whichage shows ial, started moving vehicles for the feds in may, has more than 14,000 cars in transit. approximately 70% of them are already past the required delivery date. the army is now picking up the contractor's slack. a 309 andding ial dollar contract, a team of -- $300 million contract, the military is going to do the work on your dime. it is being sent to vehicle processing lots like this one in baltimore, and container freight stations near the ports, to physically find the missing cars, log them into a database, and track down the cause of delays. >> i do not anticipate any day getting a call or e-mail that my car is here. i think we are kind of in for the long haul. ial says it has been making significant progress, with 90% of the cars dropped off past august 1 being on track or an on time delivery. as for cars before that, the company said this is going to help them update customers and move along those cars. abc 7 news. >> good work there. if you have a tip for our watchdog team, e-mail it to us. tonighte on storm watch . you want to keep the umbrella handy if you are he

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they have assembled a team of experts to track down the vehicles and they are working with ial. they took over the contract in the busiest time of the year. they have now hired extra workers and set up a call center to help the families find their cars. >> all right. so frustrating. 11:00, the epicenter of 19 investigations -- an abc 7 camera caught this incident. tonight, an officer's actions are being reviewed. we spoke with an attorney and we are told is the teen -- live in the newsroom, tell us about it. >> a report last night, the mother of teen filed a complaint about the way her son was treated, but she was also concerned about the arrest leaving him with a record. one attorney said she has every right to be concerned. went to pick up her son after his arrest. she took the montgomery county police officer at his word. she was disappointed and thought her son was exaggerating. >> he told me my son was resisting arrest. >> then she saw the video on monday night. the most disturbing part was seeing the officer with his hand around her son's throat. >> was that necessary, and

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ial isaking progress. calls are down from 800 calls a day to 500 calls a day. if they continue to be a problem, the military says it can revoke the contract. another picture-perfect day in our area. see what is in store for the weekend, keeping figures crossed. steve rudin, what is the word? >> right now, it is comparable. temperatures are cooling down to the west, 73 degrees. compare that to the upper 50's, winchester and martinsburg. the skies for the most part have cleared out, looking at mainly clear skies around the capital beltway. a few clouds to the north and west of us. tomorrow morning, another cool start, but not as cool as earlier this morning. lows from the 50's of the west of us, lower 60's in the district. talking about the next seven days in a few minutes. >> thanks, steve. new at 11:00, hundreds attended a vigil for a three-year-old murdered in prince george's county. sunday, a man shot into the house they were in. tonight, hundreds gathered in their honor in northwest washington. this mother had this message for her daughter's killer. my daugh

. >> despite moscow's hollow den ials, it is now clear russian troops and equipment have illegally cross the border into eastern and southeastern ukraine. >> president putin is clearly not impressed. he professes to be baffled by western reluctance to criticize ukrainian leadership in kiev. >> our correspondent in kiev. we hear the war of words is heating up, and now we are going towards an eu summit this weekend. what is the level of hope in kiev that the eu is about to increase sanctions on russia? >> to be frank, looks like ukraine's only hope is for the eu and western partners. for example, yesterday after the meeting of the ukrainian defense counsel, the president said ukraine is able to fight russian troops on its own, it j ust needs more advanced weapons and intelligence technologies. it looks like during the summit ukraine will try to achievetwo goals. first, it will try to get military support, even in the form of weapons or technology. secondly, it will try to force eu countries to apply more pressure on russia to back off. in what form this pressure will be applied, this is to

said,ial performance they look, was going to lag.ome about 50%s of those on the ground to focus online. it is all about getting onto your computer, your mobile, your tablet. and revenue did fall in the revenue space. they have been spending big getting the playtex system ready. but it is working in terms of customers. they added 48%p, in terms of the people that signed up to their digital presence. 28% of those people, about a third are active users. they are making bets, half of that mainly on the mobile. that is really the future, the mobile. you can get the statistics and timelines offered. also pay by paypal, all on wallet. they won't be able to target you, market you more efficiently. they can do that. they know who you are and what your digital presence is. it seems that the ceo has had a stay of execution. he has been under a lot of rusher. they -- pressure. they have had a lot of profit warnings. many knew that the financials weren't going to look pretty but the digital business is starting to bear fruit. >> shares might be u

but ial want to remind my -- i also want to remind my colleagues that the claims backlog is a problem that congress created. congress has required cms -- appropriately -- to be increasingly vigilant in detecting and reducing the amount of waste, fraud and abuse in the $600 billion medicare program that covers 51 million beneficiaries. this emphasis on program integrity is critical both to the health of our nation's seniors and to the protection of our taxpayer dollars. but this increased scrutiny has not been coupled with additional funds to address the influx of claims and appeals that have resulted. with the medicare prediction drug act, congress created the medicare administrative contractors, the zone program integrity contractors and the recovery auditor contractors' pilot program. in 2010 the rak program was made permanent and expanded nationwide. all of these conduct audits of medicare providers. each of these contractors have increased the number of claims being audited for payment accuracy in recent years. according to a 2013 gao study, the volume of post-payment claims revie

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. >> abc7 got a look at the contract that says ial is supposed to provide a secure website customersan use to track where their car is, with estimated and actual arrival dates. but on an i.a.l. complaint page on facebook many say that site doesn't work, providing inaccurate information. the buckley's listing says their car was shipped before the family dropped it off. >> they have taken our family's vehicles. they won't tell us where it is and we don't know when we're getting it back. >> but we now know more about how international auto logistics was chosen. they outbid the company that held the contract for more than a decade. the prior company's record shows a government rating of exceptional. >> customers from this contractor, they say not so much. i.a.l. says they are working on it, bringing in extra staffers to handle all the complaints and help customers find their cars. many customers taking matters into their own hands, showing up here and taking pictures and posting them on facebook to help people track down their cars. if you want to see what happens when we go into the off

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and the complex was laid out ial essentially so that all the materiel progressed from downstream to upstream, and the finished product and also the most dangerous part of the product was also located furthest away from the city of augusta. during the course of the war, this powder mill will produce mo 3.3 million pounds of gunpowder for the confederate government. in may of 1863, it was one of tn the principal places that the english military officer ned freemantle wanted in particular to visit. t he happened to be in augusta on sunday and was disappointed, because at that time all of the needs for gunpowder for the cof confederate army nationally had, been met, and there was no need to operate the powder factory on sunday. so they were keeping the sabbath and kept it closed.. now, if you remember kind of thh look of the color image of one of the buildings i showed you, you might wonder where the confederates get some of these ideas.et i just flashed past it again. p but this is the national armorya in vienna, austria. and notice the crenulated and square turreted form of this.of think back