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

investigators say they confirmed that bell is hiv positive. he engaged his young male victims in unprotected sex. >> today we're asking parents who have had children that may have had any contact with mr. bell to sit down and have a conversation with them regarding this matter. >> bell worked in several classrooms at benjamin start up middle school where he was assign -- stoddert middle school. he had been there since 2015 and also worked as a track coach at the high school. >> in an organization that is all about children, these allegations are horrifying. >> reporter: bell was indicted this past friday after the video was discovered by maryland state police on tuesday. he had not worked in the charles county school system since december of 2016. this after a parent reported him for inappropriately testing a high school en

child pornography on his phone. >> the reality is they don't have the resource to get it done more quickly. it doesn't mean they're sitting up there not twitling their thumbs not doing anything, they're busting their ump. >> they're working with the fbi to try and get this situation under control. they have a phone number for parents to call if they believe their children may have been a victim. they want you to call 1,800 call fbi. now, now this is a man who had two background checks. according to the superintendent's office, never had any issues of both background checks, been with the school system since 2014. lots of questions left to be answered. reporting live, i'm tray scee wilkins, back to you in the studio. we're following a developing story out of boston for you this evening, where a taxi plowed into a group of people near the airport injurying ten people, some seriously. >> it

international airport, cab pool area in east boston. emergency crews took people on stretchers to ambulances nearby. police say this is not an act of terrorism, just a bad accident. right now, the search is now over for a prisoner who escaped from immigration and customs enforcement offers today. this happened this afternoon here along the dulles green way. we're told the prisoner who i.c.e. had been taking to the airport for deportation managed to get out of a vehicle and run into a wooded area. the man didn't get far and was caught in about two hours. across the patomic in maryland, a crash with a tractor-trailer is still causing problems. this is what it looked like this afternoon when a big rig transporting pipes flipped over on its side. chopper 4 over the scene, we're told the driver had to be taken to the hospital. traffic is still a problem along the topside

crews continue trying to clean up the accident. >> everybody is off for work, or most people are, any way. if you are, it's going to be a busy night down on the national mall. >> they're getting ready for the big concert and fireworks show tomorrow night. that show comes with road closures and a lot of extra security. >> megan fitzgerald is live for us tonight with a look at what you can expect tomorrow. hey, megan. >> reporter: hay, go >> reporter: hay, guys. they've had police officers carrying large guns. you can see officers walking around the area. there's a large police presence out here. now the national park service says, look, we don't know of any known threat, but officers are always ready for anything. now, you'll notice just behind me here, we've got the stage that sets up the big concert that's kicking off tomorrow. but crews are busy trying to get last minute press in order. you'll notice the fencing all around the capitol here

night's big concert. washington, d.c. is arguably the best place to celebrate the fourth of july. it's why thousands of people come here each year. >> we're coming from south jersey, cherry hill. >> tourist know there's never a shortage of things to do. >> the first major event starts at 11:45. that's the independence day parade coming down from constitutional avenue. >> reporter: rehearsals are taking place at the annual concert while crews are busy making sure everything is in place. bag checks will be conducted. >> to make sure that everybody is secure, nobody is bringing in prohibited items like personal fireworks or glass containers. >> we feel very safe here. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say visitors will notice a lot of officers around the area. >> we've seen increase in the use of vehicle attacks. we are well aware of that. we have a robust pla

to safeguard against those. >> reporter: while police will be busy trying to make sure everyone is safe, visitors will be focused on what many are calling the best part of the day. >> definitely for the fireworks. >> fireworks, of course. we'll see the fireworks at the national mall. >> if you've been outside, you know the deal, it's hot today. it's going to be hot tomorrow. if you're coming out here, make sure you bring your water, hydrate, bring it with you. there's a lot of water, officials say, obviously, that's important. if you want to know the prohibited item that is you should not bring here, the knives, glassglassware, we've ge entire list for you, back to you. >> thank you, megan. the big question is, will it rain on our fireworks tomorrow. >> that's the only question everybody has. hay amelia draper, she's outside our studios with a look at the july fourth forecast. nice one day, can we get a one? >>. >> reporter: no rain in the forecast thi

unfortunately i cannot guarantee that tomorrow night. there's about a 30% chance that you'll be dealing with some rain or thunderstorm. it's not going to be a wash out, it's nothing to cancel your plans over. you want to keep that in the back of your mind. take a look at storm team 4 radar. we're dry out there this evening. we have to look around the pittsburgh area to find any thunderstorms. we're at 91 hot degrees, thankfully the humidity isn't too bad by 9 t:00 it will be in the mid-80s. i'm jumping ahead now, fireworks time tomorrow night, 9:00, don't necessarily focus on the exact places but the fact that there are hit and miss thunderstorms out there across the area, especially north and west of town. i think if you're heading to the national mall tomorrow night for that fireworks display, you should be okay, but other community fireworks could be dealing with a bit of storminess. i want to mention last year where you had the low clouds and drizzle out there, that's not what the forecast is going to be for tomorrow night by any

>> right. that is good news. tha thanks, amelia. >> if you happen to planning to go to the show, we have a list of best metro station it is to use to beat the crowd. new jersey governor chris christie has been tweeting all day about some beaches being open in his state after that controversial weekend trip of his own. he shutdown the state government when lawmakers failed to pass a judgment. that shutdown closed 40-state parks and beaches. it didn't stop the governor from going to state run beaches. here is how he responded to the controversy over the weekend. >> that's because the governor has a residence on the beach, others don't. run for governor and you can have a residence. >> boy, well, the pictures have gone viral, not this one and some interesting backdrops, too, one in the oval office. chris christie's excursion with the lawn chair.

his job approval at 15% now. he says it's the worst rating for any governor, any state, more than two decades, as you might imagine what's not being called beach cade, countless memes. we've seen people photo shopping and some pretty famous moments in history, too, they're pretty funny. well, it weighs 2,000 pounds and it's been missing for years, now. on this fourth of july of the week. the dc council is asking for your help to find the city's lost replica of the liberty bell. reports on the search. >> philadelphia, of course, has the famous liberty bell. back in 1950 all 48 states in the district got 2,000 pounds brass

bonds program. dc sat outside what's known as the willsh building. but back when the federal government began remodeling pennsylvania avenue in the mid 1960s, the dc replica disappeared some time around is the 1980, all 2,000 pounds of it. >> the obvious question that comes to mind, does this ring a bell. >> josh gibson is the council's official historian. he's rediscovered the bell's history. he's hoping someone somewhere might know what happened to it. >> so i'm opening up the search to the public in the hopes that someone either remembers back to 1980 or people have seen liberty bell replica that they always wondered what it was doing there and on the off chance that that may be our bell. >> it's not the huge liberty bell outside of the

the liberty replica sitting between the white house and treasury. >> obviously, gold medal prize would be if someone could give me a lead leading to the bell itself. >> there's no prize or reward money, just civic prize. president trump steps up his feud with the media. setting off another wave of outrage and condemnation from lawmakers. >> an emotional ree union caught on camera as family reunited after hike through dangerous terrain went way off course. and it's all fun and games this independence day until someone gets hurt. >> i knew i was doing something dangerous, i didn't know it was going to go that

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years ago when donald trump appeared in a wrestle mania promotion, it first showed up on redding. the president homeland security adviser said no one would perceive it as a threat against journalist. he claims he's communicating with the american people in a genuine way. but maryland senator tweeted, the modern mode of communication is not the issue, it's the crude, false and unpresidential content. all of in is happening days before president trump will meet with german chancellor for the first time since they pulled out of the deal. merckl said it would be dishonest to cover up their dissent on this issue. >> thank you. it could be the most anticipated meeting of the year this week, president trump speaks face to face with russian president vladimir putin. >> it's suppose to happen in germany during the g 7

details are still sketchy. >> so much that remains unclear about this meeting later this week. hr mcmaster is the national security adviser, he was unable to specify, not just the topics that vladimir putin and donald trump would discuss, the venue, it's still unclear if it's going to be informal or more of a diplomatic sit down in official capacity. the white house has been unable to keep the senate from voting of fresh round of sanctions on russia. the area in which they had a disagreement. it's just in the past couple of months, american fighter jets have actually attacked the planes over syrian air space that prompted moscow to come out and say that any u.s. war planes would be considered as viable targets. so while that's a major escalation, many are expecting this first meeting to look more like a love end. he'll be meeting with the german chancellor, she's

environment. also may come face to face with tens of thousands of protesters in this famously city and tens and thousands of police officers will be squaring off against them. so expect the meeting with putin to be only one seen and dramatic weekend, back to you. it shows sick, hungry, injured people fleeing from their home and isis. iraqi fourss are close to liberating the city of mosul from the terror group. as you can see, there are staggering humanitarian. richard angle is on the front lines with soldiers going street to street. >> reporter: we're now in the center of the old city of mosul. this is the front line in the war against isis. you can see there is smoke rising from almost everywhere in the skyline, most of that is where there have been air strikes called in by u.s. forces. americans are backing up this operation but it is iraqi troops like this man right here that are doing

fighting. they're clearinghouse to house. it's difficult fighting when you go in some of the houses are booby trapped. there have been room to room fighting, they're not with us because they were injured in the fighting and had to be evacuated from here, had to be carried out across this rubble. it is a tough fight, but iraqis say with the american support, they are winning it. they say there's only a little bit to go in the city, a little still more to clear before all of mosul is free from isis control. there are people here, there are a lot of civilians had previously left. but the civilians are living in this area, many were trapped they were so close they were hostages. now, as the iraqis are advancing, it is opening the way for some of those civilians to leave the area. the iraqis here, the american soldiers saying it could be finished in just a matter of days. richard engle, nbc news

mexican authorities saved their lives after hike got very off course. mo morgan fox and his two daughters got lost as they went through the baja pe pins -- peninsula. it had been 20 years since i descended into the canyon. the terrain had changed quite a bit. so i think that threw me off a little. >> search team spotted them by helicopter, but couldn't do an air rescue. so fox who diabetic and his daughter spent two nights in freezing nighttime temps as they waited for a ground crew to reach them. venus williams won her match today and then broke down in front of reporters at a news conference. it was tough to

facebook page today. the tennis star was involved in a deadly car crash in florida in early june. a passenger in the other car eventually died. police say williams' caused the crash, but she hasn't been cited or charged with a crime. now, the family of the man who died is suing her. williams was clearly at a loss for words when asked about the case. >> there are really no words to describe, like, how devastating and -- yeah. i am completely speechless and it's just -- >> williams had to leave the room to compose herself. her next match is against a player from china, ranked 55th. right now venus is ranked 11th. big changes coming to the dc area, creating some big headaches for business owners and customers and a big sting, too. >> iou

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tomorrow. what does that mean? break it down for us. >> so imagine ten people, three people tomorrow are going to be like why am i so unlucky, i was watching news 4 and we heard 30% and seven people are going to be like, well, we're dry. it was good for the fourth of july. >> i want to be in that lucky seven. >> lucky seven, three out of ten of us are going to be dealing with the storms early afternoon. i can't stress enough, tomorrow is not a wash out. it's going to be the popcorn type stuff up on the radar, hit and miss showers between about 2:00 to 9:00 in the evening. i'm going to show you future weather right after this. it's cooler than wednesday and thursday, tomorrow sixth consecutive day where we hit 90 degrees or higher. after that, the weekend, we're still in the upcoming weekend really looking nice. here is future weather tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. we start off the day with plenty of sun. once we hit

see scattered showers and thunderstorms develop, just the fact that they're out there on the map. 4:00, widely scattered showers, a few rumbles of thunder. another good thing, not only is our chance pretty low. severe weather not in the forecast. if anything developed we're not worried about hail or gusty damaging winds. we could maybe see a slow moving thunderstorm or two. 6:00 in the evening, barbecue is still going on. notice how most of the dc metro area is completely dry. 9:00 fireworks is getting underway. scattered thunderstorms out there, especially north and west of town, parts of frederick, louden, and then back around the corridor. 10:30 is everything is winding dour down. maybe widely scattered thunderstorms. most of the air will be dry at that point. tomorrow a high of 93. clouds increase throughout the day. again, the scattered late day showers and thunderstorms where the chance that you're dealing with some rain aut

barbecue, you want to have that backup plan and move indoors quickly. fireworks, some of us will be dealing with rain. no major impact from the weather. if you're planning for the beach, dry there. take a look at your ten day forecast, wednesday we get back into our normal routine and we do so with plenty of clouds and temperatures, 86 for a high on wednesday, scattered showers possible at times throughout the day. that chance also pretty low at about 30%, maybe some rain later in the day on thursday, most of the day is dry. plenty of clouds. now we start to see the humidity increase on friday, with late day thunderstorms possible. here is the nice weekend, low humidity, maybe a storm on saturday, but really nice refreshing on sunday high of 85. >> thanks amelia. each year thousands of people are injured in accident involving fireworks. >> we have the important safety tips you need to know if you're planning on using or just watching fireworks this fourth of july, so stay with us. >> big changes a

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wharf. here are more details on this dispute, derrick. >> reporter: well, you know, things have calmed down a bit. the construction site is quiet, nowhere is more evidence than down here on the southwest waterfront. this sign tells you all about. the fish market is indeed still open, but here, you can see this construction site, it's going to be a market hall and restaurant they hope will enhance the experience. in the background there's the parking, that's your immediate parking that's moved from here where it use to be. the merchant is worried about their immediate future. it's the oldest operating open air fish market in the country, undergoing biggest changes since it opened. >> it was a shocking experience because i haven't been here in over a year and see all the new development. i didn't know what happened to the fish market. >> it's still here, on these days before the fh,

period, the growing pains are acute. we asked some of the merchants here. >> i have a lot of my customers said, i'm sorry. you know, i just can't do it. they come down here and get $250 ticket. they change their road pattern. >> among other concerns loading, the trucks can't get in, so they have to get goods via forklift, short but challenging route. >> they tell us our trucks are too big to come on the premises. >> reporter: right in the months where it's in litigation over land leasing issues. they were vetted before construction and that they're doing everything they can to lessen the growing pains paying for the police officer in place for traffic management. that's a big part of the challenge. >> i mean, i have to park a couple of blocks away. you know, it's really terrible. all the construction down here and everybody is fighting for a parking space. so it almost makes you want to go somewhere else. >> it's crab

me, you'll park two miles and walk. >> reporter: you won't have to park exactly two miles you may have to wait in line a little bit. among all of these changes, they'll build an enclosed structure for refrigerated so that the garbage from this place won't light up the air like it has for probably 200 years. there are some other draw back there is's a fish cleaning facility, there's no question whether that will return. we'll have more about this story coming up later on news 4. right now we're live outside the fish market, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> derrick, thank you. for 30 years, people flocked to his home to see the lights during the holiday season. >> they sure did. we now have learned that the santa of good luck road has passed away. for decades ted adelman lit up his home for the holidays. he often dressed up to spread

last december adelman did not put up the lights. he revealed he was battling cancer. today we learned he passed away some time last month. he was 77. his wife is also battling cancer. police are urgently looking for a suspect after a father of four was found murdered. police found him dead in his car on the outer loop in prince georges county. friend say he was driving a friend home after a party. his car had a skin fan for life decal, skin's fan on the window. police are hoping someone will remember that logo and call him with information that leads to an arrest. it's not the type of fireworks anyone wanted to see, busy travel weekend took a terrifying turn for some passengers at denver's airport when a sky west flight from aspen suddenly caught fire there just seconds after landing. united express was operating that flight. this v

flames shooting out of the plane's left engine. the fire quickly spread to the tarmac. >> terror going through my mind. everyone is screaming. everyone just saying, get off the plane, get off the plane. we smelled the smoke and it was like, okay, if this thing blows, you know, we're gone. >> that's why you pay attention to flight attendants and safety instructions. thankfully all passengers and crew made it off the plane safely. no one was hurt. now the faa is trying to figure out just what went wrong. fireworks may have started this brush fire in this park along the texas gulf coast. this evening crews are dousing hot spots outside corpus christi. flames were first reported around midnight. earlier police responded to the same area for calls about people setting off fireworks. investigators are working to see if the two cases are connected. right now most of the fir

fire isn't the only danger for fireworks, sparklers and bottle rockets can send your children to the emergency room, before you and your kids head to the backyard. tom castello has some advice. >> i still got my pinky left and everything else is gone. >> tacoma washington, 17-year-old curtis has been left with only the pinky on his left hand. his right hand fractured. his chest and face covered with sh rap nel wounds. >> i didn't know it was going to go off that fast. i thought it was going to have two or three seconds to throw it. >> the numbers are stunning. more than 11,000 people are injured each year and 7 die in fireworks related accidents. 69% of the

burns. >> yeah, that one didn't sound good. >> in pennsylvania a police chief lost part of his arm last week in a fireworks accident. in virginia, fairfax county firefighters demonstrated the devastating county that are legally bought in some states and often driven across state lines. the first blast, a simple mortle. >> you saw the arm come off the mannequin, that's a possibility they can lose their arm, hand, eyesight. >> to drive the point home, the same explosion in a watermelon. >> somebody would lose a hand or finger with that. >> very easily. >> in new york police set off a massive explosion using illegal fireworks they see, a warning that storing fireworks can be dangerous. it turns out sparklers in the hands of children often pose the most risk burning

melt metal. >> they get up to 1,200 to 2,000 deglees. it's easy to ignite clothing, very serious burn. >> it does. we'll tell you every year, but it always does seem to happen. tom reporting there. we're breaking down the new law in virginia penlizing people who can't keep up. >> construction workers look like busy bees putting the finishing touches on the new exhibit at the national museum. we'll show you what all the buzz is about. and unfortunately there are some scattered shower and thunderstorm chances in the forecast tomorrow, but no real threat for severe weather, take a look. the biggest concern i'm seeing would be a low risk for some heavy rain. i'll have the latest timing i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it.

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an interactive art display called the hive opens at the national building museum tomorrow. this exhibit features three domed chambers made from 2,700 paper tubes the largest dome is 60 feet tall. they'll be able to walk inside for a visual and acoustic experience. >> rather than a feel. >> they use toilet paper rolls to build the small model. this exhibit runs through labor day and you can check out photos and a time lapse video of set up on nbc washington facebook page. >> reporter: drive too slowly in the left lane and you can now be facing a big fine in virginia. i'll tell you how much it can cost you cin

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we all know it. we've all seen it. and maybe. . >> well, what everyone in virginia should know you can be fined for driving too slowly in the left lane and holding up traffic. it can cost you between 10,250 bucks. >> i think it's common sense, you have to figure out which one should be in. >> for years, you can always be pulled over for going too slowly, you can never be fined until now. that's the change. and here is the tricky part. what exactly is too slow. well, according to this law, any vehicle proceeding less than the normal speed of traffic and under the conditions existing shall be driven in the lane nearest the right edge or right curb of the highway, so bottom line, you hold up traffic under the current condition, you could get a fine. >> it's

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wireless meat thermometer. they recommend this $40 oregon scientific meat thermometer, easy to read, has a timer and has three set meat temperatures. if you want to skip all the bells and whistles just buy a regular meat thermometer, it works for $20. it was accurate in consumer reports test, working for you, susan hogan, news 4. worth it. >> now starving. >> i know. >> didn't need video with that. well, a lot of us want to do that tomorrow if we can. >> and i think you'll be okay. the earlier the better. if you have a barbecue from about noon until 2, 3:00, kind of a lunchtime barbecue, you should not be all that worried. as we get into the evening hours, it will be hit and miss thunderstorms out there. the key words being hit and miss. not everyone gets rain. in addition to that, the storm impacts are going to be pretty low, kind of your garden variety showers and thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow, the biggest

rain fall to kind of linger over your house for about 40 minutes no severe weather in the forecast, currently, temperatures for the most part in the 90s, a little cooler, 91 in washington, that's the high so far, today is the fifth day in a row we've hit 90 degrees. tomorrow will be the sixth. june was the third driest june on record, i know a lot of the lawns and gardens getting very crisp out there. there isn't any soaking rain in the forecast over the next ten days. here is your planner for tomorrow, for fourth of july holiday, mild at 7:00 a.m., mid-70s at that point, already near 90 degrees by lunchtime. we warm up quickly, it's on the muggy side tomorrow as well. we had scattered showers and thunderstorms around tomorrow afternoon and evening, high of 92 degrees. scattered showers out there, notice the chance is pretty low at about 30%.

going up. they'll be in the upper 70s, feeling the humidity a little bit. should you cancel your plans tomorrow, no, you do want to bring that poncho or umbrella, have a backup plan if you're dealing with rain. here is how the weather will impact your day tomorrow. a i know a lot of people telling us they're going to nationals game, it's looking dry for the game, hot and humid. the parade downtown is looking good, dry for that as well. barbecues later in the day, have that backup plan, fireworks there will be some storms, think it's the national mall to display, should be just fine. take a look at the humidity level through friday. we're going to be on the muggy side. as soon as we have it into the weekend, low humidity for the weekend, actually feeling quite nice out there. take a look at the next ten days, wednesday heading back to work, mostly cloudy skies and cooler, mid-80s at that point. lower humidity as well. it is still feeling a little bit muggy on wednesday and thursday. most of the day on thursday is

possible toward the late afternoon, especially the evening hours. 87 for a high on thursday. maybe some popcorn thunderstorms around on friday, small chance on saturday, as well. most of the weekend, guys, looking completely dry. low humidity and that is key for july. >> all right. thanks. no time for grilling if you're competing when you eat. check this out. the burger queen is back. molly sky lar from sacramento. ate 21 burgers in 10 minutes. that's her with the pink hair there, that's her trick. she's washing it down with orange soda, or something. she's won the championship three-years in a row. she didn't break her record from last year when she devowered 28 burgers. she'll take home $1,500 in prize money. she's off by seven burgers, maybe they're a little bigger this year. >> i don't know how she does that. >> where is all t

>> she's pretty tiny. coming up, a local teen ij says he has hundreds of pairs of sneakers. he doesn't wear them. he sells them. he's running out of his parents' house. why he says he couldn't do it without the help of his intern.

actually has it of his own. >> lucky kid. >> called kicks, out of his parents' home and he's brought in more than a quarter of a million dollars. >> news 4, amy has the story. >> they sell out instantly online. it's hard for people to get them. it's a struggle. >> people shell out up to a grand for one pair. he's got hundreds in his house. he's a middleman, buying low, selling high in stores. >> it if it's here. it's not selling. i like to get stuff from here to the store and day or two going around and trying to get another pair of shoes trying to make a

>> he doesn't have to do it alone. like any big business, he's got some help from his summer intern. one of them was a high school friend when the business got bigger, she was a shoe fit for the job. >> this is much more relaxed. i guess we are friends, so it's not like i have to interact with him as if i'm interacting with a manager. >> she's off to college, he's still in high school. having an intern doesn't save them. >> they're like so devoted and like they want to help me. they want to help see this business grow. >> they spend hours every day packing up product and making sure they're the real deal. >> i smell the shoe for glue stains, fakes, they don't smell the same. >> this whole experience has been eye opening. it's really interesting. i enjoy every second, every minute over here. >> it's stressful. it's a lot of work. i love this industry. i love the people in it. i've made countless friend from

it. >> friends turned intern for this high schooler who is thinking out of the box. in arlington, amy, news 4. they'll be safe there, but local -- tonight alarming allegations against the teaching assistant and coach and the lingering threat for his victims. >> police beefing up security for the fourth, but we're tracking the threat of storms and the impact that could have on the fireworks. president trump's work on the media as he faces a critical test on international stage later this week. and first at 6:00 this evening, grows outrage of allegations of abuse inside a local school system. >> a former teaching assistant and track coach is locked up tonight accused of sexually abusing at least seven students and police are worried there may be more victims, even more