possession. sandra: united states district court document we have, the actual criminal complaint, probable cause section reveals that the man was dress the in black clothing, carrying a backpack, a suitcase, got out of a taxi cab right in front of the residence of the supreme court justice. he looked at the two deputy u.s. marshals, they were standing next to their parked vehicle and then turned to walk down the street. shortly after, and here is the name that we now know, just in the last few minutes, they fielded a call at the communications center from the individual identified himself as nicholas john rosski, he had suicidal thoughts and firearm in his suitcase. john: and number six, in ven tory of what he had with him. tactical chest rig, knife, glock 17 pistol, two magazines, ammunition, pepper spray, zip ties, hammer, screw bar, pistol
correspondent, 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