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the body cam of one of the officers who responded to the call. we're going to warn you, the video, and we're only going to show you a little teeny bit of it is really hard to watch. it's really upsetting. it shows police approaching pelosi's home. here's the moment the door opens to reveal paul pelosi and the intruder, david depape, with both men holding on to the hammer. >> guys, how are you doing? >> how are you? >> what's going on, man? >> hi. >> drop the hammer. >> nope. >> hey, hey, hey. >> what is going on right now? >> paul pelosi of course is still recovering from the attack ...

His d.c. case issues next week. now here's the transcript. i cannot do this as well as rachel but go with me on this, quote, your honor there is one other issue we'd like to raise, manafort's lawyer told the judge. it has to do with whether or not you can order this sentence to be concurrently served with -- at which point the judge interrupts him to say -- quote, i can't but she can. i don't believe i can if you find in the law that i'm incorrect, you can bring that to my attention. the judge then adds i think it is entirely up to her whether any sentence she imposes is to run concurrent to t...

The next judge makes that break stick. so clearly, there is no sense of contrition or remorse from manafort's camp, none. rather, a pretty bold presumption that the system should and will continue to work for him. next week, manafort will be in court before judge amy berman jackson that ordered manafort to jail for tampering with witnesses that could tack on as much as ten years to the four he's already facing behind bars. manafort's ultimate fate next week comes as the prospect of mueller's report looms over everything. today the top republican said that he met recently with attorney general ...

Be concurrently served with, at which point the judge interrupts him to say, quote, i can't, but she can. i don't believe i can. if you find in the law that i'm incorrect, you can bring that to my attention. the judge then adds, i think it is entirely up to her whether any sentence she imposes is to run concurrent to this sentence. it's up to her. anything else, mr. downing? to which manafort's lawyer replied, no, your honor, which is the more diplomatic way of saying of course not! it takes a special level of rich guy privilege to think you could ask the judge who just cut you a massive break...