but a key point, lester, that testimony will not be public >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a california man is under arrest tonight, accused of traveling across the country, planning to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. police say they were alerted by a 911 call from the man himself pete williams joins us pete, what have we learned about this >> lester, the fbi says at 1:00 a.m. got this man dressed in black got out of a taxi in front of the home of brett kavanaugh. 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

here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: from l.a. to chicago to new york -- >> vote them out >> reporter: this weekend's marches had already energized supporters of new gun laws >> we're not against honest, law abiding people having a hand gun, but they don't need an assault weapon stronger than anything the police are carrying >> reporter: tonight many are now celebrating the proposed deal. >> this is historic. for the first time in 26 years, we have a bipartisan agreement on a framework for creating gun safety legislation. >> reporter: the founder of the group, moms demand action, highlights the potential closing of the so called boyfriend loophole, which would prevent dating partners, not just spouses, who were convicted of domestic violence, of having guns but others say the bipartisan deal does not go far enough. >> so far, the package just feels to me very, very inadequate. it feels like it is a very disappointing >> reporter: ryan deitch survived the 2018 parkland massacre >> i think more than anything, this package is to gain

here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this nondescript office building in virginia housed a company the feds hired to help distribute billions of dollars in loans to help struggling small businesses during the pandemic the firm, r.e.r. solutions, got a no-bid $750 million contract the company netted $340 million in windfall profits despite assigning the work to just six of its employees, according to a u.s. house subcommittee report released today. why do you think the covid spending at that time was so out of control? >> because we did not have effective enforcement of the oversight procedures that congress put in place. >> reporter: the economic injury disaster loan program, known as eidl, has previously been under scrutiny as the justice department's inspector general told lester >> the small business administration in sending that money out largely relied on an honor system >> reporter: prosecutors had already accused some borrowers of using the money to buy luxury homes and cryptocurrencies now investigators are looking closer at companies that distributed the money. now are there

gutierrez. >> reporter: overnight another mass shooting on the streets of new york in harlem, eight people wounded, one killed a 21-year-old texas college basketball player, home on break. >> this is beyond a tragedy. this is like -- what type of world are we really living in >> reporter: in washington, d.c., chaos at a sunday music festival. gunshots sparking panic. a 15-year-old boy killed at least three other people including a police officer hurt. >> illegal firearms in the hands of people who should not have them make events like this unsafe >> reporter: the violence comes as senators on capito hill haggle on the final details of gun restrictions >> very close to coming to fruition >> reporter: a key sticking point closing the so-called boyfriend loophole which allows dating partners in domestic violence cases to buy a gun. other changes incentives for states to pass red flag laws. more penalties for gun traffickers. enhanced backgroun checks for gun buyers under 21 and increase funding for mental healthcare >> i think republicans will learn there is no political downside to vo

the airlines are counting on it for a big bump in summer flying here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: with the summer travel season already taking off, the u.s. has lifted its requirement that airline passengers entering the country present a negative covid test >> i think it's been long enough. i think we all know the risk now of traveling. >> it was a huge relief to not have the stress of waiting to see whether or not i would test positive. >> reporter: the rule had been in place since january of 2021. for months the tourism industry had lobbied for the move and the omicron variants drove up covid cases the u.s. travel association said it will bring in an extra million passengers and another $9 billion in travel spending by the end of the year. already united airlines reports a 7% jump in searches for international travel, most for flights this summer to europe, mexico, and the caribbean. international airfare is also rising with round-trip tickets averaging more than $1,000, up 22% over last summer. still, domestic airfare has dropped for the first time this year, averaging $390 round t

lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> in idaho tonight, police have released new details after dozens of members of a white supremacist group were arrested. police say they planned to riot at a gay pride event. miguel almaguer now with that story. >> they're getting arrested >> reporter: tonight authorities say all 31 members of a white supremacist group on their knees and zip tied before being charged with conspiracy to riot are now out on bail two days after this startling video of their arrest >> these guys stopped a u-haul full of dudes. >> reporter: it happened in coeur d'alene, idaho, after a 911 call from someone who saw the men pile into the back of a u-haul dressed like a small army and headed towards a gay pride event. >> i have no doubt in my mind that had that van stopped at the park or much near the park that we still would have ended up in a riot situation >> reporter: facing a misdemeanor charge police say the suspects called the patriot front had shields and shin guards while also recovering a smoke grenade and document outlining their operations plan. authorities say

gabe gutierrez is a nbc news national correspondent, he joins me now with the latest. gabe, i know we may not know so much so far, but what do we know? >> in the next few minutes, we're expecting a briefing from authorities. as you said, police so far have confirmed at least three people are dead, plus the gunman, who is described as a man with the rifle. it's still unclear whether he took his own life or he was shot by police, but investigators are now going room to room in that part of the hospital. we are told that it took place in what is called -- the newest building in the saint francis hospital complex in tulsa. the shooting unfolded somewhere around 5 pm local, time 6 pm eastern time. police say that the shooter died sometime a half hour later or so, but at this point we don't have a motive, way too early for that, we don't know the identities of the victims their ages or what their connection was to the hospital or to the government for that matter. again, chris, we are waiting more information from authorities in the next few minutes. so far at least three pe

gutierrez. >> reporter: from l.a. to chicago to new york. this weekend's marches have already energized supporters of new gun laws >> we're not against honest law abiding people having a hand gun. but they don't need an assault weapon that is stronger than anything the police here are carrying >> reporter: many advocates are now celebrating the proposed deal >> this is incredibly historic for the first time in 26 years, we have a bipartisan agreement on a framework for creating gun safety legislation >> reporter: the founder of the group moms demand action highlights the potential closing of the so-called boyfriend loophole which would prevent dating partners, not just spouses convicted of domestic violence from having guns. but other activists say the bipartisan deal does not go far enough >> so far the package just feels to me very, very inadequate. it feels like -- it is a very disappointing. >> reporter: ryan survived the 2018 parkland massacre >> more than anything, this package is to gain brownie points for sena

joining me from capitol hill is nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez. joining me is jake sherman. es -- excuse me for my raspy voice, this never-ending cold i have. the videos were wrenching. what was it like there today? >> i was inside that room. everyone in there, lawmakers, witnesses and members of the press that were in that room were just captivated by the testimony that you just highlighted. we have been hearing stories coming out of uvalde over the last several weeks, but what really struck me is hearing how some of these people impacted are dealing with this day to day and will continue to be dealing with it. we had thought there might be a possibility that even though this was a prerecorded message that that young girl might be inside that hearing room, but instead it was her father who showed up. he was clearly devastated, agonizing over what had happened to his daughter. and deeply -- his daughter deeply traumatized just could not be in that room. but another moment that stuck out to me, katy, is the family of alexei rubio. they spoke via video to the lawmakers present

gabe gutierrez in philadelphia. guad in texas and ali vitale on capitol hill. gabe? >> reporter: this was a shooting in a very heavily trafficked area. there were hundreds of people packed into the street. popular here in philadelphia. as you said it is believed by police that the shooting involved one of those who died that was involved in an altercation with another man and both opened fire and multiple people started to shoot. according to police at least five guns used and meaning at least five gunmen. there have been no arrests and there is a search for the suspects under way. witnesses here say that this turned from a party into panic almost immediately. this is part of a rise in gun violence in philadelphia and the country as you mentioned but we are awaiting details on the latest of the search. no arrests so far. now on this monday. the shooting happened late saturday night, jose. >> there's another funeral today as we learn about what happened the day of the shooting. >> reporter: correct. another funeral. every day we list the names and will continue throug

gabe gutierrez has covered this policy heavily and has reported from our border with mexico. what are the implications of this ruling? >> as you mentioned, this obviously comes at a heightened time of interest ahead of the midterm elections. you mentioned the death of those 53 migrants in san antonio and we're getting breaking news that four other migrants were just killed in what authorities were killed in a human smuggling incident. separate incident near laredo. the supreme court was in a interesting situation here. basically ruling on federal immigration policy. as you mentioned, the reaction is pouring in. authorities in texas, lieutenant governor patrick saying this will lead to increased migration at the southern border. he says this will be devastating for the u.s. and state of texas, but we're hearing from advocates at the border. i've been down there to tijuana within the last year and they said this was a step in the right direction because it isn't officially over now, the policy, because now it goes down to lower courts and title 42, which of course you've been c

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one witness called the police response an abject failure gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: these still images show multiple officers armed with rifles and ballistic shields. >> it's antithetical to the things we've learned since the columbine massacre >> reporter: three minutes after the gunman entered the school, there were enough armed officers there tostop him, instead they waited for an hour and 14 minute minutes. >> he watteit for rifles, then shields, then keys that were never needed >> reporter: he provided the most detailed timeline so far, based on body camera footage and 911 calls. a minute after the gunman crashed his vehicle. within three minutes, two officers entered the building, so did two district officer, including chief pete arredondo he called the police land laine saying we don't have enough firepower. we only have pistols >> the only thing stopping them from moving into 111 to 112 was the on-scene commander who decided to place the lives of officers before children the officers had wednesday t weapons the children had none. >> reporter: chief arredondo

gutierrez leads us off >> reporter: tonight as the u.s. grapples with the dramatic surge in gun violence, relatives of those killed in the buffalo massacre are taking their grief to capitol hill. >> gun access is certainly the driver of this violence >> reporter: garnell whitfield lost his 86-year-old mother, ruth >> what do you miss most about your mother >> i miss everything about my mother. >> reporter: pamela prichett will never again see her 77-year-old mother, pearl. >> i had to bring a hat to the funeral home because this vile monster, he wasn't just satisfied to shoot my mother one time he stood over her and shot her again. >> reporter: today the white house got a high profile boost its push for new gun legislation from actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey. >> we are in a window of opportunity right now that we have not been in before. >> reporter: an emotional mcconaughey, grimly highlighting a replica of green shoes worn by one of the uvalde massacre's young victims. ten-year-old maite rodriguez. >> these are the same gree

gabe gutierrez is with us as well. so, let me ask you, it seems to me, and i may be wrong, is it very specific to concealed weapons permits and how there is either proper cause or no proper cause to enable you to carry a gun with a concealed weapons permit outside of the home? >> jose, is that for me or for gabe? >> for chuck, yes, for you, sir. >> thank you. so, great question. generally speaking, what the supreme court said in the heller case in 2008 was that individuals have a right to bear arms but in the home. as you might expect in our very diverse country, a number of states, most states, said that when a citizen asks for a permit to carry outside the home, the state and local authorities shall issue it. in seven states, including -- the legislature said they shall issue it upon a showing of proper cause. what the supreme court has said today is that that proper cause standard, applicable in the seventh state is too burdensome, infringes upon the second amendment right. this is something we've been waiting for b

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gutierrez with a video police are analyzing frame by frame. he starts us off from philadelphia >> reporter: a party turning into panic on the streets of philadelphia [ shots fired pandemonium as multiple shooters opened fire leaving three people dead and 11 injured late today, a suspect arrested and charged >> the gun that he used was used was left at the scene it was a ghost gun and did have an extended magazine >> reporter: a second suspect on the run cell phone video appearing to show the confrontation starting the man in the white shirt fighting with another man and then gunshots >> it was total chaos. >> reporter: one of the bullets grazing rusty crowell's leg. >> to just say it's guns is missing the point without looking at the social problems but would the social problems be better without access to guns absolutely yeah >> reporter: it's part of a growing crime spree in philadelphia. last year the city setting its all-time high for homicides just this memorial day weekend 12 peopl killed with 15 wounded in 15 shootings. >> mr. mayor, ho

announcing the results of its own investigation and putting the nfl commissioner on the hot seat here's gabe gutierrez. >> i do think our intern is looking better every day. >> reporter: in this video clip a washington broadcaster makes inappropriate comments about an intern today nfl commissioner roger goodel testifying remotely called them unacceptable saying the team's culture was toxic for far too long. >> bullying, widespread disrespect toward colleagues, use of demeaning language, public embarrassment and harassment >> reporter: the u.s. house oversight committee also alleges that washington commanders owner daniel snyder conducted a shadow investigation to discredit the accusers he declined to testify today. his lawyers saying he had a longstanding business conflict. >> apparently mr. snyder is in franc where he has docked the luxury yacht near resort town. that should tell you how much respect he has for women in the workplace. >> reporter: goodell said a $10 million fine was imposed and snyder is not involved in day-to-day operations but lawmakers grilled goodell on why the league d

was swift from new york's governor and the mayor of new york city, vowing new gun laws in response gabe gutierrez has that part of the story. >> reporter: with gun violence surging across the country, tonight some city leaders are blasting the supreme court decision >> we cannot allow new york to become the wild, wild west. that is unacceptable >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams says local officials are weighing legal options. the nypd recovered more than 3,000 guns so far this year, gun arrests hit a 28-year high >> the decision ignores the shocking crisis of gun violence every day engulfing not only new york but engulfing our entire country. >> reporter: in a state still reeling from last month' buffalo mass shooting that left ten people dead, defiant governor hochul is considering calling a special session of the legislature to come up with new regulations. >> we can have restrictions on speech you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, but somehow there's no restrictions allowed on the second amendment. >> reporter: but the president of the organization that brought the laws

here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this nondescript office building in virginia housed a company to help distribute billions of dollars of loans to help struggling small businesses during the pandemic the firm rer solutions got a no bid $750 million contract. the company netted $340 million in windfall profits despite assigning the work to 6 employees according to a u.s. house subcommittee report. >> >> reporter: why do you think covid spending at that time was so out of control? >> because we did not have effective enforcement of the oversight procedures that congress put in place. >> reporter: the economic injury disaster lone known as eidl has previously been under scrutiny >> the small business administration is sending that money out. >> reporter: prosecutors have already accused some borrowers of using the money to buy large homes, cryptocurrency and teslas revelations as much as 20% of the funds may have been awarded to fraudsters. >> each dollar stolen was taken from small restaurant owners. >> reporter: rer said it subcontracted part of the work out to two ore companies the

here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: these still images from surveillance video reviewed by "the austin american statesman" and "the texas tribune" but not nbc news shows multiple officer s armed with rifles and ballistic shields inside robb elementary as the massacre unfolded. >> the law enforcement response to the attack at robb elementary was an abject failure and antithetical to everything we learned over the last two decades since the columbine massacre. >> reporter: today the head of the texas department of public safety said just three minutes after the gunman entered the school there were enough armed officers to stop him. instead he says they waited for an hour and 14 minutes. >> the on-scene commander waited for a radio and rifles. then he waited for shields. then he waited for s.w.a.t. lastly, he waited for a key that was never needed. >> reporter: he says he believes the doors to the classrooms were unlocked where 19 students and 2 teachers were killed. today he provided the most detailed time line of the carnage so far based on surveillance footage, body camera video and 91

for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news new york. >>> and now to the nationwide search for a woman known only as ms. kelly. when she was younger ms. kelly dreamed of being an astronaut but she was rejected by nasa because back then women weren't permitted. nbc's kerry sanders has more on the efforts now find her after nearly 60 years. hi kerry >> reporter: good morning. to understand this mystery, we need to go back to a time when television was black and white and when astronauts, male astronauts, drove cool cars like this but then in 1962 a young woman by that name of miss kelly said she wanted to become a astronaut. but as you see the times then were oh so different in this letter dates february 26, 1962, nasa responds to a young women's request to become an astronaut writing, your offer to go on a space mission is commendable and we are very grateful this is to advise that we have no existing program concerning astronauts, nor do we contemplate any such plan. the letter suggests that woman, known only as miss kelly, was a student at the university of connecticut. at the time the sovi

gabe gutierrez has more on the rescue. >> reporter: a remarkable rescue caught on camera. >> you have a water rescue, possible car in the war. >> reporter: surveillance video capturing this moment when an suv veered from a parking lot late tuesday and drove straight into the bay on new york's long island the scary scene catching the attention of by standers but only 17-year-old anthony junger jumped in without hesitation to help. >> i was listening to music and i hear a huge splash. >> reporter: police say he was able to open the driver's door and help the driver out of the vehicle and pull her safely to the dock. >> she was trying to open the door first >> reporter: police say the young driver accidentally stepped on the gas pedal instead of the break. >> thank god somebody was here and wasn't staring into their phone. >> reporter: charles is the father of the 18-year-old driver who said he's lucky he still has his daughter less than 24 hours after the incident he had the chance to meet junger and thank him personally. >> if he wasn't there who knows where we'd be standing now. >> re

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today in the bay's gabe gutierrez is in philadelphia with more. >> reporter: the chaos on saturday night, hundreds of people were packed onto the streets. popular nightlife areas where people typically come, and to, three people were killed. 11 people were wounded. authorities are now searching for suspects. several gunmen, according to police at this point. only hours after this incident there was a another mass shooting in chattanooga. two people were killed, 12 were wounded at the nightclub there. throughout the country, multiple mass shootings including in arizona, south carolina, in all, 13 mass shootings according to the gun violence archives. the group defines the mass shootings as any shooting incident with at least four people that have been killed or wounded. that does not include the gunmen. this all comes as there is an increased push in congress this week for gun legislation. this follows shootings in tulsa, uvalde, and buffalo. just on wednesday alone, victims families and survivors of these shootings in buffalo and uvalde will testify before congress. here in philadelphia,

i want to go to nbc news' national correspondent, gabe gutierrez, who has spent a lot of time covering the remain in mexico policy and its impact. gabe, i know that you have spoken to people that have actually been in these camps and continue to be in the camps, more than 60,000 people that have been living in there. for them, remain in mexico has been remain in misery, remain in threat of death, remain in threat of exploitation. what are the folks telling you, gabe? >> yeah, jose, you've seen it firsthand yourself. but in the last few minutes i've spoken with two ngos down at the border. one of them in reynoso, mexico, the sidewalk school. this is an organization, jose, that has sprung up to try and help some of those migrant children. and i just got off the phone with her just seconds ago, the leader of this organization, and she told me, that is wonderful. just a sigh of relief. something she had been waiting for for quite a long time. as you mentioned, jose, the remain in mexico policy, this policy that has kept thousands of -- tens of thousands of migrants in border towns on the m

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> good morning, jose, according to that report, it appears officers at the scene had heavier fire power and more protective equipment than previously known. and no clear orders. and the investigation is set to be presented at a public texas senate hearing today. this is the first look inside robb elementary during the uvalde massacre. the still image comes from surveillance video reviewed by the "austin american-statesman," showing armed officers with long rifles and at least one ballistic shield. >> investigators really believe at this point, based on my understanding that that was certainly enough fire power to try to take on the gunman. >> reporter: so why did officers wait nearly another hour to storm the classroom? >> whether you have the equipment or not, you just go in. and that never happened here. >> reporter: separately, the "texas tribune" released a detailed time line overnight based on footage and investigative materials obtained by nbc news. according to that report, the shooter opened fire closest to classrooms 111 and 112. several minu

gabe gutierrez is in philadelphia. and ali vitale at her post on capitol hill. gabe, i will get started with you. are police any closer to tracking down the suspects in philadelphia? >> reporter: garrett, so far no word yet. we are expecting to hear from the district attorney in a short time. as you mention this was a deadly shooting over the weekend that sent people on the streets in philadelphia, those of you familiar with the area, it is bustling, especially at night. three people dead. at least 11 wounded, garrett. so far there has been no arrest. this all started, police believe, with two men getting into an argument. one of them eventually died. they both opened fire. then other gunmen started shooting as well, potentially around five gunman believed to have opened fire here in the area because there were five weapons that were used according to police. garrett, this philadelphia scenario seeing arise in gun violence in the last several months. it has been an extremely deadly year, not just here in philadelphia but across the country. but we're seeing that

. >>> let me bring in nbc correspondent gabe gutierrez for information on the shooting in tulsa. what do we know about that other than the shooter is dead? >> reporter: a lot of moving developments. just within the last few minutes three people are dead plus the gunman so a total of four people dead, including the gunman. he is -- has not -- he or she has not been identified yet, and we're still trying to find out more information, but police say the gunman -- that police opened fire on the second floor, so there was some activity here on the second floor. investigators and police response teams are now going room to room carrying out a search of this hospital. again, that hospital is st. francis hospital in tulsa, oklahoma. the shooting broke out sometime around 5:00 p.m. local time, and, again, we're just starting to get that information that at least three people are dead plus the gunman described only as a person with a rifle. again, it's not clear how the gunman died exactly and a motive has not been identified. we're hearing more and more about these incidents over the last

and among the victims, again 14, between the ages of 17 and 69 years old, our colleague gabe gutierrez just speaking a few moments ago to the 69-year-old victim who said he was inside one of the locations just over my shoulder. he came out to see what the commotion was about. he thought it was fireworks. he looked down and saw blood running down his legs. people are fed up. this wasn't the only shooting we saw in the past week. there are increasing calls for change, katie. >> emilie, thank you very much. >> guad, you are in uvalde right now. the dhs secretary is there. they are still grieving and burying the dead. what is secretary mayorcas doing today? >> as emilie was speaking, the mayor is it still behind us in one of these vehicles. he walked around the memorial around the school. didn't say a word. he was holding flowers, walked around, took time and stopped in different places and then made his way back to the vehicles. we knew he was going to be coming down here today and he was going to have meetings with local officials. we didn't know what time he would arrive. he was quiet,

nbc news, our colleague, gabe gutierrez spoke to one man who was in a bar just down the street over my shoulder when he heard some kind of commotion. he stepped outside to see what was going on. he thought it was fireworked. looked down at his leg and saw that it was bleeding. just a terrifying situation. hundreds of people, this whole street looked like a sea of people. south street is this iconic area of philadelphia. sit a major magnet for both locals and tourists. it's within walking distance of independence hall. so the shootings here is a top concern for many officials. >> emily, thank you for keeping us posted. next, more breaking news from across the pond. the votes are in. when we'll know if boris johnson is keeping his job as britain's prime minister. >>> plus, why elon musk is threatening to walk away from his $44 billion twitter deal. and whether this time he actually might. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ we believe there's

nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez has the emotional testimony. >> reporter: in one of the most chilling firsthand accounts so far of the uvalde massacre, 11-year-old mia described the unthinkable horror, the moment the gunman approached her teacher. >> she got an email. she went to lock the door, and he was in the hallway. they made eye contact. then she went back in the room and told us, go hide. >> reporter: the fourth grader at robb elementary in a pre-recorded message told lawmakers how she and her classmates hid behind her teachers' desk while the gunman burst into an adjoining classroom. >> there is a door between our classrooms, and he went there. shot my teacher and told my teacher good night and shot her in the head. then he shot some of my classmates. when i went to the -- he shot my friend. i thought he was going to come back to the room, so i grabbed blood and i put it all over me. >> reporter: she says she smeared that blood from a fellow classmate on herself and played dead, hiding from the gunman. >> what did you do then, when you put the blood on yourself?

nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez has more. [ shots fired ] >> this morning newly released video captures the moment gunshots rang out in philadelphia. kills three people and leaves 11 others wounded. >> horrendous and unthinkable acts. >> 12 more people were injured and two others killed by gun fire at a nightclub. >> there will be multiple shooters and we cannot confirm how many, but there's definitely more than one. >> the back-to-back deadly shootings capping a weekend of gun violence across the nation. since friday there have been 13 mass shootings across country according to the gun violence archive which defines four or more shot, not including the shooter. eight injured and in summerton, south carolina, one person was killed and seven others injured including five minors. >> i'm furious, not just for my neighborhood. for the whole country. >> it comes less than two weeks after a lone gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. >> he looks right back at me with that evil look, and i see this rifle. >> cody briseno tells nbc news he locke

nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: the dramatic scene unfolding in a small town in idaho. dozens of suspected white nationalists zip tied and arrested, after coeur d'alene police found the group crammed inside this u-haul truck blocks away from a pay pride event. >> no one should fear going to a pride celebration because of a white supremist. >> reporter: the men, one of them wearing a shirt with the words "reclaim america." >> these guys stopped a u-haul full of dudes. >> reporter: they got a 911 call from someone that described them as a little army. >> they were wearing similar attire. they had shields, shin guards, and other riot gear. >> reporter: police say they also recovered at least one smoke grenade and paperwork similar to a military operations plan that included heading to a park nearby where the pride festival was underway. >> i don't think this would have been as successful had we not had one extremely astute citizen who saw something that was very concerning to them, and reported it to us. >> reporter: all 31 men are now charged with mis

gabe gutierrez has the story. >> reporter: commissioner goodell faced tough questions for more than two hours about the way he handled the alleged hostile work place environment. absent was owner dan snyder. but the chairman said she planned to subpoena him next week. >> it was unacceptable in numerous respects. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell on defense facing a grilling by congress over one team, the washington commanders. the team was previously fined $10 million after a 2020 washington post investigation found allegations of sexual ha harassment spanning more than a decade. >> bullying, disrespect, use of demeaning language. >> reporter: some of the demeaning replayed to the committee. >> i do think our intern is looking better every day. >> reporter: goodell said he took steps to change the culture, saying the owner, dan snyder, was no longer involved in day-to-day operations but pressed why snyder remains with the nfl in any capacity >> will you remove him >> i don't have the authority to remove him. >> reporter: lawmakers also questioned why the nfl decided not to rel

gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: men from across the country were hiding in a u- haul here. the fbi is now helping with the case. the greatest domestic terror threat is coming from white supremacist groups. the dramatic scene unfolding in a small town in idaho. dozens of suspected white nationalists were arrested after police found the group crammed inside this u-haul truck. it was headed for a local private event. the men were clad in riot gear. one of them wearing a shirt with the words, reclaim america. >> we stop the u-haul. >> reporter: authorities say that they got a 911 call after they saw the men at a hotel and described them as a literal army. >> they had shields, shield guards and other riot gear. >> reporter: they also recovered one smoke grade and it was similar to a military operation. they were headed to a local park where pride festival was underway. >> a citizen saw something i was concerned them and reported to us. >> reporter: now they are all charged with misdemeanor -- to write. they belong to a network called the patriot friend. it is a white supremacis

gabe gutierrez here with the latest. >> reporter: according to that new report it appears officers at the scene had heavier fire power and more protective gear than previously known but no clear orders to end the attack. the new revelation set to be presented at a public texas senate hearing later today. this is the first look inside robb elementary during the uvalde massacre. the still image from surveillance video reviewed by the austin american statesmen but not confirmed by nbc news. appears to show multiple officers armed with rifles and at least one ballistic shield in a hallway 19 minutes after the gunman started shooting. according to the statement's review of materials. >> investigators really believe at this point based on my understanding that that was certainly enough fire power to try to take on the gunman. >> reporter: so why did officers wait nearly another hour to storm the classroom? >> whether you have the equipment or not, you just go in. and that never happened here. >> reporter: separately the texas tribune released a detailed time line overnight based on video fo

. >> -- start with nbc's national correspondent gabe gutierrez. good morning. >> good morning, one of the hearings getting under way. a fourth grader set to present a prerecorded message. they're going to try to hammer out a deal on gun legislation. and one of hollywood's biggest star, a gun owner himself calls for change. >> reporter: this morning fourth grader miah cerillo bringing the heart wrenching toll of the uvalde massacre to congress, she covered herself in blood and played dead to survive. she's testifying today along with victims and survivors of the buffalo and uvalde shootings. >> gun access is certainly a of this violence. >> reporter: it comes as the drum beat for change is getting louder. >> we need responsible gun ownership. >> reporter: the white house getting a high profile boost in its push for new gun legislation from actor and uvalde native. matthew mcconaughey. an emotional mcconaughey and his wife grimly highlighting a replica of a pair of green sneakers with a hand draw heart worn by one of the victims. >> turned out to be