will say these are unbelievable charges, we have heard a case like this before. just happening a prince georges county school system last year. this is the first time we've heard of these allegations happening here. let's go right to a picture of the suspect here. charles county police are saying that 30-year-old carlos bell was sexually assaulting students both on school grounds, during school hours and also at his home. they have said that these cases appeared to have taken place at the school where he was a

school here in wall dor f. he also was a track coach. in fact, he was testing with a student there, allegedly, and that's what set off this investigation back in december when a parent saw their child texting forth with them that's what led that parent to bring this case to the sheriff's office. bell's cell phones were retrieved for them to go through them and see if there was anything inappropriate happening there and it took this long for them to find what appears to be child pornography on his phone and that led to the charges last friday that now have him locked up in charles county detention center without bail. here, now, from the sheriff of charles county as well as the superintendent of the school system. >> carlos bell admitted to detectives he is hiv positive. we are asking parents who have children that may have had any contact

down and have a conversation with them regarding this matter. >> it is devastating to us that something like this could take place in a classroom, in a school building where adults are charged with taking care of children. >> reporter: so the charles county school system is working to find out exactly how that happened. police are asking anyone with information that can help them in this investigation or if you can believe your child was a possible victim, to give them a call. they're hoping to hear from the public. as we said, they have identified seven of ten victims they have seen on video. they're looking to identify three more and they believe there may be additional victims out there. if you believe your child has had any contact with him, they are asking you to give the police call. he also was a temporary

elementary here in charles county back in 2014 when he was first hired with the school system and then in 2015 moved on to this middle school where he was a track coach. reporting live in charles county, i'm tracee wilkins back to you all in the studio. a manhunt for a guy who escaped immigration and customs enforcement agent. watching this unfold in louden county. i understand you have an update, what are you hearing. >> we learned an i.c.e. agent have found their escaped prisoner who managed to escape with a handcuff on one hand. take a look at some video from chopper 4, a lot of viewers were calling in to ask what is happening on the dulles toll road. you can see heavily armed federal agents, all of this went down between the louden county parkway. i say they were driving this prisoner to dulles airport for

out of the car and ran off into a wooded area. the escaped prisoner was on the run for a couple of hours, the latest news they got him, at the live desk, chris lawrence, news 4. a cab driver plowed into a crowd and left ten people hurt. the injuries range from minor to serious. it happened near the cab pool near logan international airport. police source says the incident not an act of terrorism, appears to be an accident. it shows the taxi next to a building surrounded by debris and picnic table as emergency crews take people on stretches to ambulances nearby. traffic is inching are crews are working to clean up after a crash. the tractor-trailer lost its load and started leaking fuel there on the road there, as well. this happened between connecticut and georgia avenue accidents. the driver was hurt and taken off to the hospital. no word on his condition at this

it could still take a while longer to get that mess cleaned up. now, turned in to the forecast, it is hot out there and might see some storms popping up tomorrow right around the time of the fireworks. >> storm team 4, meteorologist draper is on the weather deck, you're tracking it all. what's the weather like right now and what's coming. >> right now it's very buzz zi out here, i have one, two, three mosquito bites, i'm going to run-in side after this. take a look at storm 4 that scans the skies in the area, not picking up on anything in the immediate areas and stuff up in pennsylvania. we'll sizzle out before it moves down into maryland. it is hot. 90 degrees right now. we'll be around 9 t 0, not too bad for early july, 11:00 mild, 82 degrees at that point. we're talking about hit and miss showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. don't look at the exact places just notice the fact they're out there across the

displays not everyone. the chance is pretty low at 30%, even before that during the afternoon, guys, we could see some scattered thunderstorms around. i'll walk you through future weather coming up, letting you know what you can expect. >> thanks amelia. well, you know, there is no better place in the world right here in the nation's capitol for our nation's birthday. >> got that right. crews are busy getting the national mall ready for the big party, that will include rehearsing for the big concert, news 4 megan fitzgerald is live down there tonight. here is a look at what to expect when you look down that way. hey, megan. >> yet, you know, you called it. crews have been busy all throughout the day trying to get things ready for tomorrow. i know thousands of people are going to be out here. if you look behind me you can see the stage is set up. you can see guys going with li

there's a perimeter around the capitol because there will be check points. officials say expect your bags to be check ed if you're going o be coming here for the concert when gates open at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. we're hours away from the fourth of july concert, singers like yolanda adams is rehiears g rehearsing. >> make use of public transportation be it metro or capitol bike share. >> several roads will be closed around constitution avenue when the independence day parade kicks off at 11:45. of course the night will end with what most are calling the best part of the day. >> fireworks, of course, we'll come see theew

>> all right. so keep in mind if you are coming to the concert tomorrow night to leave things like glass bottles, knives, fireworks, those sorts of things at home those are among the prohibited items. we have an entire list of all the thing that is you need to know tomorrow and the things you should keep at home. back to you. >> all right. thanks megan. well, you don't have to go to the national mall to enjoy a nice and free fireworks show. >> free being the best word there. we have a complete listing of the fireworks display in the area. interactive map that's all available at nbc washington. go there and search fireworks finder. first at 4:00, proof that love at first sight really does exist. >> it can happen at any age. >> reporter: a father found shot and killed in his car over the weekend on the beltway. his killer still out there. i'm justin cinch live look his family's plea and also a special request from police. plus the question

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first at 4, charles bowen died after being thrown from his boat on saturday. the boat was swerving to avoid another boat heading in its direction. another person on the boat was also ejected but wasn't injured. his boat ran over a toll line that was pulling two children on inner tubes. those children were taken to the hospital. alcohol was involved but it's not clear who may have been under the influence. the latest now in the search for those atv riders around terrorizing drivers and pedestrians in d.c. in prince georges county. we have no word of any arrests right now. there haven't been any oth

last weekend. about 100 riders out there, stopping traffic and sending pedestrians scrambling. there were 54 photos of people that police say are involved and we've got them posted. go there and search atv. first at 4:00, tasty healthy positive alternatives for your fourth of july cook out. >> the noodles that rose to the task and the mushy rejects, as well. amelia is tracking chances for storms tomorrow. >> say it ain't so. >> there are some storm chances in the forecast. i don't think enough, though, to cancel your plans. we'll show you future weather torrow, right aftermo

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are you surprised to hear something like this happened? >> it's a lot of reckless people in the world. >> reporter: his killer is somewhere out there. his daughter and police are calling for that person to come out from the shadows. >> just come forward and do the right thing and suffer the consequences. >> reporter: 11:55 saturday night he's found stalled on the pennsylvania avenue exit. inside he's behind the wheel, dead, shot several times discovered by a prince georges county police officer. the a 55-year-old had driven a friend back to the house in dc. he thought he would be back home as soon as 15 minutes, that's until someone with a gun opened fire and kept this father of four from coming home to his family ever again. >> i want him

like as a generous person, you know, just a family oriented person. >> reporter: his car is distinct. it has a life decal with a redskins logo. now you've seen that logo, police are hoping you might be able to identify if you saw that car between 11:30 and midnight. that no detail is too small and they want to hear from you. in prince georges county i'm justin finch, news 4, back to you. a man who became a bit of a legend, holiday legend in prince georges county has passed away. four decades ted adelman lit up his home. he earned the nickname santa of good luck road. last december the lights didn't go up and adelman revealed he was battling cancer. he was 77. his wife is also battling cancer. well, tomorrow we wan

we don't want to get caught like some of us did in the golf tournament yesterday, came out of nowhere and completely just drenched us. >> unfortunately there is chance for scattered thunderstorms. the threat again pretty low at 30%. it's like you said, if you get caught under it, it's not fun. you can see some heavy rain and thunderstorms develop, not a threat for severe weather, you can pass the poncho and tough it out if you're going down and you should be okay. the one thing that i'm seeing that can be a concern tomorrow with any storms that do develop, the winds are really light in the atmosphere. when a storm forms in that kind of environment, it might sit in the same area, but, again, the threat is pretty low at 30% and if i were outside going to cancel my outdoor plans tomorrow, i would, but i would have a plan b. as they look wednesday, and thursday, tomorrow is the sixth consecutive day we'll hit

degrees or higher. we're finally in the 80s. the weekend, we're still in the holiday weekend for most of us, saturday and sunday, on the mind of what's really nice, especially your sunday. currently temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s, a check of storm teams for radar, it's dry out there this evening. here is a future weather, tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. we do start off the day with plenty of sunshine, are looking good. clouds are starting to build in i think that's a little bit early. they could develop as early as 2:00 p.m. just the fact they're out there saturday across the area. notice that most of us are dry, including pretty much the entire dc metro area. prince georges, washington, arlington and alexandria.

thunderstorms, best chance is going to be back around the mountains where we're seeing heavy rains. 9:00 p.m. fireworks display. by no means tomorrow wash out. again, i would not cancel my plans over the storm chance tomorrow. barbecue again, fireworks, but most of us will be okay. if you're traveling tomorrow leaving town, i hope you had a -- no major travel impacted heading to the beach, it is looking dry there. take a look at our ten-day forecast on wednesday, me plenty of clouds around and we do start to cool things down thursday, we're looking at the chance for rain moving in later in the day and then friday, some scattered thunderstorms around potentially during the afternoon hours, the weekend, a small chance for storms on saturday, looking really nice on sunday. >> all right. >> okay. >> amelia. if it has to be that way. get ready. this is the moment we've been waiting for. get ready to go, you'll love the

>> i love it already. nearly 20 years old a 3-year-old preschooler stood in front of the class and declared some day he was going to marry his classmate. he doesn't really a whole lot in preschool. he doesn't remember being infatuated with laura. when he declared his preschool love for her, classmates laughed at him and he said you just wait. well, the two ended up going to different elementary schools, different middle and high schools. their only contact was through their families at christmas time when they sent cards. in high school a chance discovery linked them again through a mutual friend and they started dating. they went to different colleges but somehow they made it work. two years ago, he got down on his knee and proposed on the grounds of the preschool and, yes, she said yes, a relative who officiated the ceremony for most preschoolers i

apparently it was all about finding your soul mate. >> okay. go ahead. >> well, it is an awe story. >> you know what's amazing, though, they weren't together all those years. >> yeah. >> it remind of that, two souls meant to be. >> some things are just meant to be. >> that's what happened to me with red liquor. >> and you still love it. >> i do. well, they have been called heroes, the two police officers injured in the congressional baseball shooting first at 4:00, why this independence day will be extra special for them. >> and the defending champ keeps her crown, how many burgers this mother of four downed in a matter of

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similar. they are a good source. and what about texture. >> a really good regular pasta should not be crusty. they could be as part of a recipe. >> consumer report says the organic black bean had a slightly chalky texture, but those issues weren't minimized when it was used in a salad. a one cup survey has about 15 grams of fiber, topping the chick pea version, the organic check pea. it received good scores it has a flavor and texture. it pairs well with red sauce and it's good tossed with olive oil and cheese. testers rated very good. it goes well with red sauce or a

susan, news 4. >> consumer report shared pasta salad and you can check them out just search pasta recipes. >> someone hogging the left lane and you can't get around them. the new law stopped them that from happening and why it always won't work. >> and the parking drama that could keep you from some of the freshesteafood around. s ♪ s pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done.

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company police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a housekeeper. he assaulted a housekeeper at the hyatt. officers were called to investigate and arrested him just a short time later. sources are telling news 4 amad was scheduled to take part in tomorrow's independence parade. it's not clear what his role is with the police. pat, leon, back to you. >> thanks, chris. >> the summer season and the fourth of july brings droves of people. federal businesses say they're losing money this holiday. >> they're blocking access to the parking lot, that's where derrick ward is live. he's got more details on what's happening down there. what's the word. >> well, leon, if you've been down here you know that big changes were put down here on the southwest waterfront.

to the dc fish market. this wasn't always the interest and it's going to be a challenge to get in here. you see this is where the parking is now. remember where you use to park every there by closer to the fish market, well that is a construction site now, fencing up and some excavation going on. it's going to be a building put there. and that has some of the merchants worried. now fish market is still there and open for business and leads up to july fourth among their busiest time, but the concern of the seafood is that with all of these challenges getting in here, will the people still come. >> the people you see now, that -- what's going on. >> i don't have a lot of customers, and just can't do it. >> now, they even have trouble getting it in here. they have to park on main avenue and get a forklift to bring them ov

for them, as well. this whole project is due to be finished by next spring and what you'll have here is going to be a market hall here by the old fish market and this stuff won't be open yet. see over there, that's pretty much trail, they'll replace that eventually with better access from the plaza. they say they'll make more better experience. the merchant here, we hope they can hold on long enough to enjoy it and reap the benefits from that. we'll have more about this, we're live on the southwest waterfront. derrick ward, news 4, back to you. venus williams is known to be tough emotional competitor. tears today had nothing to do with her match. williams who was involved in a fatal car accident was brought to tears when she spoke about the incident today. >> completely speechless. and

>> sherry is here, she came back after that. watching that, it was -- >> today was venus's first time playing since her involvement in a fatal car accident. one in which the victim's family is now suing the tennis super star. williams the winner, there's a lot more going on with venus. she's being sued by the estate of the 70-year-old man who died in that car crash that police said she caused. venus took to facebook to express her condolences an was over come with emotion when asked about this post today. >> there are no words to describe how devastating and -- yeah. i am completely speechless and it's just --

[ sobbing ] >> maybe i should go. >> williams' lawyer noted that she was not charged or cited for the incident. for on the court, venus playing, she plays in the second round on wednesday, guys. >> got to give to her credit, she didn't cut short that press conference. she left but she actually came back and finished it. >> but some of us wondered how she could even go there and play at this level knowing she was facing this back at home. >> i think a lot of athletes, you know, they can decompartmentalize. this is my job, she's able to deal with any emotions or feeling out there, as we can tell, she's very emotional about what happened. >> you're talking life and death situations. >> thank you, sherry. meanwhile, at wimbledon, there's more securit

nbc sims reports on what's happened this year because of the recent terror attacks in the uk. >> increased security at wimbledon's world famous tennis tournament, the threat from international terrorism. the duchess of cambridge, one of the thousands attending today. allison's daughter is working at the event. >> it's quite scarey when your children are involved you have to taech them to be vigilant and make sure they're always aware. >> britain shakened by multiple attacks, including outside the british parliament, suicide bomber at ariana grande concert in may, another killing spree at london bridge in june. the scotland yard officer saying they responded to the current uk threat level. >> can i feel safe? >> i think so. and i would urge you to feel safe. you look around and you'll see police officers visibly, some armeom

a range of specialists working on this event. at different times of the day and night. >> world class players, federer, rafael warming up these past few days hoping tennis will be making news these next few weeks. >> london, you have to carry on and not feel intimidated. >> the threat of terrorism changing the face of britain, but not weakening the british spirit. >> reporter: you're not allowed to take in selfie stick, you're not allowed to take coffee mug, i think that's more about maintaining the traditions of wimbledon, back to you. first at 4:00, an increase in security against members of congress, a letter from the house sergeant in arms reveal capitol police have investigated more threats in the first six months of 2017 than they did in all of 2016. between january 1 and june 21 of this year capitol

directed at members of congress. the house sergeant of arms is asking whether members of congress who have not been specifically threatened can use their campaign funds for nonstructural security um braids to their home. that request came after srk calis -- scalise was shot. just last week they added to the budget of all its members for security both on and off capitol hill. she said she's tormented by guilt, the widow of that congressional baseball shooter opens up about the man she knew. her plans for his funeral and the attack from strangers -- attached from strangers. you've seen this picture on social media. chris christie out closed beach during a government shutdown, the response from chris chris tee that's got a lot of people kraching their heads.

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first at 4, a special honor for the two capitol police officers who ran into harm's way during the congressional baseball shooting. tomorrow the dc society funds of the american revolution will present

accommodation medals. it will be presented during congressional cemetery. griner and bailey were part of the security details scalise. they engaged the gunman until back up could arrive and likely saved many lives. >> it's a lonely kind of pain for the widow of the congressional baseball shooter. people are hating suzanne for actions that weren't her own. she's getting threats, complete stranger slap across the face when she got the courage to leave her and go to the grocery store. she tells the "new york times" that she's tormented by guilt now. jam james hodge kin son shot four people including scalise. representative scalise is still in the hospital. he was killed in that incident. susan is telling "new york times" that something in her husband flipped when donald trump was

her husband's anger turned into rage. she says, that there will be no funeral and she's says at times. i want my granddaughters to be able to go to school in september without this being brought up. first at 4:00, a challenge ahead for mega mosque in prince william county. >> still ahead, how a law in virginia is changing to crack down on slow drivers in the lef lane, but tth

if you are debating whether to take a last minute trip this year, your chance to come on wednesday, bay bridge will likely have bumper-to-bumper traffic on it right now, though, things are moving along. doesn't look like any major tie ups, things look good in the left lane. >> for now. >> we've all seen it. and main v maybe you -- maybe you're one of them. you're talking about drivers to go too slowly. >> we asked folks out there to weigh in and tell us what you think about this and what you think about the drivers in the left lane. most of you say that folks there don't keep up with traffic well enough. so, now, those slow drivers can face a big fine in virginia. transportation reporter, adam is going to explain these new rules for us. what's the word. >> hey, leon, yeah, we're talking about

if you drive too slowly in the left lane. now, listen, you're always able to be pulled over in virginia in the past years for driving too slowly in the left lane. but you were never able to be fined and that's where this new law took effect on july 1st. drive too slow in the left lane and you can be pulled over by a police officer now, they're on the look out for this thing. all of this was just introduced in a house bill that was passed. really, people are starting to take notice of this bill and this law that is in effect here in virginia that something that all of us have dealt with at one point or another, whether you're the slow driver or you're the person trying to get around that slow driver, guys. >> all right. adam, how do police determine exactly what's too slow. >> that is the tricky question, right, pat, so this law states that basically what current conditions apply. so if the speed limit is 55 miles an hour, anything over 5 # 5 miles an hour,

let's say you're doing 50, maybe 45 in a 55 then you could get pulled over. listen, if you're only doing about 35 miles an hour because there's traffic out there and you were doing 25 to 30, then you could get pulled over. it's really up to the officer's determination here, what constitutes you holding up traffic. really, this is more of a drive left right, pass left kind of situation here. it will be interesting to see if some of these cases once the fines start being handed out and get disputed in court and we'll see where it goes from there. >> thank you, adam. a new controversy over a mosque that is planning for northern virginia. last week the board voted unanimously to approve the project. but there was a closer vote on whether to allow the mosque to connect to the public sewer system. some members of the board say chairman corey stewart didn't follow the rules when he called for that vote. the mosque is planned for a site alongt

the area is part of prince william county's protected rural presence. well, if you love a good mystery, this story is for you. how you can help crack the case of dc's missing liberty bell. jim handly has more. >> it's not the real bill. each state and u.s. territory got one as a gift from the federal government nearly 40 years ago. but dc's went missing for more than 35 years. well, tom sherwood has details ton the search and how you can get involved, too. >> plus as you get ready to fire up the grill for this fourth, there's an ap for that, smart grills promising to keep track of your food while you relax. are they worth it? we'll find out together. it's summer and for many kids, that means internships, of course. but one local teenager is managing interns of his own. he runs a shoe b

of dollars. coming up on news 4 at 5, what it's like for him to manage people who are older than he is. we'll see if those stories, plus your forecast coming up in just a few, on news 4 at 5:00. >> that's a good problem to have. >> i'll say. >> the interns run out here, too. there you go. >> they run the show everywhere. all right. boy, those who may be out working those smart grills tonight, they're okay tonight. but maybe not tomorrow. >> the storms unfortunately in the forecast for your fourth of july. i will say download the app. you can see if the storm is developing maybe moving from west to east and you'll move indoors don't cancel your plans just yet. pretty low, about 30%. it's hot out there, it's not too humid. something we don't say often here in early july, 90 degrees right now in

we do need the rain. we just finished driest june. no rain in the forecast tonight and not a lot of rain in the forecast really tomorrow, either. right now, 90 degrees. we'll be around 90 at 7:00 p.m. mid-80s by 9:00, low 80s by -- you can't open up the weather and it's not super muggy and it won't be tomorrow, either. 7:00 a.m., we're at 76 mild degrees. plenty of sunshine, clouds increased around the midday area. mix of clouds and sun. temperatures around noon. a high tomorrow of 93. very similar to today. hit and miss thunderstorms around for the afternoon and early evening hours, 8:00 p.m., we're at 84 degrees at that point. so take a look at how the weather is going to impact your fourth of july plans. barbecues during the afternoon hours, have that backup plan and move in doors quickly. the thing is if we see thunderstorms develop tomorrow, they could be slow moving they might last for about 40 to 50 minutes you want to have

fireworks, scattered thunderstorms unfortunately in the forecast. most displays will be just fine, i think, the national mall should be fine. it's not going to be anything like last year where they were setting off the fireworks and you could not see them. that's not going to be the case this year. traveling tomorrow, no major impact, up and down the east coast, it's looking dry, there, here is your fireworks forecast back here at home. and there's some scattered thunderstorms out there. 87 degrees. as fireworks displays get underway, we're around 8 t2. upper 70s in the suburbs. and we should be mainly dry by about 10:00 in the evening. we take a look at the next ten days. we start to get back into the routine, we do so with plenty of clouds and cooler temperatures. 86 on wednesday, maybe some scattered showers around throughout the day by no means wash out. still going to have to water the

friday, maybe late day thunderstorms, guys the weekend, saturday, especially sunday looking really nice into upper 80s. >> all right. >> you ready. >> i'm ready. >> a lot of folks are getting ready for the fourth of july. all across the country, you know that, we'll be making a very crucial decision. >> hamburgers or hot dogs, we want to know which team you're on. you can take part in the unscientific poll on the nbc washington facebook page. >> now, walmart also recently took a statement on what's going to be on the plate tomorrow. it turns out burgers out number hot dogs. the topping, no -- supreme over mustard every single state. walmart shows texas leads allstates in burgers and hot dog buns, combined. >> ketchup or mustard for you. >> mustard. >> i'm sorry, i'm an anomaly. >>

>> hot dog. >> there you go. >> chicken hot dog. >> chicken hot dog. >> yes. >> one healthy and cancel the other one out. >> yeah. >> it's only in my mind. >> that's going to work, i can tell you that. this is heartbreaking story, a young woman killed because a man didn't like the way she was driving. >> awful story. her parents' message and what investigators found as the suspects rule. this is news 4, first at 4.

accused shooter, police called a sadless, senseless murder. nbc morgan has the latest developments. >> we're here to announce murder charges against david. >> this morning the mystery man at the center of a dramatic four day manhunt is behind bars, charged in the road rage death of bianca roberson. they're hugging investigators as police describe how 28-year-old david, allegedly, jocking for one lane of pennsylvania highway as seen on this surveillance video. police say he shot her in the head and then drove away. >> this defendant wasn't happy with the way it was going, he pulled out a gun and killed this young woman. >> roberson's family

>> this person that took her, took so much out of this world. >> just as authorities got close to identifying the suspect, he turned himself in to police sunday morning. investigators recovered his red pickup truck and 40 caliber gun like this one at his home. his neighbors, stun. >> i never put two and two together. i didn't realize that's the vehicle they were searching for. >> late sunday a note outside the home he shared with his dad. our hearts go out to the roberson family. >> when you found out what happened, and you found out this is about road rage, what went through your mind? >> what's wrong with people's minds today that we flip out like that. >> morgan bradford, nbc news, new york. the news continues right now with pat and jim. right now at

horrifying details about a teacher with hiv accused of sexually assaulting ten young boys. >> fall out of this explosive story as investigators try to figure out if there were more victims. >> here on a national mall where last minute preps are underway ahead of the big fourth of july festivities. we'll tell you what you need to know when you plan on coming down here. >> storm team 4 radar is dry right now. for the fourth of july. i'll have the latest outlook coming up. we begin with that disturbing case of sex assault allegations in a charles county middle school. >> the teacher's aide accused has told investigators he is hiv positive. investigators tell us, carlos bell, also produced child pornography, in some cases, on school grounds. news 4 tracee wilkins is live with a message for outraged parents in that

tracee. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is saying its critical important saying that any parent that believe their children may have had contact with this man sit down for a serious conversation. we're talking about a man who had hiv positive. he had sex with sixth grade to eight grade they need the public's help. if there are more victims they want them to come forward. >> reporter: 30-year-old carlos bell, a former teacher's aide sexually assaulted middle school students. they say he also molested schools at his home, as well. bell recorded the abuse on multiple cell phones. >> so far, we are aware of seven victims. sadly, there may be more cases that we are not aware of at this time. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is hoping additional victim wills come