steven carrillo, the man suspected of killing a sheriff s deputy is now facing federal charges of murder and attempted murder. u.s. attorney for northern california also announced his accomplice robert justice jr. is believed to be the getaway driver of that federal courthouse shooting. now that u.s. attorney says a white van and guns and bomb-making supplies connected the two crimes that left sergeant damon gutzwiller and dave underwood dead. pat underwood was murdered because he wore a uniform. he wore thatuthority to protect federal courthouse where we are gathered here today. this courthouse exists to administer justice, to uphold the rule of law, and to protect the freedoms that we all cherish. reporter: carillo is believed to be linked to the bugaloo movement. if convicted he could face life in prison. we are live in downtown san francisco, cierra johnson, bay area news. we also have breaking news in marin county as well where an explosion and a fire destroyed at
a start up aims to level the playing field when it comes to college admissions. i love this cover. we love this c.e.o.. this is a timely one. in the wake of the college admissions scandal. this is a story we had written for a while. because instead of talking about the scandal, let s talk about how we can fix things going forward. rebecca had this idea that could totally reframe how education works in schools. she is brilliant first of all. we re lucky we have her in our extended podcast this week. she wants to figure out how people think, how students think. it is bigger than video games. the problem is the admissions scandal comes back to the s.a.t. that is the north star. when you program schools around that, you end up with standardsized testing that goes all the way down through middle schools and almostry schools. she said what if we just resought what the north star is. that s how it came about. and then talk to kids about a language they might understand bette
hopefully a republican democrat votes so i can finish. i haven t missed a vote since 1993. that s about 7,900 votes. i don t intend to miss another one. professor tirly. thank you members of the senate judiciary committee. it is an honor to discuss the nomination of judge neil gorsuch for the united states supreme court. i believe the nominee should be extraordinary. i should state at the outset that i do not agree with all of judge gorsuch s legal views, however i believe that judge gorsuch to be exceptional choice for the court. while many focus on replacing the conservative with another conservative, the primary concern should be to replace an intellectual with another intellectual. judge gorsuch is that type of nominee to have the vigor to sit in the chair of the late antonin scalia. one of the primary complaints regarding past nominees has been lack och writings or opinions. such individuals can make for good nominees. they do not make for great justices. judge gorsuch
hopefully a republican democrat votes so i can finish. i haven t missed a vote since 1993. that s about 7,900 votes. i don t intend to miss another one. professor tirly. thank you members of the senate judiciary committee. it is an honor to discuss the nomination of judge neil gorsuch for the united states supreme court. i believe the nominee should be extraordinary. i should state at the outset that i do not agree with all of judge gorsuch s legal views, however i believe that judge gorsuch to be exceptional choice for the court. while many focus on replacing the conservative with another conservative, the primary concern should be to replace an intellectual with another intellectual. judge gorsuch is that type of nominee to have the vigor to sit in the chair of the late antonin scalia. one of the primary complaints regarding past nominees has been lack och writings or opinions. such individuals can make for good nominees. they do not make for great justices. judge gorsuc
good day. i am andrea mitchell and we are following two major developing stories at this hour. historic decision from the supreme court granting broad civil rights protections to the lgbtq community and angry community amp the shooting death of rayshard brooks by a police fired after the incident. we just saw and outpouring of emission from brooks widow and the family speaking at a news conference moments ago. we ll bring you all the latest developments including criminal charges against s police officer in a few moments. first, we begin with breaking news from the supreme court. a landmark civil rights rile ul 6-3 majority with a loss for the trump white house. conservative majority court deciding existing federal law forbids job jimdiscrimination o drns je transgender status. pete williams joins us. walk us through this unusual majority, this coalition for this decision and huge implications for this ruling? reporter: stunning because it comes from a growingly conserva