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>> brett kavanaugh. brett. >> brett?xample of a member of the judiciary copping under threat, as nick watt shows us tonight. >> came from california. he took a taxi from the airport to this location. >> reporter: to justice brett kavanaugh's home, carrying a glock pistol and zip tie, says the fbi, planning to kill kava kavanaugh. he found the address online. >> the nine justices, all nine justices are in danger because that information is out there. >> reporter: according to the complaint, he was upset about the leak of a recent supreme court draft decision regarding the right to abortion. >> the public disclosure on the 2nd of may prompted a significant increase in violent threats reads a dhs memo circulated last month. some of these threats describe burning down or storming the u.s. supreme court and murdering justices and their clerks. abortion has long fueled fury since the roe v. wade decision nearly 50 years ago. anti-abortion extremists have carried out multiple bombings and murders. now the dhs since the leak of

for months, thugs have gathered outside brett kavanaugh's home. that is a crime. has completely ignored it. they have been busy arresting trump officials for noncrimes. in fact, the democratic party lawmakers have encouraged the thugs to show up at brett kavanaugh's house. watch. >> bottom line, you don't condemn it, you think these protesters should continue to be outside supreme court justices homes and interrupt church? >> interrupted and protested all the time. i welcome it in many ways, as long as it is not, you know, violent rhetoric, talking about harm and all those kind of things, i think it is important to understand that happens. we are in public service. >> this supreme court said back then protesters should be able to get right in people's faces. now they are erecting barriers to try to keep protesters as far away from themselves as possible. i think that is fundamentally wrong. >> do you think these protesters should be prosecuted for breaking federal law? >> what is the federal law, i'm sorry? >> u.s. code 1507, prevents picketing operating in a buil

and now they're our attempted being brought against justice brett kavanaugh.crisy coming from the democrats, security for me and not for thee. can't they see that that is ridiculous? >> if brett kavanaugh was a liberal justice, we would have a very different conversation. i think it would be less democratic congressman that would have opposed pushing forward and actually supporting this bill for this is the problem i have come a 27 members were opposed to the spirit at seven of them were in the state of new jersey. the reason why they wanted to have this push forward is that they want federal judges to also garner the same sort of security. there was a judge, esther salus, her son was shot and killed at their home in 2020. certainly federal judges should have some kind of protection. that was not the question. the question was supreme court justices and their families be protected and free democrat to say no is absolutely disgusting. i go back to the double standard here, because if brett kavanaugh was a liberal justice, i guarantee those 27 democrats would vo

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brett.ret: lucas tomlinson reported for the white house thank you for joining said senator chris coons of delaware. the president's home state. welcome back to fox news sunday >> great to be on with the brett thank you for a are lucas' piece calling on himself he want to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. he did that outside kavanaugh's home armed and prepared to do it. you cosponsor this bill last month to beef up security for supreme court justices and their family. but the house is not moved on that bill for 30 days pretty hurt house speaker nancy pelosi and took us his peace reference there is no problem here. there is protection for the justices, nobody's going to get harmed over the weekend. but what about that and what is the hold up? >> will bret i was welcome for the work with setter corby got that bill unanimously through the night state senate as you know these days not if things get through the senate. not with the kind of uniform universal support that bill enjoyed. the

we will also cover everything dealing with this guy with brett kavanaugh.n martha mccallum and me live for special coverage of the first "primetime" hearing from the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol right. we will be live on fox business network from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. that coverage is also available on all broadcasts affiliates; in other words, we are providing that feed and it will be live streamed on foxnews.com and fox nation as well no. restrictions or pay walls. so you can check it out there. tucker, sean, and lara will be on at their regular times and we will be dipping in, we're told, to the hearing as well. and then shannon bream will anchor a two hour special edition of fox news at 11:00 p.m. martha and i will be joining shannon. that's another graphic of us all together for news and analysis recapping reaction to the hearing. tomorrow on "special report," the release of new inflation data, what it means to the economy. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that is it for "special report," fair, balanced and un

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh., jessica schneider joining us from just outside the high court here in washington. jessica, what are you learning about the suspect and what he allegedly was planning to do? >> wolf, this is a 26-year-old man from simi valley, california. he allegedly traveled to maryland, he told the authorities, with the intent to break into a supreme court justice's home and kill him. we now know that target is justice brett kavanaugh. it all unfolded outside brett kavanaugh's home around 1:00 this morning. authorities say the suspect got out of a taxi cab. he was dressed in all black and he carries a suitcase and a backpack that were packed with weapons and ammunition, according to authorities. inside the backpack and suitcase, a number of items, including a black tactical chest rig, a glock-17 pistol with two magazines and ammunition, pepper spray, zip ties, a hammer, a screwdriver, a crowbar, duct tape. the suspect, though, almost immediately after getting out of the cab, called 911 on himself,

warmed a pistol, knife, and other weapons charged for the attempted murder of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. 26-year-old nicholas roski from simi valley, california telling officers he wanted to kill kavanaugh. he was arrested early this morning neither justice's home. now, we're getting word tonight that the left wing group ruth sent us a group is planning on protesting at brett kavanaugh's house again tonight same group that published address of justices from the supreme court. the anticipated ruling on roe v. wade and one day after a dhs warning about potential political violence this summer. correspondent david spunt has our report from the justice department tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. the suspect is behind bars at this very moment after telling a judge in federal court today he was, quote, not thinking clearly. tonight is he charged with the attempted murder of a united states supreme court justice. >> chilling allegations in this criminal complaint. nicholas rosky arrived outside the home of justice brett kavanaugh with the intent to kidnap a

host: joint is brett stamos, has reporter for "the hill." looking ahead, what are some of the key events that the president is headed to this week? guest: the president is back from a weekend in delaware. he will be headed this week to los angeles. the u.s. is hosting the summit of the ninth iteration of this event, with leaders from south america, central america, and north america all getting together to discuss climate, immigration, the economy, all sorts of things. the president will be the host in los angeles this time around. he will be headed there wednesday through friday. it will be interesting to see who in fact actually attends. that is one of the big questions around this event. who will be on the final guest list? the u.s. has boxed out a few countries, much to the dismay of mexico and some others. it will be interesting to see if the white house is able to turn this event into a success. host: the ones they boxed out, is it cuba? guest: cuba, venezuela, nicaragua. there have been some countries, like mexico, that have potential

>> brett. >> brett. >> the supreme court justice. >> again, you are still sitting on the curve?n sit. whatever -- i want to be fully client, so whatever they want me to do i'll do. >> ross key has been in jail since is arrest and is due in court next week. cnn has reached out to his attorney for comment, still waiting for comment on that. this is the kind of thing federal officials are rattled about. they have been warning for months that we are in this tense threat environment right now. it was about eight days ago that the department of homeland security release add terrorism bulletin reminding americans that the terrorism threat comes from within the homeland here and they are very concerned about people using high profile events to justify acts of violence. >> really incredible that his sister seems to be the one who walked him down from that. whitney wild, thank you so much. >>> ahead we're going to speak with montgomery county police department chief marcus jones on where the investigation stands right now. >>> two years, what one putin ally just said about the future of u

last night you saw the first part of our conversation with brett favre, one of the great quarterbackstime. tonight, we have more. super interesting, good guy. we've got that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, the war with russia? looks like it is real. joe biden, who is apparently president of the united states, has announced an op-ed the united states will "provide ukrainians with more advanced rocket systems and munitions that will enable them to more precisely strike key targets on the battlefield in ukraine." not just ukraine, they will build to reach russia so we are funding a war against russia. this is not lost on the russians. in response, the russian foreign minister said that move dramatically increases the risk of direct conflict between the united states and the russian military. so the question is, where is this going? what is the objective of our funding ukrainian government? how will we know when we can stop? doug mcgregor is a former senior advisor to the secretary of defense and a career military officer and we are happy to have him join us tonight. thank you so much for co

brett, good to have you with us today.ge when the vice president at the time, now president, went to the podium. >> why did you decide to speak out as someone that was part of the obama and biden administration? >> these are very polarized partisan times. national security requires us to speak up. if we see something that is heading off the rails and especially something as repeated as the problems that this team has had on the foreign policy front, it is necessary to say we have to course correct. i was hoping in january when president biden gave his state of the union, we would hear a different message, a different strategy. we didn't. we have just continued with the summit of the america's this week but the comments on taiwan, the comments on the war in ukraine. all of this adds up. it undermines our influence, undermines credibility with our allies and we need before we see the u.s. in a major conflict to act and make some changes. >> martha: here's the comments that you pointed out. let's play these from the president

the nation awaits the ruling, especially after a man was charged with attempting to murder justice brett kavanaugh outside of his home. the media completely burying the story, not one sunday show other than fox news sunday spent even a second covering it yesterday. ashley strohmier joins us. ashley. >> ashley: just one more. the story as you said was ignored by the sunday political shows on cnn, abc, cbs and nbc, instead they focused on the january 6 committee hearing as protesters were seen outside the home of just clarence thomas this weekend and a pro-choice group hinted at targeting justice amy coney barrett after the attempted attack on brett kavanaugh. kuns /* chris kunts. >> i am saying all appropriate action should be taken to ensure the safety of supreme court justices and i'll not say this protester or that protester ought to be arrested, that should be made by law enforcement, not a senator on a sunday show. >> ashley: this would protect those in high court. >> their efforts are so intense, they will not pass the senate that passed unanimously. they will not bring it up in lig

but he really needed her vote on brett kavanaugh. so i don't know if susan collins was really believing brett kavanaugh or she was just giving herself a fig leaf to do mitch mcconnell's bidding, as she frequently does in tight circumstances. as for the justices themselves. you know, they were playing a game to get on the supreme court. all three of them are lawyers. so if you parse their words carefully, the way lawyers know how to speak, they did not explicitly promise to uphold roe v. wade. they left the impression they would uphold roe v. wade, which was enough for susan collins. this was a game they were playing, but those of us who s studies the reports of amy coney barrett, neil gorsuch, biden campaign, knew this day was coming. and susan collins hknew it to because anyone with any sense had to know it was coming. but it did and here we are. >> we have to mention that the president was asked about some of these issues, in particular this idea of expanding the supreme court that some democrats want him to entertain. he's throwin

brett crandall. you ren't handsome.ell, you are. >> he's a 30-year-old puppeteer, actor, writer, and lgbtqia+ activist he grew up in a small town called deerfield about 15 mis from garden city. >> i can't see 2012 deerfield, garden city doing any of this. it just makes it all the more cool that it did. >> coming of age in a close-knit, rural county, home to one of the country's largest beef processing plants, he says he felt different early on. brett: these are people that i've known a lot of times my whole life. conversations that i did not have with them because i did not at one point feel safe showing -- to come out, not that i thought anyone would physically harm me, but maybe that their love had conditions or that i wouldn't it wouldn't be what would make them happy. to actively pop those bubbles is healing for me. >> after high school, crandall quickly made his way to new york city where he lived for about 10 years, first attending the american academy of dramatic arts and then working as an actor and developing h

. >> reporter: brett parker knows the film industry. >> i fully stumbled into it. my background is actually dance and performance. >> reporter: it really wasn't a stumble, if you ask me. it was a start. >> as queer directors, we want to continue telling queer stories that really can help kind of bridge the gap between the lgbtq+ community and the community at large. >> hi. i'm pete. >> reporter: pete, that's her wife's name. it's also the name of their short film about gender identity, "a true story." >> it was summertime, 1975, winter park, florida. >> reporter: her wife with an 8-year-old kid who identified as a boy and named herself pete. >> she was able to charge a little part of the community in winter park, florida, and so we hope we can offer that today and continue to change the world in one small way. >> reporter: the story started in pete's cul-de-sac where friends knew she was a girl and didn't care, but outside of that cul-de-sac -- >> terrible. >> reporter: life was tough for pete. brett says gay history is primarily oral history and not taught in scho

moments before brett kavanaugh attended outside of brett kavanaugh's home, he texted his sister. >> she'sg me now, janet, secretary, thank you for being here tonight. it was alarming to hear one person was able to quell an assassination park. we are seeing an enormous increase from the dhs -- what's your reaction to all this news unfolding? >> domestic extremism as been a problem in our country for decades. if the not century. >> i remember 1995, working on the oklahoma city bombing case to mcvay. what see schenn now is a different quality and kind. the number of types of incidents the segment that you just showed about the invasion of children at the public library to the arrest in idaho over the weekend to the individual who actually turned himself unbut he had crossed the country in order to attack justice braufr. >> brett >> the increase is alarming. >> what i am showing the audience right now, secretary is the threat and the inappropriate communications gooens judiciary. it is actually increased since 2021. it is up 587%. i wonder what you attribute to all, this has been unfortunatel

a day after a failed assassination attempt on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, protests continuedain at the home of yet another justice, all while president biden has yet to make any public comments about the original incident. [crowd chanting] ahead of the highly anticipated supreme court decision on the future of abortion rights, protests continuing tonight outside the home of justice amy coney barrett. just hours after the fbi executed a search warrant at the home of a california man arrested tuesday, allegedly for plotting to murder justice brett kavanaugh. nicholas roske was found outside the justice's home with a pistol, knife, pepper spray, duct tape, and ammunition. and while the nine justices currently do have protection from the supreme court police as well as the u.s. marshals service, republicans are outraged that democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has yet to move on a senate-passed bill that would beef up security for the justices and their families. >> they are putting themselves and their members at risk, their families at risk, every day this remains pending, th

he was in the neighborhood of brett kavanaugh's house, attempting to assassinate brett kavanaugh. sandra smith in new york. >> john: shocking development, not exactly surprising, though. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." details are still coming in. it appears violence against supreme court justices is realized follows weeks of whitehawk rhetoric as the court considers overturning roe vs. wade. >> sandra: mitch mcconnell has been warning about the heated rhetoric out of washington, reacted a short time ago on the senate floor. >> this is exactly, exactly the kind of event that many feared that the terrible breach of the courts' rules and norms could feel. this is exactly the kind of event that many worried the unhinged, reckless, apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures toward the court going back many months and especially in recent weeks could make more likely. >> sandra: we have complete coverage on this breaking story. former supreme court law clerk mike davis who also oversaw kavanaugh's confirmation process will join us live in moments. and als

authorities capturing an armed man allegedly threatening to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. authorities on what they say he had with him. >>> breaking as we come on the air, reports of a deadly military crash. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the pandemic, and tonight, the major news on the next booster shot. moderna now saying tonight its new booster is up to eight times more effective against omicron. >>> the prime time hearings live tomorrow night before the nation. nearly a year of investigating the january 6th attack. jon karl tonight with new reporting here. what can americans expect from the committee tomorrow night? jon on two of the witnesses americans will hear from. and ivanka trump and the trump children and videotaped depositions. jon karl is with us. >>> the tornado watch across several states at this hour. flood watches and heavy rain from the south all the way up through washington, d.c. and what new york city can expect in the overnight hours. >>> and we have more tonight on that promising headline, the experimental cancer drug and the parents who ha

. >>> amen arrested near the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the shocking threat he allegedly made and the charge he is facing. a capital officer injured in the attack talking to nbc news ahead of the testimony and what still haunts her. >>> the military aircraft crashing in california, what we have learned. >>> simone biles and gymnasts seeking $1 billion from the fbi for mishandling the larry nassar investigation. >>> can a new diet reverse a health condition affecting millions of americans? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening from the mouths of babes, 11-year-old girl appearing by video before a congressional hearing today describing in spellbounding detail her desperate and agonizing efforts to save herself from a gunman inside her school smearing herself with the blood of a classmate, pretending to be dead to survive. young miah cerriillo telling lawmakers i don't want it to happen again as the house prepared to vote on a series of gun control measures, families and survivors of the uvalde school mass

>> brett kavanaugh. brett. >> brett?> fbi officials say that the 26-year-old was upset about the leak of the supreme court opinion related to abortion rights. he is also upset about an upcoming gun case and the school shooting that occurred last month in uvalde, texas. joining us now is the chief of the montgomery county, maryland, police department marcus jones. can you just tell us, chief, a little bit more about this 911 call? >> yes. on that particular evening the individual that was arrested had made -- made the 911 call and we were later -- we would later find out that he had actually arrived in a taxicab near the residence of justice kavanaugh, at which point in time he began to walk down the street to actually -- to see the residence where he observed the u.s. marshals who were actually there guarding the u.s. supreme court justice and his family. so the individual decided to continue to walk by, but in the meantime he texted his sister to tell her that his intentions were, at which point in time she -- she convi

>> brett kavanaugh. >> and what were you there to do the, husbander yourself and him?upset about the leaked supreme court draft the opinion that holds the potential to overturn roe v. wade. police took roske into custody without incident, but just hours later protesters showed back up as they have for weeks. last night protesters also descended upon clarence thomas' home. churches have been targeted and children as well at this point. in a tweet the pro-choice group ruth sent us shared the name of justice amy coney barrett's place of worship and also where her kids go to school, encouraging protesters to turn out and voice their anger. now, this week republicans were really looking to add to protection for supreme court justices. democrats, hay pushed back on that. they wanted a little bit more time, and this week house speaker nancy pelosi says she doesn't believe that any of the supreme court justices are in danger this weekend. guys? rachel: alexandria, thank you. will: so that story's, obviously, huge. a supreme court justice the target of an assassination. you wou

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. suspect reportedly carrying a gun and knife when arrested and threatening to kill justice kavanaugh. david spunt reporting now. david. >> we're told this man is in his 20s and from california. he was picked up on a street nearby the kavanaugh home in maryland just across the border from washington, d.c. this was at 1:50 this morning armed with a knife and gun. the good news according to law enforcement sources, this man did not breach the kavanaugh property at all but we're told there was intent to harm either justice kavanaugh and his family or potentially both. waiting for those specific details from law enforcement. again we don't know the name of this suspect. we just know he is in his 20s and from california. but violence against judges, federal judges and supreme court justices is something that just simply cannot be tolerated. mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader on the floor just moments ago blasting what happened to justice kavanaugh. listen. >> this is exactly the kin

>> brett kavanaugh. >> you said red like the color? >> brett. the supreme court justice. >> okay.ou came alone? >> correct. >> okay. what were you coming to do to hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. >> martha: wow. senior national correspondent rich edson following the breaking news from washington. hi, rich. >> martha: good afternoon. that call coming in the middle of the night just outside brett kavanaugh's home or in that neighborhood. he showed up with a pistol ammunition and a knife according to police. he saw marshalls protecting the home and called 911. fox news obtained the call. nicholas roske said he flew in from california and planned to hurt kavanaugh and himself. >> i had been having this from a long time. i came over here from california to act on my thoughts. i need psychiatric help. >> martha: roske was asked about the weapon that he brought. he acknowledged that he had a gun with him here. >> okay. where is the firearm now? >> it's in a suitcase. it's a black suitcase. i'm standing near it. the suitcase is zip tied shut. i just came from

and we'll see you tonight brett and i for special coverage on the hearings on capitol hill. >> i believe that tonight will be sort of an opening of the narration, the narrative of what happened as an assault on our democracy, on our constitution, on our capitol, on our congress in a very violent way. >> all the while the democrats are ignoring what is affecting the american people. the highest inflation in more than 40 years. record high gas prices. doubled since president biden has taken office. >> neil: after more than 1,000 interviews, tens of thousands of documents and hundreds of hours of video and audio recordings, some never seen or heard before, it's on. the january 6 committee is ready to make its case and democrats say it's a damning case of a president determined to up end the golf as he sought to nullify an election. republicans say it's a prime time snow job. intended to deflect attention away from soaring prices, soaring crime and plain old sore american voters. today fox on top of how it goes down hours from now with former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree on t

. >>> the alleged plot to assassinate supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the fbi searching the suspect's home overnight. >>> new video as violent storms slam the middle of the country and today millions of american facing historic heat. even the san francisco bay area bracing for triple digits. >>> president biden overnight on jimmy kimmel. what he told the late night host about the fight for gun reform. >>> later the surprising health benefits of being optimistic. >> and the big news overnight. ♪ >> about brittney. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ >> from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good thursday morning, everyone. >> we begin with today's high stakes hearing on capitol hill. >> lawmaker are promising to reveal new evidence about the plot to attack the u.s. capitol on january 6th, 2021. and we're learning more about the video that will be unveiled in prime time tonight as well as the role president trump's daughter and son-in-law may play in the hearing. let's get right to em with a preview of what is to come. em, good morning. >> re

>>> we are back with late night developments, a man charged for trying to kidnap and kill justice brettavanaugh. what the fbi is doing at his home. >>> the bright idea 911 dispatch has after a boat capsized. two fishermen were in need of help fast. >>> not only high temperature but eventually the chance for >>> the fbi was at the home of a southern california meant that threatened to kill supreme court justice brett cavanaugh. investigators could be seen collecting evidence at the home tonight. the marshals say they arrested nicholas near the justices home after he himself called 911 to report he was armed and planning to kill the judge and then himself. according to documents the defense says he was carrying a glock pistol, a knife, tactical gear, zip ties and duct tape. he told investigators he was motivated to act because he was upset with the late opinion that may overturn wade. he now faces charges of attempted murder. >>> five marines were on board of a military plane when it crashed in the southern california desert this afternoon. two hours southeast of palm springs. you can see

[chanting] >> fox news alert, swarming the streets outside supreme court justice brett kavanaugh home hours after a california man is charged with attempted murder. >> todd: part of the same group that posted a map of justices' homes after a draft opinion overturning roe v. wade. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. that group is trying to distance itself saying it is committed to nonviolence. it also called brett kavanaugh names and said the -- with a gun. >> todd: brooke singman has more. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, pro-choice activists outside brett kavanaugh's home just hours after a man was charged with attempting to murder kavanaugh. protesters chanting slogans and banging drums. scenes like this playing out at the homes of justices since the leak of the draft opinion that would roll back abortion process. threats like the one against kavanaugh will persist especially as democrats turn a blind eye. >> i wrote a letter in may to merrick garland to arrest protesters. there is a law, you cannot go to a judge's home or juror's h

marshals arrested the 26 year old of simi valley outside of brett kavanaugh's home. they say he stepped out of a cab around 1:00 a.m. dressed in black and carrying a backpack and suitcase. within minutes, the fbi claims he called 911, telling the dispatcher he was having suicidal thoughts and was there to kill brett kavanaugh. authorities immediately arrested him. in his backpack they found a pistol, ammunition, and burglary tools. this was the reaction from one of his neighbors. >> glad it happened way over there and no one was hurt. just pray for the outcome and the family, because they are going through a lot. >> according to authorities, he said he wanted to kill cavanaugh because he was angry over the uvalde shooting and the supreme court's leaked draft opinion suggesting justices plan to overturn roe v. wade. an internal memo from the department of homeland security warns increasingly dangerous threats partially stoked by the pending scotus decision. ro khanna is one of several lawmakers urging democrats to approve legislation enhancing police protection for ju

the chief justice, the court's liberals, john roberts, brett kavanaugh and the court's three liberalsesident biden a victory. the biden administration wanted to end the so-called remain in mexico policy. let's go outside the court. this is a case where chief justice roberts and brett kavanaugh before the days on the supreme court have been proponents of presidential power. the executive gets to make the decision. is that what we have here? >> that's right. they're saying the biden administration does have the power to rescind this rule that was enacted by the trump administration. it's remain in mexico. it's been on the books since 2019 and sent migrants, nonmexican migrants who came to the u.s. back to mexico to await their immigration proceedings. critics called it inhumane because the conditions were poor where they were sent to in mexico. the biden administration tried to roll it back in two different memos. but lower courts said not only did you not roll it back right, but you also don't have the authority to end this policy. so the supreme court today saying yes, president biden

a court hearing for the suspect arrested a short time ago near the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh telling the officers he wanted to kill justice kavanaugh. the feds say 26-year-old nicholas roske had a pistol, had ammunition, pepper spray, zip ties, a hammer and more. these are new details that we're getting about what was actually on this individual. he has now been charged in court with attempted murder of justice kavanaugh. republican senator mike lee is going to join us in just a moment. first, to david spunt live at the justice department with the brand new details in hour. hi, david. >> chilling details in this criminal complaint just released in the last hour or so. nicholas john roske appearing before a federal judge in court in federal court in maryland. he's been in fbi custody for the past 12 hours or so. he will be appearing for that judge to face those charges of attempted murder of justice brett kavanaugh, a supreme court justice. according to a court filing, roske wearing all block got out of a taxi cab at 1:00 a.m. looking at the two security marshalls an

brett cavanaugh lay uphold roe v wade.de. he had not appeared on donald trumps very first short list for potential supreme court nominees and after that, potential supreme court nominees and afterthat, he potential supreme court nominees and after that, he gives them speeches bashing roe v wade is a legitimate and then appeared on donald trump's next short list and he got the nomination in 2018 to replace kennedy. and when he was nominated, he made it sound like he would adhere to roe v wade as a viewer is adhere to roe v wade as a viewer is a more moderate or pro—choice justice, today, he passed a crucial vote allowing up to around 26 states to allow —— ban abortion altogether. -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we — -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we today, _ -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we today, passionately - -- ban abortion altogether. quite a. motive we today, passionately today and talk about the privacy of the stick of this, help us understand what that means he's talking about thi

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was charged with attempts to murder brett kavanaugh. scenes like this playing out at the homes of conservative leaning justices since the leak of the draft opinion that would roll back roe v. wade. listen. >> i wrote a letter in may to merrick garland to arrest the protesters. we have a law on the books, you cannot go to a judge's home or juror's house and intimidate them while doing their job. they have not been arrested because they are trying to get an outcome they agree with. >> brooke: it was revealed the 26-year-old called police and admitted himself. the suspected would-be assassin was heavily armed with backpack full of weapons, including a glock 17 pistol, two magazines, zip ties and duct tape. he says the idea came to him when he found kavanaugh's address online. and tells fox news the national guard is ready to deploy once the supreme court issues their abortion ruling. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you so much. in the arrest affidavit, it said the man was thinking of how to give his life purpose and decided he would kill

at 1:00 in the morning, he got out of a taxi outside brett kavanaugh's home. he was dressed in all black. he had a suitcase and a backpack. he saw two u.s. marshal deputies standing outside the home. he saw them and turned and walked away. thank goodness for those u.s. deputy marshals, something merrick garland and others vowed would be out there to protect the justices because they know the threat risk is very rear. here's what merrick garland said today. >> this kind of behavior is obviously behavior that we will not tolerate. threats of violence and actual violence against the justices, of course, strike at the heart of our democracy, and we'll do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who do them accountable. >> jake, these are the very types of crimes federal officials have been warning are possible in this heightened threat environment. they're very concerned about threats to the supreme court justices and this case is evidence their concerns are valid. back to you. >> that's alleged political terrorism without question. thank you so much.

this man on screen right there, 26-year-old nicholas roske, took a taxi cab to justice brett kavanaugh's the middle of the night with a plan, he says, to kill the supreme court justice. roske came armed with a glock pistol, a knife, pepper spray, a crowbar, a nail punch, zip ties, called 911 on himself and said not only did he want to harm the justice, but he wanted to kill himself. >> you came from california, do you know someone out here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> what were you coming there, to hurt yourself and him, or what was thing to happen? >> correct. >> do you have access to any weapons. >> yes, i brought a firearm with me but it is unloaded and locked in a case. >> roske said he had violent thoughts for a long time, he came to the justices home to act on them. while the police dispatcher waited for authorities to arrive, he asked roske what he wanted to harm himself. nick roski told the dispatcher he wanted to be fully compliant with police. the justice department says roske told detectives he was upset about the school shooting in uvalde, texas, and the leak of the draft court de

but it practically drowned out a gunman's attempt to murder brett kavanaugh. bret?> bret: howie, thanks. as the january 6th committee makes its case against former president donald trump and his involvement in the 2020 election, to overturn it, republicans are casting the hearing as a lame duck. but, what did we learn and what is next? congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight from capitol hill. [gavel] >> a prime time hearing. >> the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on a united states capitol will be in order. >> which republicans say was far from ready for prime time. >> last night's hearing was a prime time dud. nothing came out of it that we didn't know before and they didn't change anybody's mind. >> even some liberal democrats agreed. >> i don't think this is going to change the mind of my colleagues. >> at the hearing g.o.p. wyoming representative liz cheney asserted that several republican lawmakers asked the former president for a pardon after the riot. for their efforts to year turn the 2020 election. she called out g.

also, the threat to assassinate a supreme court justice-- a man arrested near brett kavanaugh's homee middle of the night. the disturbing motive revealed. simone biles and dozens of top olympic gymnasts take on the f.b.i. for $1 billion, accusing agents of letting dr. larry nassar continue his abuse. exclusive new audio-- on the day before the blockbuster january 6 hearing, the never-before-heard audio of the house republican leader describing how he begged donald trump to stop the attack. triple-digit temperatures expected from california to texas. and, could there be a new covid vaccine on the way specifically for the omicron variant? >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we come on the air with breaking news-- a military osprey aircraft has crashed in california, with reports of five service members on board. we are gathering the late- breaking details right now, so stay tuned. but we begin tonight right here in the nati

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the one person in the world that believed brett kavanaugh -- >> very concerned. >> and now, now, she's disappointed. she is disappointed because brett kavanaugh turned out to vote the totally obvious way he was going to vote but she apparently was the one person in america thought brett kavanaugh would not vote to overturn roe versus wade. >> you talked to republicans. i laugh republicans say but you know lincoln and republicans freed the slaves. that party no longer exists. >> well -- >> right? >> that was a long time ago. >> that party no longer exists and they're so unpopular. what republicans have put forth are putting forth so unpopular they have to manipulate the system in order to implement what they want. >> well, think about what is happening just this week. you had abortion rights ended and unpopular position. earlier this week, gun control essentially declared unconstitutional also unpopular position. next week, they are going to issue an opinion very likely to cripple the ability of the federal government to fight climate change. all unpopular positions but we've never had

the one person in the world that believed brett kavanaugh -- >> very concerned. >> and now, now, she's disappointed. she is disappointed because brett kavanaugh turned out to vote the totally obvious way he was going to vote but she apparently was the one person in america thought brett kavanaugh would not vote to overturn roe versus wade. >> you talked to republicans. i laugh republicans say but you know lincoln and republicans freed the slaves. that party no longer exists. >> well -- >> right? >> that was a long time ago. >> that party no longer exists and they're so unpopular. what republicans have put forth are putting forth so unpopular they have to manipulate the system in order to implement what they want. >> well, think about what is happening just this week. you had abortion rights ended and unpopular position. earlier this week, gun control essentially declared unconstitutional also unpopular position. next week, they are going to issue an opinion very likely to cripple the ability of the federal government to fight climate change. all unpopular positions but we've never had

following the arrest of an armed man who's been charged with attempting to murder brett kavanaugh. suspect telling police that he traveled to kavanaugh's house in suburban maryland to kill the justice upset over a pending supreme court decision on abortion and gun sprayed speaker nancy pelosi saying thursday that action on a senate passed bill to enhance security for the justices and their families is quote in the works and will be taken up early next week. after being stalled in the house since early may. we are back with our panel dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley. kim i cannot recall my entire lifetime seeing a comparable case of a threat like this against a supreme court justice. how seriously should we take this? >> what is the nature of the threat that is concerning to, paul. think back in history we've had judges around the country that have been targeted sometimes killed. i often by people that a personal interaction with them. they would have been sentenced for them for this is a person going after the supreme court justice because of ideology because of legal op

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he was the only senate democratic 2018 to vote to confirm justice brett kavanaugh in one of three democrats to vote for justice gorsuch in 2017. his statement reads in part, i trust the justices when they testified under oath that they also believed roe v. wade was settled legal precedent. i'm alarmed they chose to reject the ruling that has provided for two generations of elect -- of americans. >> [inaudible cheering] >> [indistinct shouting] when donald trump took power, there was an agenda. he was able to put on the supreme court three [beep] that said they were determined to overturn roe. this is a christian sanctioned movement that has been growing for decades. it is no surprise we are living in a country that was built on slavery and genocide -- [indiscernible] unable to end the patriarchy. the only way we are going to be able to do that is by overthrowing this -- [indiscernible] [indistinct chanting] ♪ >> c-span's cameras and crude live outside the supreme court this evening. more reaction to the supreme court striking down constitutionally protected abortion rights. republican senat