an illegal u-turn and hit the bus. five passengers were on the bus and they were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. a new week and yet new reports of more violence in the district. two people were shot just this morning in northeast. jonathan: you can understand this, the people are worried. but they are now to the point where they are just mad. this latest incident of violence, 23-year-old man killed when someone randomly shot up the area around the shaw metro station onrd sad station on saturday. this is almost tiresome. stephen tschida joins us and say the latest on another investigation. at some point it has to stop. stephen: there is no stop in sight at this point, jonathan. that is why it has so many people upset. i was right over here on saturday where 23-year-old was gunned down in a rain of bullets, random gunfire. since we have seen the spike in homicide in the d.c. area in the city we have also witnessed this beefed up police presence. the
doesn t help trump but many political insiders say this will not hurt him. jean elle joins us in san francisco with the very latest. reporter: the political experts we talked to tonight say they expect to see more people who have connections to the president to face legal problems in this investigation. but they do not believe the president himself will face charges. with all the indictments it s not implicated donald trump at all. reporter: james tailor says it appears president trump s campaign staffers will face a judge but he doubts robert mueller s investigation will reach the oval office. more implication, innuendo but we didn t get any hard evidence against donald trump today. reporter: there is legal trouble allcuuát the president. former trump campaign manager, paul manafort and his deputy rick gates, are out on bond and on house arrest tonight after pleading not guilty to charges that include lobbying for the russian-backed ukraine government and not payi
here s more on the unsealed court document, and what happens next. as a group, the charges are so serious, the legal term is conspiracy against the united states. but one man is cooperating with investigators, suggesting this is just the beginning. reporter: former trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi, admitting he set up meetings with russian operatives who promised dirt on trump s opponent hillary clinton. they were dangling bait to someone who appeared to be willing to grab that bait. reporter: papadopoulos is now cooperating with investigators, but so far campaign manager paul manafort and deputy rick gates are not. they were indicted on 12 criminal counts. the indictment alleges the pair received money from a russian political party, laundering tens of millions of dollars, and lying to the irs and justice department. and paul manafort is accused of spending his hidden millions on extravagant homes, cars, and clothing. it
court document, and what happens next. as a group, the charges are so serious, the legal term is conspiracy against the united states. but one man is cooperating with investigators, suggesting this is just the beginning. reporter: former trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi, admitting he set up meetings with russian operatives who promised dirt on trump s opponent hillary clinton. they were dangling bait to someone who appeared to be willing to grab that bait. reporter: papadopoulos is now cooperating with investigators, but so far campaign manager paul manafort and deputy rick gates are not. they were indicted on 12 criminal counts. the indictment alleges the pair received money from a russian political party, laundering tens of millions of dollars, and lying to the irs and justice department. and paul manafort is accused of spending his hidden millions on extravagant homes, cars, and clothing. it s sending a message saying
the first indictments are unsealed in the russia investigation and there could be more to come. the charges are so serious, the legal term is conspiracy against the united states. as kpix 5 s sharon chin explains, one man is cooperating with investigators suggesting this is just the beginning. reporter: former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi saying he set up meetings with russian operators who promised dirt on hillary clinton. they were dangling bait to someone who appeared to be very willing to grab that bait. reporter: papadopoulos is now cooperating with investigators but so far, trump campaign manager paul manafort and campaign deputy rick gates are not. special counsel robert mueller indicted manafort and gates on 12 criminal counts. the indictment charges the pair received money from a pro- russian ukranian political party funneling more than $75 million through unreported foreign bank accounts laundering tens of milli