metrooard chairma jack evans says there is no plan to provide separate trains for unite the right rally next sunday. avenues 4 broke this story about evans original suggestion it sparked a backlash. >> i want to make it very clear that metro will not have a separate train or sarate cars for anybody at this event next sunday or frankly i don't anti hpate that everpening any time ever. >> reporter: the white supremacist group plans to take metro to foggy bot ton and march tohe white house. officials are concerned there cob violence like intt chesville when a demotrator was killed one year ago. he says he doesn't know how dem ate ors can be kept separate. >> if you start drawing lines or making choice, i'm not sure it would be legal. >> reporter: the partnership for civil justice funds opposes separateda accomons for those participating in the rally. >> we think it's outrageous that jack evans and the police department would consider ri providingte transport to the clan and nazis when they ashington d.c. and not onlyutrageous, it' unconstitutional. >> reporter: the groups lawyers said it s

. >> reporter: metro board chairman jack evans says there's no plan to provide separate trains for the unite the right rally on sunday after news4 broke this story about evans' original suggestion sparked a backlash zplvmt backlash. >> i want to maket very clear that metro will not have separate cars for unite the right rally. >> reporter: officials are concerned there could be violence like there was in charlottesville when a counterd monstrator was killed one year ago. evans says he doesn't know how demonstrators could be kept separate. >> drawing lines or making choices i'm not sure that would be lel. >> we think it's outrageous that ramada and jack evans and the police deptment would consider providing private transport to the klan and the nazis when they come to washington, d.c., it's not only outrageous, it's unconstitutional. >> reporter: the group's civil rights lawyer says it shoul h nevee been on >> it's an embarrassment. >> reporter: d.c. police are also weighing in on a suggestioh they provide escort for the group. there is no plan to provide a police esct for the group. ou

. >> we think is outrageous that thead r and jack evans and the police department would consider providingri pvate transport to the klan a the nazis when they come to d.c it's not only trageous, it's unconstitutional. >> and the civil rights lawyer says it should never have been on the table. >> reporter: pice say they will -- in a statement police say the department doee not provrivate security for any group. there is no plan to provide a police escort for the group, our goal is to maintain from the demonstrators and other groups. metro's union o also came against this idea saying that it would be unfair to have train operators basically serve as private chauffeurs for a hate group. in foggy bottom, darcy spence news4 today. >>> a man was killed after being hit by a car on route 202. this happened ju e last night.er 11:00 the driver of the car that hit him stayed on the scene to cooperate with responding officers. that victim's ne has not yet been released. >>> new information this morning reveals thatwo men were shot in side a car. the crime scene is at a park and ride lot that doesn't see

council member jack evans who is also chairman of the metro board says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility o violence. if the white supremacists and counterprotesters clash. oinge have groups that are to be clearly at odds with each other, we'd like to keep them te sepa we don't want any incidents on metro. >> reporsr: the plan for the white supremacists to meet at theienna metro station sunday afternoon and then take met toe to foggy bottom and march down pennsylvania avenue to the white house for the protest. evanayone idea being considered considered is providing separate trains for t opposing groups. >> we're trying to see how can we keep the groups separate so that we don't have any citizens but at the same time, not put in place different programs that could be problematic for us in the fur:re. >> reporetro riders raised concerns. >> so that the white supremacists are getting their own train shows that we as a collecti are giving them a means for their background, for their beliefs. but when it comes to other protests for lgbt, black lives matter they we

yesterday metro board chairman jack evans backtcked onis earlier comments. he now tells news4 the issue of separate trains was never under consideration. here's part of what metro told transportation reporr adam tusk today. it says nothing has beenid d yet. everything up to this point is under discussion. it also says the confines of a railcar present a unique security challenge, adding this ckind of group using pub transit is new. metro says it is working with law enforcement and the public safety is its highest priority. we're going to continue to follow this story of course. >>> we have breaking new details out thatragic plane crash in southern california. the twin engine plane slamming into the pking lot of a very busy strip mall during the middle of the lunch hour. all people on the plane died. lots of t people saw disaster unfold. here's a second-hand account of that. >> she was actually on a playground with kids, and the plane started coming dn on t of that playground. the pilot noticed that he was l going tod on these kids, so he internally, she said

. >> reporter: metro board chairman jack evans says there's no plan that provide extra trhen trains for tally on sunday. i want to milwaukake it very c that metro will not have a separate train or separate cars for anybody for this event on saturday. >> reporter: the white supremacist group pls to take the group to -- evans says he doesn't know how donstrators could be kept separate. >> is department of civil justice funds prevents providinge -- >>ink -- it's not onl outrageous, it's unconstitutional. >> t group's constitutional rights lawyer says it should never have been on the table. >> it's an embarrassment. >> they will provide an escort for white supremacists from foggy bottom to white house as steve mnuchin has mentionedev usly, our goal is to keep the group separated from other groups. it would be unfair as train operators t bically serve as private chauffeurs for a hate group. >>> developing this rng, in prince georgejorgeorges county, happened just before 11:00 in the northbound lanes. police say the man was crossing the road at the time. to the victim's name has not be releas

council member jack evans who represents georgetownays the property needs to be watched. >> people will listen to me too late. usually that's whetn stations in this city, and we'll be manhattan soon where you won't be able to buy gas in the city. have you to leave the sound in der to buy gas. >> reporter: literally at the base of the exor sift steps, this area draws a lot of tourists. i immediately wand to get down here and take a picture. >> reporter: at this point it's not clear when this will all be torn down, but nevertheless the gas station is gone. now some other peopl are concerned here about new condos thathe traffic impact that would then put on the road and we'll find out when a redevelopment and a ground breaking day will be. wendy, back to you. >> it will be unrecognizable for those of us who have lived here for a while. >>> three years have passed sinc parents, a little boy and a house keeper all murdered in a d.c. man, and only on 4 tonight we're learning new details about the strategy that the defense team may be using as the case heads tort c >>> also at 5:00, how a lal

. >> over theweekend, jack evans n backtracked o his earlier comments now telling news4 the issue ofeparate trains was nevernder consideration. the website said the white nationalists plan to take the vienna metro to f d.c. the rally. they also say the confines of railcar present an unique security challenge. metro says it' working with law enforcement and the publicty sas its highest priority. >>> six minutes after 5:00 right now, a string of sex assaults in northwest d.c. has neighbors worried anddeolice wng if they're related. the assaults happened in the pa month in the foggy bottom, due point and logan neighborhoods. take a look on i street northwest july 22nd. a man approached a woman from behind. he tried to take off her clothes and assaulted her. d.c. police said his description matches those given by other assault.of sex word that the suspect is still out there has left some residents rattled. >> as a young 20 something, that kes me feel really concerned where i live. i no longer feel safe walkit home 10:00 p.m. on a weekday night. concerning.een quite >> d.c. police say the suspec

council member jack evans who is also chairman of the tro board says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility of violencef the white supremist and counterproteers clash. we have groups that will be clearly at odds with each older. we w like to keep the groups separate. metro.ant incidents on >> the plan is for the white supremist to meet v at thay in tree station sunday afternoon and then take metro to foggy bottom where they will march downnsylvania avenue to the white house for the protest. evan says one idea being considered is providingaieparate for the opposing groups. >> we're tryingo see how can we keep the groups separate so we don't have any incidents but at t same time not put in place different programs thatd coul be problematic for us in the future. >> metro riders we spokeith today raised concerns. >> so that the whitest suprema views are getting their own train and it kind of shows that we as a collective are getting them a means for their nd background believes and when it comes to other protests, lbgt or black lives matter they were never given their own

councilmember jack evans, chairman of the metro board, says police and metro officials are worried about of violence. if the white supremacists te enco protesters clash. >> we havet groups t will be at odds with each other. we'd like to keep them separate. we don't want any incidents on metro. >> reporter: according to the website, the plan is for the white supremacists to the ve -- vienna metro station and march to puensylvania av >> we're trying to see how can we keep the groups separate so we don't have any incidents but at the same time not put in place different programs that could be a problem for us in the future. >> reporter: metro riders we spoke with today raised concerns. >> that's a white supremacist views are getting their own train, it shows okay, we as a collective are giving them a means for theirgr band, for their beliefs. so when it comes to other protes, for lg black lives matter, they were never given their own separate trains. >> reporter: evans says they plan an escort for the protesters from foggy bottom metro to the white house. >> definitely a story that is divid

councilmember jack evans, also chairman of the metro board says police and metro officials are worried possibility of violence. >> we he groups that are going to be at oddh with e other. we would like to keep them separate. >> reporter: t plan is for the white supremacists the meet at the metro stati sunday afternoon. then take metro to b foggyottom where they'll march down penntelvania avenue to the w house for the protestprotests. evans saysne consideration is providing separate trains for the groups. >> we're trying to keep the groute sepa but at the same time not putting in place different proams that could be a problem for us in the future.: >> reporetro riders we spoke with today raised concerns. >>hat's a white supremist and they're getting their and train showing okay, we as a collecte are giving them a means for heir background, for their beliefs. so when it comes to other protestsor lgbt, black lives matter, they were never given separate ains. >> reporter: d.c. police plan to provide an escort for the protesters to the white house from foggy bottom metro. >>> at 8:45an we we

council member jack evans who represents georgetown says the property needs to be closely watched. >>eople will listeto to m late. usually that's when it happens. we're running out of gas stations in this city and we'll beute aent soon where you won't have to be able to buy gas. you'll have toeave the sound in order to buy gas. >> reporter: literally at thef basee exorcist steps, this plot of land draws lots of tourists. immediately wanted to get down here and take a picture. >>teporter: and this p of land was also the focal point for georgetown's portion of potomac river gondola. that project now appears to be even more lily. at this point it's not clear exactly when it will all be tn down but nevertheless gas stations is now gone n.georgetown, adam tuss, news 4. >> we're w dking to trackn the date for the ground breaking for that site. >> we remember the controversy last years a when they hung that banner, remember the valdez, to all the residents that hate it had going in there. that came down. >> exxon, they didn't like exxon's part in the valdez. >> the weather is a big story ton

council member jack evans also chairn of the metro board says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility of violence if the white supremists and counterprotesters clash. >> we have groups that are going to be clearly at odds with eac other ald like to keep the groups separate. we don't want any incidents on metro. >> according to the organizer's website the plan is for them to meet at the vienna met station sunday afternoon and then take metro to foggy bottom where they will march down pennsylvania avenue to the white house for the protest. >> evan says one idea being considered is providing separate trains for the opposing groups. >> maybe put all of the groups on one train or a certain car on a train. we're trying to see how can we keep the groups separate so we don't have a incidents so at the same time not put in place different programs that could bu problematic f in the future. >> metro riders we spoke with reacted to the >>idea. feel like it kind of value rates their views on whitey supremill be allowed. >> there's obviously safety concerned for everyone invo

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evan perez, cnn, washington. >>> all right, joining me now to discuss all this, cnn political commentator and former senior criticizer for the trump campaign, jack kingston. former democratic party chairman and attorney a. scott boldin and cnn legal analyst shannon woo. good to see you all. shan, you were a former lawyer for rick gates. he is coming up, potentially, this week. we heard some pretty striking testimony coming from the former accountant who said she cooked -- helped cook the books, you know, for manafort. what will rick gates bring to the table? and again, he pleaded guilty in exchange for this testimony. >> yeah, i think what he's going to bring is he's really at the center of it, and you know, i'm commenting on the public record, nothing attorney-client privileged but i think the prosecution needs to show that he is pretty much one and the same as manafort. the defense's job is to begin to pry him apart to be able to blame him and that has not gone so well this week. i mean, it started out pretty well. ellis was on their side a little bit. but with the accounting testimony, i was surprised at how weak the cross-examination was. >>