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the marshals say they arrested nicholas near the justices home after he himself called 911 to reporte 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 what appears to be were part of the plane landed. no word on injuries. terry officials have been waiting on information about the marines on board. >> safety at a grocery store has been a concern for years, tonight a family of a worker killed at the store is outraged that those concerns were never addressed. manuel was shot and killed during his overnight shift sunday at the safeway in san jose. the coworkers say they have been asking for armed security guards for years. they also asked for sc

marshals arrested nicholas roski outside of kavanaugh's home yesterday and investigators say he showeda pistol, mo and burglary tools. he told the dispatchers he was suicidal and was there to kill kavanaugh. this was reaction from one of his neighbors. >> i am glad it happened over there and nobody was hurt. i pray for the family because they are going through a lot right now. kumasi: authorities say he was angry about the uvalde shooting and the leaked draft opinion on roe v. wade. the department of homeland security has warned about threats against supreme court justices ahead of the decision, and that is one reason why democrats are urging the house to pass legislation to enhance security for justices and their families. >> it is appalling anybody would consider committing violence against a supreme court justice, including justice kavanaugh. i opposed his nomination, and there is a way to do that in this country, it is the democratic process. but the threat of harm is outrageous and i am concerned about the safety of all of our supreme court justices. kumasi: the bill has been stal

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marshals posted outside the justices home that nicholas roske plotted his next move. her of his intentions and she convinced him to call 911 which he did. he was arrested early last wednesday morning after telling a 911 operator they had a gun on him and was having suicidal thoughts. according to an fbi affidavit he told authorities that he had traveled from california to kill a specific supreme court justice and that he was upset about the leak of the supreme court opinion related to abortion rights. he was also upset about an upcoming gun control case and the school shooting last month in uvalde, texas. here is a brief clip of that 911 call. >> do you have access to any weapons? >> yes, i -- i brought a firearm with me, but it's unloaded and locked in the case. >> you said you came from california. do you know someone down here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> you said red like the color? >> brett. >> brett. >> the supreme court justice. >> again, you are still sitting on the curve? >> i'm standing now, but i can sit. whatever -- i want to be fully client, so whatever they w

federal prosecutors say nicholas roske showed up with a pistol and a knife. when he saw marshalls911. fox obtained the 911 call. he said he flew from the west coast because he had violent thoughts for a long time and he came to the justice's home to act on them. >> you came from california? did you know someone down here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> what were you coming to do? to hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. >> and roske said his firearm was in a suitcase and zip tied. he said he needed psychiatric help. the justice department said he was up sets about the school shooting in uvalde, texas and the week of the draft court decision overturning roe v. wade. u.s. marshals have been providing nonstop security for justices. the marshall of the supreme court is leading an investigation to who leaked the draft. supreme court officials are requesting law clerks turn over their personal cell phone records and sign affidavits. it's unclear what investigators are looking at and whether some clerks are resisting and hiring attorneys. source indicated the court may e

they say after spotting two federal marshals, he walked a block away, called 911, said he was suicidal, came to kill the justice. court documents identify him a nicholas john roske age 26 of simi valley, california. they say he was carrying a handgun, ammunition, knife, pepper spray, burglary tools. investigators said he said he was upset th supreme court may overturn roe v. wade and loosen gun laws and that the planned to kill the justice and then himself security for the justices has been beefed up after last month's protests at some of their homes after the leak of a draft abortion ruling. roske is charged with attempted murder of a federal official no comment from his lawyer, lester. >> pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> former president trump and two of his adult children have agreed to testify in a civil investigation of his business practices. the former president, ivanka trump, and donald trump jr. will testify in july unless new york's top court issues a stay. mr. trump has slamme the investigation by new york's democrati attorney general as politically motivated. >>> the former president's actions on the day of the january 6 capitol riot

he saw marshalls protecting the home and called 911. fox news obtained the call. nicholasoske 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 the airport. >> he also told the operators that he wanted to be fully compliant with police. the justice department says he told detectives that he was upset about the leak of the draft court decision overturning roe v. wade and the school shooting in uvalde, texas. the justice department says that u.s. marshalls have been providing nonstop security for justices. congress is still trying to pass a bill that would extent security to supreme court justices and their families. a leak draft opinion appeared in political last night t

nicholas roske he came by cab with a gun and ammo. he saw u.s. marshalsis sister, talked him out of it, called 911. his lone sister stopped him. >> that is not heartening, is it, liz? the issue, left is protesting outside of justices homes. they published addresses of justices homes. the tweet came out from the group named after ruth bader ginsburg, i can't remember the name, posted church of justice barrett and the school her children go to school. you wonder how low they go. we could have done it friday easily by unanimous consent on the floor. democrats delayed the bill to provide additional protections to the justices families. i'm glad we got that done today. elizabeth: we have 27 democrats who voted against it. watch house minority leader kevin mccarthy watch this. >> for some reason we continue to come to the floor, you feel some pressure on that bill, but you change it, the country will know why, because if you change the bill, and move it back to the senate you're trying to kill it. you're trying to delay it. that is exactly what you're doing. i

marshals stopped an alleged plot to kill justice brett kavanaugh. >> i am concerned about the safety of all our supreme court justices. >> reporter: nicholas was arrestedafter 1:00 a.m. wednesday, according to investigators, the 26-year-old was outside cavanagh's house dress in the black and carrying weapons including a glock handgun, and a tactical knife with pepper spray, duct tape and zip ties. >> units be advised. >> reporter: before his arrest, he allegedly called 911 saying he had a gun and wanted to kill a specific supreme court justice. according to the fbi, he admitted he was angry about the uvalde school shooting, as well as the draft supreme court opinion that was leaked last month suggesting the court will soon overturn roe v. wade. >> this is exactly, exactly the kind of event that many feared, the terrible breach of the court's rules and norms could fuel. >> reporter: threats against judges and courts seen on this chart have already tripled in rece yes. this week a homeland security said this is an even more serious environment. protests outside the homes of sprorlt justices prompted attorney general merrick garland last month to order th

when authorities say nicholas roske stepped out of a cab right in front of justice kavanaugh's home. roske of california quickly caught the attention u.s. marshals and montgomery county police who were on security detail. the 26-year-old, dressed in black and carrying a backpack and suitcase, walked away from the home. within minutes, the fbi claims he called 911, telling the dispatcher he was, quote, having suicidal thoughts and that he was there to "kill a specific supreme court justice." roske immediately arrested. authorities say they discovered a glock semiautomatic pistol, two magazines of bullets, and burglary gear, including a crowbar, hammer, and padded shoes. >> threats of violence and actual violence against justices, of course, strike at the heart of our democracy. >> you don't care if people die! >> reporter: this incident comes amid a series of dramatic protests outside the homes of supreme court justices, after the leak of that draft supreme court opinion which suggest the justices are planning to overturn roe versus wade. an internal dhs memo released this week warning of an increasingly dangerous threat environment, partially st

dressed all in black, nicholas roske got out of a taxi cab at the home of brett kavanaugh in maryland. spotted by two deputy u.s. marshals guarding the home. they saw him walk down the street. 30 minutes later he picked up the phone and called 911 and said he wanted to kill kavanaugh and was having suicidal thoughts. when police arrived they found a glock pistol, knife, screwdriver, pepper spray, crowbar, duct tape and nail punch to name a few. last night a protest outside the home of justice kavanaugh in maryland called ruth sent us aimed at protecting a woman's right to choose in honor of the late justice ruth bader ginsberg chose to protest not even 24 hours after the suspect planned to kill and kidnap the justice. this is the same group that posted the addresses of the justices online. according to authorities roske said he found kavanaugh's address online. speaking of ruth sent us they said we're committed to non-violence. they'll talk non-stop about how our peaceful protest inspired this. what was the weapon, the california man had if it was a gun or knife police would say so. guess what? police did say so. it was

could loosen gun laws. 26-year-old nicholas roske went to brett kavanaugh's maryland home with a gun, zip ties and other tools and after seeing two deputy u.s. marshalsde he called 911 on himself. >> be advised the caller came to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. he came from california, took a taxi from the airport to this location. >> attorney general merrick garland said the justice department will not tolerate this behavior. >> threats of violence and actual violence against the justices strike at the heart of our democracy. >> senate judiciary chairman dick durbin says congress is now ready to exapprove a bill extending security for the justices and their families. >> these people are vulnerable and we should protect them. >> republicans are blasting the delay. >> a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty. house democrats want to expand the senate bill to cover the staff. nancy pelosi promises action soon. >> we had hoped that we could do it today, but we will certainly do it in the beginning of next week. the hearings are set to begin tonight in prime time as washington gears up for a potentially volatile june. that's when major

marshal service saw a man dressed in black get out of a taxi cab and walk away from justice kavanaugh's house. this man identified as nicholas john roske, age 26 from simi valley, california, called the local police, called 911, said he was having suicidal thoughts, he had a gun in his suitcase and that he came from california to kill a specific supreme court justice. they arrested him while he was in the process of still finishing that 911 call. they found a knife, a pistol with magazines and ammunition, pep are sprays, zip ties, a hammer and what the police are describing as sort of break-in tools. they said when he was taken to the police department and questioned, he said he was upset about the leak of the draft ruling of roe v. wade and he thought kavanaugh would side with loosening gun reform. he was questioned a second time by the fbi and according to investigators, he said he came to the chevy chase area, to montgomery county, maryland, with the intent to break into the justice's house and then to kill the justice and then to kill himself. so he'll be appearing in court here shortly to face charges of the attempted m

nicholas roski was arrested outside the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, his home. he took a cab to kavanaugh's home where he lives with his children, then ran away when he saw u.s. marshalsted, he said he was planning to murder brett kavanaugh, authorities saw he was carrying a glock pistol and zip tie, only a matter time before something like this happen. for months, thugs have gathered outside brett kavanaugh's home. that is a crime. but the doj 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 pro

deputy marshals standing guard outside of kavanaugh's home this story could have had a very difficult outcome. one arrested 26-year-old nicholase from simi valley california had the following items on him. a glock, a knife, ammunition, zip tie, hammer duck tape. here is the timeline early tuesday morning exits a can cab by kavanaugh's home. spotted by otwo deputy marshals, he starts walking away from them down the street. 1:35 a.m. he calls 911 saying he wants to kill judge kavanaugh and he tells the dispatcher he is having suicidal thoughts. according to court documents they found his address online as you mentioned. posted by pro-choice groups following the leaked draft supreme court opinion. kavanaugh and his family were home at the time. it's also believed roske thought kavanaugh would ease restrictions on guns at the justice department. president biden's attorney reacted to the arrest. >> we will do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who do them accountable. for that reason, last month, i accelerated the protection of all the justices' residences 24/7. >> threats to federal judges have increased in recen

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say the man identified as nicholas john roske, he was stopped a block from the justice's home when police detained him, he said there was to kill kavanaugh. deputy u.s. marshalsy after 1:00 a.m. eastern time wednesday, according to a criminal compliant. he looked at the officers and then started walking down the street and called 911 on himself, according to the complaint. >> well, first, let's call this what it is. it's an act of attempted terrorism. it's an effort to influence the political discourse, the ideology of the country through violence. and people often want to know what they can do, we're living in troubled times, many people feel like there's nothing that they as individuals do. something we can do is speak out against terrorism. domestic terrorism, no matter what it's motivated by or who's trying to perpetrate it, and so i think in this moment, whether you like brett kavanaugh, whether you don't like his judicial philosophy, whatever your feeling, we should all stand up and be outraged that there was an effort launched against him that could have harmed his family. he's got young children at home. and that's an appalling sort of moment. then pe

say after spotting two federal marshals, he walked a block away, called 911, and said he was suicidal and came to kill the justice. court documents identify him as nicholas john roske, age 26 of simi valley california. he was carrying a handgun, ammunition, a knife, pepper spray, and burglary tools. investigators say they told him he was upset the supreme court might overturn roe v. wade and loosen gun laws. he planned to kill the justice then himself. security has been beefed up after last month's protests at the justices' homes. roske is charged with attempted murder of a federal official. no comment from his lawyer. >> pete williams there. attorney general merrick garland condemned the incident, saying this behavior will not be tolerated. he added, quote, we will do everything to prevent them and hold people accountable. mika. >> there you go. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," a girl who survived the uvalde shooting shares her heartbreaking story with lawmakers. we'll have that for you and much more gut-wrenching testimony from yesterday's hearing. >>> plus, an update on the gun legislation negotiations in the senate. the top republican involved in th