>> investigators have released a timeline of other jobs that carlos bell held in charles coun county. >> they say in 2008 he worked at faculty attendant. 2015 he worked for alpha best providing before and after school care to elementary school kids. last spring he volunteered as an assistant coach for a track club for teenagers. >> tracee wilkins has been talking to young people today who know him. what are they telling you? >> reporter: everyone i have talked to about carlos bell has said the same thing. >> i was surprised. i didn't think mr. bell would do something like that. >> reporter: students who knew carlos bell as coach say they are taken aback by allegations that he may have sexually abused kids. >> he was a nice

my eighth grade year like in october that is when i started running track. >> reporter: kevin mays trained with bell for about a month during the offseason. his mother says just the thought of what bell is accused of. >> i feel rage. you know, i want him to get what he deserves. >> he would be one of the best substitutes. when it comes to track he would be so serious. >> reporter: williams ran for bell on a community track team that bell continues to work with even after he was suspended and told to stay away from students. >> he was a track coach here he had kids from seventh, eighth and sixth. we would all sometimes practice here or practice. >> the president of the comets released a statement that reads they have been in constant communication with the authorities providing them with the information they need to conduct their investigation. we send our deepest sympathies and prayers to the families affected by th

>> i have a friend whose daughters and sons were on the track team. you know, and kids at this age, some of them aren't going to talk about it. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is concerned that bell may have coached at other organizations and possibly outside of the county, as well, maybe even assisting in swimming. they are asking anyone who believes their child has had contact with them to give them a call. reporting live i'm tracee wilkins. >> thank you. as we listen to the down pour there during the live shot. we have a lot of rain out there. >> especially to our south. coming down in buckets there. >> absolutely. seeing a very heavy cell develop right now. i am tracking other pockets of heavy rain. not picking up on a lot of lightning across the area. not seeing rain it is mst

with the oppressive humidity levels. they will be with us tomorrow. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. this is a batch of rain. a closer look on that in a moment. this could move inside the beltway within the next few hours. the rain around the fredrick area is starting to fizzle out. this is where she was standing. when we talk about yellows and oranges and reds on radar that is what it looks like. we will have scattered showers out there this evening and with the scattered showers. the nationals game should be okay. by 9:00 we are still around 80 degrees. definitely want the umbrella tomorrow with rain at times in the forecast. i will have more on timing and how that impactathize weekend coming up at about 4:18. >> we will see you then. a suspected escapee facing a federal judge after officials tell us he

officer and took off then spent hours hiding until deputies tracked him down. officials say 27-year-old marlo mendez is no stranger to the deportation process. we have learned through court documents he has been removed from the country five times dating back to 2007. our northern virginia reporter david culver is live outside federal court. this particular case is raising an awful lot of questions. >> reporter: a lot of questions. i was going through the facebook page and a lot of you at home are asking the question how. how does somebody have so many run ins with the law get deported five times back to el salvador and then get back in? it's a question we have been asking all day. let's take you back to the start of this case. chopper 4 above, below federal

agents. loudoun county sheriff's deputies and state police officers trying to track down this man. he had been arrested for allegedly being drunk in public. he faces local assault and battery charges. federal officials say he was in the country undocumented. as immigration officers take him to louden court documents say he complained about handcuffs being too fight. one officer pulled over and loosened them but says marlo mendez hit him and took off. we learned he had been deported five times before. >> people have been deported a number of times from the united states previously. five is a lot, but it's certainly not unprecedented. >> reporter: with the center for immigration studies. they support stricter immigration laws. >> like any crime you can't make it -- if the border is hard to cross, if illegal immigration is not widely t

united states and you throw the book at those who come back after having previously been deported you can get a lot less of it. >> i never had a person who has been deported five times and come back. >> reporter: immigration attorney says this one case is rare and shouldn't be compared with most immigrant stories. >> if you are going to point the finger at one person then look at the millions of others that are not like this. >> more than three hours later and some four miles away deputies foun marlo mendez. his case now at the federal level. going through court documents and says one way he was able to get back into this country repeatedly is he apparently used several aliases. now in court today he was quiet. he asked for an attorney and will be back in court on friday. just before the fourth of july displays lit up the ski

authorities in maryland were cracking down on illegal fireworks. this photo is a truck load of fireworks found near cambridge. we are told that is about $8,000 worth of explosives. in the district you could see a lot of illegal fireworks going off throughout the night. police say a community tip led them to illegal fireworks. confiscated these just a few blocks off of georgia avenue. one of the main reasons for crack downs is keeping people safe. a teenager in prince george's has severe injuries and may even end up losing his hand from playing with fireworks. this happened last night in district heights. we have learned this wasn't the only fireworks-related injury in our area. we are joined live from the fire station in district heights. >> reporter:

marshall tells us they had at least four fireworks related injuries across the state. that includes the district heights incident involving a young teen. in that case investigators tell us the boy received severe injuries to his face, torso and it is possible he could lose his hand. it's the warning that you have likely heard before. fireworks aren't only illegal in the state of maryland, they are extremely dangerous. it seems not everyone gets the message around this time of year. >> anything that explodes or goes up in the air is illegal in maryland. typically we see the increase of injuries as a result of fireworks. >> reporter: the fire marshall says so far at least four injuries called in. >> traumatic hand injury where individuals had to be taken to the hand center. >> reporter: one of the

road. >> young man did have some significant injuries to hands and face and torso area. >> just rockets, i guess fire crackers. >> reporter: he lives in the neighborhood where the incident happened and says kids are always playing with fireworks but is hoping the unfortunate incident that happened to one child will send a message to others. >> holding something in your hand and it explodes. that will likely send a message. we are told the teen is still in the hospital being treated for injuries. this is still an ongoing and active investigation t. is possible they say that this through could be charges in this case. >> thank you. a suspect in a series of armed robberies in prince william county is off the street. police say thomas responsible for nine robberies including gas stations and convenience stores

the national parks service wants your input about a proposed desert storm war memorial. it is holding public hearing. two gulf war veterans are leading this campaign for that memorial. a design for the memorial includes a 150 foot wall and includes names of veterans who lost their lives in the battle. funding for the monument has started and construction is estimated to cost about $25 million. it's going to take two to three million dollars to overhaul the elevator system inside the washington monument. that monument has been closed since last august because of this. today we have learned the national parks service has put the contract out to bid for a new system. it hopes to secure a new contract by this august. that elevator has been broken down frequently over the past few years. >> broken more than it is working. a police officer shot and killed in what officials

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the 25g9 rr amendment is something that may have popped up. local lawmaker is pushing legislation related to that. chris lawrence is live in the news room. >> some have started bringing up 25th amendment since president trump put out a number of controversial tweets. it's the part of the constitution that deals with removing the president from office section four allows the vice president to become acting president with the consent among majority of cabinet members and then two-thirds of both the house and senate. a maryland congressman wants to use it in case president trump needs to be permanently removed from office. the bill was introduced to make it easier to examine the president's mental state.

commission to examine the president and evaluate his mental faculties. >> we are talking about a body that is nonpartisan and independent and acts with the vice president who is reporting directly to the president. it would be in the most extreme case where there is consensus that the president is incapable of discharging duties of office. >> more than 20 democratic lawmakers have signed on to the bill. with republicans controlling congress and the white house this effort is not going anywhere, somewhere between slim and none. the white house has not responded to any request for comment on it from nbc news. right now people are stopping by the 46th precinct of the nypd to pay their respects to an officer killed on the job. the gunman shot and killed an officer as she sat in a police command van it

>> miosotis familia was a 12-year veteran and mother of thee. police don't think she ever saw the gunman approach the van. >> she was on duty serving this city, protecting people, doing what she believed in and doing the job she loved. >> police shot and killed bonds. they don't have a motive for the shooting but are reportedly looking at anti-police postings on his social media accounts. officers across the country are mourning that loss. kristin wright talked to d.c. police officers today who said it is a tough day for everyone who takes a vow to protect and serve. >> reporter: the loss of officer miosotis familia hits law enforcement hard in new york and across the country. >> she was like a sister. i don't know her personally but she weath

killed just for being in uniform. >> reporter: john gardner retired in march badge 2533. he put in 27 years on the street. >> now that this stuff is happening you have to kind of be careful. >> reporter: what happened to officer familia is personal. >> makes you mad and then sad. we done lost another one. >> reporter: he says he always took every safety precaution constantly looking over his shoulder but rarely turning his back. he was still shot on the job once and recovered. in recent years gardner was careful about advertising the fact that he was a cop. >> certain areas you go to. >> reporter: in his experience wearing the badge always came down to one thing. >> you have to love this job because if you don't love it it

so much risk, danger and loss. kristin wright, news 4. how much sand does it take to mock chris christie? buckets. two guys created this giant sand sculpture creating the famous photo of christie enjoying the beach after he closed them down. the photo sparked outrage in new jersey, got a great deal of attention around the world. there are clever meemz created in response. my favorite are here to etern y eternity. i'm loving gilligan's island and i just discovered forrest gump. and then, of course, christie was there for the invasion of normandy. >> is he ever going to hit in that chair in those shor

one of the greatest mysteries in history. what happened to aviator amelia earhart? >> the new discovered photo that may provide an answer. and our amelia is tracking some storms still revving up out there. z2ejcz z16fz

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it's still coming down in pockets out there. >> mainly south of washington is where we are seeing the pockets of very heavy rainfall. also seeing heavy rain. we are going to have rain out there tonight and more rain in the forecast tomorrow. since june 1 our rainfall deficit is about 2 1/2 inches. you probably have been noticing your lawn is very dry and needing to water your garden and just driving by local creeks, streams and rivers the water levels are pretty low. we will take whatever rain we can get. weather headlines definitely want the umbrella tomorrow and could have heavy rain around in spots. might want to grab the bigger umbrella. maybe a shower or thunderstorm around friday. best chance looks to be during morning and mid day hours. not just saturday

sunday. here is the latest check. scattered showers in parts of fredrick and washington counties. here is the heavier activity to the south. still seeing very heavy rain starting to see some intense rain developing. and just south of warrenton seeing heavier rain by the bright colors here on radar just north of the area. this slowly creeping towards us here in washington. a few showers are possible here this evening. that can have an impact on the nationals game. download the washington app and get the latest forecast on your phone. 7:00 a.m. on your thursday getting ready for work. kids trying to figure out what they are going to do for the day. 7:00 a.m. tracking scattered showers across the area. notice pockets of brighter colors here. that is the potential for heavy rain even around during morning and mid day hours. scattered showers and rumbles of

showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. here is thursday evening 5:00 p.m. the rush getting underway heading home from work the rain can slow you down. 7:00 potential for a few severe thunderstorms moving through the area. heavy rain and gusty winds and maybe hail, as well. still rain around tomorrow night. again, grab that umbrella for your thursday. temperatures are in the 80s and 70s and will be in the 80s for highs again tomorrow. high around 82 with rain at times not only wet but still pretty muggy. notice your humidity forecast. tomorrow the humidity levels oppressive as we look to friday they do come down a little bit. and then for the weekend it is extremely refreshing. tonight i wouldn't chance it but i think some areas would be okay. make plans to dine al fresco. fire up the barbecue. it will be great on saturday with high temperature of 89 degrees.

levels come down throughout the day. very low humidity on sunday. wall to wall sunshine. blue bird kind of day. one of the days where there is barely a cloud in the sky. monday 90. partly sunny skies. maybe isolated and just pop up summer type thunderstorm with a better chance of thunderstorms next wednesday. tomorr sowmeo rain but that's going to set us up for a great weekend. >> bring it on. anger over an instagram post leads to an apology from a local lawmaker. why this photo wound up being so controversial. president trump for his second foreign trip. the challenges he is facing ahead of a key international summit. how fighting this fire in prince george's county resulted in a fight between two firefighters.

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first at 5:30, they are the people to call when your house is on fire. there is new cell phone video that shows a fire burning while a fight is heating up between the firefighters. >> but now at 5:30, hundreds of people taken to the streets in the bizarre kind of protest ahead of the g-20 suit

demonstrators painted themselves to look like clay figures and then in the end they ripped off their costumes to reveal brightly colored clothes. one said they wanted to encourage people to stand up to what they called the destructive mechanisms of capitalism. the g-20 runs through friday. president trump will be there. just about an hour ago he landed in polpoland. while there mr. trump will meet face-to-face with vladimir putin. joining us with what is at stake with this trip is nbc white house correspondent kristin welker. today we saw president trump appearing to go after china for its role. what should we expect here? >> this is one of the biggest foreign policy tests for the president yet after north korea

fired what pentagon officials have determined is an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability of possibly reaching the united states at some point in the future. what we saw the swift rebuke from this administration. u.n. ambassador convening an emergency meeting at the u.n. warning china if it doesn't intervene that the u.s. may start a trade war. president trump expected to take a tough tone with the leaders of china, south korea and japan when he meets with them at the g-20 summit this week. this comes after president trump has really reached out to china particularly in the early day of his administration, tries to get china on board with putting pressure on north korea to stop its nuclear program. you will remember that president trump hosted the president of china in april. he has had a series of phone calls with him. there was measured optimism within the administration that president ping might take

haven't done enough. the president tweeting that he is starting to lose hope saying trade between china and north korea grew. so much for china working with us but we had to give it a try. the implication is that he is at his tail end of losing hope here. you will see the president take a very tough stance when it comes to china. his options are limited. sanctions are a possibility. i am told that military action is still a last resort. this is a critical test for this president. >> certainly is. let's turn now to what will likely be the most watched handshake in recent years. do you have indication from your sources what mr. trump will and what he won't say when he meets putin? >> we don't. that is what is so interesting about this moment. this is going to be a critical test for this president when he meets with russia's president vladimir putin. w

meaning an official meeting. the white house sending the signal that they are open possibly to warmer relations with russia. so the president is getting a lot of pressure from democrats and republicans to raise the issue of russia's meddling in the u.s. election. there is an expectation for him to do that. but when pressed administration officials say at this point there is no agenda for this meeting. we do think the president will bring up issues like syria and ukraine. if he doesn't raise the issue of meddling in the u.s. election you could see a very strong back lash once he returns home. we will be watching very closely. >> all eyes on it. thanks so much. we invite you to stay tuned after news 4 at 6:00. the nbc political team will have the latest on the president's team ahead on nightly news with lester holt. they were supposed to be fighting a fire but were battling each other instead. a firefighter could be facing criminal charges after he

of a fire. chris gordon has more on this feud. >> no one was injured in this fire but there is extensive property damage. the fire department did a good job putting it out but right after that here out in front a heated argument broke out between a career officer and a volunteer firefighter that has sparked two separate investigations, one by the fire department, the other by police. >> reporter: cell phone videos taken by neighbors show prince george's county career and volunteer firefighters working together to put out this smoky blaze sunday afternoon. afterward a volunteer firefighter complained that a career officer allegedly assaulted him during an argument. a neighbor across the street who doesn't want to be identified told me she noticed something strange. notice any arnt

between firefighters? >> yeah. there was definitely a visible disagreement on the front patio, but i couldn't hear anything. it was like you could tell they were getting into some type of argument. >> reporter: the volunteer firefighter called the police department asking that they conduct a criminal investigation alleging assault. police officers took pictures of the scene. the chief says it is too early to say if any criminal charges will be filed as a result. >> it's unfortunate because all careers and volunteers are professional people. >> reporter: prince george's county fire ems has removed both the career officer and volunteer firefighter from emergency operations. i asked if this may be another example of a long standing feud between career and volunteer firefighters. >> i'm not going to label th

this was something that occurred between two firefighters on the scene of a fire ground that violated our strict rules as far as work place violence. >> reporter: chris gordon, news 4. >> the most recent involved firefighters throwing punches outside of a home. this cell phone video captured the scene december of 2015. all firefighters were acquitted after a trial that went on for a week. virginia congressman has apologized and is reviewing ethics policies with staffers after a controversial instagram post. a staffer posted a picture with a constituent holding a sign that says hillary for u.s. ambassador to libya. he talked with the nbc station about that. >> i thought the guy was just getting at the benghazi injustice that everybody knows is a tragedy.

tapes and all of this stuff. >> you don't see it could be interpreted as sending her there to be potentially harmed in relation to the 2012in incidentn benghazi? >> no. that is laughable. >> reporter: he didn't know if staffer posted the picture. there are new security measures in place if you ever have to go to the montgomery county council building. as of today there are only two public entries. those entrances at the council headquarters also now have added security. that includes metal detector and x ray for your belongings. and it will cost you more to park. new prices taking effect today. $2.25 an hour and that is if you are on the street. if you are in one of the surface lots it's now $1.50. the garages have increased to $1.25 depending on which of the

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scattered pockets of heavy rain could effect nats game. we have your full forecast coming up in about ten minutes. president trump's donation of his first quarter salary will go towards a pair of projects at a preserved civil war battlefield in maryland according to the hill. the publication reports interior secretary travelled to the national battlefield to make that announcement today. the donation is almost $79,000 and that money will go towards restoring the exterior of the new comer house and replacer a fence at the battlefield. a powerful local lawmaker is confident that the 2018 federal budget will not take money away from the national institute of health. in a senate hearing last month it was estimated that president trump's budget

cut nih funding by 7.5 billion. >> nih researches the very basic challenges to health of americans, cancer, heart, american disease, all sorts of other afflictions that are not only damaging to individual health and america's health generally but are extraordinary costly. >> nothing is set in stone and negotiations continue on the hill. >> we have the dirt on a turf war at nike park pitting fairfax county against neighbors. the park authority plans to add synthetic turf to the team field. inside reports neighborhood association voiced concerns about plans to use up crumb rubber service. there are questions about impacts of health and

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there is tantalizing new evidence about the long ago disappearance of famous aviator amelia earhart. amelia earhart and her plane vanished. she is thought to have crashed and died in the pacific ocean. now 80 years later a photograph buried in the u.s. archives may be a clue that earhart survived that crash.

>> reporter: a constant crowd visits the amelia earhart exhibit. the famous aviator disappeared 80 years ago trying to be the first woman to solo fly around the earth. >> this is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. >> reporter: cure ate she hand unending requests about information. >> it is about a person disappearing off the face of the earth. >> reporter: a history channel discovery points to new evidence. the photograph according to facial imaging tests appears to show earhart and her navigator on a dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary suggests it's the strongest evidence yet that earhart survived her crash and probably later died in japanese custody. >> none of that has been explicitly defined.

it's another tool in their investigation. >> reporter: and air and space families are drawn to the story. 11-year-old jason carpenter studied her in school. >> when she crashed everyone thought she died but no one ever knew. >> reporter: and javier says his young daughter prompted their visit today. >> we were looking at the astronauts she asked why are they boys. i showed her girls can do. >> reporter: amelia earhart still teaching others. in the district, tom sherwood news 4. >> i thought it was interesting the way when we saw the piece this morning the way that they used the hair line of the navigator and her body and the back of her body to compare and measured it to come

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single charge using current technology which is pretty incredible. it is looking for suppliers for new and better batteries, as well. news 4 is working for the community to help victims of a deadly fire. more than 200 people lost their homes in an apartment building late last month. several other residents were injured. the middle school teamed up to offer fire victims. >> we're part of the community and we feel when the community needs help as a school that's our mission to help families that need the most. losing a home is not easy. i think that if we can bring happiness to them that is something that we want to do. >> the cause of that fire is still under

>> we had a wet day today. we have a beautiful weekend waiting for us. >> the good news is this forecast hasn't changed. low humidity this weekend. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and plenty of sunshine on sunday. i am tracking areas of rain across the region. the steadiest is south of washington having a very difficult time moving north. i think it will make it into at least parts of the beltway that can have an impact on the nationals game. seeing moderate in parts of southern fairfax county, northern charles county. few showers up in northern. otherwise mostly cloudy skies. you can see this rain almost at the beltway trying to make it into the district. we need the rain so we will take whatever we can get at this point and tomorrow is looking likere

you want the umbrella with rain at times throughout the day. pockets of heavier rain, as well. right now we are at 84 degrees. scattered showers around. they are possible in the metro area. just because it is not raining inside the beltway right now. otherwise plenty of clouds and man is it muggy and it will be muggy tomorrow, as well. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. 75 degreewise showers and patchy fog around. noticing that humidity from start to finish. i try today go for a run today it was like trying to run through a sponge. 79 degrees at noon. during afternoon hours we not only have pockets of heavy rain but potentially stronger thunderstorms. tomorrow night scattered showers. tomorrow not a great 3508 day. dinner out probably should be dinner in. friday we will start to see things improve. >> because it is friday and we like things to improve as we get into friday. we have scattered showers and heavy rain

next day to day and a half. looking better for friday. temperatures are going to be in the 70s. it will be muggy on friday morning and maybe patchy fog and showers. 30% chance. friday afternoon anytime before that evening commute i think friday night looks fun. humidity is not fun. so soupy and that is lending to heavy rain. humidity will start to drop friday night. the weekend looks absolutely fabulous. maryland and delaware beaches not looking too bad. look at that ocean temperature at 73. not bad around the beaches for the weekend. what about here for the weekend? >> we are talking about low humidity and temperatures on saturday in the upper 80s. mid 80s on sunday. before we get to the weekend we have friday. it is a hot day. we hit 90 and cool things off and it gets much more refreshing out there especially on sunday. after at

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let's stop. >> reporter: the commissioner says the investigation is making good progress. >> i hope to have an announcement within the next day or two at the very latest. >> my heart goes out to t.j. and his family. >> reporter: at city hall mayor used the case to make the argument for tougher gun laws in the city. she said she will seek emergency legislation in the next session of the legislature to make illegal gun possession a felony. >> we have had a difficult time trying to get the state to understand it. at this particular stage i have to be concerned about what happens in baltimore city. >> reporter: targeted what she says is a link between violence and methadone clinics. these pictures show an apparent open air drug market. >> looking at mobile units. where we can do this in a more responsible

destroy neighborhoods and doesn't destroy people. news 4 at 6:00 starts now. first, stunning new developments about a man who escaped from custody. >> records show carlos men dez has been deported five times. >> on monday he made headlines again. he is back behind bars tonight but david culver joins us now with new questions about how he has been able to slip under the radar for so many years. >> reporter: this would have been the sixth deportation for marlo mendez since 2007. i was in federal court today a few hours ago as he made his initial appearance. he did ask for a court appointed lawyer and will be back in court on friday. as we go to the facebook page a lot of you weighing in

happen to one person over and over. >> marlo mendez an alias that federal officials say has helped him slip back into the u.s. time and time again. monday he was back in federal custody picked up for allegedly being drunk in public. immigration officers taking him from louden to fairfax say he complained his handcuffs were too tight. they pulled over and loosened them but he took off. he hid for more than three hours. they tracked him down. he is apparently quite familiar with i.c.e. officers. >> i have never had a person who has been deported five times and come back. >> reporter: immigration attorney says marlo mendez's case is rare. vast majority of his undocumented