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In a 911 call, Paul Pelosi tries to summon help without angering the intruder.

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By The New York Times from ITP U.S. In the audio released on Friday, Mr. Pelosi’s voice is calm and his words carefully chosen as he tries to convey the danger he is in without angering the intruder, who would go on to brutally attack him. The New York Times
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