. >> reporter: police say officer matthew mcgowan's body camera recorded everything and that he came under attack. >> i just heard four or five sounds like popping sounds of gun. >> reporter: a police shooting in montgomery village. >> one guy was doing cpr on the guy on the ground. >> reporter: police say officer matthew mcgowan, out on patrol, got the call, a stolen bike. police say he was talking to the man who called police, richard tilly and writing up the report, when suddenly police say tilly attacked officer mcgowan, five years on the force. >> without provocation, and without notice. the complainant lunged at him with an open knife. the two began fighting physically and the officer fell or was knocked down to the ground. at that point, with the struggle still occurring, side arm and fired multiple times at the complainant.

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officer mcgowan is on leave and that is department policy. in montgomery county, kristin wright, news4. >>> drop the gun! drop the gun! >>>. >> a deadly confrontation captured on body camera video. what investigators are saying about the officer's action. >>> and a new move to take away your privacy online. we'll break down the ruling and how it impacts you. >>> three iraqi refugees living in fairfax county are charged in federal court with lying about their relationship to an alleged kidnapper in iraq. ahead, how >>> in northern virginia, high profile case of immigration fraud. three iraqis facing charges for lying about their family's past to secure a future as u.s. citizens. is centers around their ties to a kidnapping suspect. chris gordon has the developments on this from alexandria. what's the story? >> well, doreen, investigators found fingerprints at the scene of a kidnapping in iraq. the fbi says the fingerprints match one of the three r alexandria today. they are charged with concealing their relationship to an alleged iraqi kidnapp

just before 11:00 last officer matthew mcgowan, five years with the mong county police department got the call, a report of a stolen bike. officer mcgowan, on patrol by himself, got there and was talking to richard tilly, that was the person who reported the stolen bike. police say he was writing up the report, standing just a few feet from tilly, just finishing up, when things suddenly went very badly. >> without provocation and without notice the complainant lunged at him with an open knife. the two began fighting physically and the officer fell or was knocked down to the ground. at that point with the struggle still occurring, he drew his side arm and fired multiple times at the complainant. >> reporter: that officer is on administrative leave. th's office will investigate the shooting. and we've been looking into tilly's background. we did find an interesting facebook post. we'll share that with you on news4 at 5:00. back to you. >> thank you very much, kristin. >>> think of everything you look at online. you assume no one's watching. well, there's a major right right now on capit

labor's mark mcgowan says he's not going to underestimate the enormity of the challenge for the new governmentd it could be decades to get that deficit back under control. heidi: already managing expectations there. breaking down the weekend election result in western australia. daybreakt for australia, but yvonne and betty are up for the next couple of hours. we are still fixated on these developments in seoul. betty: i don't think we can hear yvonne. we seem to have some technical difficulties. we have been looking at these developments in seoul and we will be continuing to track these as they occur. will be recapping the events on friday when we had the impeachment vote for president park geun-hye. we will take a look at how the monday session reacted and we will be taking a look at the huge risk event calendar this week. the bank of japan, bank of england, all meeting on thursday. betty: and we have a big interview later today down under. ministerillion foreign is going to be joining bloomberg television ahead of her trip throughout southeast asia, visiting singapore, malaysia and the phil

i would like to welcome you as well as the good friends from c-span to the mcgowan theater. as well as the producer for the noontime lecture series. before we begin today's program i would just like to remind you of a few other programs we had coming up in the near future. the irish immigrant experience. and then on wednesday march 22 film screaming -- screening. it is presented in partnership with the dc environment a film festival. to find out more about these and the other programs please take one of the monthly calendar events where you can visit our website at debbie ww .-dot archives.gov. our topic for today is agent 110. an american spy master in the german resistance of world war ii by scott miller. he is an author and former correspondent. the first book the president in the assassin at the dawn of the american century was century was a news week using must read. he spent nearly two decades in asia and europe reporting for more than 25 countries including two postings in germany which the backdrop for "agent 110". he has appeared on the daily show with jon stewart.

officer matt mcgowan. he was wearing a body camera and they describe a man tilly lunging at him. the officer was knocked down but reached for his gun and started shooting. he immediately called for backup and an ambulance. tillly -- tilly died at the office. jonathan: abc7 on storm watch as we watch a line of strong severe storms slamming the south yesterday. look at the debris and the damage behind. this is near nashville. the trees were cranked from the ground, crushing cars below. when you see the video it's amazing to think nobody was hurt after all of that. here well, you might have out there. morning thunderstorms passing through but a quiet afternoon. a really nice afternoon. but we are tracking much-needed rain in the forecast. chief meteorologist doug hill with a look. we could use the rain. doug: we need it. we are still in a rainfall deficit since the beginning of the year. we have a few rumbles of thunder. not in the metro area. well southwest to stafford. it's more in southern maryland. that the story as we head to the afternoon and the early evening. waiting for a c

i was reading about a town in your district called mcgowan texas that gets retail sales from folks comingrom mexico to shop there. how do you think a wall would impact that town? >> certainly would have a negative diplomatic effect. it sends a wrong message to our friends and neighbors across the board. people that support our economy and the economy of our country. certainly it's a negative impact. the biggest issue is that it won't work. i'm for law and order. i am a conservative democrat that is for law and order on the border but i think there are other ways that will keep our area safer, such as arrow staff, more sensors r boots on the ground. right now between my district and the adjoining district we have six aero stats that have a 40 mile vision. it's a virtual wall. it can microscope a butterfly flying across the border. we can look 40 miles into mexico, see what's coming, gather intel. they're very effective. we have six in our region. there are 27 of them in storage now that have come home from afghanistan that i think should be on the border. when we talk about a border wall,