classrooms with an accused sex offender. nancy: a meeting between president trump and putin was not the only one. we got word of a second face to face. alison: an arrest sending shockwaves across the globe. the woman in this video arrested for what she is wearing, next. . abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. there is something very angry about the way the superintendent and the charles county school board has been handling things. nancy: crucial confrontation and a scandal that shook charles county. alison: former teachers eight accused ofarlos bell sexually abusing children and revealing he is hiv positive. nancy: parents are teaming up to talk

the church where they came together tonight. anna-lysa: carlos bell's arrest sent chills up parents' spines. themht was a great way for to hear from experts as they get ready to send their kids back to school in about a month. >> if we see something that does not look right, we let it be known. anna-lysa: parents and experts prayed for guidance tuesday the first baptist church inch saint charles full stop the town hall meeting after carlos bell's arrest last month. via stars with mccain child pornography at his home and the middle school where he worked. at least seven middle school boys have been identified as victims. >> we thought it was important to do this because many of us are mothers. anna-lysa: among the panelists who participated in the town hall, health professionals who share tips on warning signs parents should be on the lookout for in the new school

, use properions names for proper parts. anna-lysa: the types of messages parents need to hear. >> there something very angry about the way the superintendent and the charles county school board has been handling thing. -- handling things. anna-lysa: in just 10 days, leaders with the school board will meet with parents and benjamin stoddart middle school, where they are sure to face many questions. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. i-teamthe 7 on your side has been looking into why it took months for the police to arrest carlos bell. the charles county sheriff's office said it took six months from the time they took his phone to the time they found child pornography on it. the reason they say, a growing backlog at the state computer crime lab. maryland has a backlog of 14 cases. virginia has aac

cases. the police are investigating if crimes in the any six months between his phone being taken and the arrest. alison: breaking right now, the police on the scene of a deadly shooting in laurel. not many details at this hour, but sky track 7 is flying over the scene, conte road. stay with us for updates as soon as we get them. nancy: president trump calling reports of a previously undisclosed second meeting at the g 20 between him and russian president vladimir putin "fake news." he said the dinner with world leaders was made to look sinister. a senior white house official said the meeting which took place during the dinner lasted nearly an hour. no word on what was said, only that a russian translator was present. 11 people injured by paintball shooting

the police want help finding this car of interest. it is a silver or tan ford fusion with maryland tags. there are six incidents involving paintball guns today alone. the victims were random. 11:00, reckless driving charges for a fairfax county cop involved in a neck senate last winter. an investigation found him speeding with no lights or siren. tom roussey is live in falls church. i understand the chief is responding to this investigation now? and he saysalison, the man the officer injured is still in rehabilitation from his injuries. the man was in a van where the car is, wanting to make a left turn. he wanted to go that way down patrick henry drive, but from leesburg pike down from that direction came a police officer we now know was going way above the speed limit. video

driver showed what happened saturday morning, february 18. we now know the officer was a two-year fairfax county policeman who was responding to a disorderly conduct call. investigators determined he was 40 mile per hour zone and his lights and siren were not on. virginia,he code of at that speed, he is required to have his lights and siren on. tom: after consulting with the commonwealth's attorney, he decided to charge the officer with reckless driving. he had already been taken off patrol. now he is on administrative leave. >> we are not above the law, and unfortunately somebody was injured and we need to take responsibility. normally a driver making a left has to yield come in this case the officer was at fault. >> at least 28 miles per hour above the posted speed limit. this is a danger to life, limb, and property. tom:

says it is ultimately up to him whether the officer keeps his job. he said he is waiting on the outcome of the court case and a police internal affairs investigation. live in falls church, tom roussey, abc 7 news. to tella scary scene you about in fairfax county, where somebody was driving the wrong way on 395. the police say the driver was involved in the next event, then went up the express lane ramp, broke the gate, and went northbound in the south down lanes. this happened this afternoon. no serious injuries, but the 61-year-old woman is charged with reckless driving. matters, a health lot in county chipotle will reopen for a health scare. this is the location on route seven in sterling. multiple people reported getting sick after eating there. chipotle says it is working with the county health department to resolve the situation.

will be back open tomorrow. steve: the first forecast this tuesday evening, a few showers and thunderstorms just north of the mason-dixon line, north of hagerstown. should not amount to a whole lot. tonight we are not falling much, only to the middle 70's downtown d.c. tomorrow we will crank up the heat and humidity. daytime high temperature tomorrow, 95 to 98, feels like closer to 100. if you like it hotter than that, wait until you see what is on the way. hottest day so far this season, coming up. nancy: developing outcome come a promise the president ran on -- repeal and replace obamacare. alison: the latest effort to do that is now dead. president trump said he will let the affordable care act fail. michelle: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell late tonight insisting a procedural vote to repeal

regardless, this is a big setback for the trump administration. several republican say they will not vote for the bill. despite the lack of votes, the president believes there is hope. >> i don't think it's dead, no, but i'm certainly disappointed. for seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress. and when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. said he: the president is fine with simply letting obamacare fail. the white house has invited republican senators for a lunch tomorrow. on the agenda, health care and strategy. to be continued. alison: michelle, thank you. formerelopments, a staffer pled not guilty to cyber stalking a member of congress. he is accused of circulating nude images of the virgin islands delegate plas

her husband. onudge released the aide bail, but he is not allowed to leave the country or use social media and must stay away from the representative. nancy: in prince william county, and all that search for a babysitter. she was asleep and the 2-year-old she was supposed to be watching left a parking lot by himself the police want to find her and charger with a felony. richard reeve has the investigation happening now. richard: it was inside this dumfries apartment house when the 30-year-old was supposed to be babysitting saturday. >> it's a sad situation. i feel she definitely needs to be punished. byhard: officers alerted neighbors found an 11-month-old girl crawling in the grass outside. a two-year-old boy was pulling in the parking lot. both children were completely unattended. >> those children need to be your priority. richard: the

>> if you fall asleep, put the latch on so the kids do not get out. richard: while the officers were collecting information, allen slipped out through a window after lying about her identity. now she is a fugitive wanted by the police. a surprising thing that this would happen? >> yes. >> she's a good mother. richard: allen now faces felony child neglect charges. >> to let them outside by themselves unsupervised and unattended, there is no sense in that. theard: if you seeallen, police would like to hear from you. richard reeve, abc 7 news. nancy: court records show that allen has a criminal record dating back to 1991, pleading guilty to a variety of charges including grand larceny. alison: a murder mystery in riverdale, a

sketch of the suspect but we do have one of the victim. the victim has not been identified. the police say he was found dead sunday along 60th avenue and it was ruled a murder. were canvassing tonight. there is a 25 thousand dollar reward if you can help identify the victim and catch the killer. d.c. police arresting one man in the shooting of a toddler, looking for a second. today they put derek watson behind bars but are still looking for washington-sulu. shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit a 13-month-old child. the baby is now recovering at home. protesters calling it state-sponsored discrimination. alison: texas a new epicenter in a transgender bathroom battle. >> hey, hey. ho, ho. hate has got to go. alison:

in question and what happens next. nancy: arrested for wearing this. a woman detained in saudi arabia. th

>> hey, hey. ho, ho. hate has got to go. nancy: a special session of the texas legislature beginning with protests of a controversial bathroom bill. many republicans had joined democrats in support of the bill, saying that it would hurt texas' economy, but the debate remains heated. >> personally, as a catholic and conservative, this is a group of people in danger. >> it will be open field day for sexual predators. this is what i think a lot of people in the business community don't understand. nancy: carolina repealed a similar law after nearly $4 billion in losses. alison: uproar

over a six second video showing a young woman wearing a crop top and short skirt in a city. she was arrested this week. in that area, saudi women typically have to wear loose clothing and cover their head. still they are not allowed to drive or travel abroad without permission from a male relative. iowa family fears that a show of love cost a newborn her life. she was born july 1. the july 7after wedding, her parents said she would not wake up. she died this morning from what doctors say was meningitis caused by the herpes virus. her family believes it was transmitted by a simple kiss, possibly by someone with a cold sore. isolated,ur babies don't let anyone visit them, make sure they constantly wash their hands. don't let

nancy: it is not clear if the baby had an underlying medical condition. both parents tested negative for the virus. now, a childoping in miami dead of an opioid overdose. tonight, word that the 10-year-old may have come into contact with a powerful painkiller at the pool. he may have been exposed from a towel at the pool or on a short walk home. the fifth-grader is now one of the youngest victims of the opioid crisis. some officers have been warned not to even touch fentanyl. tonight come a plea from a grieving father about why his daughter shot and killed by a minneapolis police officer. it is not clear why body cameras were not recording when the officer shop the woman after she called 911 -- after the officer shot the woman after she called 911. his

responded to a loud sound near their car before the shooting. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> we have a policy in minneapolis, have for a couple years, critical incidents like this involving police officers we have independent investigations. alison: she and her fiancé were due to get married in hawaii next month. officers involved in that shooting do not have body cameras turned on. we looked into local jurisdictions and their use of cameras. william,orge's, prince and loudoun counties have each conducted test runs. montgomery county and d.c. have fully implemented programs. their cameras are supposed to be used on every call with the exception of a strip search or call to a private area like a locker room are restroom. police arresting a man who they say is a serial purse snatch her. was arrestedld

he said that he targeted women in schools and child care centers around montgomery county . alison: an incredible surprise for an incredible employee. kmon has worked for united airlines for 75 years as a mechanic. today he was awarded with a service pin gift and a boeing 777 named for him. it is even adorned with his signature. an anniversary celebration, not a retirement party. blackmon says he is not ready for that yet. >> what do you do when you retire? stay home and watch tv? that's not my style. i get up in the morning, say thank you for another day, and go to work. alison: blackman is 92. he started with the airline when he was 16. you think he gets first class all the time on his own personal plane? steve: i hope so. that is

the temperatures today made it up to 92 degrees, slightly above average this time of year. if you thought it was hot today, wait until you feel what is on the way as we move to the end of the weekend. 89 degrees is the feels like temperature at reagan national. a little cooler to the west, where we had showers and a few thunderstorms. that is why we have temperatures .f 68, feels like 68 in luray a few showers north of hagerstown, not amounting to a whole lot, fizzling out. not looking for anything severe and no impact on the immediate metro area. nighttime lows, 68 to 75, warm and muggy. keep the air-conditioning on if you can or at least a fan. if you open the window, not much of a breeze, the wind out of the south at only 2 to 5.

70's, not staying there long. heading out the door, grabbed the umbrella. if you showers and thunderstorms may pop up, 30% risk. many of you will not see anything at all, but if you do you see something, may be heavy downpours lasting 15, 20 minutes. highs tomorrow around 96, the heat index closer to 100 degrees. then we really begin to crank up the heat and humidity as we move into the day friday. the feels like temperature around 100 to 105, even hotter saturday. would not be surprised if we sell not only heat advisories but possibly an excessive heat warning for parts of the area. the 10 day outlook, once we get through the weekend, lower 90's monday of next week. then we slip into the 80's tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, with just a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. alison: we are staying indoors the next five days. steve: good idea. alison:

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their hunch was right. teams are working to restore some of the original art aiding dating the 1930's -- back to the 1930's. layers. alison: so baltimore has a sistine chapel now. erin: what a cool story. imagine discovering that. kirk cousins told grant and danny why his camp did not send the redskins aouer offer. does that mean he does not want

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same thing again thursday with a chance of showers. friday and saturday, the hottest air of the year. alison: we are all making faces. steve: near 100 degrees. the heat index values friday and saturday around 105.

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