council m jack evans. st" reporting tonight that evans received stock just weeks before promoting legislation that would benefit the company it came from. according to "the post," the shares of stock were worth about $100,000. they were issued in october of 2016 for a digital sign company a.lled eed digi-outdoor me a month later, he asked emergency legislation that would allow gi to install its signs. in a statement to "the post" today, evans says the stock certificate was returned as soon as it was heceived. >>> holidays, as we know, can be especially tough for people who don't have a home. tonight in the district, there was a vigil held for homeless people in our tharea. e people for fairness coalition gathered homeless people who needed some extras cheer t holiday season, giving them a hot meal. they also sang christmas carols together. >> well, i'm glad they wereco under r. >> yeah. >> because it is nasty out there and oggy and -- >> foggy -- >> spooky looking, too. >> and the fog tells you what's happe

council member jack evans is under fire this morning. evans consulting firm received stock just weeks before promoting legislation that would benefit the company.e according to post, the shares of stock were worth about i00,000. they were issue october of 2016 for aigital sign company. a month later, evans asked the uncil to place emergency legislation in the next agenda that would have allowed them to install the sign. he later pulled the bill whe he realized it wouldn't pass. in a statement to the post yesterday, he said the stock certificate was returned as soon as it was receive. >>> a pri george's county mother says she's afraid for her safety after herex-boyfriend was found not guilty of trying to kill her. laquinn philleds was cha with setting her on fire when she was pregnant with their child las year. their daughter had to be delivered 7 weeks early. yesterday a jury found him not guilty on all charges including attempted murder. she says she wasy stunned the verdict. the defense argued that she set herself on fire. >> that leav

councilman jack evans who is also on the metro board voted no. this debate had been intense between d.c. leaders and the people w run metro. a news 4 i team reviewed ram nt fare cheating on buses and metro chains. video we captured showspl p jumping over or sliding through the gates. they first introduced the bill and helped carry it to final vote last night. >> and we are not saying that ever tody should just hop train and go for free. about ut we're saying that locking people up and being overly aggressive is a bit much. >> fare evaders are no longer facing a criminal charge. instead, they face a fine and citation but only in d.c. congress must also be given time to review this bill before it goes to the mayor's desk. f> there will be a new ho next year's oscars. kevin hart will take over that awards.the 91st academy you know this will be funny. yesterday the star announced the huge honor in a post on social media. he said he was blown away by the honor and promises to make thiss yearw a special one. hart thanked many people dncluding his mothe

jack evans is making d.c. one of the places to start. >> we have estimates from $20 nol $500 million. the zbo he will to make some ney and allow residents to do it. evans wants it to go to early childhood education and the arts. there are more details to be worked out like who would operate online gaming. the d.c. lottery or online vendors? either way, people could bet right from their phones. sports convenient use are expected to partner with places like mgm. people we spoke with had mixed thoughts. >> i find that very dangerous. >> a good opportunity. sports is big now. especially sports betting. it is starting to be a big thing now. so i think it will be fine. >> reporter: if they get their way, you could be placing your bets by february oft n year. >> as 2018 comes to an end, we are rounding out what has been a deadly year. >> what's beingone to curb the violence? we asked that question. >> reporter: jim, i had a candid conversation with the police chief today about guns, violence, and murder in our city.

council member jack evans is under fire this morning. the consulting firm received stock in a digital sign company weeks before promoting legislatio that wouldenefit the company. according to the post, he received stock worth $100,000 in the media company in october 2016. that company was tryinto enlteenlter the d.c. market. a month later, he was trying to allow them to installhe sign. he realized it wouldn't pass. he said quhee, stock certificate was returned as soon as it was received >> a princ george's county mother says she is afraid for er safety after her ex-boyfriend was found not guilty of trying to kill her. laquinn phillips was charged with sting hern fire while she was pregnant with their child last year. their daughter had to be delivered seven weeks early. they found him not guilty onll charges including atmpted murder. the defense argued that she set herself on fire. >> that would leave me like, what about my fety? whatm i supposed to do now? >> my suspicions was that she set herself on fire and the reason why i say that i

council member jack evans is under fire this mornin the washington post reports his consulting firm weeksefore promoting legislation that would benefit the company. he received stocks worth about $100,000 in october of 2016. that company was trying to enter the d.c. market. a monthater he tried to add to the agenda legislation that would have allowed them to install a sign. they pulled the bill when he reized it wouldn't pass. >>> arince george's county mother says she is afraid for her safety after her ex oyfriend was found not guilty of trying to kill her. he was charged with setting her on fire while she was pregnant with their child last year. their daughter had to bere deli 7 weeks early. yesterday a jury found him not guilty on all charges including attempted murder. she says she was stunned by the verdict. the dense argued tha she set herself on fire. >> what about my safety? what am i supposed to do now? >> my suspicion was she set herself there was no gasoline found in the bathtub. there was no dna. no fingerprints. >> a second suspect was arrested and charged in this case. they'

jack evans who spearheaded the effort is telling us, he hopes kit begin in timeas forall's opening day many april. >>> a stunning twist today for the president's former national security viser. we've been expecting the judge to sentence michael flynn to io probat ail like to the fbi about his own russia contacts. todayel sentencing wased to use the judge was ready send him to prison. he seemed particularly concerned that a recent filing by the hfense that suggested the fbi tricked into lying. today, he walked that back saying he pleaded guilty because he was in fact guilty. that didn't stop the white house prs secretary sarah huckabee sanders from pushing that narrative. >> the things that t haveen place, what we d know that was inappropriate by james comey is that the fbi broke standard protocol in the way that they came in and ambushed generaln. flyn >> sentencing has been rescheduled for 90 days from now. >>> now to the shutdown showdown. with just four days left to reach a deal,oday possible compromise. >> the white house signaling it wants to avo a shutdown. that's good news, espe

evan spiegel is a good product inventor. jack dorsey is a good product inventor. would not put it past them to figure out what the right thing is. but that is the challenging part of the business. david: as you go from a potential transition from this geometric growth and blitzscaling into becoming efficient and improving your product, do you need to change your people? reid: you see that in a lot of great companies, that they can do both, like at amazon, facebook, at a number of companies where they balance the two. for example, even part of what on is amazing about microsoft is they are blitzscaling azure. that's always a possibility to do this amazing new thing in a company that's always been successful in other things. david: you have a great analogy about pirate turning into the admiral of the navy. do we have a pirate at tesla or an admiral in the navy? reid: we might have a pirate-admiral. he is obviously extraordinarily good at taking hard problems and building a new car company from scratch, a new software platform on top of it, doing luxury and mainstrea

>> there were 20 panels plus the major panel and then 20 subpanels and i was with jack and ron evans. we look at how we could cope with in flight emergency and fire to see what we would have to have on board and do about it. it was a very interesting investigation. in my past career i was a safety officer going through aviation school and some of the things i have learned back then i applied at that time. >> the question i need to ask in light of the fact that this is a very conservative and safety minded bunch of people to this point. how in the world did apollo 1 happened? >> i think when you look back on it, the fire on apollo 1, we should have had plenty of warning ahead of time. we flew gemini and all of them, after the low-pressure and pre- reading and because of this you always pressurized it about a pound per square inch higher than ambient pressure. on the ground they were 16 pounds per square inch. outside of about 15. peer oxygen. and for all of these gemini flights and everything no problem. but apollo probably due to the rush they were trying to do the platform was a disa

i was with jack swigert and ron evans. at how we could cope with in flight emergencies, fires, to see what we needed to on-board and what we could do. very interesting investigation. in my past career i was a safety officer an went through aviation safety school so some of the then, i had learned back at that time. >> i suppose the question that i need to ask in light of the fact his is a conservative safety minded group of people at this point, how in the world did apollo one happen? think, you know, when you look back on it, the fire in apollo one, we should have had time. of warning ahead of we flew mercury. we flew gemini, all of those tested on the round by puppet in pure oxygen so that they could breathe, you know, after the pre-breathing at low we flew pressures. on the ground, because you always eaks, pressurize about a pound per higher than the ambient pressure. 15.ide about pure oxygen. now, for all the gemini flights, mercury flights, no problems. maybe due probably to the rush they were trying to disasterlock o

i was with jack swigert and ron evans. we looked at how we could cope with in flight emergencies, fires, to see what we needed to have onboard and what we could do. very interesting investigation. in my past career, i was a safety officer and a squadron, i went through aviation safety school, so some of the stuff i had learned back then, i applied at that time. >> i suppose the question that i need to ask in light of the fact this is a very conservative, safety minded bunch of people at this point, how in the world did apollo 1 happen? mr. lovell: well, i think, you know, when you look back on it, the fire, we should have had plenty of warning ahead of time. we flew mercury. we flew gemini, all of those spacecraft were tested on the ground by pumping in pure oxygen so that they could breathe, you know, after the pre-breathing , because we flew at low pressures. on the ground, because spacecraft leaks, you always pressurize about a pound per square inch higher than the ambient pressure. on the ground, they were at 16 pounds

individual certificates recognizing our director, jenny freedomback, becky evans, sam lue, kelly cutler, miguel herrera, jack rice, emmitt house, cynthia fong, and lauren hall. you know the coalition on homeless celebrated its 30th anniversary leading the fight to change the hearts and minds of the root of homelessness. a rag tag group -- and by the way still a rag tag group -- of community activists and homeless residents came together to strategize a plan for permanent affordable housing access and dignity. known as being creative and confrontational, it's known for its work, most proudly, of establishing standards of care in our shelters, expanding access to substance abuse for homeless residents long before we were all talking about it. and our city funded sub city program, win -- which i've been fighting with you. found a paper with the largest circulation. and it was a key signatory of the ballot measure. a one of the amazing things about the campaign is it was led primarily by women and i just want to thank again jenny, sam, cynthia, kelly, jen and so much more to lead the fight to expand what we shou

>> yes, there were 20 panels and i was with jack and i think ron evans, we looked to see what we would have on board are what we could do for it. very interesting investigation. in my investigation some of the stuff i had learned back then, at that time. >> osep is a question i need to ask in light of the fact that this is a very conservative safety minded bunch of people up to this point, how in the world did apollo 1 happen? >> well, i think when you look back on it, the fire and apollo 1, we should have had plenty of warning ahead of time. we flew mercury, weekly gemini, all those spacecraft were tested on the ground by pumping in pure oxygen, so that they could. after the pre-breathing because we flew at low pressures. while on the ground, because spacecraft leak, you always pressurize it a pound per square inch per higher than the ambient pressure. so on the ground, they were at 60 pounds per square inch. pure oxygen. for all the gemini and mercury flights, no problems. but apollo, may be due to the rush they were in, the rest of it was a disaster anyway, and i pumped it up, we sh

evan, thank you very much. joining us right now, democratic senator, jack reed of rhode island, has a seat on the intelligence committeeas well as being ranking member of the armed services committee. senator, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> so he worked longer, presumably, you just heard evan say, for robert mueller than he actually worked for donald trump. how significant is that? >> i think it's very significant. because one of the key elements in the presentation that director mueller made was flynn has first-person knowledge of many activities. this is not hearsay. this is not someone told me. this is i was there, i heard someone say this. i think also, which is critical, is the fact that other people having knowledge of flynn's testimony have cooperated also. so he's been a very critical element in this investigation. >> were you surprised when you heard the details that were included in this document last night? >> not completely surprised. he was really traveling with president trump. and in the beginning, there were very few people, particularly foreign policy people, on the trump staff

. >> reporter: in evans' district, n,230 miles north of londomall business owners are caught in the middle. >> elements of brexit are very useful to r business. >> reporter: jack singleton is an executive with grandmato sings cheese. >> we export to 40 countries, and, of those 40 countries, it would be preferae for us to be able to negotiate individual trade deals and be outside of the single market. thereporter: however current uncertainty is unsettling to singleton. m >> there's deal gives us certainty. and without certainty for those exports in the short-term with a perishable product, we couldlv find our in serious trouble. >> reporter: derek hayhurst, whose cow's pply the milk for singleton's cheese, concurs. >> we could just do with some certainty. we could, and then we know where we are going, what steps we should be taking. t the onng, we just want to make a living, you know. >> reporter: bigger businesses.m like., the german owners of the mini-plant in oxford, are taking steps.e theyanning to shut down the factory for four weeks immediately after britain leaves the e.u. to ensure they don't have supply problems. along with other motor manufacturers, t