council member jack evans. we learned the council is going to open its own probe into equity iks violations and they're also going to strip evans of sme of his powers. mark segraves joins us live to given us the very latest. >> good afternoon, leon. there are allegatio from the metro and then stepping down from the board of metro and as you said this morning the fbi howing up at the home of jack evans. it all started at 6:00 this morning. federal agents at the home d.c.of council member jack evan. police closed off the block for hours as the fbi searched evans' home. >> it's not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary, and i certainly -- you know, if there's credence to any of the accusations or what t fbi might be investigating, i welcome it. >> it's sad, that's all. >> reporter: evans waited ouide while they brought out boxes. hours after the raid at evans' home, d.c. council member phil mendelson announced the council would launch its own investigation and remove evans as airm

evans and the voters. then, asked if evans should run for re-election. >> that's not a ques i'm going to answer. >> reporter: if sthe dirict, mark segraves, news >4. > new numbers showing the measles outbreak is spreading. >> reporter: what experts at the cdc are saying now and how you can keep your family and friends safe. >> the manha who is beinged with killing a good samaritan was back in court today. that good mayor tan stepped in to try to stop that man who was allegedly beating his girlfriend, but in a surprising twist, the suspect's girlfriend came to his defense. i'm meagan fitzgerald. coming up i'll tell you how. >>> and patriotism meets politics. new information about protests that are expected on the fourth of july, including who is going to be front and cente honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up withthe gar'. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have inte

en couilmember jac evans. this comes just one day after he resigned frommetro's board as he faces allegations of multiple ethicsviolations. we have news 4's mark sea graves from the scene there and hastc wang people come in and out. reporters camped out waiting to see if we'll hear from jack evans himself today, mark? >> good morning, this all started about 6:00 this morning, when the fbi knocked on jack evans door. these reporters left behind waiting to see if evans will come out. fbi agents closed off this entire block here in georgetown as they searched his home for hours. we caught a glimpse of evans walking into the house this morning, wearing a gray t-shirt. we tried to talk to his long term attorney who showed up here. again, the fbi were here all morning, we saw them coming out of the house with several evidence envelopes and boxes. the fbi will only say they were hge conductin an investigation as part of a court authorized action. now, we did talk to and got some reaction to this activity in the georg

evans cited no reason that he should not believe her. but also what happens after that is somewhat suspicious which is he bring someone in to say, they worked very close together and that someone says and i could produce the evidence and when asked to produce the evidence, the record says she does not come back with that evidence. prosecutorrtainly, a and a rich prosecutor might investigate all. >> was this ready that same day? >> he brought the witness back the next day. >> what is the strongest strike? >> must, the clearest case is carolyn wright. made carolyn wright, he three false statements. the first statement he made was that her wages were garnished. >> we have found in the record with the state exhibit on it a judgment that shows that her wages are garnished. >> no. there is a line that shows there was such a request but the trial court and the mississippi supreme court looked at that record and found that her wages had not been garnished. >> we can look at the judgment but the fact remains that she was them a this was, one of t

story before they vote to strip him of a powerful committee post.ey ere evans' first comments since this dramaic video of an fbi raid at his d.c. home, but despite today's plea for due rocess, mark segraves repor evans didn't say much to reporters. >> it was near the end of the regularly scheduled d.c. council breakfast meeting. council member jackev ns asked to be heard. >> i have the right to present my side of the >> reporter: since the fbi raid on his home friday rning, evans and his attorney have declined tobl make any comments, even in the wake of the council chairman recommending that evans be stripped of his chairmanship on the council's finance committee. at this morning's meeting evans spoke for three minutes reading from a written statement >> i believe that if my rlleaguehear my side of the story and ispond to all of your questions, you will not take any actiont this time.po >> reer: evans provided few details about what his defense would be, but he did call into question the memo written by a law firm hired by the metro ethics committee that sparked many of the calls fo

evans cited no reason that he should not believe her. but also what happens after that is somewhat suspicious which is he bring someone in to say, they worked very close together and that someone says and i could produce the evidence and when asked to produce the evidence, the record says she does not come back with that evidence. prosecutorrtainly, a and a rich prosecutor might investigate all. >> was this ready that same day? >> he brought the witness back the next day. >> what is the strongest strike? >> must, the clearest case is carolyn wright. made carolyn wright, he three false statements. the first statement he made was that her wages were garnished. >> we have found in the record with the state exhibit on it a judgment that shows that her wages are garnished. >> no. there is a line that shows there was such a request but the trial court and the mississippi supreme court looked at that record and found that her wages had not been garnished. >> we can look at the judgment but the fact remains that she was them a this was, one of t

council member jack evans is talking. today he surprised his council colleagues demanding an opportunity to defend himself before they strip him of a powerful committee post, but as news 4's mark segraves reports,i evans stillnot talking to reporters. >> reporter: it was near the end of the regularly scheduled d.c. uncil breakfast meeting. council member jack evans asked to be heard. >> i have theright to present my side of the story.: >> reportnce the fbi raid on his home friday morning, evans and his attorney have declined to make any public comments, even in the wake of c the councilhairman recommending that evans be o stripped his chairmanship on the council' finance committee. at this morning's meeting evans spoke for about three minutes reading from a written statement. >> imy believe that if colleagues hear my side of they std i respond to all of your questions you will not taky action at this time. >> reporter: evans provided few details about what his defense would be, but he did call into question the memo writt

allegations against evans, it makes it clear the board could only agree that evans violated one code. but the board took no official action allowing evans to maintain his innocence. >> i want everybody to hear this. the ethics committee at metro found no violation of any ethics rules. >> reporter: and this is after s the governo requested the committee release findings. mayor bows said that she would not have joined that request. >> i think that they need to focus on maryland and virginia. >> reporter: bowser questioned whether politics were involved in releasing the findings. >> i'm the concerned about the metro process not being tran transparent. >> reporter: and tom sherwood says that it was written by t person appointed by the governor. >> they have been trying to ert evans off toffed board for several years. >> mark, one of theio vtions found by tinvestigation is that jack ans is accused of asking the metro inspector general to investigate competitor of colonial parking. >> yeah, so ied talk to the ig today and what wth know fro letter from the ethics board chairman is they say

evan, phil, sam, evan, two evans. >> evan squared. >> one sam, one phil. thank you. >>> ahead, more on president's stunning comments. will this put increased comments on democratic leadership to push for impeachment? i'll speak to a key democrat on the house intelligence committee and get her take on the president slamming the intel community. >>> plus, protests erupt in memphis after a suspect is shot and killed by police. two dozen officers are hurt as the community erupts, and we're going to take you there live. >>> and two commercial tankers attacked in the golf of oman. governments are pleading for calm as investigators try to piece together who is responsible here. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would sa

evans was beaten 65,674. court at queens. evans was beaten 6-3,674. a court at queens.3,674. a good performance by wawrinka. evans is fine, he won back—to—back challenger tournament so he is having a great grass court season but i think it was the lets me that he heard as he slipped. i think there is nothing to worry about with wimbledon just around the corner. it was a little bit slippery and they have been trying to mop up from the last couple of days. one of the big talking points today is feliciano lopez who will be playing with andy murray in the doubles tomorrow. he addressed these allegations of match fixing that go back a couple of years. yes, these are allegations that have been printed in spain, saying that feliciano lopez and his doubles partner mark lopez, no relation, we re partner mark lopez, no relation, were implicated in a match fixing investigation. what has been alleged and it is based on police reports is and it is based on police reports is a couple of former footballers rowell bravo who used to play for leeds united and real madrid and carlos miran

evans made a great start, but edmund made a great comeback.makes is appearance, here is british men's tennis brightest hope in the season. on the other side of the net to kyle edmund, celebrate dan edmonds. in good form of late and from the outset at eastbourne determined to put this out of reach of the british number one. with wimbledon just over the horizon, now the perfect time to show the british crowds what to expect. evans seemingly the equal to everything edmund could offer. the first set one enabling of an eye. court time of course important preparation. levelling the match, taking us to a deciding set. now they contest all had hoped for. swinging one way and then the other. edmund, likely british summer, taking a while get going. finally, taking a while get going. finally, taking the match and his place in the semifinal. meanwhile liam brody has been knocked out of the qualifying final round. he was so close, just one victory from an appearance on the main draw. he was to set up against his opponent, but lost the next three. the forme

council member jack evans will resign from the metro board. shis word coming just in the last 20 minuteamid mounting pressure on evans today, including new calls from prominent democrats for hito step down. pressure on evans gained momentum today wh h fe lekn violation of metro's code of ethics. investigation found any he wrongdoing. evans' decision to step down me from the tro board does not affectis position on the d.c. council. erika? >> it's a familiar landmark forf some, and others a symbol of church and state overlapping. the and now the supreme court has ruled the peace cross in maryland can remain. the giant cross is a monument built in died in world war i. our prince george's county bureau chief takes a look at the decision. >> reporter: today the u.s. supreme court ruled that the peace cross can continue to stand. this after a five-year court battle made its way to the highest court.t. 409-foot tall peace cross was built in honor of prince george's county world war i vets many years ago.o maied about the future of the historic landma

council member jack evans. police closed off the entire lock for hours as the fbi agents searched evans' home. >> it's not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary. >> it's sad. wat's all. >> evansaited outside as agents brought out what appeared to be evidence boxes. no one commented. hours after the raid at evans' home, phil mendelson announced the council would launch its own investigation and remove evidence. yesterday he announced he would resign as chairman aftern a investigation found evans had violated its cold of ethics. mayor muriel bowser has been a staunch supporter of evans. now she was asked if she still had full faith and confidence in her colleague. >> what i will say, mark, it's very disappointing and troubling. i'm upset about what i read because i do think it represents conflicts of interest for the council member, but i want the federal authorities to do theiro .: >> reporteren the fbi comes to your home, it rarely goes one. the last time they raided the home w

evans is the metroboard chair and in a left evans said he was proud of the work he did at the transit agency and he's now stepping down after a fleury of democratic and republican leaders calling for his resignation. evans admitted to "the washington post" today that an investigation realed he had violated metro's code of ethics. two days ago he said that probe found no wrongdoing. evans still faces a separate federal investigation. >> a giant cross meant to honor ose from prince george's county who died in world war i will be allowed to stay place. that's the ruling today from the u.s. supreme court on a challenge that said the monument unconstitutionally endorses religion because it sits on public land. the so-called peace cross has been there for nearly a century. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams looks at the implications of today's decision. >> the cot said this cross can stand because it is a symbol of sacrifice. it's not primarily a religious symbol. it's not primarily a christian symbol, it's primarily a symbol of sacrifice. this adds to frankly a muddle of the supreme

evans seems to look past the inflationary impulse, sees it as a one-time rise in the price level. i talked to an economist last night about these mexican tariffs and i think it's interesting the president said they're likely to happen, but he said we cannot estimate the inflationary impact of these mexican tariffs. he talked about a car seat and i don't think he had the number exactly right, but he said the car seat could cross the border like six times each one of those times would be a 5% tariff levied on it, assuming that's the way they work so you really can't calculate it in any event, evans sees this as a one time rise to the price level and seems to be more interested in the ackside, weaker growth, deflationary component of tariffs >> i don't know how comforting that whole thing is, then, steve. i mean -- >> it's not at all >> if they have no clue on what the tariffs are going to do, and they're relying on their economic models as that's what they do for a living, the danger is that they're going to be way offsides or way too late or make a mistake like some say they did in

council member jack evans fending himself once again today. it comes as a new report found multiple ethics violations. evans who is also the chair of the metro board is facing allegations of using his politalal position for person gain. but as mark segraves reports, evans continues to denny deny any wrongdoing. >> the ethics committeefound no violations of any ethics. >> reporter: he was responding to this letter sent by claur re clarence craord in which he cites numerous ethics violations. the letterin ou numerous allegations, but it makes it clear that the ethics board could only degree that evans actually violated one code. regarding his failure to regard conflicts of interest. but they took no official action allowing evans to maintainis innocence. >> i want everybody to hear thisthics committee at metro found no violations of any ethics rules as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: the letter is after the governors of maryland and virginia requested the committee release their findings. d.c. mayor bowser said she would not have joined that

i have seen evan thomas on other shows and it is an honor to speak with you. i want to talk about justice o'connor. in the book about a for the supreme court one dozen years ago she reported that justice brennan that influenced her to vote more conservatively in the eighties but in the nineties justice thomas did not get along veryus well with justice o'connor she had issues with him that help to enforce her to go to the liberal side in the nineties. so i wondered if in your research you found evident any evidence to corroborate that claim quick. >> there is some truth to both of those things. but in brennan's case it's true justice o'connor did not trust him right away thinking heo was so putting out his opinions for the agenda and she looked for the footnotes so at the same time. a warm guy. >> yes justice thomas was like justice scalia a conservative, andd originalist and but then to tell me a story about and to get the confirmation hearings have been tough and she made the one and he said that changed everything. my life on the court got that much better.

evan: look, m&a is always a good indicator there is still corporate activity. it is indicator of that. overall growth in the space is there. not just looking at that, you look at the economics. the u.s. economics is still pretty rosy. you look at the employment data, the best we have seen in the 1960's. wage growth is still strong. as you alluded to m&a. what i have at the moment with equities, they are reacting to stimulus from central banks. they have been running on this all the way through since basically february when you saw weakness coming into the economics and the bond market. whether or not that is sustainable is a different question. do you actually start to see quality earnings-per-share grow? maybe in the u.s. you could argue it is ok. the rest of the world is not that strong. yes, that is an argument and a way of positioning itself to say things are reasonably good and structurally good in the corporate space. there is no doubt, markets are disproportionately priced whether you look at equities over bonds, or the other way around. one of them is r

council member jack evans is defending himself once again. >> evans, who is also chairman of the metro board, is facing allegations of using hispo itical position for personal gain. in a letter sent by the chairman of metro's ethics committee,t outlines serious allegations against evans who is also the focus of a separate federal es invgation. the letter makes clear the ethics board could only agree that s violated one ethics cold. he failed to avoid colict of interest but they took official action allowing evans to maintain his innocence. >> everybody to hear this, the ethics committee at metro found no violations of any ethics rules as far as i'm conceheed. >> t letter is only signed by the chai the ethics committee, not the entire committee. news 4 request to speak with the chairman about the letter were enot rrned. >>> the woman who took over prince georges county schools after a series of scandals was tapped as the permanent ceo yesterday. mon kal has been acting chief ter her predecessor stepped down amid controversy. tracy wilkins explains how goldstein was selected. >> reporter

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council member jack evans asked to be heard. >> i have the right to present e my side of t story and to answer any questions from my fellow council members before any action is taken. >> reporter: since the fbi raid at his home friday morning, evans and his rney have declined to make any public comments, even in the wake of the council chairman recommending that evans be stripped of his chairmanship on the council's finance commitse. at thi morning's meeting, evans spoke for about three minutes reading from a written statement, making the casee th deserves due process. i >> believe that if my colleagues hear my side of the story and i respond to all of ti your quess, you will not take any action at this time. >> reporter: evans provided few details about what his defense would be, but he did call into question the memo written by a law firm hired by the metro ethics committee that sparked many of the calls for him to be sanctioned. in the district, mark graves, news 4. >>> only on news 4, a new chapter for the catholic church. >> as washington's new archbishop sits down with ore dor

also here, former cia officer evan mcmullin who launched a third party run for president in 2016. david, what's the reason for ramping up this cyber operation? >> the main reason is that russia of course has been in the u.s. power grid for many, many years and has gotten incredibly aggressive there. we cite in the story and you've reported before about many of the cases were russian malware has been found inside nuclear power plants, water plants, all kinds of substations and so forth. now, we've never known for sure, ana, whether or not that is there because the russians really have an intent to go turn off the power sometime, they never have, or whether it is there to prepare for if there was ever a conflict. the u.s. strategy until now has been largely one of surveillance. but not one of placing incredibly aggressive malware back in their systems. and that has changed over the past year, as you said, and as the story reports, because of new legislation and new presidential orders that allow u.s. cyber command to go take far more aggressive defensive actions and some offensive a

looking very sure on his feet was dan evans. another win for him.n they see his name in the draw at wimbledon. i think he has already spotted that there is a potential bit to the final here. white not? svr dan evans of course you think about what you can do at wimbledon. this is a week of field for the men and evans is playing as well as anybody in the draw. so, why not? we can worry about wimbledon next week. exactly, for now we focus on eastbourne. coverage here on bbc to start at one o'clock. memorabilia valued at £200,000 belonging to former wimbledon champion boris becker is to be auctioned to pay off his debts. replica trophies are being sold off along with medals and clothing. the online auction takes place next month and will also feature watches, tennis rackets and set bands. time now to take a look at some of the day's other sports headlines. commonwealth games in birmingham will cost £778 million the government has announced. about the government has announced. about the £750 million initial estimate, but below the figure of nearly1 billi

leave the court at ten to nine with evans and skupski five four ahead in the second set.l continue tomorrow after the singles‘ semi finals. there were wins for the top two sides in rugby league's super league this evening. warrington remain second after a convincing victory over wakefield. whilst the top side st helens continue their good form with a 36 ten win over struggling leeds rhinos. louis mccarthy scarsbrook with two of their trys. elsewhere in tonights super league wigan beat huddesfield by 38 points to 22. salford go above castelford by beating them 2616. and confirmation of warrington's easy win against wakefield. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines... ferrari's attempt to overturn the penalty that cost sebastian vettel victory in the canadian grand prix has been rejected by formula 1 officials who found that "no significant or relevant information" had been offered to over turn the race day decision. the scottish premiership fixtures for next season have been released and celtic will begin their bid for a record equalling ninth

the people in southeast, the people at evans strongly support us, expanding general education and dr. smith has proposed expanding that campus. >> i want to make sure i heard you correctly during the presentation, because i believe you said that if enrollment is warranted, you would open more classes. >> that is true. that is a collect statement. i was speaking specifically of the one that's closest to my heart, the citizen's class because my grandmother never was a citizen of the united states. so that citizenship class, that fills. we get lots of students and that's why we want to reopen the campus. if more students come than we can serve, then we will open new sections of that course. a schedule a plastic and changes up to the last day. so if we see there's demand, we would always open the section and also, if we see there's nine or ten students no one, the, the that section down. >> i think we can get more excited understanding fill philosophically, we will open more sections. >> that's why we're excited to hear from more students because there's no current student who should be s

joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna, and three children, evan, aidan, and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel iran. i want to thank you all for being here. [applause] father,ump: david's william, passed away in 2017. we know that today he must be one of those proud dads.

joining david for this special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, ayden, and vivienne, along with his mother marilyn, and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here. a very special day for you and for all of us. for the nation, actually. thank you. david's father william passed away in 2017. and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven, and he's very proud of his son and his son's family.

major responds to jack evans resignation. she says the city and the transit organization can focus on the needs of riders. evans vowed to political preure today and stepped down. he admitted to "the washington post" found violated code of ethics. two days ago he said the probe found no wrong doing. evans sent this letter to city council praising his tenure as chair.oard his last day on the board is one week from today. >>> new tonight, a unique effort to make our streets safer for one of the area's most vulnerable communities. >> two trans gender women were killed within month of each other in the same neighborhood. now police is working across liebso t crack the cases. >> this partnership started tont. >> reporter: what happened here tonight was an unprecedented f sharing o information and resources. in what's described as a very frank, closed door session with d.c. lgbtq leaders, participants agreed to shareesources to help solve the morders of ajean tee carmen and zoe spears. they were both murdered in the same area of eas

meanwhile, evans wants the public ton keep aopen mind and wait for his side of the sty. he was asked if he was beingd treatefairly. >> this is the profession i've chosen so whether it's fair or not fair, who knows but i want an opportunity to be able to address some of the concerns that people have raised. > evans is expected to make statement at today's meeting. he sayse plans toresign from the board after its ethics ve inigation. he remains d a. councilmember. >>> in prince william county voters will decide what major road projects to fund in the supervisor. the board ofrs county super put a measure on the ballot and asked voterso decide on 355on milli dollar road bond that wod put half of that money ward widening route 28 or build a bypass in the manassas area. in doing so funds for seven other projects would be slashed. >>> the democrats winning streat on baseball diamond continues. they beat the republican team last night 15-7 at nats park for the congressional baseball game. the annual game has taken on added significance beyond yu putti putting beyond party. steve

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joining david for the special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, aiden and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here it's a special day for you, for all of us, for the nation. [ applause ] david's father, when he passed away in 2017 and is no longer with us but we know that today he must be one of those proud dads, looking down upon us from heaven and is very proud of his

joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna and three children, evan, aden and vivian. along with his mother, marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here, a special day for you and for all of us. for the nation actually. [applause] david's father, william, passed away in 2017. though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven. he's very proud of his son and

evans claims she was in east oakland the night of the fire and heard the men saying the way that we put the wood there they will never get out. >>> president trump says he is confident that mexico will follow through on promises to stem the flow of central american migrants to the us and he said if not he will go back to the plan of imposing tariffs mexican and us negotiators were able to reach a deal to head off the 5% tax on mexican goods the president threatened to impose starting today and under the terms of the deal starting today mexico will send 6000 national guard troops to its southern border with guatemala where many several americans cross into mexico on their way to the us. >> if they do what they promised to do with this agreement is a game changer and we will see this issue reduced.>> migrants who apply for asylum in the us will now remain in mexico while those claims are being processed. >>> the warriors are in toronto for game five, the raptors clinched the first title in franchise history when they host the warriors tonight if they win. kevin durant briefly practiced ye

evans mrve as thetro board chair but plans to step down soon.he investigation into him was pened after he was accused of using his position for personal gain. the investigation was ultimately closed, and metro did not take any formal action against him. however, the d.c. councilp emanded evans, and he remains under federal investigation. sa> some people are concerned about a propo to allow convicted felons to -- who are still in jail the trite voright in t district. mayor bowser previously signaled support, but an advisory commissioner confronted the mayor at a conference on wednesday. she wanted to know if it's a good idea to let murderers vote. >> killed a child, should you have the right to te? no. near you're a murderer. you killed a child. >> the mayor didn't say whether violent criminals should be allowed to vote from prison. we aed eleanor holmes norton and she says she supports the proposal. council members are expected to take up this issue later this year. >>> it is capital pride weekend, and many are celebrating by popping open cold o

part of evans' motivation is inescapable and mississippi supreme court's decision to the contrary is erroneous. jus. roberts: thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. announcer 1: after the oral -- sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern, the prophetic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders posts eight town hall in rockville, south carolina. watch it on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this week, on "newsmakers, congressman mike rogers of alabama. the ranking member on the homeland security committee. he talks about iran, immigration and border security funding. 10:00 a.m. and six ago p.m. eastern, here on c-span. you can much the program on our website or listen on our free radio app. >> saturday on book tv, at 7:30 p.m. eastern, we are at the massachusetts historical society in boston to talk with historians, contributors to

i want to get you to respond to, evan.said the summary letter that the department sent to congress released to the public did not fully capture the context, nature and substance of this office's work and conclusions. the context, nature and substance. that's really everything. i mean, if anything, the president should be upset with barr for mischaracterizing mueller's report. >> yeah, i think that the president heard what barr said and took that to the bank and then it turns out that the check bounced, right, and so what mueller was trying to clarify and asking barr to clarify by releasing his own summaries was exactly the more nuanced version of what the mueller report found so i think that's why mueller and barr sort of are at a little bit of odds over exactly what those findings were. >> final word, elie, on this explanation. >> i think the president got turned out. maybe he was jet lagged but he was making the point that mueller called out barr for being inaccurate. >> interesting, thank you, thank you all. >> thanks,

joining david for this special ceremony are his wife and three children, evan, aiden and vivienne along with his mother and brother. i want to thank you for being here for all of us, for the nation, actually. thank you. [ applause ] david's father passed away in 2017 and though he's no longer with us, we know today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven and very proud of his son

evan aidan and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here. special day for you and all of us for the nation, actually. david's father william passed away in 2017, and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven and he's very proud of

carter evans has more. >> reporter: it seemed like an idyllic vacation. that's 21-year-old jordan lindsey right in the middle of this family photo taken in the bahamas before she was brutally attacked and killed by multiple sharks. it happened while the california college student was snorkeling just a few feet away from loved ones. jordan's father tells us her family saw the sharks approaching, but couldn't save her in time. a witness who took this photo says this may be one of the three sharks involved in the attack. bahamian police say she was bitten all over her body, her right arm severed. those attacks can be more violent, according to marine biologist chris lowe. >> unfortunately what happens is they become more aggressive quite often. because when more than one shark is involved, they compete with each other. >> reporter: there have been a rash of human shark encounters just this month, three of them in north carolina. 17-year-old paige winter lost a leg. worldwide, there were 66 shark attacks last year, four of them fatal. it seems like we're seei

. >>> a raid atouncil member jack evans home puts his future in jeopardy. >>> ten years since the deadliest day in metr's history, looking ahead to today's remembrances. >>> but first, want to welcome you in here on this saturday in mo bright and early. thanks for being here with us. it's a little bit crisp out there early this morning. but the foreca looking good today. clay anderson here with a look at that. >> good morning. great saturday morning to all of you, a theme for this weekend, no excuses, no apolog ts as far as weather is concerned, bright sunshine across our area right now.h low idity, temperatures warming up into the 8 and it's june. outside right now we are uowing yowhat we see and, ain, sunshine across the area, thse's some cloud well to our south and west nt it will conue to remain to our south and west throughout the day today. in fact, 6currently, we are degrees currently is the temperature across our region right now. and for the forecast this is what we do expect, folks are outside already and you should get out both today and tomorrow. temperatures in the low 80s toda

i married to evans dean it's great to have you with us. hong kong government has backed down after days of violent street protests chief executive kerry labs as a bill allowing people to be sent to mainland china for a trial is being suspended indefinitely opponents fear the measure would curb civil liberties and threaten hong kong status as a financial hub. of a fractious scenes outside government house in hong kong preceded a remarkable turnaround from the leadership also repeated in turn no deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise restart our communication with all sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society lyme statement acknowledging the pressure of recent days where protesters thronged the city streets and clashed with police was instrumental in her decision to suspend but not withdraw the bill that suspension drew strong opposition voices to criticized for not scrapping the law completely with some to muntin

sharon evans is perhaps the most important defense witness in the go ship drought. >>that is cause told an investigator for a civil attorney that she and a companion had just left a friday night church meeting and stopped to get food for the taco wagon which she overheard over a dozen mid to dark hoodies laughing about setting the deadly fire back december second 20 16, however, the judge ruled against admitting the hearsay evidence it was looking like the jury would not hear that portion of her testimony that is until a cross examination of the prosecution played a portion of her interview with the civil attorney that gave the defense the break they say they need it's called the rule of completeness so the da's made a big mistake by using a transcript. >>of her interview with a civil attorney steve and rare they only used page one of the transcript but their mistake is that by this evidence rule, the rule of completeness. other statements that she made in that interview are permitted to come in. so that was sort of the back door loophole that tony was able to get t

evan lewis made a steady 70.n holder aimed for wales. only a nearby building restricted to one of five metres. with cricked necks, bangladesh did their best keeping shai hope out for a century. sheldon cottrell was faster. a high speed end confirmed in slow motion. still there, shakib al hasan steered the game away from the west indies, who were powerless as he glided to a century. one acknowledged, not celebrated. the job was not done. the west indies were. shannon gabriel is one of the fastest bowlers around, but he was catapulted over somerset. the biggest successful run chase of this world cup completed at a canter. never underestimate them. england face afghanistan tomorrow without openerjason roy, he looks set to miss their next two matches with a torn hamstring. james vince will replace him. captain eoin morgan, who's had injury concerns of his own, says they have the strength to deal with it. no doubt over the next week, there will be more injuries and surprises throughout the tournament, so it will be ho

america evans team it's good to have you with us germany's social democrats have lost another leader on today and allah says she's stepping down after just 14 months on the job she also plans to give up her seat in the german parliament her announcement comes as her party agonizes over its future following a double election defeat knowledges face pressure after german voters handed the social democrats their worst ever result in last month's european elections and the s.p.d. also lost a state election braman for the 1st time in over 70 years senior party members are due to meet on monday to discuss the party's future direction. all right for some analysis on all this i'm joined in the studio by dee w.'s political correspondent kate brady so kate no this was in fact supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to a vote just this coming tuesday so why the sudden resignation exactly is a surprise that she has decided to take this decision into her own hands of course that vote had already in fact been pulled forward from september after those dismal losses which you talked

evan perez is outfront. evan was this is pretty incredible.overall and incredible moment certainly for the president and the hand picked fbi director. what does wray do is there any response from the fbi. >> right it's a very tough thing for the fbi director, right? the idea of him getting into essentially an argument with the president of the united states -- there is nothing to be gained from that. we called the fbi. the fbi is officially not commenting on this, erin. but but i can at the tell you one of the things the fbi is doing trying to make the russians a be chinese or iranians do not interfere in the 2020 elections. one of the things that the mueller report told us was that, you know, we know that accepting a thing of value from a foreign country, from a foreign power is against campaign finance law. so the one issue now that has been crossed is they know this. the mueller report established this. so if anyone, the trump campaign or any other campaign accepts something of value from a foreign power they've been warned and the fbi will

joining david for this special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, ayden, and viviennealong with his mother marilyn, and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here. a very special day for you and for all of us. for the nation, actually. thank you. david's father william passed away in 2017. and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven, and he's very proud of his son and his son's family. i have to say that. thank you, david. finally, we are gratified to be joined by eight previous medal of honor recipients. and, i have to tell you, i've got to know just about all of them. you are forever with us. you inspire us. you are truly brave, great people. thank you very much for being here. [applause] brave people. thank you. david grew up in western new york. he was the youngest of four children. as a boy, he would listen to stories from his grandfather, a world war ii veteran, and hero in his own right, who earned a bronze star in the normandy campaign. i just came back

by marrying evans dean it's good to have you with us. hundreds of thousands of people are again rallying in hong kong they're demanding the resignation of the city's probation leader carrie lam she bowed to pressure and apologized to the public for her handling of the proposed bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china pro-democracy demonstrators want the bill scraps completely they worry that the bill is one of many steps to chip away at hong kong's freedoms and the legal autonomy. oh. after more than a week of mess of protests the human tide showed no sign of abating it was kerry lem's 2nd back step in as many days on sunday a day after she promised to suspend the extradition bill hundreds of thousands of people clogged the streets of central hong kong to demand that she remove the bill permanently and that she steps down they began to gather early on sunday morning umbrellas a symbol of their pro-democracy desires as much as protection from the blazing sun by evening the streets of downtown hong kong were packed that kerry l

ware learning more details around jack evans. ethics investigates found l mutiple violations by evans who is accused by conflict of interest. m the boardber sent letter to the governors of virginia and maryland outing the violation. the board stated that evans' decision to not seek another term as board chairman was due to these findings. the governors of maryland and virginia have asked for the e public rele the results of the ethics investigation. >>> happening today, if you're around the national harbor, you may see some commotion. n't worry, though. the coast guard will be holding an emergency drill starting at 9:00 a.m. it is mock rescues of people in the water. if you see a large emergency response, keep in mind it is dr likely just a l. >>> a man who rescued a young mom from a potentially deadly doing attack is sharing his story. >> the attack took place last week in the stonewall estate division? spotssylvania county. the dog was on the woman's leg. listen as that man described the terrible scene. >> it lood like she had

maurice. >> okay, carter evans, chasing tonight, thank you. still ahead, michael jackson's complicated legacy a decade after his death. >> tonight more than 700 firefighters are trying to contain a wildfire near superior, arizona. more than 115,000 acres have burned in just over two weeks. and in the florida everglades, a wildfire sparked by lightning on sunday is has burned more than 30,000 acres. health officials are warning of potential breathing problems from all the smoke. illinois today became the 11th state along with washington, d.c., to legalize recreational marijuana. next year state residents will be able to buy and possess up to an ounce of weed, and more than 700,000 people may have prior arrests for marijuana erased from their criminal records. and ten years ago today, michael jackson died from an anesthetic overdose. he was remembered today at his mausoleum in california and at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. jackson's legacy is tarnished. most recently by a documentary in which he was accused of molesting children, but