00:03:32.200Nicholas Roski, arriving near the justices' home with a Glock handgun, ammunition, a tactical knife, zip ties, pepper spray, and burglary tools, before calling 911 himself and surrendering to police.
00:03:47.080Roski pleading guilty last year to attempted murder, admitting he was angered by the leaked draft opinion, signaling the court was prepared to overturn Roe v. Wade.
00:03:56.320We will not go back! We will not go back!
00:04:00.200The leak triggering weeks of demonstrations in the spring of 2022 with pro-abortion activists
00:04:09.640gathering outside the Supreme Court and repeatedly protesting near the private
00:04:14.300homes of conservative justices. Justice Kagan telling members of the House Appropriations
00:04:18.960Subcommittee the Supreme Court police force is now preparing for another dramatic increase
00:04:24.200in threatening activity. Our respective departments growing needs are obvious given
00:04:29.080current conditions. The Capitol Police Chief recently testified that threats against Congress
00:04:34.660are up 50 percent this year. The Supreme Court Police expect a smaller but still very substantial
00:04:41.62038 percent annual increase in threats this year, which follows a 25 percent increase last year.
00:04:49.780For some of us, those threats have come very close, and all of us live with the knowledge
00:05:11.340describing how the threats have forced the dangers of her job
00:05:14.200directly into the lives of her children.
00:05:17.120When threats to my life were particularly intense
00:05:19.620a few years ago, around the time of the Dobbs leak,
00:05:22.360my security details sent me home with a bulletproof vest and I carried it into my house,
00:05:27.240put it into my bedroom, dropped it down on a table, turned around and my 12-year-old son
00:05:31.560was standing in the doorway of my bedroom and he wanted to know what it was and why I had it.
00:05:37.000And I didn't know how to respond because maybe I lack imagination, but I didn't expect that
00:05:42.580performing this service was going to put me in the position of explaining to my children
00:05:46.800what a bulletproof vest was and why I had to wear one.
00:05:50.100Barrett also revealing her home was recently targeted in a swatting attack,
00:05:54.080a hoax designed to send heavily armed police officers rushing to a victim's address under false pretenses.
00:06:00.120During the Senate hearing, Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins calling out Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer
00:06:06.140over prior remarks she argues helped fuel hostility towards the court.
00:06:11.220Senator Collins pointing to Schumer's 2020 speech at a pro-abortion rally outside the Supreme Court
00:06:16.780where he singled out Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh as the court considered a challenge to Louisiana abortion restrictions.
00:06:24.800It is increasingly dangerous to be a Supreme Court justice these days.
00:06:32.140And it's appalling to me that some of the rhetoric is coming from public officials on both sides of the aisle who should know better.
00:06:46.780than to levy personal and political attacks against the judiciary and the court specifically.
00:06:56.760For example, a senator stood in front of the Supreme Court building and called out two members by name,
00:07:05.880saying that they had released the whirlwind and that they will pay the price.
00:07:11.800Other public officials have called the court corrupt, out of control, and serving an extremist agenda.
00:07:22.500Mr. Schumer later saying he was referring to political consequences, acknowledging he should not have used those words.
00:07:28.620The hearing later turning to the unexpected death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who played a central role in several Supreme Court confirmation battles during his years on the Judiciary Committee.
00:07:41.100Kagan recalling one moment from her own 2010 confirmation hearing
00:07:44.720when Graham briefly interrupted a serious discussion about terrorism and the laws of war
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00:15:16.880Federal and state health officials investigating whether Taco Bell restaurants played a role in a
00:15:22.400massive nationwide outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasite. Two people familiar with the ongoing
00:15:28.280investigation telling the Washington Post officials are examining a possible connection
00:15:32.860between the fast food chain and an outbreak that has now sickened more than 4,000 people.
00:15:38.960No direct link to Taco Bell has been established, and investigators have not identified a
00:15:43.940contaminated product, grower, or supplier. The investigation coming after some Taco Bell
00:15:49.620restaurants around Detroit stopped serving lettuce, guacamole, pico de galla, and a cilantro-onion
00:15:55.280mixture last week, signs posted at several locations blame the shortage on what the
00:16:00.520restaurants described as a nationwide recall, though the Post reports the company has not
00:16:05.360publicly explained the decision or responded to its request for comment.
00:16:09.320The illness known as psychosporitis, an intestinal infection caused by microscopic parasites
00:16:16.760called psilospora, the parasite spreads when food or water becomes contaminated with feces
00:16:22.720from an infected person frequently reaching consumers through fresh produce. Because it
00:16:28.320must mature outside the body before becoming infectious, psilospora generally does not
00:16:33.300spread directly from one person to another, according to the CDC. Symptoms typically begin
00:16:38.840about one week after exposure, including stomach cramps, nausea, fatigue, and prolonged diarrhea
00:16:45.000that the CDC warns can become frequent and explosive. Some infected people never develop
00:16:50.920symptoms while untreated illness can persist for weeks or even return after appearing to
00:16:56.040improve. Investigators now focusing heavily on lettuce and salad greens, though Michigan health
00:17:01.540officials stress other foods remain under consideration, according to the Michigan
00:17:05.840Department of Health and Human Services. Michigan emerged as the center of the outbreak, reporting
00:17:11.140more than 3,300 cases and 44 hospitalizations nationwide, the parasites sending at least 80
00:17:19.200to the hospital according to the washington post the parasite particularly difficult to track
00:17:24.080because symptoms may not have emerged for as long as two weeks forcing patients to remember meals
00:17:29.200they ate days or even weeks earlier celebrity chef and restaurant owner andrew grew pointing
00:17:34.620to michigan's role as a major distribution hub grew posting on x his guest is quote bagged lettuce is
00:17:41.440the culprit girl advising consumers who want to be especially cautious to cook their produce and
00:17:46.840avoid bagged lettuce mixes until officials identify the source. Infectious disease physician
00:17:52.560Dr. Richard Smith telling NBC7 San Diego, washing produce may not be enough to kill the parasite.
00:17:59.660Boil it. If you boil it at a higher temperature for a while, then you can be sure that the
00:18:04.620organism is not going to cause problems. Other than that, all bets are off, even if you wash
00:18:09.580it with water and soap. You know, if you're somebody that's into going to salad bars on a
00:18:13.640weekly basis. Just give that a rest for a week or two while we figure out where this outbreak is
00:18:18.760coming from. Millions of Americans facing dangerous temperatures this week as a massive
00:18:24.460heat dome stretches from the west across the northern plains and into the northeast. More than
00:18:29.460108 million people under active heat alerts yesterday, with warnings and advisories covering
00:18:34.780large parts of Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, and extending east
00:18:40.600towards New England. The National Weather Service forecasting more than 90 temperature records could
00:18:45.260be tied or broken through today, with most involving unusually warm overnight temperatures.
00:18:51.060The prolonged heat driven by a powerful area of high pressure that traps hot air
00:18:54.960and pushes storms around its outer edges. Fox 5 Washington chief meteorologist Tucker Barnes
00:19:01.160explaining how a heat dome can leave communities baking for several days. It's a dome of high
00:19:07.220pressure so if you can imagine it working across the planet as a dome that helps you kind of
00:19:14.980envision what you're dealing with sure but a high pressure and a heat dome act to do a couple of
00:19:20.780things they suppress storm chances they give us bright blue skies but they can also give us extreme
00:19:26.980heat because of the way the air rises what happens in a heat dome the air is forced aloft and then
00:19:33.180it's forced and compressed down towards the earth. And as that process happens, it basically
00:19:39.220caps the atmosphere and steers the jet stream away from our region and keeps us hot and kind
00:19:47.080of baking in it for days at a time. So that's when we get these big heat waves. We often get
00:19:50.760what we call a heat dome. The system already shattering all-time records in parts of the West.
00:19:55.880Salt Lake City reaching 109 degrees on Sunday, while Billings, Montana climbed to 111.
00:20:01.640The hot and dry conditions also increasing the risks of wildfires across the West, while placing additional pressure on the firefighters responding to those blazes.
00:20:11.400ABC News chief medical correspondent, Dr. Tara Narula, outlining the steps people should take to stay safe in extreme heat.
00:20:19.560So you think about, yes, staying inside, having the air conditioning on, checking the heat index.
00:20:24.380So the heat index is really not just the temperature, but that combined with the humidity.
00:20:28.680If the index is greater than 103, you can find this on a weather app.
00:20:34.320And then you want to wear light, loose clothing, a big, broad-rimmed hat, avoid sunburn, alcohol, caffeine, and importantly, stay hydrated.
00:20:41.760So even if you don't feel thirsty, you want to be drinking every few hours.
00:20:45.040And lastly, I will say pay attention to your dogs.