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.

. >>> richard tilly called police for help, but after the officer arrived, tilly was dead. body cameras shows within minutes tilly turned on the officer and tried to attack him in montgomery village. news4's kristingh talked to police and neighbors today about this. >> 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 a

i agree with senator tillis on one thing. it will come out and that's why i think that judge gorsuch's real refusal to engage with the democratic senators, kind of give them more insights into how he thinks, more perspectives on his point of view, may come back to hurt him in the end. >> should democrats play chicken with mitch mcconnell forcing him to go nuclear? >> i think, you know, democrats can't control what mitch mcconnel will do. they only can control whathey will do and stand up for their principles here, they should stand up against this nominee, they should take their stand, and then we'll let the chips fall where they may. i mean, mitch mcconnell could go nuclear tomorrow, next year, wherever, that's something the democrats can't spend a lot of time worrying about. they can stand up for the principles and the issues they believe in. >> ron klain, appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you very much. >>> ahead in the lid, we'll have more on the two big battles today on capitol hill. stay tuned. the average family's he

senator tillis: available on demand at home. the organization wanted to broadcast the fillmore advertise it before the 2008 democratic primary. the federal government went into court and said a nonprofit could produce or advertise a movie highly critical of a candidate. judge gorsuch, are you familiar with the oral arguments of the case? judge gorsuch: i remember listening to them on tape at one point. senator tillis: the government was asked whether the sam law prohibited a company from publishing a book. chief justice roberts asked, if it is a 500-page book and at the -- it says, so vote for ask vote for x, that could be prohibited? justice souter stated, to point out how far your or government would go, with a labor union paid another to write a book advocating for the election of a and defeat b. -- ander the management random house says, yes, we will publish it in were talking about how far the constitutional ban would go. and we're talking about books. the deputy solicitor general said the labor union's conduct would be>> p

we doug into richard tilly's past. he was arrested for armed robbery in montgomery county last year and spent two months in jail. but then the case was dismissed for fingerprint issues. a post on his facebook page from april of 2016 says, they arrested the wrong person while i sat in jail, the real suspect has been at large for four months. i lost everything. it goes on to say, my job, my home, and four months, i'll never get back. tilly was never convicted. he spent two months in jail because he could not make bail. now, howar investigate this shooting as per policy, the agreement with mounl county as to not have an apparent conflict of interest. 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 r

the this project we're pleased to be joined by the executive director of transportation authority tilly chang. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone sew so much and ed and for all of you for being here on this happy day mayor ed lee, supervisors and director brinkman and -- excuse-me. supervisor peskin thank you for mentioning the state and local partnership the whole vision we've had to transform this street that deserves a great transportation design here we are can you believe that congratulations to you this is a team in the region and the state and the federal government that will build the first full featured brt line in san francisco the van ness corridors improvement project is going to do nothing less than transform this corridor into a world-class complete street and a model nation wide and in the world and sets standards of fast reliable trait for muni our vision was codified by voters in 2003 when they approved the citywide rapid transit buses that turned into this as long as and muni forward approved by 75 percent of voters thank you to the transportation bond and prop a

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the this project we're pleased to be joined by the executive director of transportation authority tilly chang. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone sew so much and ed and for all of you for being here on this happy day mayor ed lee, supervisors and director brinkman and -- excuse-me. supervisor peskin thank you for mentioning the state and local partnership the whole vision we've had to transform this street that deserves a great transportation design here we are can you believe that congratulations to you this is a team in the region and the state and the federal government that will build the first full featured brt line in san francisco the van ness corridors improvement project is going to do nothing less than transform this corridor into a world-class complete street and a model nation wide and in the world and sets standards of fast reliable trait for muni our vision was codified by voters in 2003 when they approved the citywide rapid transit buses that turned into this as long as and muni forward approved by 75 percent of voters thank you to the transportation bond and prop a

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 capitol hill that could change all that. >>> also first at 4:00, their stories have attracted so much attention and misinformation, what you can do to help locate missing teens in our a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. n of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios

the this project we're pleased to be joined by the executive director of transportation authority tilly chang. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone sew so much and ed and for all of you for being here on this happy day mayor ed lee, supervisors and director brinkman and -- excuse-me. supervisor peskin thank you for mentioning the state and local partnership the whole vision we've had to transform this street that deserves a great transportation design here we are can you believe that congratulations to you this is a team in the region and the state and the federal government that will build the first full featured brt line in san francisco the van ness corridors improvement project is going to do nothing less than transform this corridor into a world-class complete street and a model nation wide and in the world and sets standards of fast reliable trait for muni our vision was codified by voters in 2003 when they approved the citywide rapid transit buses that turned into this as long as and muni forward approved by 75 percent of voters thank you to the transportation bond and prop a

who earlier said senator tillis would do that because chuck grassley likes to get to bed early, by 8:30, he gets up at 4:30 and he is set for 9:30 start tomorrow morning here in the hart senate office bui building. an early riser and turn the helm over to senator tillis. >>> on the homestretch here in the senate judiciary committee, day number two of the confirmation hearing for neil gorsuch, nominated back in january by president trump to take the seat vacated by justice scalia when he passed in february of 2016. i want to let you know, too, about the other major hearing focused on tomorrow, that is the rules committee in the u.s. house. they will be marking up, developing the rule for debate for the republican healthcare plan. the rules committee is meeting tomorrow morning, i believe, beginning at 10:00 eastern. look for live coverage on the c-span networks. that certainly means streaming live throughout the day at c-span.org. in terms of our coverage of the judiciary committee that will start tomorrow morning at 9:30, day number three, with 20 minutes of rounds by senators and to

tillis: i get it. for those in the subset am involved in these activities, what is the maximum penalty and discipline that they can receive if they are found to have engaged in any level in that subsite? can they be court-martialed? can they be imprisoned? what discipline are these folks subject to right now based on the current rules? en. neller: i think that would depend on what their level of involvement was and what they were doing. sen. tillis: let's say for the worst of the worst. for the worst of the worst, what potential penalty could they receive from this? sec. stackley: they could be court-martialed, sir. sen. tillis: what about a veteran? i'm assuming just based on the numbers of sergeant major, there will be some of those involved. what consequence could they possibly suffer? gen. neller: it depends on the state. certain states have certain laws about this and there are certain provisions about what is consent with the use of a picture. sen. tillis: you don't have to answer the question, b

senator tillis? >> thank you, senator cruz. thank you all for being here. i'm sorry i wasn't here for the majority of the meeting. we had a competing committee meeting in banking. just one real quick question. is there anybody here on this panel thinks we should just end the k-1 program entirely? all right. so we think that there's a place for it. it's more a matter of getting it right and dealing with the abuses and possibly prosecuting those who are abusing it. the reason i wanted to make it to this committee, i think the same could be said for virtually every visa program we have. there are some people who would like to eliminate them. i think we do. we do it at the cost of meaningful immigration, orderly immigration in this nation, whether it's h1, h2a, h2b, various visa programs we have. part of what we have to do is make it work so it's less likely somebody transcends into an illegal status as we go forward. then we con solve immigration after 40 years of failure, in my opinion. but back on the k-1, the first question i had, i wasn't here for the firs

the person who called the complaint is 28 year old richard 'tilly. police say as officer matthew mcgallon was writing his report 'tilly attacked him. >> last night we were going to move out. we were ready because we thought it was a crime like somebody just shot somebody outside of our condo. we were leaving. we don't care what it takes. we are leaving. >> police say tilley was armed with a knife and rushed to the hospital. they were not able to save him. the officer is on administrative leave. >>> a man in custody after another security incident at the white house. a secret service spokes person says a man was carrying a bag when he approached an agent at 15th and pennsylvania and east wing tours were suspended. press was held in the briefing room temporarily. the man was detained and taken without incident. there was no bomb. >>> chairman of the house intelligence committee says he is moving forward with the investigation into russian medaling into the 2016 election despite concerns he's lost credibility. republican nunez admits he met with an unna

senator think that tillis made the right statement -- last yearthat should have been confirmed as theresident nominee. he should not have been not given the nomination, but he said the same goes for gorsuch this year. well, i agree. gorsuch, he is a good candidate. he seems to be very articulate, a very good judge. but there was a comment made earlier about his mother being disgraced in the reagan administration. this judge is not his mother. gone multiple cases, thousands of cases and only three times been questioned by the supreme court them self, only three of these cases. i know judges here in california who have had 10 or 20 cases dismissed. infightingrible, the and hatred going on from republicans and democrats. notrdless of whether or president,t out as that is tomorrow, not today. gorsuch is going today. democrats, the way they are treating him, they ought to be ashamed. they ought to be ashamed. host: as you mentioned, neil , she was theher first female administrator of the environmental protection agency, serving in that role in the early 1980's. jane, houston, texas, republ

tillis and meeting with the chinese president today. before he wraps up his first trip to asia, sit down coming amid the latest military provocation. state news there saying that they have tested a new missile engine. they're testing ballistic missiles that would eventually reach us. the former national security special advisor to vice president dick cheney, and author of the new book, voices from the bottom of the south china sea. captain wells, good to see you. you knew north korea so well. kim jong-il is defiant, what do we do, can he be reined in, do you think his behavior will ever change? >> first i think it's very smart for the united states just change course of you will it's time for a new policy. our assumption are the intercontinental ballistic missiles it will continue by north korea they continue to fight the united nations committee counsel sake. i think tiller sends a visit to the nation is at a critical time to develop the relationship with his new team with a foreign minister of south korea and the. your latest discussi

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 cold front. this is the heavier area of rain and storms. nothing severe expected. temperatures stay mild tonight. there is a precipitation ahead of the front. so m

among them, north carolina's thom tillis: >> the bill right now, we have questions that we have to have answered. again, it's not just about his house bill but series of things that we have to accomplish in the coming months to solve the problem of the failure of obamacare. >> woodruff: meanwhile, the congressional budget office figures bolstered democrats' opposition to the bill. senate minority leader chuck schumer: >> it's vintage donald trump. he talks like a populist but when he acts it's hard right favoring the special interests, and hurting the middle class and those trying to get there. >> woodruff: democratic leaders brought out people who said they've benefited from obamacare. >> the solution is not to take away care, the solution is to find a better way of providing that care. i'm not asking for something for free, i'm just trying to stay alive. >> woodruff: the g.o.p. bill will next head to the house budget and rules committees. joining me now, a conservative in the house and member of the freedom caucus, who has expressed reservations about the bill. republican congressman

republican senators said the hearing was not about judge garland or the president north carolina's thom tillis>> i hope the nomination hearing focuses on one person before us who will go on, i believe, to full fill the supreme court. >>> oil is expected to keep on moving through the dakota access pipeline this week. two have battled the pipeline for months arguing the pipeline is a threat to their water supply. in a court order filed yesterday said there have been coordinated attacks along the line. >>> new york city police had to rescue another teenager who fell through the ice in new york's central park. police used ladders to get to the 17-year-old. despite 17 warning signs in the area he wandered out on the ice to take a selfie. the day before two other teens fell through the ice but got themselves out. >>> banker david rockefeller is being remembered as a champion of capitalism and philanthropy. rockefeller died at the age of 101 he was the grandson of john d. rockefeller. it ranged from business to art which earned him the presidential honor of freedom in 1988. >>> coming up on the "morn

killian tilly makes the final pass. the bulldogs hot. nigel nigel williams-goss.e of the same in the second half. jordan matthews with a three. gonzaga up by 16 at this point. and more pretty passing here as its matthews on the lob to jonathan williams. williams kicked in 19 of his own. all that was left was a little comic relief. josh perkins makes the steal. gets to the hoop while the girl with the broom is still in the middle 06 a little -- middle of a little clean up. gonzaga with a win ending the cinderella story. first final four against the winner of south carolina, florida. >>> state high school basketball championships continuing today in sacramento. northern california champs against their counterparts from the south. catholic against es pa ran sa in the -- esparanza in the court. one lead the entire game. they close within through from kyrie walker. the aztecs had an answer whenever they needed one. two and a half minutes left. the mariners see their title hopes disappear. division four boys' championship decided with vallejo st. patrick saint vincent a

. >>> at least 200 marines have deployed into syria's raqqah with or tillie guns. american forces intensify their battle and it's expected to last less than 120 days. 900 total u.s. troops in all of syria. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a brazen attack on a military hospital in kabul. at least 30 were killed after four men dressed in white lab coats stormed the hospital and an employee posted on facebook quoting here, attackers are inside the hospital. pray for us. s attackers were killed after several hours of fighting. >>> it will take a very long time to get rid of the damage from a big hole near detroit. >> take a look at the sinkhole about the size of a football michigan. on christmas eve. >> officials say it will take until thanksgiving in order to shore up the area. >>> coming up, one of the big phone companies now looking into an outage that could have caused serious consequences. >>> and this scene from what was a quiet cafe. answers about why that suv wound up inside. >>> and a soccer stunner. an epic comeback for one of the world's most famous t

. >> and let me ask my colleagues, s senator cruz and then tillis, and would it be possible for you the to finish this meeting so i can go to the appointment that i have right now. >> yes, longer time to talk. >> thank you. so i would like to thank you as a member of the committee, and turn it over to the senator cruz and tillis at this point. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the chairman for holding this hearing. it is an important topic, and one that is easy to be overlooked. and particularly with the supreme court confirmation hearing coming up next week, no one would be surprised if the chairman were focused on that instead of this, and i thank xwlour the diligence that you bring to the committee and highlight the issue s ths that a significant impact. immigration fraud is always a serious concern, and especially when it impacts national security. and the number of k-1 visas issued annually are not particularly large compared to immigration, and nonimmigration numbers. there is a po ttential to fraud that exposes us to national security risks. addressing the topic is se

north carolina's thom tillis.ope this nomination hearing will focus on the one person here before us who i hope will go on to fill the supreme court. >> reporter: democrats are promising a judge gorsuch's record with a focus on workers' right, civil liberties and women's rights. he will be in this hot seat for about ten hours tomorrow, scott, and again on wednesday. >> pelley: jan crawford for us tonight. jan, thank you. in breaking news this evening, a new terrorist threat has been discovered, and tonight the u.s. is announcing that electronic devices will be banned for passengers flying on foreign airlines from eight countries in the middle east and north africa. chip reid is following this for us. chip, what do you know? >> reporter: well, scott, just officials tell us that electronic devices that are larger than a cell phone will be banned temporarily from flights coming to the u.s. from eight middle eastern and north african countries on airlines based in those countries. that means devices like laptops and i

the this project we're pleased to be joined by the executive director of transportation authority tilly chang. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone sew so much and ed and for all of you for being here on this happy day mayor ed lee, supervisors and director brinkman and -- excuse-me. supervisor peskin thank you for mentioning the state and local partnership the whole vision we've had to transform this street that deserves a great transportation design here we are can you believe that congratulations to you this is a team in the region and the state and the federal government that will build the first full featured brt line in san francisco the van ness corridors improvement project is going to do nothing less than transform this corridor into a world-class complete street and a model nation wide and in the world and sets standards of fast reliable trait for muni our vision was codified by voters in 2003 when they approved the citywide rapid transit buses that turned into this as long as and muni forward approved by 75 percent of voters thank you to the transportation bond and prop a

i have worked with senators mccain, tillis, leagy, -- leahy, graham and so many others in the chamber to make sure we provide enough visas for those afghans who are being threatened who want to come to the united states. i point out t trump administration, even as it has sharply restricd imgraition and receive -- immigration and refugee programs has made exceptions for those who have served alongside our soldiers and diplomats. in fact, when the administration's original executive order on immigration was released, there was bipartisan anger that iraqi interpreters were not protected because this program has served not just those in afghanistan who have helped us but also those in iraq. so the administration recognized its mistake and has made an exception for iraqi s.i.v. recipients and now they have exempted iraq from their executive order. so it is really past time that we rally renewed support for the afghan s.i.v. program. last week we learned that the state department has stopped interviewing applicants for the afghan program because there are more applicants in the final stages

north carolina's tom tillis. >> i hope that this nomination hearing focuses on the one person here before us who i hope will go on to fill the supreme court. >> reporter: democrats are promising a thorough review of judge gorsuch's record with focus on workers' rights, civil liberties and women's rights. he will be in this hot seat about ten hours tomorrow, scott, and again on wednesday. >> jan crawford, thanks. >>> in breaking news this evening, a new terrorist threat has been discovered, and tonight the u.s. is announcing that electronic devices will be banned for passengers flying on foreign airlines from eight countries in the middle east and north africa. chip reid is following this for us. chip, what do you know? >> reporter: well, scott, u.s. officials tell us that electronic devices that are larger than a cell phone will be banned temporarily from flights coming to the u.s. from eight middle eastern and north african countries on airlines based in those countries. that means devices like laptops and ipads cannot be carried in the cabin. they will have to be checked. the airlines h

. >> oh, we should hear the project they were called up tonight and tilly chang planning department staff i am joined by folks from the department of real estate and the director of real estate john updyke is here to make remarks i'll pick up where he leaves off. >> thank you very much tina john updyke director of real estate. and the zoning administrator was going to have this role but couldn't do that i'll do my best this project is a culmination of a decade research for one time consolidate city services so for the efficient deliveries inform our constituents in the san francisco it is a rare opportunity a 2 mrs. acre walking distance of city hall will be our society of government we needed something close to city hall that gives us a scale primarily the footprints of this building at almost an acre in size and sufficient to how the 3 collar density bonus program the public utilities commission and planning and rec and park joining public works and dbi with those departments and all the permitting functions with the development and other permitting activities a one time center is achie