infirm we begin this hour of msnbc and san francisco with new details on the violent attack on the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi charges against the suspect could drop tomorrow. the new york times reports the suspect, david depape, remains in custody, and will face charges including attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon. in a letter this morning to congress, speaker pelosi said her husband paul is improving. but says the attack has left her family quote, heartbroken and traumatized. pelosi underwent surgery to repair a skull fracture that he s expected to make a full recovery. as for the investigation, we ve learned today from police, zip ties were found at the scene inside pelosi s home. authorities do not say how many zip ties were found nor the intent or their purpose. as for the political response to the attack, it s been divided so far. rhonda mcdaniel today. this was a vicious attack, meant for the speaker. ends up hammering the speaker s husban
griff jenkins. jacqui: and i m jacqui hinrich. and the suspect is expected to be arraigned on tuesday and with more on what we know about the attacker, hey, christina. hey, jacqui, yeah, paul pelosi suffered a fracture to his skull and serious injuries to his right arm and hands and fortunately he s expected to make a full recovery. he underwent successful surgery yesterday and house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at the hospital yesterday to make a visit. their family says they re grateful for all of the support that they ve received. as for the suspect in this case, police say 42-year-old david depape broke into the pelosi s home in this upscale san francisco neighborhood shortly before 2:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a family member who was travelling with the house speaker yesterday says the suspect was trying to tie paul pelosi up until the house speaker got home and that he was shouting, where s nancy? where s nancy? paul pelosi was able to call 911 and by making that cruc
working to combat asian hate, go to cnnheroes.com. good morning, everyone. welcome to new day. i m amara walker. good morning, amara. i m boris sanchez. we have new video on what happened on january 6th including chilling conversation between nancy pelosi and vice president mike pence. new details about the shooting in south carolina. what we re learning about the victims and the potential charges the shooter could face. and we re going to take you inside the battle of kherson in ukraine, a fight that could be critical to the ukrainian counteroffensive. and ian s devastation on full dissplay on florida s farms. the impact that the storm is having on the state s citrus crops and the families who depend on it. welcome to the weekend. good morning. we are so grateful to have you this saturday, october 15th. great to start it with you as well, amara. we re right in the middle of october. 16 days until halloween. looking forward to it. always good to be with you,
know, tells, i think every american they meet how grateful they really are. our support is crucial. it is the ukrainians who are fighting and dying. it is the ukrainians who are winning battles, whether it s the battle of kyiv, whether it s the battle of kherson. but they are doing it with our assistance, with our essential assistance, whether it is equipment, whether it is training, whether, you know, it is other forms of assistance and i think everybody knows that and that is why the president of ukraine took this very risky and bold move to fly to washington, d.c. to say, thank you and the fight is not over. it will continue and it is important to ukraine, but it is important to the united states. we are in this together. this is our joint battle. yeah. i think he made a very compelling case. every time he is outside or even when he s inside, he s at
it is the cranes who are fighting and dying. it is the ukrainians who are winning battles, whether it s the battle of kyiv, whether it s the battle of kherson. what they are doing it with our assistance, with our essential assistance, whether it is equipment, whether it is training, whether it is other forms of assistance. and i think everybody knows that. and that is why the president of ukraine took this very risky and bold move to fly to washington valley see, to say thank you and the fight is not over. and the fight will continue and it is important to ukraine but also important to the united states we are in this together and this is our joint battle. yeah. i think he made a very compelling case. every time he s outside, or even when he is inside, he is at risk of being killed by the russian military. former u.s. ambassador to