Indictments leading to death threats and danger the lead starts right now.

A federal judge threatened and specific contact information for Georgia grand jurors plastered

throughout right-wing websites how Donald Trump's legal troubles are leading to further

security issues and fear of violence and heartbreaking accounts from Hawaii as wildfire victims

are starting to find the remains of their family members.

But what he had seen was not just a body, but the body of a 15-year-old kid who had way

more life ahead of him.

Plus new warnings on North Korea possibly preparing to test a missile capable of reaching

the United States.

I'm going to ask White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby about those

plans as President Biden prepares to hold the post the world leaders most concerned from

South Korea and Japan.

Welcome to the lead I'm Jake Tapper and we're going to start today with our law and justice

lead and the high price being paid for some individuals for just doing their civic duty.

Today police in Atlanta are trying to figure out how to best protect the grand jurors who

earlier this week voted to indict former President Donald Trump and 18 other co-defendants

unlike federal cases indictments in Fulton County, Georgia, which are made public include

the names of all of the jurors who served on the case.

And now those jurors names plus photograph social media information and even some home

addresses, not all of which are even necessarily the right ones.

This now all circulating on social media with experts saying that some anonymous users

are calling for violence against members of the jury.

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