brazil onpolice officer killed in a tragic accident at the world police and fire games. developing right now, our newsroom is getting flooded with complaints from people with no water hours after crews told us they fixed the problem. news4 at 11 starts now. off the top at 11:00 we re less than an hour away from the fourth of july. and tonight we have live team coverage to make sure you re ready for the big holiday weekend. hundreds of thousands of people are going to be on the mall. and news4 s darcy spencer is live with what to expect down there. but first keeping a close eye on the forecast. absolutely. we ve had a little bit of change there. we ve been tracking all of them right now on our storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has what mother nature has in store for you. that s right, guys. it s still looking wet for the morning, but now i m seeing less my moderate or big heavy rains coming through for the morning. it s still looking like we re going to h
lives and take their families. reporter: metro which will transport hundreds of thousands of people to the mall says it s well aware of the threat. the system will take additional security measures and it is urging anyone who sees suspicious activity or packages to alert the police. performers rehearsing for the fourth concert say they have heard about the terror alert and they are refusing to let it scare them away. you might say, oh, we have a terror threat. but once you get into the game face, you know what i mean? start spreading the news reporter: security officials are alarmed by isis ability to reach right into the homes of alienated young americans through twitter and other social media. they have arrested dozens of these so-called lone wolfs, alleged lone wolfs over the last couple months and they say they are keeping an eye right now for this holiday on many more. live on the national mall, wusa 9. thank you, bruce. and the terror threat has police de
it is worse than first reported. there estimates between the one million and 25 million employees , their information has been hacked, sensitive information that relates to criminal, credit, and families and acquaintances. a lot of people asking how this could have happened. there is a house oversight and government reform committee that is grilling the omb, asking for the director to resign. the director of that group is now saying she will not resign. catherine archuleta said she will not resign, said she is committed to doing the work she wants to do. she and her top yet deputies are being asked to resign because of this huge grief. they are saying china s responsible, china says they are not. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. montgomery county also developing, the fbi says it what it plans to attack americans over the july for holiday. the fbi says they thwarted plans to attack americans over the fourth of july holiday. first, brianne carter is on the national mall with what
in every 15 americans their social security numbers and much more stolen. tonight growing calls for somebody to get fired. and heavily guarded. the confederate flag spending its last night flying over south carolina s state house grounds. news4 at 11 starts now. first tonight, synthetic drugs. d.c. s mayor and police chief say they re at the center of a spike in murders this year. tomorrow, mayor bowser will sign a billíz givingey police more power to go after the people who sell them. and tonight chief cathy lanier tells our jackie bensen synthetic4odb-iñi; city backvn;l decades. chief about this tonight.v her comments were powerful. and i have to tell you, i found and dangerous drug. reporter: on tuesday, a 10-month-old baby was found abandoned in a strolle¡%h in the broiling sun at judiciary square in downtown d.c.c based on a witness description of a woman in orange p1) n police found< the child s caregiver twotb(blocks away. in chargingh5n# documents, th
live in bethesda, police are cracking down against drunk driving and tell us this is one of the busiest nights of the year. i m tracking the next chance for rain. i ll tell you when it arrivearr we start tonight at the live desk with new video from the chicago police shooting and protesters promising to shut down the city s main shopping district on friday. take a look. here are live pictures. a few dozen protesters marching down michigan avenue and some shouting justice for laquan and 16 shots. and some calling to shutdown the magnificent mile the busiest shopping day of the year and the board of trade. already shot 15 times and motionless on the ground, the video shows no officers even trying to give him first-aid. another angle shows a nearby burger king, whose district manager tells nbc chicago police deleted nearly 90 minutes of security footage from the surveillance camera. officials deny this but can t explain what happened on that video. president obama posted o