in exchange, meridian gets to avoid any further legal action in the case. >> a new type of government shut down crisis is brewing. the u.s. department of veteran's affairs is warning it will shut down va hospitals unless congress approves an 11th hour rescue plan for the agency. scott? >> the da won't say which local hospitals would close or close first if the crisis is not fixed by month's end. this is yet another last minute game of chicken on the hill. the va says it's about to run out of money and soon because of a surge of new veterans seeking care. there are two million more medical appointments this year than last year and because of soaring costs for a new expensive treatment for hepatitis c. congress in the coming days must pass a new law allowing a shift of billions of dollars in the budget to hospitals. congressional leaders not happy about it. >> for them to come up at the 12th hour and tell the congress that they need $3 billion more or they're going to shut hospitals down is the most agreejeous thing they have done to date. they said call headquarters and headquarters sa

pimm: let's bring in joe, a group.ant at the he is also a former meridian equity partners trader. joe, i am wondering if you can just describe what you believe is going on and what is being done to fix this? : what i know is going on, and i am enough to be walking in the building at the time you reached out, i got some clarification. a lot of fat and a lot of fiction. people like to use that fiction to roll the bowel -- or rolled a barrel a little bit. volume only makes up a fraction of the stock. in actuality, we can trade down here. everybody on the floor can access all markets at all times. it is part of the regulations put in place years ago. what is more important is the fact that there was a technical glitch pre-market that was known about on a small scale. it had to do with the gateway for flow coming into the exchange and executing here on the platform. unfortunately, that was exacerbated and not fixed. exacerbated and as time went on, open trading began to commence. and let -- around 11:38, it became a problem and a detriment . shutting everything down and rebooting, just

leon: the meridian healthcare solution repay $45 million to avoid legal action abou the poor performance. it crashed in 2013 after the launch of the affordable care act. they rebuilt it with the different technology. maureen: you might know lifelock incorporated as identity theft company but tonight the government says the company is misleading the customers about the protection. they say lifelock did not set up a comprehensive program to protect customers data. it accuses the company of making false claims in the add. lifelock says it will defend itself in court. leon: we will tell you the surprising thing that could be behind this in the consumer alert. >> plus firefighters say extreme heat played a role in the house fire on sunday. robert: the laidest on the timeline for braid -- latest for the timeline for the brady verdict. and why bryce harper loves the staff so much. maureen: "7 on your side" with legal matters. we are helping get your questions answered. nine attorneys from the neighborhood legal services program in the newsroom to hear your concerns. you can call the number on y

this happened at an apartment at 16th street northwest across from the meridian park. if you recognize the attacker, call d.c. police. >>> coming up on 4:30 on this wednesday morning. >> let's check with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to find out if we're getting any more rain. >> well, possibly by later this afternoon, things are improving. and charlottesville south of fredericksburg, the next coming of hours in the metro area, we're beginning to dry out some of the pavement still wet from the overnight showers. temperatures 60s, shenandoah valley. and in the mountains 61. shenandoah valley near 70. low to mid-70s in the metro area. and we've got a partly cloudy sky from the tower camera, sun rises at 7:25. and chance of a thunder shower from noon time to maybe 3:00 a.m. after that the sun will be coming back home upper 80s, by afternoon, lower 80s and partly cloudy by late afternoon. melissa has breaking news. >>> breaking news in southeast wag. outbound suitland parkway we're shut down. you can take pennsylvania avenue to branch avenue to avoid this. inbound

all this happened at an apartment building on 16th street in northwest across from meridian hills park> tonight after accusations of overcharging, the district is looking for a new school food vendor. earlier today, chartwell school dining services informed the d.c. council that it was pulling out of its contract. just last month, the vendor paid $19 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of overcharging the city. chartwell says it would continue to provide service until the district finds a new vendor. mayor muriel bowser issued a statement tonight saying the district would explore all legal options. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is expected to endorse chris christie for president tomorrow. christie's campaign confirms it will have a special announcement at 10:00 a.m. at the tt diner in indianapolis. christie and hogan are friends and the new jersey governor played a big role during hogan's campaign for governor of maryland last year. >>> it's a historic deal, but in no way a done deal. congress now has 60 days to review the nuclear agreement reached today between iran,

across from meridian hill park. if you recognize the attacker in this video d.c.olice would like to hear from you. >>> we expect police departments in our area are going over a lot of options right now for officer body cameras today. companies put the latest technology on display at the dulles expo center. they included cameras with front facing screens one with stealth mode and encrypted videos show they can't be deleted in the field. there are concerns about privacy and security concerns. >> what happens after you get this video? how is it stored? how is it analyzed? what happens if a person from the public asks for a copy of it? >> not only do governments have to figure out all the rules they have to figure out how to pay are for the cameras. >>> a mosque was vandalized and now it will install security cameras. the faithful were inside for morning prayers when they heard a loud noise and the mosque began to warm up. the group bought a security system several months ago but the cameras were never installed. >>> a mall in kenya is about to reopen. the westgate ma

this happened early friday morning at an apartment building at 16th street northwest across from meridian hill park. if you recognize the attacker call d.c. police. >>> we told you express lanes are coming outside the beltway. we're learning how they'll pay for them. they're expected to announce it will contract out the lanes on 95. we could also learn that it will be entirely state-run. >>> in maryland a first 4 traffic alert. starting tomorrow night inbound crews will shut down lanes near connecticut avenue. they're making emergency repairs to the overpass above the road. maryland state highway say there's a problem with the concrete on the bridge. they're going to be on the three lanes every week now until that issue is fixed. >>> governor larry hogan is expected to endorse chris christie for president. christie campaigned with hogan last year. and christie has been wearing a hogan strong bracelet since hogan announced he's fighting cancer. we will see a special announcement in indianapolis today. >>> today, teachers group have endorsed hillary clinton. the teachers backed bernie sande

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meridian will pay $20 million up front. maryland wasn't the only state to have problems. oregon and nevada abandoned their state exchanges and now use the federal one. at the live desk suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: an appeals court in chicago overturned some of the convictions of rod blagojevich. he is in colorado prison serving 14-year prison after convicted of 18 corruption counts. most of them were on charges that blagojevich wanted campaign money for a job in exchange to promote someone to obama's old senate seat. kimberly: a worker recovering after suffering an electrical shock at the u.s. supreme court. it happened 9:45 this morning. the person was transported to the hospital center and we are told the injuries are life threatening. and it's still unclear to us what caused that shock. jonathan: there is a developing case in fairfax county where a woman's death is now called suspicious. police did find the woman's body near a parking garage on dulles station boulevard. in the hearndon area. the idea has not been released but stephen tschida is following the i

some other places off the mall where you can see the fireworks, lincoln park east capitol street meridian hill. we have lots of folks gathering in those areas, a little bit further away, stale good view, but a little farther away from the maddening crowds. >> reporter: now, if you want to avoid those maddening crowds tomorrow, you can still come down tonight from 8 to 10:30 and catch the rehearsal concert here at the capitol grounds. you know, chris and wendy, a lot of people like me were probably thinking of going to chicago for the grateful dead's final concert this weekend but with joan jett trouble funk kc and the sunshine band, foo fighters and the symphony in town, who needs to leave? remember, no drones but you can bring your selfie sticks. on the national mall, mark seagraves, news4. >>> i'm melissa mollet with your first four traffic. info for this weekend. on the rails, saturday, trains running on metro from 7 in the morning to 3:00 sunday morning be. the mall entrance entry only after the 9:30 at night because of all those folks enjoying fireworks. smithsonian station open all

some the places off the mall where you can see the fireworks lincoln park, east capitol street, meridian hill, we have lots of folks to gather in those areas, a little bit further away, stale good view but a little further away from the maddening crowds. >> reporter: this is the 35th year for the capitol fourth concert. the producer of all 35 shows says the budge he was so small for the first concert, it almost didn't make it on the air. >> 35 years later, we got all the best equipment, academy awards, grammys, the tonys and the station wide, doing very well. >> reporter: of course, no coolers, no bottles no guns, no fireworks of your own down here on the mall much the first time, no drones. you can't bring your drones on to the national mall. now, if you are coming you should sign up for text alerts from the national park service by texting july 4 d.c. to 888777. if you can't write that down just go to the nbc washington app. we have got everything you need to know right there coming up at 6:00, there is one major change tomorrow that you're going to want to know about if you're plannin

greenwich made it -- greenwich meridian or something?h that two minutes i'm not going to get to you. what i do want to do is tell you thanks. it is courageous. we do this all the time, so sitting in front of those people, it comes second nature to us now. but i'm sure for you, it is a little bit frightening. maybe not. maybe some of you are studying theater or something and you might break out into song, which is what i am going to do right now. ok, here we go. [laughter] [applause] you have to stand up and line up here with me. this is aerobic so we will get a little blood flowing. i do this every year. and i get invited back so it must be ok. despite whoever is running that thing, trying to kick me off the stage. i am not leaving until i finish this song. you can't make me. it is a little irish ditty known as "the unicorn song." do you know the motions? you are going to learn the motions. here is how it goes. ♪ well, there were green alligators and longnecked geese there were humpty dumpty camels and chimpanzees [laughter] there were c

the planes are there from my congressional district from meridian mississippi, the airplane calledole miss, for which they set the record for longest time in the air, 27 days, back in 1935. and their partner, mechanic, inventor friend invented the shutoff valve so you could safely transfer the fuel, which even today with just some minor modifications is still what's used today. you have this single engine plane they stayed in for 27 days with this catwalk built around it because they had to climb out and service the engine during flight. during construction we're confident that will be fully displayed. anyway, that's another deal there. it's true. every exhibit has a great story. and so we're very thankful for that and those opportunities there. how do you foresee going forward? i know that chairman miller discussed this. you're planning on keeping this open at least in part during those construction years. how many years will that air and space renovation take place? >> we are still in the midst of detailed design and planning. right now our best estimate is it will take about four a