stick around with us. but we ve got more news this morning including this, house speaker nancy pelosi s husband paul is recovering after yesterday s hammer attack inside the couple s san francisco home. will: we re learning more about the suspected intruder reportlily looking for the democratic leader. mark meredith is live in washington with the details. good morning, mark. will, pete, rachel, good morning. the break in inside speaker pelosi s home was intentional and not a random act. the 42-year-old suspect broke in through the home in a book door and reportedly shouted where s nancy. the speaker was in dc at the time but police say her husband, 82-year-old paul pelosi was inside and able to call 911 and was speaking in code to not alert the suspect he was calling for help. investigators crediting a dispatcher for prioritizing the call that prompted police to arrive moments later. police say when they got to the
is taking legal action against the manufacturer of the gun used in the massacre. joining me is her attorney, don flanary. i want to play for you what the department of public safety spokesman steve mcgraw told reporters on may 27th about the door. that book door was propped open. it wasn t supposed to be propped open. it was supposed to be locked. certainly the teacher that went back for her cell phone, propped it open again. that was an access point that the subject used. so, the dps later said, again, she shut the door, it just didn t lock. what impact did the initial impact have on your client? well, in addition to her being completely distraught over being a part of it, she was she was devastated with that insinuation. it was false. they just got it wrong. what did your client experience during the shooting itself? so, she was one of the few witnesses that saw pretty much
hope that we can get the report from director mueller as soon as responsible. i thought that was an unusual press conference. sure, i don t know if he i don t know why he knows that. mueller will be allowed to finish his job, that s the goal. and buzzkill. the former starbucks ceo on book door, taking heat after announcing a possible independent 2020 run from a democrat afraid that that would mean reelecting donald trump. don t help president-elect trump, you egotistical billionaire [ bleep ]! and good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington, where roger stone has now been arraigned in federal court here on seven felony charges, joining a long list of former trump officials and associates indicted by robert mueller. joining me now, nbc national security and justice reporter julia ainsley outside the
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