now at 11:00, the new problem for the d.c. police program. the mayor chief of council, all support the cameras so why could a vote put everything on hold? a new lawsuit in the data breach

tonight. what works are claiming now and why many of you are upset by opm's latest move. >> plus the white house responds to talk of a terror threat of the fourth of july while security is noticeably changed in new york. >> all new at 11:00, news 4 learning that d.c. could hit the brakes soon on its police body camera program. >> a vote by d.c. council could put the entire roll-out on hold. live outside the wilson building to explain, jackie? >> jim, the thinking behind this amendment is that a body camera program doesn't have the sufficient piece, the sufficient effectiveness unless the public can see that video. since news 4 first reported on this last spring, on the plan to equip most d.c. patrol officers

with body cameras, there's a concern over whether how and how much would be made available to the public. would they be subject to the freedom of information act. now we are told the cost of doing that is estimated at about $1.5 million a year. the amendment being voted on tomorrow calls for d.c. mayor mural bouser to add that money to the 2016 budget which begins october 1st or the entire body camera program could be delayed. we requested a comment from the mayor and police chief and both have in the past expressed reluctance to make the videos widely available to just anyone. one of the reasons is privacy of crime victims. back to you. >> jackie, thank you. the system the federal government uses to screen job applicants is shut down tonight. federal workers and contractors who have to apply for security clearance are in limbo for

weeks. darcy spencer is live at headquarters to explain the impact for you, whether you have a job or you're applying for one. darcy? >> jim tonight, the opm is working to fix this problem let's make it clear they want this fixed as precaution. there is no vulnerability to the system that they have announced yet. they want to make sure that this site is not targeted by hackers. the popm shut down the massive data base for thousands of people applying for upgraded security clearances. an alert on the eequip website says the agency defected vulnerability in the system that posed a significant risk so it's been taken offline. >> ther very high level of frustration about all of this. >> an afternoon anchor on federal news radio on d.c. says the data base contains highly sensitive information. opm says the move is not the direct result of malicious activity. rather opm is taking this step

proactively as a result of our comprehensive security assessment to ensure the ongoing security of the network. >> it strikes me that this is a positive move on part of the agency. to say we want to really lock this down before we put people's information at risk. >> taking down the site will affect thousands of people who are trying to get clearances. either for first time government workers or contractors and those trying to get higher level jobs. while it's not directly associated with the massive opm data breach, it is another frustration and concern over whether the personal information you submit can be stolen by hackers. >> a hundred percent security, everybody at some point, is either going to be hacked or is going to be targeted for a hack. >> so again, what does this mean if you are trying to get a job or trying to upgrade your security clearance? you know, we really don't know

at this point. the opm says it is possible some people could be given temporary employment or temporary upgrades but again we simply don't know. this site is expected to be down for the next four to six weeks. back to you. >> and we have learned tonight that the largest union representing federal workers is suing opm over the breach. the american federation of government employees is accusing the feds of negligence. the suit says opm has been warned for years of problems with data security and failed to take steps to safeguard employee information. it's not clear what kind of damages the union is seeking, but it wants the suit to be a class action suit. >> a lot of you are just glad to be home tonight after a long and frustrating commute. the red line was trending on-line for most of the night due to long delays. you can see the huge crowds waiting on plat forms in the videos of pictures you sent to us. metro says the disabled train was the source of all of the problems.

the family of maryland man killed in the deadly amtrak crash outside philly is suing the transit company now. eco lab executive bob gill der sleeve jr was in the train. he was the last victim to be identified. the suit accuses amtrak of negligence and outrageous conduct and it could be combined with more than a dozen other lawsuits already filed. >> a number of synthetic marijuana overdoses. fire

on safe. they have dealt with more sex abuse cases in the last year. a music teacher pleaded guilty to abusing 14 students as far back as the 1990s. >> keeping a close eye on greece and soar investors in the u.s. stock market. 6:00 in the morning there and greece is about to default on a billion-dollar loan. dow dropped 350 point from the threat of that default. some investors are worried that as the crisis in greece comes to head, it'll make other markets, includeing ours, more volatile. >> thank you. he is talking over the next couple of days with he could learn a whole lot more about how these men made their escape. david sweat is reportedly speaking to investigators tonight. he already revealed the original plan was to drive to mexico. with you prison worker joyce mitchell never showed up to drive.

sweat also said he split up with richard matt because he believed matt was slowing him down. sweat was captured after being shot twice in the back. a legal expert says the officer who shot him had the right to use deadly force because sweat posed a significant threat. the prison guard who may have helped matt and sweat escape appeared in court today to be arraigned. gene palmer is accused of delivering tools to the men hidden inside ground meat. but prosecutors say the guard was not a willing accomplice. >> armed with rifles in force in new york tonight after the fbi warned about potential isis inspire aid tacks. over the fourth of july holiday weekend. no specific threat has been made. but white house officials say they remain vigilant. >> our intelligence communi and national security professionals long identified so-called lone wolf attack. as one of the most dangerous threats that they face. >> there has been no word about

security changes here in d.c. just like every year at this time, a fence went up today around the national mall. head of the annual fourth of july celebration. >> new at 11:00, we are working for you to gets answers about a few missteps. for example, a job wasn't available or they couldn't remember where they were supposed to go. a if you employers did back out but the source within the jobs program tells us staff members were able to place people with other jobs. about 16,000 young people are registered for the six-week program. >> a grand jury will consider perjury charges for the wife of a 40-year-old cold case. patricia welch is charged with perjury. very little is released about the investigation. so it is not known if she actually knows anything about the disappearance of the lion sisters. and since she waived her right it a preliminary hearing,

prosecutors didn't get to present evidence in court. >> any time we have a witness who is not being truthful or is holding back information, that most certainly hinders the investigation. and that's why we have maintained our appeal. anyone with knowledge can help us. >> patricia welch is married to richard welch who is a person of interest in the case. the couple used to own land in bedford county, virginia where investigators believe the lion sisters may be buried. the girls were last seen walking it a shopping center in wheaton back in 1975. >> a new fight tonight over vaccine rules for kids. it has anti-vaccination parents threatening lawsuits in california and the big decision ahead now for that state's governor. >> a new voice in the fight about the redskins name for the first time a national church calls for its members to boycott the team. >> did you see him? one of d.c.'s own answers the call for "american ninja warrior" tonight. what is next for d.c. firefighter mark bernardo.

>> and break from the high heat and humidity. even a short break from the rain. now thunderstorms back in the forecast. and how hot will your fourth of july weekend be? i've got it all coming up when news 4 at 11:00 returns. >> i'm melissa with your first 4 traffic tonight. maryland 95 southbound from i-98, two lanes and

chris lawrence at the live vaccinations mandatory for all children this is six months after a measles outbreak at

disneyland affected more than 150 people. california just struck down a bill for its exemptions for beliefs. that means every public school, child day care, would have to vaccinate or homeschool kids. the only exception is kids for a a special exception like a compromised immune system. the governor has 12 days to decide. jim? >> oh, boy, there it is. >> oh he brought it big. and he made it look easy. usually trying to put out fires. but tonight mike bernardo torched the ninja warrior course. they rebounded last season and wound up in the top 20 of tonight's qualifying. >> we're not curing cancer or solving hunger, but it is symbolic for the struggles we

face in our everyday life and the things that we you know strive to become better at to help ourselves and help others. so i'm going to keep doing it as long as i can. >> how do you not root for that? bernardo moving on for a chance to head it vegas. >> more local heros competing right in our backyard. day four of the world police and fire games is rapping up right now. one of the many competitions five on five basketball. games last through sunday. we have a full schedule of the event and more coverage in the nbc washington app. just click police and fire games. >> new setback tonight for space x after its falcon 9 rocket exploded in the sky. its next mission for the u.s. government is now delayed. falcon 9 was supposed to launch a new weather satellite into orbit back in august. now it's possible that nasa will have to find a new launch provider. meanwhile, beach goers along florida's east coast have been warned to stay away from debris because it could be toxic or

explosive. >> well it seems donald trump doesn't like getting fired. the real estate mogul and presidential candidate is threate after the network ended its business relationship with him. nbc will no longer air the miss usa and miss universe pageants. they are also looking for a new host for celebrity apprentice. nbc decided to cut ties with trump following the comments he made about mexican immigrants earlier this month. trump took aim at the network. >> i knew that nbc's stance on immigration is very weak. very weak on immigration. >> even though his cost him tv deals, trump believes they will gain him votes. nbc is the parent company of news 4. >> new at 11:00 tonight, a prominent church calling for the redskins to change their name. they are calling for their 1 million members to boycott the

team by no longer attending teams or purchasing redskins gear. church leadership says the mascot is hurtful to native americans. it also noted how the symbolis many of the confederate flag recently provoked calls for its removal. you won't even notice it because it will literally pass you by in a second. but that small moment in time has the potential to cause a whole lot of problems on wall street tomorrow. companies across the globe will be watching markets closely at 8:00 p.m. when an extra second is added to the clocks. the leap second is needed so that we can sync up with the earth's rotation. but it could also make computers systems go hay wire. to avoid a disaster, both the nasdaq and new york stock exchange will shut down 30 minutes early. that's a lot of seconds. >> yeah. >> i think we need to decide how we spend that extra second. it doesn't happen very often, right? >> at 8:00 p.m.

not a likely prospect for us. well, for college students, maybe. >> right. for us around here, we have to keep our umbrellas handy the next couple of days. here we go again. just one more day here for the month of june to get rain and it has been a soggy one already of course. yes, we have more rain showing up p. coming through eastern west virginia right now around where they have had good rain this evening. moderate rain in fact a slow-moving system to the east and northeast and i do think that we could see showers hold together and make your way into areas like warranton and leesburg. really early around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. isolated shower also possible around the area, talking about anything heavy, just really brief. 78 your temperature by the time we get to the late morning hours. and we will start out with clouds in the morning. with some of those isolated

showers. we will get a break from cloud cover during the afternoon. that's our best chance. and isolated shower or thunderstorm. so cautionary there for midday around the afternoon because roads can be wet. evenings mainly dry. until the next little wait comes in. which basically is happening tomorrow as we have a warm front coming into the area during early morning hours. there's all your clouds. from the afternoon, cold front steps into the area. so isolated shower or strong thunderstorm may be firing there along the bay, 3:00. and scattered showers coming through. keep the umbrella handy. rain can continue as we get into tuesday night. a summer day, get out early in the day. we go from 70 to 80 between 7:00 and about 9:00 a.m. to late morning and mid 80s around lunch time. watch for the pop-up thunderstorm. your pool forecast could be any time during afternoon hours. beach time for thursday, friday

saturday, winds similar it tomorrow. then for thursday, friday, best chance of rain at the end of the week. mid 80s at the beach. 80s on friday. then sunshine for the fourth of july with a high temperature of 87 degrees. inland spots here, 85 to 90. isolated shower and looking dry for fireworks between 8:30 and around 9:00. here is a look at your storm team four day forecast. right now, warmest day of the week is wednesday. as mentioned we could have pop up shower. thunderstorm coming our way. rain for the end of the week. thursday, friday. but not a washout. just 40% chance mid to upper 80s at the end of the week. and luckily weather for this fourth of july weekend, close to 90 degrees. a lot of folks always want a lot of heat fourth of july weekend. >> which folks are those? >> the ones liking getting in the water. splashing around. >> all right. thanks. >> coming up a dream come true tonight for local hoop star

making history at his high school. >> hey, guys. jack black is my guest tonight. look, melissa rivers.

starting out with a little baseball tonight. what you got? >> are we talking about the nationals didn't play tonight. they were resting up today. tomorrow they look to finish up the month of june strong. fellas in atlanta taking on the braves. now atlanta, she used to have

the nationals number. now the tables have turned. the nats won the last eight meetings again the braves. elsewhere tonight, orioles were facing the rangers. buck show walter very happy that the give away night is over. he was not happy about this. mitch mooreland at the dish. he has a home run in this game. top of the fourth. man on. wouldn't give him another one. this a two-run shot. four homers in this game for the texas rangers. moving on to the bottom of the fifth. adam jones is up at the bases loaded. hoping to get baltimore on the board and jonesy comes through. hits this one it right. brings in one run. down 5-1. leaving bases loaded to end the inning. texas with their turn. joey gallo hammers this one to right. bases loaded. three-run triple for gallo. rangers bash the birds tonight. final score is 8-1. let's move on to the nba for

a moment. the draft took place a few days ago but the thought of being a professional is still sinking in for marcus thorton. thornton was selected with the 45th pick by the celtics. the college standout left for boston tonight. not only is he the first from mcnamara to be drafted but the first in any sport to be taken in the draft. just don't call him an overnight sensation. >> a lot of people say he was nowhere and ways 45th but the overall sensation, you know, it happens in one night. a lot of long summers. long days putting the work in. really long time coming. amazing looking back on it now. and see how far i've come and how hard work pays off. >> moving on to wimbledon.

pick this up in the first set. serena serves. and comes back with nasty back hand. takes the first set 6-4. later on with match point leaving this one up and turns out to be a very bad choice right there. serena, world's best player, moves on in straight sets. 6-4, 6-1. on the men's side novak djokovic also in action today. joker takes the first set in the second doing this issome work. in the third match point. joker with the return. and this one is out. novak djokovic moving on. >> great stuff out there. >> yeah. >> starting early. >> absolutely, can't wait. >> thank you, jaso

why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the lowest prices of the season,

with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. ♪ ♪

have you noticed there are an awful lot of people driving around out there who don't seem to be giving their full attention to driving? take a look at this video of a car accidentally, accidentally jumping a draw bridge. oh, my gosh. cameras catch the driver going over this draw bridge in florida as it begins to open up. it was not a stunt no. this is a distracted d the driver was messing with his gps and did not see this coming. he and his passenger were both

shaken up but were both okay. police gave the guy a citations for reckless driving. >> i'm blaming the gps. reroute. >> make a

♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jack black melissa rivers comedian, jeff garlin.