now at 11:00, a fairfax county inmate tasered in jail. her death called an accident but now it is under scrutiny.

>> more arrest of the birthday cake beating. now the 9-year-old's mom is behind bars in maryland and police say she was about it leave town. >> how a teenage girl found her way out of the wilderness two days after surviving a plane crash. >> the investigation's over, now it's up to prosecutors. >> tonight, fairfax county police have turned over the results of their 5-month investigation. sheriff deputies tried to transfer her out of county jail and tasered her. >> jackie spoke to a mental health advocate and says there are is still some unanswered questions. jackie? >> reporter: the common wealth's attorneys office confirmed they received eight thick finders to review. >> i was very, very, very

disappointed. what upsets me is that it is always easy to blame the person with mental illness. >> reporter: peter is an advocate for p em with mental health issues. he has reviewed county police chief's statements on the february death of 37-year-old natasha mckenna. mckenna, who had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia, was tasered while she was in fairfax county adult detention center p. county police chief confirms video of the incident in which a taser was used multiple times on mckenna does exist and was reviewed. he also tells news 4 an analysis of that weapon took longer than expected. >> qualified vendor to do an independent analysis to make sure it was working and prnt to the manufacturer's specifications and wasn't

tampered with was crucial report. >> he doesn't ment nine days. leg irons on. she only weighs 130 pounds and had six deputies around her in a controlled not controlled environment and yet she is responsible for bringing all this on. >> there was a lot of information to digest but it is important to note that the chief did say that mckenna had been in the deteng fairfax county center for nine days before her death. mckenna's death was ruled accidental. >> jackie, thank you. you? at 11:00, the new york city man who died in police custody will be getting millions of dollars from the city. eric garner's family in new york city agreed it a $5.9 million

settlement. the family initially filed a $75 million lawsuit. garner, you'll recall died in police officer's choke hold last year. the city medical examiner found that choke hold contributed to his death. a grand jury declined to indict the officer, a federal investigation continue. >> we are tracking new development for the case after little boy beaten to death over a birthday cake. just hours ago, hagerstown police arrested his mother and uncle and charged them with second degree murder. here is our first look at them. detectives say they were physically abuseing the little boy before the assault that killed him. officers found jack garcia with bruises all over his body and not breathing. they say the 9-year-old ate a slice of birthday cake that wasn't his so his uncle handcuffed jack it a chair and the mom's boyfriend beat him

unconscious. the boyfriend, robert wilson, has already been arrested. there will be a vigil to take a stand against abuse. she turned away an ambulance that came to talk to her son and said he was just a little congested. haguerstown police take them into custody this afternoon. >> we are getting new insight into the dangers and draw of those synthetic drugs. d.c. enacted lerjemergencies action. we have a lock at why young people take them in the first place. >> what affect does it have on you? >> an uncool high. >> talking about why he stopped taking drugs, he went to a community meeting in southeast d.c. >> because the high kind of takes you to another place.

i had an experience where i almost jumped out of my window. >> city officials say the drugs often called k2, scooby or spice, has contributed to the spike in d.c. crime. >> the way it might affect you might not affect me. >> why use it in the first place? it is cheaper. you can get double the amount of marijuana for the same price of regular marijuana. >> i wanted to test to it for synthetic. >> working in the d.c. health services division, he said synthetic marijuana can cause a calm person to become violent in some cases. >> the initial response was that deep aggression was very popular and initially it can happen in as little as five minutes p. >> so many other things can you

do with your time besides smoke synthetic marijuana. >> that's good advice. d.c. police can shut down for 96 hours any business caught synthetic drugs and that business can receive a $10,000 fine for first offense. caught a second time that business will lose its license. police have that authority. in northwest d.c., i'm shaomari stone, news 44. >> we all expected a deal by now but the talks have been bogged down by complicated issues like iran's military support for america's enemies. we will send you a breaking news alert from our nbc washington app when a deal is reached. be sure it tune into news 4 today when you wake up. >> an american accused of plotting an isis-inspired attack on the u.s. will be in court tomorrow. the fbi announced today the arrest of 23-year-old alexander

chicolo p. he is the son of boston police captain. investigators say he purchased pressure cookers and planned to explode them in college cafeterias. his father reported him to the fbi last fall and investigators have been tracking him ever since. >> tonight we are working to find out what caused a fire on a tour bus. a bus from baltimore caught fire in memphis. not in was hurt but some of the 55 passengers were overcome by the extreme hot weather in memphis. >> we're working for you with this traffic alert. right now major lane closures are in effect in the third street tunnel because of the capitol crossing project. these lane closures won't be in place during peak hours. all lanes are open from 5:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the north bundbound direction. at all other times, 395 is cut to just one lane in both directions. now these lane closures will be

in place through january. >> new at 11:00 tonight v-dot wants to extend the beltway express into maryland. you know the pain if you drive over the american legion bridge everyday v-dot feels your pain. it wants to make fixing the issue a priority in coming years. the agency wants it extend express lanes all wait to 270 and the spur. v-dot also tells us another bridge will be needed to address future traffic volume increases. >> wisconsin governor scott walker will visit nevada tomorrow to start a four-state campaign swing this week. portraying himself as a fighter, walker jumped into the president presidential race tonight. he reminded supporters of a political victory in blue states and promised to bring conservative policies here in washington. >> we need to take power and money out of washington and send it back into our states. and key areas like medicaid, transportation, work force

development and education. >> a very crowded field. walker in the 15th republican candidate. he tops the polls in iowa and is behind jeb bush in many national polls. >> a brazen armed robbery here at mac's tire service at 3:00 in the morning. you can see a store clerk appear it fend off a man when he pulls a gun. d.c. police tell us they are looking for four persons of interest all seen in this video. the tire store says it's open 24 hours a day. >> new tonight, found after walking through the wilderness. a teenage girls survives a plane crash. the plane still missing. how she was found alive. >> dozens of federal workers getting paid to spend time at golf courses and casinos on your dime. the news 4 i-team investigates how some of them got away with it p. >> tracking thunderstorms around the area.

strong storms just down south and west. i'll show you when this could impact our area in my forecast. >> 95 south between parkway

. new at 11:00 tonight the coast guard sent us these pictures. lifeguard stand went missing last week. the coast guard says four of the missing seven stands were found floating out in the ocean. as for the other three stand, the coast guard is asking boaters to report any unusual large items floating in the water. police believe the stands were

pushed out into the ocean for some reason. >> tonight this teenage girl miraculously survived a plane crash then walked through the forest for 24 hours. today she reached a highway where hikers picked her up and drove her to a nearby general store where they called for help. the 16-year-old was on a small plane with her grandparents when it crashed this week end in a mountainous area m washington state. the teen is now in the hospital being treated for dehydration. otherwise she's okay. police say she made her way out of the woods by following streams and waterways. right now there's no sign of the plane, no word on the fate of the girl's grand parents. >> you pay their salaries even though they aren't showing up for work. we found dozens of recent cases of no-show federal government employees. as scott mcfarland and the news 4 i-team show us, they are far from the office while on the taxpayers' dime. >> some of them went golfing.

or gambling. or just gala haven'ting around time. >> playing hooky from her job at epa for a total of five full work weeks. >> i'm scott mcfarland with channel 4. it went on for two years costing taxpayers $15,000 for work she never did before the feds caught on and prosecuted her for fraud. >> john beale, executed a bigger scheme. pretending to be a cia agent to get an extra day of vacation. it was 14 years before it was discovered that beale didn't wok for the cia. news 4 shows the cia scheme. he tells colleagues i'm off to points unstated. just leaving langley. allen williams investigates

these cases for the epa's office of inspector general. >> this isn't as rare as we think it is. >> it is not rare. i say at epa, it is just a fraction, small percentage. but beganagain i don't know what i don't know. >> audits obtained by news 4 i-team found more than 60 workers across the federal government doctored time sheets to sneak out of work while on the clock. we found this is happening at federal federal agencies throughout the city, not just the epa. department of transportation, labor department smithsonian, nasa. all costing taxpayers about $1 million just since 2012. a jury convicted herman ransom a top official with urban and housing development with theft for going to the casino while on the clock. a d.c. based worker worked on his swing at a local golf course bragging on an e-mail everyone's in. and he was using slick leave to

get out of the office. williams says government managers should be cracking down on no-show workers. >> had managers done their due diligence, they could have prevented this from going further. >> that wouldn't have stopped altina pierce. why? because she was the time keeper at epa. pierce managed her office's time sheets. she figured out a way to doctor them. >> they can't police themselves that's why they need an internal watch dog, that's why they need the inspector general. >> many of the inspectors general are underfunded. nearly every major federal government inspector general instituted hiring freezes or reduction in training or travel because the tight budgets. even though they save money by reducing fraud. >> $1 spent with the inspector general they can save upwards of $12 to $20. >> in the meantime most hardworking civil servants risk getting a bad rap.

>> maybe we just touched the tip of the iceberg. >> all because of employees goofing off while on the clock. >> valtina pierce agred to reimburse the federal government. john beale is serving 2 1/2 years in a federal prison. to read his e-mail, good to the nbc washington app where you can click on investigations. >> parts of northern virginia starting it dry out from a whole lot of rain over the weekend p. this is what it looked like earlier in the day in woodstock in shenandoah county. a few hours later, the worst of it remained in this trailer park where 30 people had to evacuate their homes. four inches of rain fell on woodstock in just a short period of time overnight. >> a lot of people got a lot of rain and isn't there more on the way? >> there is. but i'm not worried about anything like that again. tonight we have showers developing and right now in parts of our area. most of us will remain dry tonight. let's look outside. first off show you conditions at the airport look good. 77 degrees right now.

wind out of the southeast at about 3 miles per hour under cloudy skies. notice the numbers though. cool all day today and temperatures in mid to upper 70s and 69 degrees at culpepper. 72 in gamingersburg. i mentioned the rain. most of us dry but notice right over towards annapolis, baltimore, and st. mary's county. we are looking at very heavy rain here and this rain not moving a whole lot. it is moving over annapolis for about the past half our or so. this is the area we could deal with, with potential slight areas of flooding. it is not affected a lot here but we could see flood awning area roadways. same thing thing down towards st. mary's county. all close to the bay. nothing else going on in our region but that's not the case all night long. we have one boundary that came through. almost a storm that made its way through indiana, ohio, kentucky. numerous severe weather reports. 70, 75 mile an hour winds. making its way down to the south

and east. still a boundary here. i expect to see a few more showers, maybe a rumble of thunder overnight and back towards chicago more thunderstorms, maybe even a tornado warning earlier. we are in this kind of pattern. however most of the severe weather is just down south and west as the ridge stays down south and west too. so monday, 11:00 no worries out there. just a few of those showers. watch what happens around 4:00 in the morning. notice shower activity from that boundary moving across the region. you will wake up tomorrow and there may be wet roadways but most of us will be dry. look around 7:00. everybody on the dry side and even during 1:00 hour. thinking of getting lunch outdoors. once again shower activity back toward the west. most of us tomorrow remains dry. isolated shower can't be ruled out. but it is really until 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. even 11:00. here is 11:00. here is another line that tries to develop and moves through the area. that's where we could see

stronger storms. not expecting anything severe. but any strong storms this would be the time to get those strong storms in here. that's what we will watch out for. impact forecast tomorrow. mostly on the low side. but moderate because of humidity and because of that scattered shower and thunderstorm chances. high temperatures tomorrow mid to upper 80s across the area. 88 d.c. 89 down towards fredericksburg. 74 degrees at 8:00. once again dry i think 12:00 and 4:00. storms to the west at 8:00 with a temperature of 84 degrees. 86 degrees on wednesday. starting off with cloud cover. then sunshine late in the day. couple of nice days. how about this. two in a re, thursday and friday. both beautiful. highs in mid to upper 80s before we good right back to the 90s. 95 on sunday. maybe a little heat wave as we hit 94 monday as well. >> that sounds good. >> thanks. >> we've got a new spin on the home run derby. that leads it a happy fan in cincinnati. jason's next with sports.

>> that was fun. >> and jimmy fallon is back this week with all 10 fingers. >> thanks guys. we're back with all new shows. paul rudd is here for a game. john blazer. echo

all right, jason i know you couldn't make it out to the park and you're a huge taylor swift fan. we have a guitar pick from her

dad who he was passing them out to photographers. >> that is awesome. i'm still trying to make that concert. >> your family trying to help you out. >> now sports for a moment. baseball and clocks usually do not mix. in fact they he have never mixed throughout the history of the sport. one of the beauties in baseball is that time never runs out on you. tonight in cincinnati, time was an issue. home run derby with a format and turns out baseball fans love buzzer beating home runs. manny my shadowachado, all smiles before the competition. he came to play. 19 home runs. 455-foot homer there. they didn't have time outs in the derby. teammate adam jones hooks him up to some machado sauce there. apparently it worked. 12 home runs in the first round for manny machado.

while he was knocked out by the dodgers, peterson finished with 14 home runs in the final round. peterson he was going against hometown favorite. cincinnati red todd frazier. he finished second last year in this competition. not lead letting the fans down for great american ballpark tonight. peterson with this home run right here. this in bonus time. he puts the icing on the cake. 39 home runs on the night. watch this. orioles adam jones. handing them the championship belt. frazier, 2015 home runh[ derby champion. >> nickname, downtown frazier. to the gold cup, united states taking on panama. pick this up in the first half. panama on the attack. he puts it home. to early 1-nil lead. in the second half here comes the united states trying to follow the ball here.

coming through for the united states. evening things up at 1. this is still going on in the second half.

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hits. demand for swift was so great she today add an extra show for tomorrow. at last check, jason tickets still available, 134 bucks. >> you can still get in. >> this could be something on ebay.

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