police say so a motive remains unclear. house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home swarmed by investigators. san francisco's police chief says a man brutally assaulted pelosi's husband, paul with a hammer. this was not a random at. >> this was intentional. and it's wrong. officers responded to the scene around 2.30 friday morning. the 42 year-old suspect is david to poppy, who apparently broke in through the back of the pacific heights home. the associated press reports the poppy was asking to see the speaker during the attack. >> the chief so far has not said if it was politically motivated, we are not. >> at the point where we can say what the motive is publicly. but we do know this was intentional. neighbors were shaken to learn about the 82 year-old businessman and investor being violently injured. i feel very >> scared. very sad about what has happened to paul. i'm surprised that. >> this security was on pace to to protect her home. i walk by or just about every day and they're normally if someone keeping an eye out side of cameras in place, that was no surprise to it. someone could break in threaten or has been like that. questions about security are being referred to u.s.. capitol police chief scott says they are responsible for keeping speaker pelosi safe. >> but did acknowledge that her family does not deserve this. our elected officials are here to do. >> the business of their cities. they're counties there states and this nation. if families don't sign up for this to be harmed. and it is wrong. san francisco police are working with our federal partners on this case. >> the district attorney, brooke jenkins, says that she is still working on filing multiple felony charges. reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron, 4 news and thank you. and we're learning more about the suspect accused of attacking paul pelosi 40 2 year old david, the poppy crop force, gayle ong visited the home where >> the puppy had been living in galle joins us live from the newsroom with more on that part of the story. high q. >> good evening. grant and vicki neighbors say they have seen david to popping the last few weeks at a house in berkeley described as a hippie collective where many other people live, including a well-known new to some activists in the bay area. >> fbi agents visited this berkeley home friday afternoon. they could be heard asking about david to poppy, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi, the people who answered the door at the home turn the agents away. i didn't even know he was david until i just received the picture. >> neighbors say they recognized the poppy. i just seen him helping out around the house would like yard work. and then i saw him in teased a little according to records, the home is linked to gypsy top. a famous new activists in the bay area. we were there for her nude wedding in protest on the steps of san francisco's city hall in 2013, according to the san francisco chronicle, the poppy was asked to be the best man. top was not home friday. she's in jail for an unrelated incident. the home is described as a hippie collective. but the people who live there they are unlike any other. >> happy-go-lucky a peace love and friendship. the is there like aggressive and they're mean and they start problems for no reason. police ad, poppy targeted the home of nancy pelosi, but we're still not sure exactly why we do know to poppy had a blog that focus on big brother, conspiracy theories and censorship. >> and the poppy stepfather told the associated press he hadn't spoken to to poppy in close to 20 years, but he remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> thank you, house speaker nancy pelosi flew from washington, d.c., to san francisco today. a motorcade taking her to general where her husband is being treated for his injuries there. and today, a spokesman for the u.s. house speaker released a statement saying in part, quote, the pelosi family is immensely grateful to mister pelosi's entire medical team and the law enforcement officers who responded to the assault. the family appreciates respect for their privacy during this time. >> tonight, president biden spoke about the attack during remarks at a democratic event in philadelphia. the president condemning the attack calling it despicable and saying it has no place in america. >> nothing is enough is enough. every person of good conscience. there's the in on regular sleep. stand up against the in our policies regarding what your politics are. all of us together. as americans. >> vice harris also speaking out on the attack today saying that we all need to speak again out against hate and violence. >> and i think we're looking at that it's time where. there is so much. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is showing a statement about the attack saying in part, quote, horrified and disgusted that paul pelosi was assaulted in his and speaker pelosi's home last night. grateful to hear that paul is on track to make a full recovery and that law enforcement, including her stellar capitol police are on the case. >> got 4 will continue to bring you the latest on this story as it unfolds on air and online. you can take a picture this qr code here. just hold your phone up there with the camera open and that will take you right to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> another developing 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. yeah. a shocking development today. 73 year-old nelson cheer who was arrested and as you see here has way in handcuffs by oakland police last night is now dead in kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> it was a crime that shook the little saigon community in oakland, surveillance video captured the moment when beloved dentist, lili shoo pulled up in her car to visit a relative on a sunny afternoon in august. but that is when the suspect approached her and pulled the trigger, killing her. now, police are revealing that this was part of a twisted, bigger plot. >> i'm pleased to announce the arrest. of 2 individuals who are responsible for this heinous crime, sent shockwaves throughout our community. >> on friday, authorities announced at a news conference, 2 suspects. she's longtime partner nelson chia 73, who was in the car at the time of the shooting seem bassan of stockton have been arrested for shoes. staff. >> 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 and the community. as we have all experienced this tragedy. >> police say that this is an ongoing investigation. and i just echo the words of the chief. >> that this crime was a personal crime committed against the victims. and not a crime of race or a crime of hate. other, then the hatred that the defendant. had against his girlfriend. thank you very much. >> this video shows chia after his arrest thursday evening as he was taken into custody. he was pronounced dead by suicide friday afternoon to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> our weather time on this friday night we made it and time to say cheers to the weekend as we take a live look over. >> san francisco, indeed. laurent, you say enjoy it while you can. last weekend of october. this time of year. i mean, we start talking about rain drops almost. it's almost like clockwork. we've got some showers on the way. it looks like at least a good that's in the forecast for you outside right now on the scale of it, the clear and cold temperatures developing around the bay area's got some high clouds up above and come patches of fog likely form, but a beautiful shot of san francisco. you can see the sales force building the bay bridge in the background and looks like some changes on the way. temperatures today running a little bit below the average and sem cisco. 63 degrees. 65 in oakland. 71 in san jose. 72 degrees in livermore, 71 in concord and 63 degrees. 10 degrees below the average in santa rosa. outside, though, we've got some passing high clouds, some cool temperatures on tap again. a little cold in the north bay valleys likely to see some of those temperatures dropping off into the 30's overnight tonight. and then tomorrow we're going to be kind of a mix of sun and clouds like today and then otherwise it's going stay dry. and then sunday, i think mostly sunny. and it's going to be a little bit warmer outside on sunday afternoon. temperatures probably a little bit above the average. still, we're starting to cool off coast side. 48 half of a 49 now in pacifica. 48 in fairfax. we've got 45 1 of the cool spots in petaluma and 53 degrees in napa. here it is. you've got a cold front off the coastline. high pressure now begin the weekend. you've got a numer system just kind of battering this ridge now helping to flatten out. but it's going to roll on. i think for the weekend and keep us dry. and that fact it may just strengthen a little bit on sunday before we really start to see things changing in the next week. right now, doppler scan your skies can't find any raindrops, least not in the showers all the way up in oregon. but for us, we're going to keep it dry for now. that cold front looks impressive. but really the kind of fall apart as a runs into that ridge. so we're going to see some high clouds from that. maybe some scattered showers well to the north, but for us suffer the most part, keeping a mild around the bay area overnight. tonight, we are going to see a couple clouds continue to pass on through and you see that on the way for tomorrow, as well the most clouds kind of meandering through your skies. most that some mid to high level cloud cover that's going to be pushing on through. so it's really looking like a nice weekend will be a little cold to start tomorrow morning. you've got some 30's in the north bay about 39 in napa. 36 furlough in santa rosa and a cool 43 in livermore importers along the coastline. so by day tomorrow, though, we should warm things up nicely. you're talking 70's, maybe some mid 70's, the warmest valleys as high as 74 in love war. maybe 76 in santa rosa. 72 in the bottle. 72 also in napa about 63 degrees cooler in the san francisco. then as we look out over the next few days yet but looks nice. and then the clouds roll in on halloween. but staying dry and then a chance of showers returns. the bay area with some much colder temperatures may be some record cold numbers as we get into tuesday wednesday and thursday of next week. lawrence, the big story we're following out of the south bay tonight. >> the santa clara county judge did not hand down a sentence for the couple convicted of kidnapping a little baby in san jose camilla barco explains why. >> prosecutors now have to listen to several 100 phone calls made in jail by one of the suspects. in this case, the new evidence has pushed back the sentencing date for the 2 people who snatched baby brandon back in april and could impact how many years they spent behind bars friday morning prosecutors in the baby brandon case revealing new information. >> one of the baby kidnappers you saying at waterloo pay ramirez may 300 phone calls in jail after she pleaded no contest in august before it went to trial. what has been said in those phone calls hasn't been made public yet. i can't speak to their because it is in public as matter of public record at this time because the calls are in spanish. it's going to take some time to sort through them. ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison after kidnapping. >> then 3 month old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover, jose faces up to 5 years in prison for joining in on the plan, prosecutor rebecca weiss says the calls could impact their sentencing recommendation of something with incriminating in these called it could lead her to a higher sentence. however, ramirez is attorney cody salfen says he's been able to review some of the phone calls. as of now, i have not found anything that i would suggest that it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. baby. brandon's grandmother was taking care of him when he was kidnapped by ramirez and >> after 20 hours of searching for him, he was found safe in petito's bedroom. the couple attempted to kidnap baby brandon 4 other times before they did so on april 25th, both parties will review those phone calls over the next few weeks and then they'll come back on january. 13th for ramirez and party owes sentencing hearing. >> and that was camila barco reporting for us tonight. new video tonight from the sonoma county sheriff's office showing an incident earlier this month where deputy shot a man several times. the shooting happened. >> on sunday, october 15th around 6. 45 at night, the sonoma county sheriff's office says got a call from a woman de a relative of 43 year-old nathan smart was allegedly threatening to kill her and himself. police went to a home on clinton avenue and tried for hours to talk smart into coming out of the home and surrendering. but about 3 hours later, police say they realized smart wasn't in that home, some 20 minutes or so after that police started getting reports of a guy breaking car windows in a shopping center parking lot. this is on west napa and second streets. that's when they say they found the man who was later identified as the same guy. nathan, smart deputies say they told him to drop the gun but he ignored that and they say he shot at police. the man then took off running around the corner and you can see in body camera video. what happens next a warning tonight. this may be disturbing to watch for some people. pops out from around the corner gun still in hand, the deputy shoots multiple times and smart falls to the ground. the sheriff's office says smart received emergency medical attention at the scene was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police say smart was using a homemade gun which they say is right here. he is expected to survive and we'll be facing charges. >> the east bay now the contra costa county district attorneys spoke publicly today about her decision in the shooting death of 33 year-old tyrell wilson, controversial decision. she explains why her office declined to file criminal charges against the former danville police officer accused of killing wilson. he did kill wilson crowd forcibly plates. >> 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 billionaire businessman elon musk officially owns twitter. now is 44 billion dollar deal to buy. the company was completed last night. >> musk has said that he's going to change the company's stance on free speech and lifetime bans. many were waiting to see if he would immediately reinstate a number of high-profile conservative figures. most notably former president trump, our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more now on some ferries on what's next for twitter coming out of the nation's capital. good evening. >> some tech experts here are excited about the move while others remain more skeptical. >> it's overdue to allow folks back on these platforms. conservative groups like the heritage foundation are celebrating. elon musk's 44 billion dollars twitter takeover and expect the social media company to start lifting bans on influential right-leaning voices. commentators from the right will be allowed out of these like twitter gulag, essentially where folks are going to come out, they're going to able to speak again. jake denton, a research associate at heritage is tech policy center says one of those people could be former president donald trump. even though trump has said he will stick to his own site. truth social and not return to twitter. if trump does decide to return to the platform, i think it will help the right across the board. denton and other tech experts say must take over likely won't impact next month's mid-terms. but he and steven livingston, a professor at george washington university, say the 2024 presidential election is a different story. it's going to have a effect show. we say friday afternoon must tweeted the company is forming a new content. moderation council with diverse viewpoints. >> he said no major decisions about content or storing banned accounts will happen until after it's in place. what is fair to point of view is grow censorship in another. and livingston says those decisions could impact not only the future of twitter, but the billionaire's other companies as well. he's going to have a rude wake-up call at some point. >> so there's still a lot of wait and see. hear even from inside twitter where musk has already ousted at top executives with even more personal shakeups expected. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> tonight on kron, 4 news at 6 we spoke with seen it at that are at large in shared here. his thoughts about the potential changes at twitter. here's what he had to say. >> i think it's very important that we take all this very seriously because as musk's makes these choices, we're talking about only a couple weeks to the mid terms. we've got, you know, brazil is in the middle of an election right now. there's so many important things happening in the world. and again, whether we like it or not, twitter is at the center of a lot of it. >> and a short time ago, musk said that no banned twitter accounts. >> would be restored before they were reviewed by. >> a new content, moderation council. >> california leaders speaking out about the attack involving house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. hear what they have to say. >> plus, a few spots around the bay area are opening up for early voting ahead of the midterms. we'll tell you where those are. and residents in miami condo forced to evacuate their building will explain why after the break. >> in national news tonight, police in oklahoma are investigating house fire as a murder suicide. 8 people died including 6 children. >> ranging in ages from one to 13 to adults, also died there considered suspects. the causes of death are still under investigation tonight. but authorities say it doesn't appear that a died because of the fire. the flames broke out about 4 o'clock in the afternoon thursday in broken arrow, which is about 13 miles south of tulsa. residents were ordered to evacuate out of a 14 story. oceanfront condo building in miami beach after engineers deemed it unsafe. the property is on the same avenue where the champlain towers south collapsed last year, killing 98 people. inspectors found a main support beam of the 14 story, port royale condominium. shifted cracks in the other supported grown. the beam was identified for repairs 10 months ago. the building constructed back in 1971. has 164 unit. federal court has cleared the way for former president donald trump's income tax returns to be handed over to congress. a house committee is looking into how the irs audits, presidential income tax returns and whether there were presidential conflicts of interest. the court found that lawmakers had a, quote, legitimate legislative purpose and examining trump's records. trump could appeal the ruling to the supreme court. it's not clear if he'll do so. >> next on the news at 9 has been house speaker nancy pelosi attacked in his home. what we're learning tonight about the man who allegedly beat paul pelosi with a hammer. that attack just the latest in a growing number of aggravated incidents involving lawmakers since the attack at the u.s. capitol on january 6 bay area leaders weighing in tonight on what needs to be done to stop the violence. and as soon as covid came along, doctor said they were worried about a possible twindemic. they called it now there is a 3rd issue. a virus causing some concern to get 3 things. the white house is saying about a so-called tripledemic 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surgery to repair a fractured skull. he is expected to make a full recovery. meantime, some residents are asking white house speakers husband didn't have better security. >> surprise that. this security was not places to protect her home. i walk by or just about every day and they're normally it's one keeping an eye out side of cameras in place. that was no surprise to it. someone could break in threaten or has been like that. >> the puppy is now facing several charges, including attempted homicide, burglary and elder abuse. and tonight, we're learning more about the suspect accused of attacking paul pelosi. kron four's gayle ong is here with. >> more details on what we know. they're gale. >> grant vicki, we know david, the puppy was linked to a home in berkeley. fbi agents visited this home earlier in the afternoon. the agents could be heard asking about david, the poppy, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi, the people who answered the door at that home turned the agents away, according to records, the home is linked to a woman named gypsy. top was a to some activists in the bay area. she's not. she was not home. she is in jail for an unrelated incident. but according to the san francisco chronicle, the poppy was asked to be her best man at her wedding. neighbors described him as a hippie collective where many other people lived, including to poppy. but the interactions with the people who live there haveinot been pleasant, according to neighbors. one neighbor says the last time he saw the poppy at that home was a few weeks ago. >> i was like before that it was just like in passing like 9 months prior, they were in the yard appear. but again, like i try not to talk to these people just because they because a lot of problems. >> and police say poppy targeted the home of nancy pelosi. but the motive unclear. we do know the puppy had a blog that focused on big brother, conspiracy theories and censorship. meantime, to poppy's father told the associated press he hadn't spoke to poppy in close to 20 years, but he remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> and california governor gavin newsom issuing a trump tweet about the attack saying, quote, he said is quote, this is a heinous attack. yet another example of the dangerous consequences of the divisive and hateful rhetoric that's putting lives at risk undermining our very democracy and democratic institutions. those who are using their platform to incite violence must be held into account. our leader 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 send our thoughts to speaker pelosi in their family during this time. >> and san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying, quote, this is a horrific and scary incident. i've reached out to speaker pelosi to offer my support to her and her family. i want to thank the san francisco police department and the san francisco fire department for their quick response to the incident. >> bay area politicians are reacting to the attack. it speaker pelosi's home. they tell kron four's haaziq mod-yoon that acts of violence against public officials are on the rise. >> this is really terrible. it's dangerous and do this with many ways. but are the boxes of 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. talk about atmosphere of political it's it's not new to politics, but would you say it's escalated recent days? >> for certain political violence is not new, but it much, much more about. we're absolutely seeing an escalation focus on policy disagreement. that's fine up to the mark. is about but enough with the draft and response that personal demonization that leads directly to the >> both politicians say they have their own experiences with being threatened by someone who disagrees with their politics. for most of us and phone numbers. >> you know, we see this virtually every day. every time we turn around maybe somebody behind this with the threat? >> you know, yeah, i've thousands of the roads. i just said it has to buy the for a jury last month in martinez guys do. >> the combined with a rifle. 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 rather it. >> in san francisco has met. kron 4 news. >> kron 4 will continue to bring you the latest on this story on air and online. just grab your phone's camera. hold it up to 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moving on to our 4 zone forecast on this finally of friday. taking a live look. >> bird's-eye view birds eye. birds are kind of a theme these days in san francisco of the city by the bay. yeah. what about bats? bats? matt olson. >> not really not really. >> and then the bats are hot for philly. >> well, this leave race? she this is your original philly boy here. you're trying to do the news. and he says he's just glued to the it was exciting if you're a baseball fan at all. what a game. least. and a great kid. that's it for granted was fantastic. hey, we've got trick or getting out on halloween and of course. >> this time of year the weather can get pretty iffy. but yeah, we're not talking just about bad for talking about skeleton, some spooky things and fun things out there, too. it looks like we'll tell you what they're going to be in the sweet spot. so to speak dry for halloween right before we have to worry about the rain moving in. i think we're going to see some clouds rolling on through. i think that's a pretty much a given now. but it looks like it is going to stay dry for the trick or treaters temperatures as the trick or treaters head out the 50's and some 60's out. there were some partly cloudy skies. some ghastly clouds moving overhead. all right. you get a forecast for? yeah, that's a far right now. we've some partly cloudy skies. no delays being reported. sfo, oakland or san jose, monterey bay, you're looking at some clouds there tomorrow. plan on some cool temperatures. generally the 50's low 60's as you head toward that area. southern nice and warm in spots as looking good. 76 in long beach. downtown los angeles is 79 very warm in pasadena. how about this? the high country, not a bad start to the weekend. roadways are open and clear. no threat of rain tonight or tomorrow temperatures. yeah. it's going to get chilly at night in the upper 20 some low 30's for lows. but by day, 59 degrees. beautiful weather in south lake tahoe. 61 in truckee and 66 in reno. i think the roadway stay clear through monday on halloween. so if you're sticking around through that period, you're looking good. if you're staying in the longer get ready, we've got some storm clouds, a gathering out there right now. you're seeing right here on the long-range forecast model right see that front off the coastline, bringing some clouds our way as we head into saturday. i think as we get in towards sunday, not bad. actually. lot of sunshine, the trick or treaters. yeah, you're going to see some clouds up above. but there you go. 7 o'clock in the evening. i know a lot of folks going out there trick or treating should stay dry. after that, it starts to get really if you as we head toward the midnight on how we would, you know, here we go. we've got a chance of showers begin to move in and a chance of scattered showers on tuesday morning. and this a really cold system coming through. so i think will be some cold temperatures around the beer. probably just some light scattered showers around the bay area. the sierra nevada. look at that. all the snow shop right across the spine of the sierra nevada that continuing right into wednesday afternoon as well. and then looks like system going start to move out of town. but it still looks pretty good as we're going to see a least a chance. some showers and some much colder temperatures come our way. 2 are going to be a beautiful day. you're talking mid 70's, the warmest valley 60's and a few 70's around the bay. and then you've got some 50's out along the coastline next couple days. looks fantastic. enjoy the nice weather. trick or treaters? yeah. staying dry for halloween. but then on tuesday as vicky said, the bats are going to be out again and it looks like it will be a looks like a nice day for trick or treaters after that pretty cold and possibly unlike the possibly what? yeah, we can get it. okay. thanks. lakes say goodbye to the selfie. stick for you. folks like to take selfies. a new website makes it will actually easier to hire. >> photographers to get those perfect travel pictures. rich demuro shows us how in tonight's tech smart. >> we've all been there trying to take the perfect picture on vacation isn't easy enter. flight og refer a website that lets you hire a professional photographer in hundreds of cities around the world. >> my name's nationally and i've been a photographer for about 6 years. no meet you. all right. ready to give me a to snap photos with the best local backdrops. if you like game, you can get this. if you want something with traditional, you have temple less than 3% of find your network. we're actually except in. so we really vetting process. nicole smith is founder and ceo of photographer. >> the idea came to her while on vacation and memory that shows the city and the people i went. is is can packages start at $285. that includes 15 curative photos. you can download okay. now looking at me, met up with go for napoli in tokyo. we're going to get started with a shot from over here. first pitches. one of my favorite we spent about an hour walking the streets, snapping photos i can get on my own. all day. >> you can go little more to the center. there's not many people out hold it but the result lifelong memories way better than selfies or asking stranger to take. >> if you really want to good quality and we're not just your face. >> we like. 75% of the photo to hire someone to actually do it for you. >> all right. rich, dimmer road there. >> spooky season is in the air in santa clara. we'll take a look at how they're celebrating after the break. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? 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it the number of basements apparently make for a good preparation before the zombies come get your the 3rd second best place to be salt lake city and coming in. 3rd is honolulu will take i think you'll take your land disney's. they're easy. >> say cheese. the sun was caught correcting a smile earlier this week. look at that thing. we had a set of some of looks like molten cheese a little little mouth. couple lives. it's there's a great dish called socgen aqui. that's she's on fire. that's what it looks whole site is not key. so, yeah, there's the smile and it >> looks like our closest star was in it. >> pretty good mood when a nasa satellite snapped this picture. if you can't quite make it out, then just try to look for that. the eyes and the mouth because, you know, it's their right astronomers say those spots are known as >> coronal holes. is that right? coronal holes where? corona, corona, not corona. >> where solarwinds gush out into space. i know you're looking for that corona. he's had a hours. that wraps it up for kron. 4 news at 9. >> have a good weekend. if you're not sticking around, but please stick around because that's what i'll be doing. >> vicki, we'll see monday. ken, you're not going anywhere either sitting right there, take care in about 2 and a half minutes to news. here's what we're working on for the bro show. our top story of the night. paul pelosi has been to the house speaker. >> beaten inside his own home with a hammer. the questions tonight about the security surrounding the pelosi house in the city. and what we know about the man police say is responsible for the attack and what many originally thought to be a brazen midday robbery gone wrong may actually have been a murder for hire scheme. we have new details released today by oakland police about the death of a beloved local dentist. those stories and more coming up next at 10. 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. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now attend the boyfriend arrested for the killing of his girlfriend, kills himself while in custody. what we're learning tonight about what police say was a murder for hire. but first. 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. reaction pouring in tonight after that brutal attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus. police say mister pelosi was assaulted with a hammer at the couple's home in pacific heights. accused attacker is now in police custody. investigators have been at the pelosi home of day and into the evening and that's where we find kron four's. dan thorn live at the scene. dan, what's the latest? 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