carlos deangelo bell now in the charles county detention center charged with assault. police believe he sexually victimized several or more boys and made porn graphic videos on his phone -- pornographic videos on his phone and admitted to detectives he is hiv positive. >> some of the evidence found included graphic images of bell sexually assaulting victims. nathan: charles county superintendent says she is coming to grips about how this could have happened inside the classroom. >> if you don't think i have asked myself that, thousands of times since learning you are wrong. >> before binge min stoddert elementary school, he worked as an aide and a track coach. he was kicked out of the school last december. >> a student parent observed suspicious texts messages on the child's phone that were sexual in nature. nath

wasn't working at the school any longer he was free until friday. the state's attorney blaming a backlog at the computer testing lab checking bell's clel phones -- cell phone. >> the relate is they don't have the resource to get it done more quickly. it doesn't mean they are twitteddalling their thumbs -- twiddling their thumb not doing anything. they are busting their hump. nathan: the parenteds have to have a gut-wrenching conversation with their children and if they get information they are asked to call police. there is a hot line number on the website wjla.com. reporting live in la plata, nathan baca, abc7 news. alison: thank you. abc7 team sent a text message alert as the horrifying details were emerging on the story. sign up for alerts on that and other breaking stories at wjla.com/text. kimberly: developing now ten people were hurt when a cab rammed in the airport. it happened in ana

up airport passengers. at least one person needed to be taken to the hospital. we don't know how the person is doing at this hour. police say the 56-year-old driver is being questioned but they don't think it was intentional. alison: gunshots on the beltway. a father of four shot to death while driving home. tonight a plea for help finding those responsible for the crime that police believe may have been random. maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us live for the hunt for a killer. brad? >> so much about the story is disturbing. the police looking for clues. it's a mystery. somebody on the beltway gunning down a motorist. that person or persons not yet caught. carlos lombre said his father adriano lombre worked hard,

wife and children. >> he wasn't in the family circle. he was the center piece to the family. he kept everybody together. life of the party. it wasn't a party unless my dad was there. brad: saturday night the lombre family lost its center when 55-year-old adriano was murdered as he drove the outer loop of the beltway north of pennsylvania avenue. police found him deceased in his car stopped in a travel lane. he had been shot multiple times. his car peppered with bullet holes. clearly targeted. but police believe he may have been randomly chosen. innocent victim. >> we believe it happened between 11:30 and 11:55 on july 1. saturday night. the beltway is busy as we know. there has to be somebody driving by at the time that saw something. >> no witness has been able to describe the kill ears car or any other detail of the crime. tonight one of the four children, his youngest son is making an emotional appeal.

>> somebody knows something. at 11:00, that is not 3:00 in the morning. at that time someone is on the road. come forward with information you have. brad: again. somebody saw something. on the north loop is where it happened. the car had "skin fan for life" in the back window. they are hoping they will come forward with a tip to capture a killer and eliminate risk on the beltway. kimberly: the pennsylvania man accused of shooting a recent high school grad in road rage incident is behind bars. 28-year-old david despar turned himself in after being on the run since wednesday when the police say

camera captured the moment where his truck tried to merge into the same lane as 18-year-old roberson. the police say it set him off and he shot the teen in the head. >> to shoot somebody in the head from one moving vehicle to another is a calculated act. kimberly: this occurred days before roberson was supposed to attend college. orientation at jacksonville university in florida. despar has been charged with first-degree murder. alison: two capitol police officers credited with stopping a massacre are being honored again. this time on the nation's birthday. special agent crystal griner and special agent david bailey were both hurt when the gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball practice. both still returned fire, though. stopping that gunman. the d.c. society sons of the american revolution will honor both officers in the july

ceremony tomorrow morning. kimberly: security is a big concern for the celebration on the national mall. this focus is on having fun. q mccray joins us live on the mall with a look at the spectacle and the security. when we were kids we could go anywhere on the mall. now that is not the case. q: not right now. that is for sure. besides the tourists there are crews here as well. we are set up in front of the main stage for the celebration. john stamos is hosting and you can expect to hear performers like the beach boys and yolanda adams to to name a few. united states of america celebrating it 241st birthday tomorrow. if. when you have tens of thousands invited to the party, preparation is key and strenuous. >> it's something else. >> from the parade to t

be hopping. we watched the legendary four tops rehearsed today and we caught up with the country music sensation and "american idol" star kelly pickler. >> i'm honored and privileged to be here. so blessed. >> she will be performing, too, but producers are getting ready for the 37th annual capitol celebration, law enforcement is prepping also. they brought out police dogs to sweep the national mall for anything suspicious. extra barricades are up. parking will be limited. d.c. police chief peter newsham says it is all hands on deck. >> the men and women of the metropolitan police, the police department take great pride in sacrificing their holiday to host one of the best fourth of july that there is anywhere in the country. q: a quick look around here and it is obvious that the police presence here is on full blast. they h

right now. so we asked tourists what do they think? do you feel safer when you see increased police presence? you will hear their responses in the 6:00 hour. until then, that is the latest on national mall. i'm q mccray. kimberly: thank you. our coverage of the fourth continues on wjla.com where you will find a breakdown of the road closures for the parade and the fireworks and you will find owe events and a way to share videos at the top. wjla.com. alison: so last year for the fourth you needed a sweater and a raincoat. how about that? what about this year? meteorologist steve rudin joins us from the weather center with what we can expect. hi, steve. steve: it will look better out there. we will dodge a few showers and thunderstorms. finger crossed between 9:00 and the 9:30 window when the fireworks are going on at the national mall we will get them in. take a look outside. hyatt regency camera.

mclean, virginia, few clouds here and there. filtered sunshine now. see it on the satellite and the radar over the d.c. metro area. it stretches to the delmarva beaches. at least it will remain dry. we move through the evening hours. we head overnight. the closest showers south of us across north carolina. here is the eating out forecast. it's great for barbecues. temperatures are lower 90's at 5:00 p.m. middle 80's by 9:00 tonight. if you have a late night dinner, it looks nice. we are talking about the day tomorrow. fourth of july. we are tracking a timing showers and thunderstorms. plus looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. more on that coming up in a few minutes. alison: see you then, steve. thank you. keep up with the weather anytime of the day. download the free stormwatch7 weather app to your iphone or android device. kimberly: a man who escaped i.c.e. agents near the dulles tell road has been captured. skytrak7 over the scene as police launched a manhun

he was on the run for a couple of hours. still ahead at 5:00, the scares in the air. the weekend of major plane issues including two deadly crashes. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. live at national park. we have the presidents. there is abe. you can see the fans are so excited to get a picture with the presidents. there is going to be a special performance at tomorrow's nats ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360™ smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. performance at tomorrow's nats it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds™. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. ends sunday.

alison: firefighters in baltimore fighting a fire that engulfed three row homes. incredible video. eight homes were damaged. one resident and a firefighter were both hurt because of this. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. alison: check on the weather situation. an important forecast coming as the fourth of july upon us tomorrow. steve rudin is here with the latest. i feel like often we are dodging

for fireworks around here. steve: we often are. last year was cool and wet and foggy but we still got them in. it didn't look that great. for tomorrow i don't expect it to be like that. so good news there. we are going to dodge a few showers. a lot of folks like to get out of there early for the perfect seat. they get out there around 11:00 or nancy, -- 11:00 or 12:00 noon and you may get wet. a lot of folks are enjoying themselves even though the temperatures are still in the upper 80's to the lower 90's. if you have plans to be outdoors for the next hour stay well hydrated. the heat can sneak up on you quickly. 88 at dulles. 91 at the reagan national airport. it's 88 at winchester. luray at 8 of. for 86. in the 70's in elkins and oakland. that is the place to be if you like it cooler and not as humid. the game starts tonight at

6:05. before you head home tonight stick around if you are going to the game. they will have a post game fireworks display. maybe you are not going but i'm sure you can see it across the southwest water front. so get out there and enjoy it. we have a band of clouds that stretches from the bay to the district out i-81. head north along the mason dixon line. hagerstown toward cumberland. looking at mostly sunny skies at this hour. head south in fredericksburg where you will break in the sunshine. the good news for the forecast tonight is it stays dry. it will stay dry overnight to tomorrow morning but tomorrow afternoon that is when it begins to change a little bit. showers and the thunderstorms well south of us across north carolina to tennessee and kentucky. that is where they will stay for the overnight hours. so problems for us around the d.m.v. we talk about th

tonight. around 73 to 75 degrees in downtown d.c. under partly cloudy skies. winds are out of the southwest. for the day tomorrow, waking up early on independence day, the temperature are in the upper 60's to the lower 70's. not staying there long. great morning to go for a walk and grab coffee. do exercise. maybe stake out the perfect spot. down by the national mall to get a view of fireworks. that listen -- that will happen tomorrow night. this model is updated and wants to keep it dry. at least for the 12:00 noontime hour. showers erupt at 2:00 or 3:00. not everyone will see them. by the 6:00 hour a lot of barbecues going on. picnic and outdoor activities. it's impossible to pin point exactly where each of the showers will set up and the timing. but the models are consistent it will stay dry inside the beltway for the big

tomorrow night. tomorrow, 92 degrees. fireworks time we have temperatures in the lower 80's. for the weekend, 86 to 88 degrees on saturday and sunday. kimberly: republican ed gillespie adding fireworks to the campaign platform. drawing in an explosive response. northern virginia chief jeff goldberg with why a gubernatorial candidate used the words "rinky dinks." jeff: when it comes to fireworks ed gillespie's position is pretty clear. >> in virginia our fireworks are rinky dink. jeff: a ca

tennessee across the border if republican candidate for governor said if elected he will support the statewide sale of fireworks sold in the air. >> in virginia, we are missing out. >> it ends with gillespie lighting a projectile and taking off. >> i thought if new jersey can do it, we can do it. >> he says the change would create thousands of new jobs and generate tens of millions in new tax revenue. >> allow for us to have more fun. fireworks have gotten safer in the past decade. >> we showed the video for guys on the tristate fireworks. the manager says many customers do want more powerful fireworks. >> it can help us. it will increase our product. give us a range of products. >> it's a safety hazard. >> and ralph northam said this of gillespie's

dr. northam likes fireworks as much as anyone but he also wants to make sure you can afford healthcare in case you accidentally blow your hand off with one. we would like to know if ed believes the republicans' healthcare plan would provide for that. >> he is not in support of it. he is not in favor of a lot of things that would create jobs. jeff: politics will carry us through the election. at tristate fireworks here, the big fireworks are selling well today and all weekend. all the fireworks like any in virginia they can't leave the ground. they don't detonate in the air. ed gillespie's plan would change that. but he says if the municipalities and the cities, counties didn't want to sell the big projectiles they don't have to. live in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> all right. keep us posted. kimberly: i'm good with the sparklers. alison: there ar

but they don't have to wait for the fourth. kimberly: the nationals have a big show tonight. that is part of the major plan. erin hawksworth has the fun. alison: hi, erin. how is it going? erin: it's going great. good to hear from you. i have the presidents here with me. unfortunately, they can't talk. but if they could i know they would be wishing everybody a very happy fourth of july. as you mentioned there will be fireworks after the game tonight. but this game already sold out. the you can't make it tonight don't worry. tomorrow there is a special treat for the fans. the rockettes will be performing pre-game. at center field plaza. and during the game they will be dancing on top of the dugout. earlier i caught up with a pair of rockettes. are you baseball fans? >> my boyfriend actually used to play baseball. so yeah, i'm a baseball fan. i'd say so. erin: for what team? >> he played for minor leagues in

what about you? >> i haven't watched much baseball but nothing like being in the arena. the hot dogs, the game. a great experience. whether you are a fan of baseball or not. erin: we are out here taking pictures and having so much fun. the fans are fired up for the game tonight. there is some other news. nationals are sending five players to the all-star game. unprecedented five players. you will hear from them coming up later in the show. back to you in the studio. alison: sounds good. kimberly: looks like fun. all right. i have a head at 5:00, we have a warning about the products that promise to improve your smile without big dental bills. alison: plus, the growing fallout from the president's busy weekend on twitter. kimberly: scare in the air. engine fires, dangerous turbulence and deadly crashes. the rough weekend for air travel next at 5:00.

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kimberly: take a look at the scene from the beltway. skytrak7 in the area after a tractor trailer flipped between connecticut and georgia avenues. two people were hurt. the injuries are not considered life threatening thankfully. right now the traffic is moving through two lanes. alison: an attempted traffic stop sent a state trooper and a motorcyclist to the hospital. a maryland state trooper tried to pull over two drivers overgh

drag racing on the beltway. the officer lost control and hit the median. a motorcyclist riding by then hit the cruiser. both were treated for minor injuries. kimberly: tonight old nears brought back to the surface after a weekend filled with incidents from crashes to severe turbulence and a major engine fire. danya bacchus looks at the scares in the air. danya: passengers told to evacuate this united express flight was flames shoot from the jet engine sunday. >> they were urging others to move quickly. keep moving. >> the flight from sky west from aspen just landed from denver when the engine caught fire. five dozen passengers forced to the tarmac as the firefighters rush in. just last week, another scare in the air. this time on an air asia flight going from australia to kuala lumpur. the plane shaking so violently

for the worst. >> we thought there was a good chance we would go down. >> ten pilot issued an ominous warning. >> all told, with everything, survival depends on your cooperation. >> 90 minutes in the flight the pilot is forced to turn back. this weekend smaller plane crashes across the u.s. some deadly. >> this is the most bodies i have seen at one time. danya: investigators in wisconsin trying to figure out what caused a cessna 421 to go down saturday morning killing six people heading to canada for a fishing trip. debris for half a mile after a plane crash that killed four members of a family. in california, miraculously only injuries reported when a twin engine cessna plummets from the sky crashing on the 405 freeway. today investigators are looking into what caused all the situations. danya bacchus, abc7 news, los

as a cheap and an easy way to improve your smile but it could be an expensive, pail and dangerous mess for your mouth -- painful and dangerous mess for your mouth. kimberly: testing your stomach's limit. how many burgers could you put away in ten minutes? the winner's jaw-dropping, stomach-aching total ahead. alison: chris christie's fiery respon after he was caught on -- response after he was caught on a

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states with the vacation homes for the governor. the others are north carolina, michigan and alabama. meanwhile, the white house is refusing to say if president trump will discuss russia's election interference when he meets with vladimir putin for the first time this week. the white house says details of the middle easting at the g20 summit in germany are still being worked out. thousands of the demonstrators are expected to show up against president trump's visit. kimberly: the tweet that has some saying trump crossed the line. edited video that shows donald trump beating up the cnn logo. kevin lewis went in the newseum in d.c. to see how people are taking the tweet. cnn says it advocates violence against journalists. kevin: president trump's own video tweet portraying him tackling a man with a cnn logo plastered on his face today had people outside the newseum

chatting. >> i am embarrassed. embarrassed that is how the country is represented. >> he needs mental health. >> the w.w.e. video originally filmed in 2007 was accompanieded by the #fraudnewsnetwork. >> it's horrible thing for the president of the united states partake in behavior like that. it's childish, boorish, buffoonish. every "ish" i can think of that is uncome plentary. >> -- uncomplimentary. >> last week, trump who is 71 attracted more attention after calling "morning joe" hosts joe scarborough and jeff bezos "psycho joe" and "crazy mika." >> is that how the president should act? no. it's divided up in canada. there are people who don't like trump and there are people who do

kevin: despite the pushback 39% of americans still say they approve of trump. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. kimberly: calling the request repugnant, the maryland attorney general says the state law prohibits him handing over voters' personal information to the trump administration. the administration wants that information as part of the investigation into unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. nearly 30 states said they will not cooperate with the probe. with most citing the privacy concerns. alison: checking our top stories a former middle school aide in charles county is accused of sexually abusing several male students and recorded the incidents on his phone. investigators say carlos bell is hiv positive. bell worked at several schools.

family wants answers after the patriarch adriano lombre was shot and killed on the beltway. married, a father of four, he was shot near the pennsylvania avenue exit shortly before midnight on saturday. they have not made an arrest but said he was shot on purpose. alison: final preparations underway for the capitol fourth. the party kicks off with a concert. beach brothers is performing and john stamos is hosting. it will be followed by fireworks on the mall. kimberly: federal prosecutors asked the judge to keep christianson in custody pending trial. he is suspected of kiddallen and kinging a student -- killing a kidnapping and killing a chinese exchange student who vanishedded a month ago. christianson was arrested friday a day after attending a vigil on campus. the f.b.i. says

often visited a kidnapping fantasy website. alison: just ahead, do it ourself braces. people respected doing that, are they? orthodontists say yes and we have the warning tonight. kimberly: and testing your teeth and stomach in a d.c. tradition. gut-wrenching number of burgers put away in ten minutes. >> the d.c. council sending out a search party hoping to find a piece of lost treasure missing for 35 years. the city is hoping pictures ring a bell. story coming up next. extreme anxiety.... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia:

a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. steve: all right. still have to get through the fourth of july tomorrow but let's talk about the upcoming weekend. maybe you are going to delmarva beaches. around 86 on friday. middle 80's on saturday. sunday is around 80 degrees. that is probably going to be the pick beach day of the

staying closer to home, showers and thunderstorms on saturday. temperatures around 88 degrees. by sunday drop in the humidity levels. highs in the middle 80's. looking good. here is the ten-day outlook from stormwatch7. tomorrow dodging showers and thunderstorms but i'm confident we will get the fireworks in with no problems at all. mid-80's on wednesday. back to the upper 80's to 90 degrees as we move in the upcoming weekend. and into the following week. you are watching abc7 news at 5:00 p.m. back after this.

alison: like it or not, july fourth tradition. not for those who are weak. what draws people to try to eat as many burgers as possible in ten minutes? tom roussey takes a look. >> they are going to have ten minutes to eat as many burgers as they can. tom: z-burger has been putting on the contest for eight years. competitors are names like notorious b.o.b. and this is a full body workout. >> can you feel the turbulence? tom: but a later named molly schuyler who took them all down for the third year in a row. these are the bur

but in ten minutes she was able to eat 21. she thys she had an -- she thinks she had an off day. >> i was sluggish this year. put away 28 last year. >> 21 this year looks good doing it. >> she ate 21 burgers. i'm just like -- where did it go? >> d.c. born and raised, beasley says the parents used to call her a human garbage disposal. so she figured she could do this. >> you think what the heck, it's a little hamburger. >> there is no keeping up with molly. >> she is on ten. i'm on three. i tried to make a double burger. that is it. i can't go no more. >> just in case; the paramedics were on the standby but they weren't needed especially for the champ who is the top ranked competitive eater in the world. >> a couple of years ago somebody bet me i shouldn't eat a five

i did it for the heck of it. i find out i can make more money doing that than a job. >> tom roussey, abc7 news. kimberly: no time to recover from that. the damascus water tower won't get a planned makeover after all. they have been campaigning and raising money to get the storm ing hornet on the side but they have been deny according to the "washington post." it looks too similar to the georgia tech yellow jacket. they reached an agreement hundreds of pages long on how to school could use the logo. the university will not sign off on the display. alison: still to come. global recall. we all remember it. hundreds of thousands of cell phones that could explode in flames. they are headed back on the street now. kimberly: braces can be so expensive. but fixing the damage from doing it yourse

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kimberly: now a "7 on your side" consumer alert. do-it-yourself braces, teeth whitening and mouth guards. the companies behind some beautifying alternatives says the medical community doesn't like competitors that are cheaper. and they warn against the d.i.y. project. >> they will do anything they can to get it cheaply. >> increased number of people try to do it themselves. >> 13% of the membership indicate they have seen increase in patients and tried do it yourself procedures. >> what could go wrong? >> start with the extreme. we blurred these images. trust us, they are nasty. >> dealing with it for 41 years. >> when we

told him to use rub bands to close his teeth. this shows what happened. each morning the bands would disappear and the orthodontists found out where they went. >> the rubber bands penetrated up in my gums and strangled my teeth and were drawing them out. >> eventually his teeth fell out. $50,000 to undo the damage. he is not opposed to all d.i.y., he is okay with the drugstore whitening strips. >> the worst thing there what happens is it doesn't bleach it well. >> and bite it when you watch tv you could solve it that way. glen rubber bands to close a gap. i'm amazed to hear you say you have recommended a small rubber band to close a gap. >> but it's supervised. >> the look of the supervision worries him with the vitu

orthodontist promising teeth straightening for all. smilecollectclub.com report rapid and exciting growth without hassle of in-person business. others complain about the other hassles like look of customer service, crooked aligners and missing treatment plans. b.b.b. says they are working to resolve all complaints. >> you don't know what you don't know. >> bad tries could mean you will swallow bleach. around a loose filling and it require a root canal. >> it hurts me to see that.

themselves. >> take it from someone learning the hard way. it might pay to put your money where your mouth is. kimberly: we tried for seven weeks to get a response from the smile direct club. they annalsed the questions. not correctly but they a point saying the affordable and successful model challenges the business of more traditional models and it is unsurprising it's generated anticompetitive opposition from that community. read the full exchange at wjla.com. alison: thank you for the information. we have another consumer alert. samsung found a way to reinvent the galligan note 7 phone. you remember that. they are recycling part from make a new model. the old note 7 batteries were causing explosions and the fires. which led to the

there is a new battery and they say it's passed extensive testing. it goes on sell this week. kimberly: get ready to return to the danger zone. yeah, more than three decades after the original "top gun" maverick will land in theaters in july 2019. one of the top film of the 1980's helped make tom cruise a superstar. they can't out do the first one. can they? >> a new "top gun" for a new generation. find out how the weather will

will the weather cooperate? >> for most of the day. it's impossible to say who will see rain or not. the temperatures are in the upper 80's to the lower 90's. martinsburg 90. dress for comfort if you are out and about through the early evening hours. come early tomorrow morning. this is what it will look like on the storm watch 78 satellite and radar. a band of clouds across delmarva. it will stay dry. there are mostly cloudy skies

for now. the showers and the storms will remain as we move through overnight. the temperatures are waking up tomorrow morning and 70 in fairfax. the fireworks or the fourth of july forecast looks nice. showers and thunderstorms late afternoon and early evening hours. we will get showers out of here by 9:00 until 9:30. temperature trend will show daytime highs middle to the upper 80's to 90. as we move through the next ten days. alison: okay. a lot of red on there. we were just saying. thank you. kimberly: somebody who doesn't mind the heat is erin hawksworth. she has the latest on the

we are moments away from the first pitch at the national park. strasburg on the mound. earlier start. 6:05. they are just about ready for the game time. the fans want a glimpse of the five nationals player named to the all-star game. daniel murphy, max scherzer and stephen strasburg. this is the most starting players they have had in the all-star game. >> this is a huge honor to go with my teammates this year. a blast. >> the whole thing, man, parties, the home run derby, the game. red carpet. more parties. a party for 72 hours. erin: so we know that

be doing. meanwhile, dusty baker couldn't be happier. he is a two-time all-star himself. this is supposed to be an exhibition game but baker wants the guys to enjoy themselves and play well. >> i want them to get accolades themselves. that is like one of your children going to the all-star game. let them go. >> so again, moments away from the start of the game. 6:05 against the methods. it should be a good -- against the mets. it should be a good one. back to you. kimberly: looks like fun. alison: have fun. see you soon. coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- what had tennis star

alison: emotional day at bimmable don where venus williams won on the court but left sobbing after it. it comes after her recent past caught up to her across the atlantic. >> after winning her opening match she walked off in triumph but was soon in tears. she struggled to contain herself after an accident that left a 78-year-old man dead. >> there are no words to describe how devastating. i'm completedly speechless -- completely speechless. >> i ask you to respect her wishes, please. >> give her a minut

>> maybe i should go. >> williams returned a few minutes later but would not talk about the accidented on june 9, near her florida home. police say she was at fault for the crash with another car that caused the death of 78-year-old jerome barson and seriously injured his wife. the family filed a lawsuit. williams has not been charged. >> to be charged guilty in automobile accident there hall to be a finding of reckless or wanton conduct. none of that appears to be the case. so unlikely she will be determined criminally responsible for the death of the man. >> meantime, venus williams who won wimbledon five times is back on that road to victory. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >> i apologize on behalf of charles county public schools. jonathan: a superintendent devastat

accused of sexually abusing a number of students. what the aide said that has the health department in the investigation. >> we look at the july 4th festivities and what the weather will be like. >> what was this person doing on a tractor trailer that literally dangling over a bridge? we will tell you. >> we begin with a terrifying health alert tonight. jonathan: police at a number of schools may have been infected by a teacher's aide with hiv. now the former track coach is behind bars accused of sexual assault. michelle: nathan baca is live in la plata where there is concern there could be more victims. >> a gut-wrenching time for the parents to have a conversation with

children. they have to ask did carlos deangelo bell, was he in the classroom? if so, they want to hear from the parents. 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell worked as a teacher's aide at the benjamin stoddert school. and previously at j.p. ryan elementary school and track coach at mcdonough high school in 2014. bell was kicked out in december after police spotted a text message from bell on the child's phone. the state computer experts report child pornography on bell's phone showing he sexually assaulted boys inside the classroom. bell admitted he's hiv positive. >> it is devastating to us that something like this could take place in a classroom. in a school building where the adults are charged with taking care of