information about other places that this man carlos deangelo bell worked. he's the former teacher's aide and coach that is accused of sexually assaulting a number of students and he told police he is hiv-positive. anna-lysa gayle with new details we are getting in. anna-lysa: we are learning that not only did he work for charles county public school starting in the fall of 2014, but he also worked for several other organizations in charles county. we just learned he worked for the charles county department of community services in the fall of 2008 as a facility attendant. he also worked for an after-care program. they provided services for j.p. ryan elementary school and william b. wade elementary school. and in the spring of 2016, he volunteered as an assistant coach for a track club known as "the comets." they were teams composed of 15 to 18-year-olds. detectives are also working to find out if he may have assisted with other types of sports throughout the region. these

significant because as you may recall, police began investigating bell in december of 2016 when they got a tip from a parent. he may have been in contact with children, even while he was under investigation. he was just indicted by the grand jury on friday. as always, charles county sheriff's office is asking anyone who may have been in contact with bell to give them a call right away. the number is on the website wjla.com. in the satellite center tonight, anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. in the meantime, three people are dead in 24 hours. all five killed in one county since saturday. jonathan: the numbers are actually down from the same time last year. alison: so tonight, our maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in suitland and he is taking a closer look at what seems like a deadly spike in prince george's county. brad? brad: you know what? it was a tough day. the sound of gunfire mixed in with the sound of fireworks. here in this community, th

gunfire. police found a man's body slumped over in front of an apartment building in suitland. there are bullet holes in a door and a window. there is a family in pain. >> these crimes have to stop. they have to stop. brad: the victim was william's nephew, tyrek walker. 18 years old. >> people thought it was fireworks. it has to stop. brad: it was a violent fourth. beginning with a shooting at 6:45 a.m. at this house on kayak avenue in capitol heights. a man propreviously attacked a -- a man who previously attacked a resident here broke in and shot and killed. it will likely be justified. >> he had a right to. brad: and more gunfire. robinson was killed after a dispute between two groups. police s

leads. all in all, a terrible spike in violence but police say so far it doesn't signal a trend. >> we are currently 14% down in our number of homicides when compared to this time last year. but these are more than just numbers. these are people. brad: yeah, so the police say they are working all of these cases very hard. nothing really links the cases. it just seems to be something that happened. i could -- it could be the holiday or the warm weather. people don't know. coming up at 5:00, we will look back to homicide that happened saturday night. when reported on it before. a man shot and killed on the beltway. the police now releasing new information. we'll be sharing that with you when we come back at 5:00. in suitland, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, brad. thanks. it was also a violent night in the district with nine separate shootings and stabbings across the city in a span of about five hours. in fact, six people were shot. one died. police do not th

alison: we have new information today about the man who escaped from i.c.e. custody on monday. court documents show that carlos rivas-mendez had already been deported from the u.s. five times before he was taken into custody. he was arrested july 3 on charges of being drunk in public. so then he was being transported to the i.c.e. office in fairfax when he complained that his handcuffs were too tight. he made a run for it. when officers pulled over to loosen the cuffs. nancy: 7 is on stormwatch with a chance of rain coming our way. meteorologist steve rudin is tracking the forecast. it's gray looking at the capitol building. steve: indeed. cloudy skies out there now and it will remain cloudy moving through the evening hours. the good news with the clouds, the rain out there now, not expecting anything to become severe. show you exactly where it's wet at this hour. we are looking at the wet weather to the north of us around the hagerstown area. once again, not looking for

showers are widely scattered. we may find a few embedded heavy downpours. but other than that, it's relatively quiet as we move through the evening hours. fredericksburg and down 95 is wet right now. around the capital beltway, a few sprinkles here and there. likely to slow things down just in time for the everything rush hour commute. temperatures, it's still warm even though we have the cloud cover. now in the middle 80's at reagan national airport. moving through the everything hours, if you have outdoor plans, temperatures fall to the lower 80's and eventually in the 70's. we are not going to drop much farther than that for overnight lows. talking about the day tomorrow, we are tracking timing of showers and thunderstorms that are likely to impact the rush hour commute. more on that coming up in a few minutes. nancy: steve, thank you. developing story out of florida where investigators are looking for cause of an explosion at the air force base near pensacola. no one was seriously hurt when the blast destroyed a lab that was in a building on the base. for several hours, though, people we

indoors and away from the huge cloud. it contained a chemical but it's since cleared. alison: we go to a developing story out of new york city where a police officer there was shot and killed as she sat in a command vehicle writing in a notebook. michelle marsh is at the "live desk" with the latest on this. michelle: the new york city police call this a clear assassination. this brutal attack, unprovoked. officer miosotis familia was sitting in a mobile command unit, as you mentioned, when she was ambushed. shot in the head. she was a 1246 year vet -- a 1246 -- 12-year veteran and mother of three, including a set of twins. her partner made this call for help. >> shots fired. [screaming]

a bullet! [bleep] michelle: officers caught up with the gunman a few blocks away. 34-year-old alexander bonds. he was shot and killed when he pulled a gun on those officers. he was an excon who ranted online about his treatment in prison. he was paroled from the new york state prison attyca in 2013 after serving six years for armed robbery. police commissioner james o'neil tweeted familia was assassinated in an unprovoked attack on cops assigned to keep new yorkers safe. >> she was on duty. she was doing the job she loved. after this shocking and the sudden attack her fellow officers came to her aid immediately. michelle: surveillance video shows bonds leaving a convenience store, walking along a wall and then pulling his hood over his head before walking up to

vehicle. police are still trying to figure out what his exact motive was. we will let you know as soon as we get more information. that is the latest from the "live desk," michelle marsh, abc7 news. alison: thank you. so tragic. this shooting conjures up memories of officer brian gibson. this happened here in d.c. he was 27 years old sitting in his cruiser, waiting for a light to change at missouri and georgia avenue when a man who had been thrown out of a nearby nightclub walked up to the cruiser and started shooting. the shooter was sentenced to life without parole. this is his mom, shirley gibson. every year, his mother holds a dinner in her son's memory for other police officers. she is a remarkable woman. she did say last december that that 20th dinner she held would be her last. she was going to take a little break. nancy? nancy: right now an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council underway. the topic

testing intercontinental ballistic missile. >> united nations with an emergency meeting demanding global action in response to a global threat from north korea. >> make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation. the threat to all nations in the region and beyond. >> as americans celebrated on july 4, north korea successfully launched two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile that fired 1700 miles straight in the sky. experts said had the north koreans angled it for distance not height the missile could travel well over 4,000 miles. meaning it could reach the u.s. mainland. >> so when does this happen? a year, two years, maybe three. but remember we under estimated the

president trump so far blaming china for failing to restrain north korea tweeting so much for china working with us. this as north korean leader continues to taunt america saying this was a package of gifts on independence day and a final step to create a confident and a powerful nuclear state that can strike anywhere on earth. for now north korea is vowing no negotiations. according to a top american commander in south korea, the only thing keeping the u.s. from going to war with north korea right now is self-restraint. in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. jonathan: scholarships are supposed to help ease the burden of paying for college. alison: still ahead at 4:00, find out how they can hurt your chances for financial aid. >> i was uncomfortable. my hand, my arm, my left arm was smashed up

wall. nancy: plus, why this mother was forced to hold her 27-month-old on her lap for a nearly four-hour flight even though she bought him a seat. >> hold on. i think something is going on over here. either he is playing around with an 18-wheeler. crazy place to be playing around. jonathan: later what this driver did to try to stop a potentially deadly situation out on the road. >> the day after the fourth of july reveals debris and damage from fireworks in d.c., coming up, what is happening with

jonathan: that was awesome. the big show. but we heard fireworks no matter where you live. and jeff goldberg showing us what it takes to clean up the unofficial neighborhood celebrations. jeff: the amateur fireworks on display last night in northeast washington looked like a professional show. >> some of it was loud. jeff: not only are they illegal in d.c., the aftermath left a trail of trash and debris throughout parts of the city. >> it's a good celebration. but sometimes we go overboard. we really went overboard this time. >> ed jackson the head foreman at minor elementary school in northeast where he has been on

years. >> i'm not new to the rodeo. >> jackson understands people want to have fun on the fourth but many don't consider the aftermath. >> they come out and shoot the fireworks. let's go home. what about the clean-up? different story then. jeff: at the corner of 15th and f northeast we found a trash can totally annihilated. it look like someone set off a firework inside of it. trash everywhere. this thick heavy plastic is totally melted. >> i think it's terrible. to see it looking like that, you know? jeff: this was the scene this morning at a park near 14th and up shire in northwest d.c. boxes of spent fireworks all over the place. back in northeast, ed jackson has just one request for 2018. >> oh, it would be great next year if i could get some of the parents to help us out. jeff: in north east washington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: the city department of

did special cleanings all day long, along parade routes, parks, out on the national mall. a lot to clean up. if you see a lot of debris from fireworks in your neighborhood call 311 and they will come out and pick it up for you. alison: check this out. this is a photo that d.c. police tweeted this morning. they have the four officers there. and then nearly 3 is 00 piece -- 3,100 pieces of illegal fireworks. these officers weren't even assigned to the fireworks unit last night and they ended up with this. we asked how many fireworks were seized across the city. they are still compiling the numbers but we'll let you know a total when they have one. nancy: in oregon dozens took to mount bachelor for perhaps the last ski weekend of the summer. it had enough to stay open for independence day. part of a three-day evented that many just had to take advantage of while it lasted. >> can't wait to do it again.

of the season in my lifetime. >> i have a unicorn onesie. nothing says skiing in july like polyester. nancy: someone was shirtless behind her. only the ninth time the ski resort stayed open this late in the season in nearly 60 years. jonathan: squaw valley in california and mammoth had it. fourth of july skiing. spring skiing is cool. summer skiing is rare. steve: the best snow of the season. jonathan: the only snow of the season. steve: slushing at this -- slush at this point. we had heavier rain south and west of us earlier in the afternoon to the morning hours. that has led up a little bit. still for the rush hour commute it's wet and a slow go for many of you. we are expecting guests or loved ones who went to work today after the fourth of july. like us, right? all right. the timeline and the radar from stormwatch7, head to south of d.c. to fredericksburg area. that is

moderate rains and embedded thunderstorms. not a tremendous amount of lightning out there now. this is going to stick around as we move through the early evening hours. slice and dice this storm for you now. it's something that is expected to become severe. if you are watching us in cott, virginia, you are looking at moderate rain at this time. maybe hear a few rumbles of thunder. other than that, once we get it out of here it will settle down a little bit. head north to frederick county. head to frederick. right now looking at the light shower activity. nothing once again that is expected to become severe. no lightning detected on here. we have the lightning detection on. bartonsville, wet weather. looking for the wet weather to continue in new market. the temperatures this afternoon in the middle 80's. the feels like temperatures are hotter than that. around 90 degrees at reagan national airport. where we have had heavier rains, the temperatures are cooler. that is why we are in the middle 70's in hagerstown and frederick. forecast this everything in the 80's. cloudy nd

thunderstorms. once again, not looking for anything to become severe. moving hour-by-hour tonight. the temperatures are not going to fall a lot. not inside the beltway. around 75 degrees. waking up early tomorrow morning. dress for comfort. bethesda, leesburg in the upper 60's to the lower 70's. the future cast, grab an umbrella heading out the door tomorrow. testify rain gear. 7:00 in the morning, maybe a slow go for the early morning rush hour commute. it will let up mid-morning in the afternoon. then an area of the heavier rain an thunderstorms likely to move across the area. 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. we get the heaviest out of hear by 8:00 tomorrow night. the sun sets at 8:40. it will begin to settle down at that point. the day planner tomorrow. highs are in the upper 70's to the lower to the middle 80's. ten-day outlook shows the temperatures warming up nicely to the middle to the upper 80's for the upcoming weekend. the best news, we looking t

going to fall for the weekend. as we move into next week, temperatures are near average. upper 80's to 90. chance of showers and thunderstorms. >> the fourth of july you think about those kind of things. alison: coming up, what this man is thinking about that could have you thinking, too. >> we will show you how to save hundreds of dollars each month paying off college fios is not cable. >> we will show you how to save hundreds of dollars each month paying off college and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com.

alison: "spotlight on education." there is a new law in maryland that limits college and universities from reducing a student's financial aid. they can only reduce age if it's permission from the provide veers. it was made after schools were caught lowering financial aid after students were awarded more fun. nancy: but sometimes you have loans. and "7 on your side" investigative reporter nathan baca shows how we could be leading the country to let you refinance the death. nathan: montgomery county residents may soon have the option to refinance their student loans. right now the interest rates are 8, 9, 10%. that could come down to 5% soon. that could mean hundreds of dollars each month back in the pockets of college students and their families. montgomery county says they would be the first county in

to lower their student loan rates. students are often stuck with the high rate loans to get an education. montgomery county says the program will nearly pay for itself bringing benefits to taxpayers. they are not allowed to refinance student loans. nathan: montgomery county council is expected to vote in the coming weeks. nathan baca, abc7 news. jonathan: breaking news. show you air force one touched down in poland a short time ago. we are waiting for president trump and the first lady to come off a plane. he will be in poland to give a speech and meet leaders there and then he is off to the g20 summit in germany. a lot of anticipation. we heard there would be a huge celebration in poland for his arrival and protesters as well. the only picture we have got the is -- is the door of air force one. it's landed in poland. we will keep an eye on this event and the trip

well. >> i'm still in shock it was happening. in front of my eyes. jonathan: coming up for us at 4:00, what this driver tried to do to stop a potential disaster from playing out on the road. >> a 14-year-old horribly injured by illegal fireworks just like this. we'll explain in a live report coming up. alison: ahead new at 5:00, a bear caught raiding the fridge. look at this video! this is amazing. what the home's owner had to say when he went to went to find out who ransacked his kitchen.

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jonathan: live pictures from poland where president trump and the first lady arrived there before heading to the g20 summit in germany. he is shaking hands. greeting party met him at the bottom of air force one. he will be whisked away in short order. this is the second overseas trip. first time was to the middle east. now on the way to germany via poland. we will continue to monitor what happens overseas. now from statet

level there are warning about the dangers of fireworks last week. today we find a boy who graduated from the eighth grade and recovering after losing three finners in an accident. and richard reeve has details. we put the warning out every year. the firefighters are quick to do it. we still see it happen. it's horrible. this 14-year-old boy lost three of the middle fingers and he had burns around his body from the fireworks. look what we found near the scene. here is what we know. he was hanging around with friends at 10:30 last night. at some point someone threw or tossed a firework in the direction of the 14-year-old and it went off. he

say it was a terrifying, upsetting scene. >> it went off. he was blocking it with his hands. he was throwing it out of the way because it was going off. he put his hand out to block it or knock it down and it blew up. his three middle fingers are gone. >> we are told that the parents are visiting visiting we 14-year-old at children's hospital. but a lot of the stuff is around here. many parents are upset. they are trying to figure out a strategy to keep this stuff out of the hands of their kids. we have more coming up at 5:00. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. nancy: important story. thank you very much. we are joined with steve rudin in the stormwatch7 weather center. you have a busy afternoon ahead. steve: it is. thankfully, though, we are not talk about severe weather.

the timing is not so great out there. let's go to the wall the show what is going on in terms of the areas seeing the wet weather at this time. it's mainly south of d.c. and north of d.c. right in the district. not a whole lot going on. at least not right now. head to the north, frederick county, moderate rain up 270. not looking for anything to become severe. however, don't be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder. head down south. this is where quantico, stafford, fredericksburg, spotsylvania, 95 over here. we know a little bit of wet weather and what it can do with slowing the traffic down. throw in the rush hour commute and it's a slow go. at least as we move through the rush hour commute. around the capital beltway, no worries at all.

the temperatures, nothing to complain about. summer in washington. we expect the temperatures in the 80's. that is what we have now. 84 at the reagan national airport. the temperatures fall for the 80's. we are tracking showers and chance of thunderstorms for the day tomorrow. i will give you the update in a few minutes. michelle: five days after forced to hold her 27-month-old son on her lap for a three and a half hour flight, mother getting an apology from united airlines. she bought the toddler a seat for a flight from houston to boston since he is too old to qualified as a lap child. while sitting on a plane a man came by and told her he had been given that seat as a standby passenger. she tried to talk to a flight attendant about it, she was told she had to give up the seat because the flight was full.

>> i'm asian and i'm scared. i felt uncomfortable. we didn't want it to happen to me. michelle: her son weighs 25 pounds and half her height. she lot feeling in her legs with him on her lap for so long. she paid full price for his ticket the gate agent never scanned the boarding pass. now united is apologizing, refunding her money and giving her a voucher for a future flight. jonathan: wow! world leaders now starting to arrive in germany ahead of the g20 summit. this morning the chinese president was visiting with the pandas at the berlin zoo. with the german president angela merkel. president trump now is also there after the quick stop in poland. we showed you live a second ago.

>> on friday, president trump and vladimir putin are meeting face to face for the first time. >> this is the single highest profile meeting that president trump has had with a world leaders. >> the president told reporters on the way out of town, "we'll have a positive meeting." >> the u.s. intelligence community blames election hacking on vladimir putin and something that president trump continues to cast doubt on making his relationship with putin complicated. >> i would love to get along with russia. >> vladimir putin, have you met the guy? >> tough guy. i met him once. i have no relationship with putin. i don't think i have ever met him. >> putin sent me a president. a beautiful present with a beautiful note. >> i have nothing to do with putin. never spoken to him. i don't know anything about him. >> the white house calling friday's face to face a

bilateral discussion. >> the idea that trump would show up to a meeting with vladimir putin and not say something about the election is astounding. >> the russians have their own agenda, they are calling at it full-fledged meeting. where vladimir putin will talk about reinstating the diplomatic compounds. in north west, maggie rulli, abc7 news. nancy: volvo is making a major change to the way they make cars. in 2019, the swedish car maker plans to manufacturer all vehicles with the electric motoreds to make them the first major car maker to do away with the traditional engine. volvo is committed to improving the environment. >> i expect that would happen. there was no way to stop it. michelle: that guy there is the man who shot the video of an 18-wheeler serving all over the road in pen on monday. he tried to pull up alongside the truck to get the

attention but he couldn't do it before this happened. the truck hit the center barrier and flipped. >> i thought he was dead. one of the first things i want to do is park on the side and around the cabin. then i see it coming down. >> it turns out the driver wasn't seriously hurt. but the road was closed for seven hours for the clean-up. police are still investigating whether the driver fell asleep or had other sort of medical problem. jonathan: at that point you are talk and an 18-wheeler. you can't get -- michelle: stay out of that way. jonathan: coming up for us at 4:00 -- >> added security measures. this time not reagan or dulles but in montgomery county. i'm kevin lewis with the story still ahead. nancy: plus, how the police officers ended up taking part in the fun. that is next! michelle: looks like a good time. but first, adrianna hopkins has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." adrianna: all right. th

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nancy: all right, everyone. back now and we are celebrating the birth of the bikini. applause from jonathan elias here. the go-piece swimsuit was first introduced by a designer in paris on july 5, 1946. happy birthday. this week in houston, this mother and daughter are teaming up to give away 50,000 bikinis. try and boost the online business. a lot of bikinis. jonathan: happy birthday. michelle: a couple of kids put on their bikinis for a gad old fashioned slip-and-slide. they weren't alone. they weren't exactly dressed for the part. but some people in a neighborhood called plicit to move the slide out of the road. but instead the officers made a splash of their own. they went for a slide. the officer said cars could pass safely so they left the slip-and-slide right there. no reason to ruin the fun, right? nancy: that is legit, too. it goes on forever.

video on facebook and it went viral in a second. that is the community operated policing you want to see. people shouldn't be driving fast anyway. go slow. >> i wonder if they called in, though? nancy: not fessing up to it now. jonathan: the neighbor didn't have any fun. animals have their own way of beating the heat. zoo officials in rome gave animals frozen treats. a group were offered block of ice with fruit inside. they seem to be happy. white tigers were given blocks of ice but they had to put meat in ther is of the ice blocks so it -- meat in the center of the ice. crunch on the outside and squishy on the inside. >> it came to the point we had to step back. then it blue -- blew up. nancy: what drove a man who ram a car full a propane in the apartment building. >> the calculations were 100% correct. putting him in the top tier of students taking a national financial lite

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police department. dionay smith was shot and killed sunday in his home. he was the younger brother of police department spokesman officer t.j. smith. >> i hate being in the news. i don't mind delivering the news but i hate being the news. this tragic situation that took place, that too many families have been through struck my family recently. michelle: baltimore is on track for a record number of murders. there have been 176 murders so far this year. three in the three days since smith was shot. police have not made any arrests in smith's shooting. jonathan: "7 on your side" now with a consumer alert. before you park in bethesda, the rates went up today. it adds up to a quarter an hour in most places. so if you are parking out on the street it's now going to cost $2.25 an hour. it's $1.50 an hour if you park in an jut door lot. if you head to a garage, it will cost between $1 and $1.25 an hour. that is depending where they

nancy: if you plan to attend a counsel meeting you may need to arrive a touch earlier. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis explains why. kevin: for decades, visitors have had to clear security at the montgomery county district and circuit courthouses in downtown rockville. today the county council building followed suit. opening two check points. all other building entrances now closed to the public. >> it's good. >> mabel smith didn't mind walking through a metal deck techor while her -- detector while her bag traveled through machine. >> airport beefed up security. i'm not offended. kevin: this comes amid a tumultuous political climate that generated a recent spike in county hate crimes. many councilmembers received threats after the rockville high school rape case made global headlines in march.

i think they are responding to done certains about that. >> they spent $300,000 on security equipment and construction. and plans to shell out 600 grand each year in staffing. banned items are guns,inis, explosives, mace,sy czars ands tasers to -- scissors and tasers to name a few. >> it's annoying. we go through the security in courthouse anyway. kevin: as of 2:30 this afternoon, the security guards here hadn't confiscated illegal items which is good but they are here and prepared to do so. michelle: yesterday, the declaration of independence turned 221 years old. it was given to this family in 1754 in a land grant from king george ii. they have been able to ke

generations. >> to look back and think we have been able to hold on to it this long, especially in a county that is urbanizing so fast is getting harder and harder to hold on to it. michelle: for sure! the family says it is important to have this kind of lineage because it gives them a sense of home that is hard to find now. especially in wade county. i lived in wade county in north carolina. you don't find things like that. nancy: you talk about the land grant from king george ii you are going back. michelle: you have history. nancy: cool story. jonathan: this is a crazy story. early morning fight that ended with an afternoon explosion. this is the aftermath here. police in florida say a guy filled a car up with propane tanks. intentionally drove his car into an apartment building. what you saw was one of the tanks blowing up. it's believed that he was targeting one woman specifically. perhaps an ex-girlfriend. the police say the two got in a fight and the man returned with four tanks of propane in his car. he did die in the crash. no one else was

he raced his car in at a high rate of speed in this apartment where five people were. apparently intending to kill them, blow the place up, create a fire or wreak havoc. jonathan: the good news no else one in the apartment building was hurt despite what you see there. nancy: let's check in now with larry smith at the "live desk" with what is coming up new at 5:00. larry: a major mystery captivated the world for 80 years. the picture that may show amelia earhart after her disappearance. and the surge in rescue following a hiking trail that could help people with the high nowhere injuries. major plan for wicked virginia bottleneck. that's in a few minutes for "abc7 news at 5:00". see you then. kellye: 17-year-old fin cook

numbers so when he signed up for a financial class -- >> it felt easy. i felt like i could do that. kellye: he aced the final exam. earning a perfect score on the certification test. something only a tiny percentage of the students who take the course accomplish. >> the students really get it. it comes naturally to them. >> wise is non-profit behind the test. an organization that invited students who earned score of 95 or better to new york for celebration. they were honoring at meeting of american finance. >> meating people, making contacts through the financial world and meeting other students. it was an incredible student for him -- opportunity for him.

outstanding achievement. now the teen who expected to pursue a career in mechanical engineering has a new interest in finance. >> i'm looking into pursuing more courses in finance. something i enjoyed a lot. you would like to do in the future. kellye: at fauquier high school in warrenton, kellye lynn, abc7 news. >> 7 is on storm watch. jonathan: look at this. this is a car that was swallowed up. we are on storm watch after the deadly typhoon blew through japan. thousands are forced from the homes. that gave you the idea of the damage they are seeing there. the things are expected to get even worse because they have more rain in the forecast. thousands of people are out of the home as a result of what they have had there. first the typhoon, now more rain. michelle: we saw the rescue video from china after the man holding on to the r

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nancy: maryland and virginia are among the 40 states refusing to hand over voter data from the last presidential election to the federal government. we take a closer look at the investigation into possible voter fraud

relationship the latest effort from trump is hitting a roadblock. 44 states refusing to turn over voter data for the advisory commission on election integrity. the panel seeking voter's full name, air dress, date of birthed, political affiliation, military status, criminal records and the last four digits of the social security numbers. >> i don't know why anyone has information to see why voting fraud occurs. we know it occurs. the question is to what extent? reporter: both red and blue states express concern. >> why would a state responsible for protecting the private personal information of all the voters release the information. >> in a tweet on saturday, president trump blasted the state's look of cooperation. numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished voter fraud panel. what are they trying

trump created the panel in may to investigate alleged voter fraud. after claiming without proof that three to 5 million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election. >> he wants people to believe he won the popular vote. the guy won. let it go. >> a privacied a vosy group filed a restraining order to block the panel this week calling the collection of the private data without precedent and crazy. >> the agency federal panel asking for detailed personal information put in a big data base without legal protection. that raises constitutional concerns which we will present to the court. >> a judge could decide on friday if they have the legal authority to collect personal information on voters. in washington, michelle macaluso. larry: right now at 5:00, u.s. and north korea in a

what has the military brass more concerned than ever. rescue along a popular potomac hiking area. why there has been trouble on the trail. >> shot! larry: a panicked call for he in the seconds after a new york city ambush. announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. larry: that is in the case of a charles county school aide accused of molestic students. we have learned the hiv positive educator and coach has extended history of working with children. jonathan elias joins us from the "live desk" with more on this. jonathan? jonathan: we are learning more as we peel back layers on this guy. in the last couple of hours we learned not also did carlos bell work at public schools in la plata in 2014 but he worked for other organizations in charles county. 2008, bell worked with the charles county department of community services. he also worked for an aftercare program through alpha best that provided services for j.p. ryan

b. wade elementary school in the spring of 2016. he volunteered for assistant coach for track club known as "the comets" made up of kids from 15 to 18. detectives are working to find out if he assisted with other sports throughout the area. that where they need your help. police started investigating bell in december of 2016 when they got a tip from a parent. he was led go from charles county schools. right now bell is accused of sexually abusing ten children. charles county sheriff office is again asking anyone out there who may have had contact with him or if your child tells you they had contact with him, they would like to hear from you right away. in the newsroom, jonathan elias, abc7 news. back to you. alison: developing now at 5:00, sabre-rattling after a north korean missile test. larry: emergency meeting of the united nations security council wrapping up where military action was not taken off the table. overseas the u.s. and south korean troops conducted jointed exercises that included