>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> now at 6, we continue to follow that breaking news. house speaker nancy pelosi's has been. paul pelosi underwent surgery to repair a fractured skull today after that violent attack that happened early this morning at the couple's home in pacific heights in san francisco, francisco police chief bill scott just provided an update on the investigation a few minutes ago. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the house speaker has returned to san francisco to be with her husband. 82 year-old paul pelosi expected to make a full recovery police say that when they arrived at the scene, they found the suspect. 42 year-old david to pay and pelosi fighting over a hammer. now the is in custody. kron four's dan kerman has been following the story all day long is live for us at the scene in pacific heights with the latest on the investigation, dan? that's right. if the chiefs news conference, he made it clear that when police entered. >> both paul pelosi and the suspect were grappling over the hammer. they told him to drop it. pelosi apparently let go. and that is when the suspect hit pelosi with the hammer. he suffered skull fracture, as you know, also injuries to arm and to his hands. but he is expected to make a full recovery. the chief also made it clear today during this last minute news conference which just wrapped up about 5 minutes ago that this was not a random attack. he could not say what the motive is. it is a belief that we know what the motive is. and it is a belief that the police to 2, but he said at this point he can't release that. but he said this is definitely not a random attack. here's what the chief had to say. >> this was not a random at. this was intentional. and it's wrong. our elected officials are here to do the business of their cities. they're counties there states and this nation. if families don't sign up for this to be harmed. and it is wrong. and everybody should be discussed. about what happened this morning. >> that's police chief bill scott just moments ago, choking up talking about this incident. now the associated press is quoted sources as saying, but the actual target was not paul pelosi, but nancy pelosi, in fact, sources are telling the associated press that the suspect came in saying where is nancy? where is nancy the chief at this news conference also confirmed that the suspect forced his way into this residence that you see behind me. >> through a rear door of the home. now the question is, how could this pelosi is 2 away from being president, the vice president before her and then heard the speaker of the house. what's the situation with security? well, the police chief said that it is the capitol police that are responsible for protecting pelosi and her family and all questions about security have to be directed to the capitol police. so still plenty of questions about how this could happen. but as we mentioned, pelosi, the speaker was not at home at the time. she is now back in san francisco. her husband expected to make a full recovery after suffering a skull fracture after being hit, at least once with a hammer. the suspect will be charged with attempted murder. he is still hospitalized at this point. reporting live in pacific heights. dan kerman kron. 4 news. dan, i'm wondering since you've been there for a give us a sense first of all, do you know how long police and the fbi and everybody else is going to be on the scene? >> and secondly, just kind of the mood in that neighborhood is generally very quiet neighborhood. that's right. what we can tell you that there are a couple of police cars here in a few officers here. but the major >> mill you of police officers and the fbi. they rolled and rolled out of here is somewhere around 4, 15, 4.30, this afternoon. so just a few police officers on scene right now, terms of the neighbors. so they're very much shocked by this whole thing. many of them know paul pelosi, their fans of paul pelosi, their friends of paul pelosi. they think this is terrible. what has happened to them? they're their surprise. such a violent attack could occur. they've seen protests out here before they've seen the graffiti incident out here before. but nothing like and they are also questioning what the situation is with the security. lots of questions about that. we know pelosi was not here at the time, but does that mean that because she is not here. capitol police don't provide any security for her family, specifically her 82 year-old husband, paul. well, we don't have the answer to that question. police chief bill scott said that they are here the capitol police, but it is up to the capitol police to provide security and all questions again about that. have to go to the capitol police. we have not gotten the answers at this point. can't. all right, dan, thank you for that. you have a family of the policies bought that house back in the 80's? i believe so. certainly even if they didn't have the name pelosi be well known in that neighborhood being there so long. here's what the governor had to say. he issued this statement about the attack saying, quote, this heinous assault is yet another example of the dangerous consequences of the divisive and hateful rhetoric that is putting lives at risk and undermining our very democracy and democratic institutions, those who are using their platforms to incite violence must be held to account. our leaders should never fear for their safety and the safety of their families and serving the people they were elected to represent, not in their homes, not at the u.s. capitol, not anywhere. jennifer and i wish paul a speedy recovery and center thaws to speaker pelosi and their family during this time. san francisco mayor london breed also issuing a statement saying, quote, >> this was a horrific and scary incident have reached out to speaker pelosi to offer my support to her and her family. and i want to thank a san francisco police department and the san francisco fire department for their quick response to this incident. >> bay area politicians are reacting to that attack it to pelosi home. they tell kron 4 says it. but you that acts of violence against public officials are on the rise. >> this is really terrible. it's dangerous do this with many ways but threat to our democracy. what happened? >> pelosi home with the hammer and this this this guy, the protests that is an on democracy to bay area politicians. u.s. congressman john garamendi and california state senator scott wiener speak to what they see as the broader implications of speaker nancy pelosi's husband being attacked in their home in san francisco. >> and this is just another example of the escalation of political violence that we're seeing. we know that this person a long history of but it's sort of friends, conspiracy theories i've i've been working for a long time this year that started with the the public nudity and some the castro. do you think that maybe congress to take this moment to make some kind of statement and regarding political violence? >> i had of the election. >> absolutely. all of this we do everything we can to tone down rhetoric move away from conspiracy theories that are out there. all the discussion that's going on about the arctic, election being project other stolen and on and on and on. all of that creates even more. to elected officials and that some of this is against republicans as well as against democrats. >> in san francisco has met kron 4 news political analysts will join us live at 06:30pm tonight. shed more light on how this incident will have an effect on the midterm election. >> follow the latest developments on the attack and how lawmakers are reacting. scan that qr code on your screen. we'll take you straight to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> i'm pleased to announce the arrest. but to individual who are responsible for this heinous crime, which sent shockwaves throughout our community. >> another big story we're following for you tonight. less than 24 hours after police have made to arrest connected to the fatal shooting of an east bay dentist. one of the man is now dead. 73 year-old nelson chia, who was arrested and escorted away in handcuffs by oakland officers late last night. kron 4 has learned that he has died. we receive that information just a short time ago. tia was arrested for the death of lillie shoe zoo shot and killed back in august when she and her partner were in oakland's chinatown. kron four's theresa in the newsroom. she's been following the latest on the incident. and theresa, what you have for us? well, this was a very big development in the story today. we're learning that nelson chia killed himself while in custody at an alameda county jail. specifically. he hung himself. >> as for the case, oakland's police chief calling this a murder for hire. here's what we know about the grim details right now. now, late last come police arrested nelson chant at the oakland police department and booked him into custody. the chief revealed detectives suspected this was not a random act of violence after the fatal shooting of lily shu. now the shooting occurred in broad daylight on sunday august, 21st on 5th avenue in oakland. she was pulling up in her car when a vehicle pulled up alongside her. this was all captured on video. a suspect then approached the passenger side of the car, opened fire, killing shoe. it was reported that she would tempted to struggle to keep her belongings, leading community activists to say that they believe that she was murdered in a robbery attempt. however, authorities revealed today they believe that plotted with the help of another man. 33 year-old has seen by basin of stockton and they added that this was a twisted plot for financial gain. >> drive esta shun. we uncovered substantial evidence supporting the arrest of 73 year-old nelson chia of oakland for the orchestration of what appears to be a murder for hire. and 33 year-old has basin, a stockton for his involvement in this homicide. this is not a case about race. this is a case about greed. some try to use this case as a way of dividing our community. my hope is that we can come together and support the family in the community. as we have all experienced this tragedy. >> both men were expected to make their first appearance in aourt monday. but with the suicide of nelson shia, it is unclear if that will still happen. and we're going to continue to follow this very closely. i reached out to the alameda county sheriff's department to wear nelson chair was being held. they have no comment right now. i also reached out to completes department to see if they hadn't a comment to regards to their investigation, but they had no comment. they did say that there could be more arrests in this case as this is a developing story reporting in the newsroom. theresa back to you guys. >> i thank you, coming up, californians who are eligible for the next round of inflation relief checks who they are. we also have an update on the 2021 shooting and death of tyrell wilson. we're going to find out if charges may be pressed. >> against a former. east bay police officer. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> county district attorney diana becton spoke publicly today about her decision in that shooting death investigation of 33 year-old tyrell wilson, explains why her office decided against filing criminal charges against a former danville police officer accused of killing wilson kron four's. philippe djegal explains. >> the day before speaking publicly during a news conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts being deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone. >> the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in self-defense when he opened fire on wilson that deadly day. he was responding to reports of a man throwing rocks onto the freeway from an overpass. wilson had a knife and was shot when he moved toward hall in march. the county settled before 0.5 million dollars civil lawsuit with the wilson family a week earlier, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda. >> friday wilson supporters held a protest outside the district very sad for the karen back. so she would often see wilson in her danville neighborhood. i never felt threatened by him. i just was just clear. yes, he had some issues, but he just wanted to be left and >> that's not what happened here. obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in the south bay and santa clara county judge has postponed sentencing for the couple. >> accused of kidnapping baby brandon in san jose. that's because one of the suspects in the case use tanya guadalupe ramirez reportedly made 300 phone calls in jail after she pleaded no contest to the charges back in august. what was said in those phone calls stopped made public just yet. for now, ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison for the kidnapping of that. then 3 month-old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover jose par t o faces up to 5 years in prison for his role in the scheme. prosecutors and the suspects. attorneys will review those phone calls over the next few weeks. >> actually, it's something with incriminating in these called it could lead her to a higher sentence. as of now, i have not found anything that would suggest that. >> it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. >> ramirez and portillo sensing will now take place on january. 13th. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. weekend is upon us as we give you a live look over the golden gate, which is little did down and for many of us that we can't can't come fast lawrence. yeah, here comes ready or not. looks like it's going to be a really nice weekend. weather wise originally early in the week we thought there might be a chance for rain. i think that well to the north of us. so we'll see some clouds no getting around that. but we're going get some sunshine to and some warmer temperatures actually on sunday out there right now. county. interesting up toward the redhead. lindsey little wisp fog out there near the golden gate bridge to a little more of that on the way as well. still, temperatures today. yeah. cooler than normal in the san francisco 63 degrees. 65 in oakland. 71 a little bit below the average in san jose. 72 livermore. 71 in concord and 63 degrees in santa rosa. high clouds kind of knocking down those temperatures just a bit today, 50's 60's out the door right now. i think tomorrow afternoon, these temperatures. yeah, i'm not going to be bad, though, although we're going to see some cooler numbers, a role in overnight tonight. we're going to see maybe not as cold as it's been, but still, if you're headed out the door could be a little chilly in spots. so grab a jacket. if you're sneaking out, you can see a mixture of sunshine or excuse me, clear skies and some clouds rolling up above some star shining through and some dry conditions overnight tonight. but there's a sign now that we're going to see a large change in the weather pattern. maybe we'll start talking about some rain. certainly some much colder temperatures, maybe record cold as we look toward next week. that so yeah about that. i love the sound of right now. thank you. learned since the beginning of the must-see estate has been issuing refunds to millions of californians through direct deposit, a 3rd round of those inflation relief checks were sent out today. >> the first round of debit cards have already been issued. those payments range from 200 to more than $1000 not receive depends on your 2020 income. your filing status and the number of dependents. the state expects to issue 8 million direct deposits and 10 million debit cards by early next year. for more information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> you could say the food here is to die for a look at the curious culinary stylings of diggers diner in the east bay. that's next on dine. and dish? >> halloween, of course, involves eating a lot of candy. but what if you want to meal of substance? something little scary and spooky to get in the halloween spirit. i have something for you can. it's frightfully fun. longtime favorites. they're both concord in brentwood. >> called diggers diner, the host moonlight at a nearby cemetery as a grave digger. >> welcome to diggers diner in concord, where it's anything but dead heat. well, the state, but the fun in funeral here we are. yeah, there's a back dining room called the graveyard. this is how we are all year long. not just from halloween. haters diner is known for dishes that carry a cryptic scenes. this is our berger. this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need people wave amplifiers? and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno. big diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might dining next. the cole runs it now, but diggers diner was named for the original owner, dave stern, gill. >> aly is digger. dave, welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger digger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said he was a 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top story tonight at 6.30, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul is recovering tonight after getting surgery following that attack at their pacific heights home in the the suspect in this violent attack is in custody right now facing. >> a number of felony charges. officers first responded to the call after 2 early this morning. francisco police say they saw the attacker and mister pelosi struggling over a hammer at the scene. police identified the suspect as 40 to your old david de poppy, during the attack, the suspect reportedly called out for the speaker asking where is nancy

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