oakland mayoral candidates, lauren taylor and treva reid have formed an alliance because it's ranked chose choice voting so they want you to vote for one of the other as number one or 2 for your choices that can make all the difference. who's in second place when it comes to ranked choice elections. a recent poll, though, found council members, taylor and sheng tow running neck and neck in with former council member ignacio de la fuente and 3rd place. we asked hotel has no is she said in forming a deal and we as the front the same.

>> i'm jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. and whatever whoever they want to vote for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council and expects his support to grow as election draws near. >> for your money this morning, home sales aren't the only thing being affected by mortgage rates. rental prices are on the rise. in fact, cities in other parts of the country have now overtaken san francisco when it comes to the most expensive rents kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a closer look. last summer, the high rises of new york city took the top spot from san francisco for most expensive rent prices. this month we dropped a 3rd according to the rental website, zumper boston now in second place, tom

temprano moved to san francisco in 2004 and says the one-bedroom median price of $3,020 a month is still no easy payment. >> i'm a terrible cut and i know how to cook from itself because i can't now with with as much as i'm paying for rent, afford to go out to eat much and do a whole lot. there's also a supply shortage of apartments nationally, according to crystal chen with zumper, the company's national rent report in october, reflecting the impacts on renters. looking to that, we had a question getting moore's and like a 3rd of people this had to go through bidding war to find apartment, which is a apartment list. also measures rent prices month to month using a combination of census data and their own. >> senior research associate at apartment list, rob warnock, explain where san francisco stands nationally. lot of other parts of the country are now. >> and in some cases, 10, 2030%, more expensive today than they were in 2020. and san francisco's one of the few

places where where that actually isn't. the case were knox's high rent prices and high mortgage rates discourages everyone for making expensive life choices. something temprano relates to homeownership isn't even a dream. it's a fantasy. you know, at this point because of how unaffordable it is. one silver lining. the experts say that rental prices drop in the winter when people shift their spending to holidays and travel. so if you're looking for a deal, you have the next few months to do so in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> when you're up 9.21, the time we will be back here in just a moment with more of our breaking news coverage of the attack of paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi early this morning in their san francisco home. well, complete details in just

>> 9.24 is the time and breaking news overnight. oakland police have arrested 2 people who they say are connected with the fatal shooting of a bay area dentist. now one of the men we actually have video here of police escorting him away in handcuffs. this was in oakland last night, an undisclosed location. it was back in august that really shoe was shot and killed when she and her partner pulled into oakland's chinatown. somebody came up next to them in a car fired at them, killed her and then fled. the scene opens. police chief and alameda county da say they're going to be holding a news conference at 2.30 this afternoon. we'll hope for more details about these arrests. them. >> in the south bay, san jose police are looking for the driver responsible for a hit and run crash that injured an

elderly woman. she was pushing a toddler in a crosswalk when it happened. and we're about to show you video that may be difficult to watch. there they are. and during the crosswalk, there's the car. the clips her. she went down and the vehicle didn't actually hit the toddler. but the toddler did go on to the ground as well. so luckily, they're ok, this was at the intersection of sierra on a key lane in san jose. and then the driver took off. this was tuesday around 06:00pm. police are looking for the car. we showed you with a think it is a gray mazda style vehicle and that was the photo that the san jose police provided. they're looking for that vehicle. the woman is in the hospital and fortunately the toddler was not hurt. is so is san jose. police have responded to more than 50 traffic deaths this year. >> this year we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and people killed all walking. obviously, we're very i'm saddened by the video

are looking at ways that we can make improvements in location. obviously, crosswalks are there to make it safer for people to cross the road, but they stop a vehicle. >> and at that same data shows that from 2017 to 2018, there were 4 crashes. and one where a pedestrian was severely injured. >> we'll take a quick break here at 9.26. when we come back, the lead in the latest on the attack of paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi early this morning. we understand some of his family now beginning arrive at the home. talking with police will update you on paul's condition and the latest wi

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coming in to kron. 4 from the associated press. a very alarming about this attack on nancy pelosi's husband. they're saying that the man. >> who was attacking pelosi's husband with a hammer was shouted. where is nancy and nancy pelosi was in washington, d.c., at the time and at that point began attacking paul pelosi with kron 4 sarah stinson. >> in the city right now in front of the pelosi home. sarah, what's the latest? >> neighbors in this pacific heights neighborhood. they are concerned right now after learning that speaker nancy pelosi is husband, paul, was brutally beaten with a hammer. he's recovering at the hospital. meanwhile, at the scene, you can see fbi along with police here

investigating. 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

investigating the motive. in the meantime, we've been catching up with neighbors who are very concerned. how do you feel knowing this was like a targeted attack on paul terrible. it's very scary. >> i saw someone suspicious either morning out here, but i told the i'd be curious to see when i see a picture of the person who did if it's the same one, i will cobb. i see all >> and police cars i feel very scared. very sad about what has happened to paul and it. no, it could have happened. >> a lot of people just hoping that paul pelosi has a speedy recovery along with president biden who says he called nancy pelosi himself to say that he's praying for her and for the whole pelosi family. in the meantime, we're waiting to hear from san francisco police about the man that they

arrested for intruding breaking in and attacking paul pelosi. that was supposed to be right now. but they pushed back the press conference to 10 o'clock. we've got a reporter there. so we'll have the latest for you. but for now, i'm learning more and more from neighbors about security. looks as though, you know, certain neighbors, certain homeowners here have security for themselves. they pay for security, just make sure that they are safe in san francisco. >> but it's unclear about the amount of security paul pelosi has when nancy pelosi is not in town. so darya james, something we'll continue to follow for now. back to you, ok, and sir, do want to point out that the viewers can watch that press conference live on kron on. so. >> as soon as the kron, 4 morning news is done. just make sure that you flip over to kron on with your app or go to kron 4 dot com. >> thank you, sarah. now we're also getting reaction, too, from a vice president, kamala harris. she tweeted out not too long ago and you can see on your screen here, quote, doug and i are appalled by the attack on paul pelosi. speaker

pelosi's husband, the entire pelosi families in our hearts. and we wish him a speedy recovery. >> more on that in a few minutes right now. 9.32. want to take a break from the top stories and get a look at weather on this friday morning. and we've got john standing by in the weather center with our halloween forecast. good morning, john. hey, guys. good morning. we are seeing a nice forecast for the holiday as well as for the weekend before it. so nothing to worry about out there as far as making those plans are keeping him going that you may have this weekend. your view outside at the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear. we just have a little bit of cloud cover towards hhe coast, but hardly even that just the evidence of a touch of marine layer. right now we saw those frost advisories expire about 30 minutes ago up in lake and mendocino counties and temperatures climbing. we're in the 40's and 50's. we fell into the 30's and 40's earlier this morning for a lot of the north bay, especially santa rosa, you're at 44 while san francisco and oakland in the mid-fifties alameda, pittsburgh, brentwood each at

57 degrees right now. looking at your halloween forecast, temps will be in the low 60's towards trick or treating time on monday. so at least bring the jackets with i'm not telling you to cover up those costumes, though. great job. thanks for that will. if you are heading across 5.80, right now, westbound west of 13 or the accident there. we're definitely seeing delays. pretty busy if you're traveling into the city right now. >> let's go ahead and get a look at your commute maze to that fremont street exit. 10 minutes. the meteor lights are off. so that's great news. the san mateo bridge also pretty light. 13 minutes traveling from a 80 to 101. if you're heading across 5, 18, 80 right now, crockett down towards the maze. just 60 minutes traffic starts to pick up just past berkeley and highway 4. 21 minutes at antioch into concord's to 42 to back to you. and 9.34 we've been covering the attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul in san francisco all morning and doing. >> live interviews throughout the morning on of those who

are close to the situation was out. what happens in washington, d.c., when something like this happens. that's where pelosi is this morning. yeah. we had a chance to chat with michelle snowshoes reporter for the hill and it's her beat to follow the speaker and his part of our conversation with her earlier. i saw that you you. you wrote an article earlier kind of walking people through the events of what happened. >> that's right. so there's still a lot that's unknown. but what we do know right now is that san francisco police department responded to an attack at a residence, a break-in at a resident at 02:27am. local time. and then early this morning, speaker pelosi spokesperson put out a statement saying that paul pelosi, the husband of speaker pelosi, was violently attacked by an assailant in in residents in san francisco, paul pelosi was taken to a hospital and he's being treated right now and he's expected to make a full recovery. that's what the pelosi spokesperson has said.

capitol police noted in a separate statement that the speaker was in washington, d.c., overnight with her protective detail when this attack took place. so again, there's still a lot unknown. the motive is unknown, though. the suspect is in custody, according to authorities. like i know, the speaker has several events planned for today. have you had a word from her >> office as to whether that's cancel now she heading back to the city. >> we have not heard from the speaker from the speaker directly today or from her spokesperson regarding what she's going to do and her she is scheduled to be an event that's begin event tomorrow with the vice president, kamala harris, that we have not heard of. that will be changed. our it's still going on. so right now, business as usual. but again, we're all waiting to see if we can learn more. and when we learn more about what's going on, the course how the speaker will be reactive and we wonder if it will be business as usual on the hill, which you cover because members of congress have gotten additional money. >> in the past few years for security. but this is sure to have him caught, you know, clamoring for more to protect

them and their families as we're nearing the election, we're seeing more threats against politicians and elected officials. that's right. according to u.s. capitol police threats against lawmakers and and and messages of concern have rapidly increased over the past years. last year it was around back in 2017 about round 3,000. >> for the year. so again, we've seen this steady increase in threats against lawmakers. and as you mentioned over the summer, the house sergeant at arms had announced the eu security program that would get $10,000 to each congressional office to protect the residences. with that security but again, this will be this will likely make more calls for an up and security for lawmakers and their families. just because we're seeing this increase threats against members of congress and another lawmakers. all right. so wait to see if that develops. and, yeah, michael. and then if i'm sure you talk to your colleagues who cover other. >> a political figures there in washington as everybody

else sort of reporting the same thing that they're just sort of this been uptick i want to call it hate speech, but an uptick in violence speech to be sure against people in politics. people connected even tangentially with the elections. >> absolutely. it does need take a journalist or a politician themselves to realize that the political rhetoric, rick has become more debate divisive over past years, we've seen more attacks launched lawmakers on more squabbling between them. that, of course, could have an impact on threats that seeing against lawmakers. but again, it doesn't take some of these inside the beltway to realize that there has been up in this political this political rhetoric and this divisiveness, which we're now could really have damaging effects. sure has been that's gotten physical. now at this point with nancy pelosi's husband. thank you so much. >> michael show for your reporting this morning. thanks for having and it's 9.30. we'll be right back it's

night. 41, another big story that we're following. elon musk is wasting no time now that he's taken over twitter. >> as we showed you yesterday, he walked into headquarters of market street in san francisco with a sick and now we learned that he fired 3 top executives already twitter ceo chief financial officer and chief legal counsel are out. and he has said that he doesn't have any plans to let twitter become a quote, hellscape. for extremists. but he also

tweeted out the bird is freed. so there are various indicators. that's something as pointed to him releasing the bans on twitter and allowing other people like, for example, president trum to start tweeting again. >> yet through through social, never quite took off. my guess is that win? because i don't think it's an f i think it's when musk allows him to come back on. he will be on in a in a minute that last week he did a tweet. musk in a tweet that it quickly delete. it was him donald trump and connie, a and he called themselves the 3 musketeers. so i think is what it is a game on. >> san jose state professor matt cabot also spoke about rumors that musk might create a twitter pay wall. >> he has floated the idea a subscriber model and again that they haven't been able to figure this out for 10 years, how to make money. but but that that's an interesting idea. and he actually might

try to do that. so you can finally make some money with this platform. >> and when it comes to money, as you know, he paid 44 billion for twitter and apparently 3 executives that he fired yesterday are going to cost of close to 200 million and other twitter employees. obviously this morning, especially in the bay area, concerned. who's next? we'll keep you posted 9.43. we'll be right back.

>> 9.45? and as we wait for more information from the police should be within the 15 minutes or show. >> about this attack on the pelosi is home in san francisco this morning. there are a lot of people are questioning this male and a hammer if he was really after the house speaker herself because we understand now the man who attacked paul pelosi this at around 02:30am in the morning said where's nancy as he was beating paul pelosi according to an ap source. where is nancy, where is nancy? >> and when he's discovered the house speaker wasn't there, attacked her husband, paul pelosi. instead. and we are getting a reaction from a number of people on capitol hill specifically. in fact, we've got to adam schiff now a representative adam schiff referencing the fact that nancy pelosi may very well in the been the target and he tweets sickened by the attack on paul pelosi at the family's sf home. while the investigation is ongoing. first reports indicate the speaker was the intended target of this horrible

violence, praying for pulse with recovery. and my thoughts are with the speaker and their family. now, speaker pelosi is in washington, d.c., she is scheduled >> to speak in an event tomorrow. we don't know what's going to happen. that was an event with kamala we've got response from both president biden and vice president on what's happened. so we're just going to be waiting in following this all morning long. you can go to kron 4 dot com and listen to kronon for the very latest we have 24 7 will have that press conference there when it when it happens at 9.47, let's get a quick check of the forecast. we've got john in the weather center now with our friday outlook. good morning, john. hey, guys, good morning. we are seeing some clear skies across the bay area yet again this morning. but it's a clear. >> and another cool start to this day. we are seeing san jose sitting under the sunshine just as the rest of us are. can see a few high passing clouds, but that certainly not breaking blocking out the brightness this morning. skies are warming us up already. so we fell into the 30's and 40's earlier on temperatures. they're already climbing. a lot more of us now into the

50's. those passing clouds won't block out the sunshine. so a nice bright and dry day ahead of us will keep all these conditions around through saturday sunday. and most importantly into monday for halloween itself, which does look to be a good one for venturing outside with the kids and doing some trick or treating it won't be until tuesday, november. 1st of next week that we start to see cooler and wetter weather just around the corner. as for today's daytime highs, it's 50's at the coast. 60's and 70's elsewhere. livermore concord in nevada, woman or spots hanging on to the low 70's. well, santa jose out of the 70's where you were yesterday down to 67 hayward, oakland and san francisco in the mid 60's today. here's a look ahead today through monday for a halloween all looking nice and mild upper 60's to low 70's during our afternoons but dropping to some chilly conditions during your evening. so venture outside, with those extra layers ready to go tuesday, november. 1st of next week, we start to see temperatures cooling down will be in the

upper 50's to low 60's for high temperatures. we showers most likely towards wednesday. rain. >> even that will that accident. we're tracking along 5, 80, just at 13 is now clear. we're at 30 minutes for your drive now. we're down to 15 minutes to make it from castro valley to the maze. you can see the green on the map. you are seeing just like the latest on no major issues, though, heading into the city right now. 8 minutes mace to that fremont street exits. the traffic really light across our bridges. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. 7 minutes tolls to 101, and the south bay traveling up 1, 0, one. 85 the middle park 30 minutes while 2, 80 82. we'll still have you at the limit. 80 silly down in milpitas about 24 minutes to make that drive this morning. clocking out towards the maze. that's 5, 80 80 15 minutes for you there. and highway 4, antioch and to conquer. just under 20 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you, ray 9.49. the time and new this morning, the 2 people who kidnapped a baby in san jose who were supposed to be sentenced today in santa

clara county hall of justice. instead, that sentencing has been delayed. it's and you're a mayor. as and ramon both pleaded no contest to 7 felony counts for kidnapping. brandon quayle r the pair admitted to trying to kidnap the baby 4 different times before successfully taking the child from his grandmother's apartment back in april, ramirez could face up to 14 years in prison for masterminding the kidnapping. por meanwhile, faces up to 5 years for his part. the 2 sent to the 2 will have their sentencing hearing delayed until january 13th because of a significant new development at cayce is what we're told. ramirez made 300 jail phone calls after she pleaded no contest. and prosecutors said this new information from the phone calls has impacted their sentencing recommendation. >> now to santa cruz where students and teachers are back in school today after an active shooter threat shut down the school for a wild turn out to be a hoax. though santa cruz high school went on

lockdown around 09:30am, in the morning yesterday while police searched for any possible threats because they had reports there was an active shooter. multiple shots fired. multiple victims. it turned out not be to the kit the case, as you can see, it was a happy reunion because the kids were scared. >> the scariest moment was when they told us that we are in code red and got to barricade the doors and we walk to the back back of the room when the pitch locker room that was probably the scariest moment was like super dark. we couldn't really hear anything. we didn't know what was going on. >> and was about 2 hours before the students and parents were reunited at another site. police are still investigating to find out where that threat came from. >> 9.51 the time the contra costa county district attorney has decided not to file charges against a former police officer in the 2021 shooting death of tyrell wilson, former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed wilson after responding to reports of a man throwing rocks off the for mallet

sycamore valley overpass in danville on to 6.80, below. this is the body camera footage does show wilson holding a knife, but his family claims he was suffering from a mental health crisis before he was shot and killed. the family's attorney says that andrew hall should not have been on the job the day wilson died. >> prosecutors now taking place earlier or that he had been removed from the streets early as a consequence of it, carlos and were not needed. >> well, the district attorney diana becton told the wilsons thursday that her office simply couldn't prove without a reasonable doubt. that whole broke the law. the family's attorney, john burris, you just heard from says the outcome is not what they want. it, but they are at least consoled by the fact that he is being held accountable as he's already being held in prison right now serving a six-year sentence for a separate shooting that happened back in 2018. 9.52. the time. we'll be right back.

>> 9.55 and we want to leave you with everything we know right now about the attack at nancy pelosi is home in san francisco this morning. it happened around 02:30am, a man with a hammer broke into the home and shouted where's nancy wears nancy? and then paul pelosi. her husband was home. nancy was not. he attacked him with a hammer. he's in the hospital now, but it says is doing okay. they do expect him to survive. yes, injuries to his head and his body going to

say those injuries are pretty severe blunt force trauma. they're described as bruising. severe swelling. >> other injuries as well. but as gary said, he is expected to make full recovery, which is at least some consolation. we know that the house speaker, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, is in washington right now. although we did get reports from sarah stinson at the scene that she thought she saw what what might have been they're like children. your yeah. on scene talking with police and we know that there we have fbi agents. we have representatives from the a capitol police which is in charge the speaker's protection when she's in town and also members of the census, police department, which, by the way, we're expecting to hear from him momentarily. and we want to know more about the motive because there's a big concern that because he shouted that he was actually looking for pelosi and trying to attack or as you said, she was in washington, d.c., and is still there. not right. and that press conference was set for 9.30. it's been pushed. hill tend whenever it does finally happened. we're going bring it to you live and uninterrupted on kronon. that's our streaming app. and also on our

website at kron, 4 dot coms are going want to make sure you check that this morning and catch a press conference will hopefully learn more about the motive. yeah, we're going to we're going to keep going from all angles on this because there's a lot of question about what's going to happen with protection. 2 congressional members, we've seen an uptick in violence and threats against them as we head towards election kron 4 also your election station. so. >> stay tuned for everything you need to know about this attack the morning. alright, that's it for us here on a friday. have a good weekend. we'll see you back here monday morning.

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