>> in george tiller's clinic. >> by the early 1990s, scott roeder had committed his life to fighting battle. but at one time years prior, he had chosen a much more conventional path. >> i met scott exactly on december 29th, 1981. >> smile pretty. say something clever. >> something clever. >> he wasn't particularly romantic. but he was very sweet and very kind. we just hit it off. there was just something that clicked. there's this one type at our wedding, our heads are back, and we're just laughing. we were just really happy. the trouble started, it was the summer before nick turned 3, and we just weren't making ends meet. and one day he had one of those aha moments. >> can you tell the jury what kind of led up to your conversion? >> yes. i had been watching the 700 club regularly, a christian program. i was alone in my living room, and that day i kneeled down, and i did accept christ as my savior. >> he discovered the pro life movement. i don't think he'd really given abortion a thought up until '92 or '3i93. >> so what are your feelings on the practice of abortion? >> from concepti

tiller is not at church that day, so scott roeder returns to kansas city. his ex-wife with a request to spend the evening with his teenage son. having devoted himself to the laws of judaism, it's very auou of character for roeder. >> he picked up his son. they spent some time together. his son knew that was very unusual just the fact it was friday and on the sabbath that shouldn't have happened. >> they went to dinner. they went to a movie. scott wanted to buy him ice cream. he wanted to go with him to visit with his friends. he didn't want the evening to end. he wanted it to go on and on. one of the first thing nick realized after he heard about the shooting, after scott had been arrested was he was saying good-bye to me. >> the next morning, saturday, may 30th, roeder visits his brother in topeka and returns to wichita checking into a motel by sunday. >> do you remember what you did that night? >> watched tv. ate dinner, went to >> were you preparing yourself for the next morning. >> yes. [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her c

out the attacks after financing for his research on vaccines that was threatened or how about scott roeder accused of killing dr tiller in two thousand and nine in kansas for performing late term abortions there's also the case of andrew stack who flew his personal plane into an i.r.s. building in texas back in two thousand and ten he made no secret of his beef with the i.r.s. that american tax system he hated them enough to kill himself and one of the two hundred people working inside and also injure several more and here in d.c. eighty nine year old white supremacist james von brunn planned and carried out an assault on the d.c. holocaust museum back in two thousand and nine james von brunn walked into the museum today started shooting before being shot by a security guard one security guard is dead is in critical condition at this hour von brunn has a criminal history and a racist history really against jews and minorities once calling america a quote third world racial garbage dump. those are just a few examples but you get the point they're all white americans not muslims who want to