right now at 10:00. >> some of the crimes appear to have been committed on school property and others at his home. >> a local middle schoolteacher's aide and track coach who is hiv positive is accused of sexually assaulting young boys. >> then murder on the

a father of four found shot to death inside of his own car on one of the busiest road in the dmv. now the search for the gunman. >> why a local lawmaker is getting fired up about fireworks. the news at 10:00 starts now. 2003 begin tonight with a story that will make your stomach turn. this former teacher's assistant and track coach is accused. >> this is carlos deangelo bell. so far investigators have identified at least 10 victims. >> and now the fbi has joined the investigation. lindsay watts is live. >> carlos is being held here at the detention center without bond. those0

identified now have to be tested for hiv. investigators say so far two have been tested, both found not to be infected. police want you to take a good look at bell. they do believe there could be additional victims. police say middle school boys were the primary target of 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell. he's accused of using his position as a school aide and coach to molest kids and make child pornography. >> some of the evidence found included graphic images of bell sexually assaulting victims. some of the crimes appear to have been committed on school property and others at his home in waldorf. >> we just said hi and he waved and that was it. >> reporter: neighbors said he seemed like a nice guy. >> all i can say is

you never know. >> i have young boys. >> reporter: bell was employed by charles county schools from fall 2014 to december 2016. he was an instructional assistant, a track coach and he worked briefly at two additional schools. >> clearly we have work to do to ensure that this will never happen again. >> reporter: fox 5 asked the school superintendent how someone could sexually assault children during a school day inside a school. >> if you don't think i've asked myself that thousands of times since learning, you're wrong. 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: police believe there could be more victims than the 10 they've identified so far. they say parents need to talk to their kids if they've had any contact

>> it just brings a reality check because you see a lot of stuff on the news, you see a lot of things on social media and you never think it could happen to you or in your neighborhood or to your children or to your family. >> reporter: if you have information about this case or concerns about your own child, the number you want is 1-800-call-fbi. the investigation into bell first started about seven months ago. a parent was checking their child's phone and found inappropriate texts from bell. at that time police got a warrant, they seized bell's electronic devices, but it's taken all this time to search those devices. police say because of current resources at the state forensic lab. bell eventually was arrested just this past friday and on the same day indicted by a grand jury. lindsay

>> this one happened in prince george county. he was an aid and a volunteer. he will be sentenced next month. he faces up to 100 years in prison. >> the search continues tonight for the gunman who shot and killed a man on the beltway in prince george's county. he was found shot to death saturday night. his white mercury grand marquis was blocking a lane of the outer loop near pennsylvania avenue. his daughter says he had a part of their home earlier was returning home. he called his family to say he was about 15 minutes away but he never made it. >> the most caring dad you could ever think. he was very caring. i'm going to miss our talks. we would literally talk every day. he would ask me to come in his room and have a little chat literally every day. i'm going to miss them. >> we're confident that somebody had

again, that the beltway at that time of the night is extremely busy. >> police are now offering up to a $25,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> meanwhile a man to team by immigration after making a daring escape in northern virginia. he broke free from ice agents as they were transporting him near dulles. they did find him a short time later. he was first arrested in louden county but he was transforward to ice custody. hundreds of protesters ralying in front of the federal building in baltimore this afternoon. they were supporting an nap policeman detained by immigration authorities for months. he came

but last april ice agents arrested him on his way to work and now he's facing deportation. he has four kids and seven grandchildren. >> maryland rejected trump administration's request to turn over voter data. it's all part of the administration's ongoing investigation into the alleged voter fraud. repugnant maneuver to intimidate voters. the office also determined the request was prohibited by maryland law. he's calling on the governor to speak out against the effort. >> today they rehearsed for the capital fourth. the show begins at 8:00 and of course it's free to the public. it's hosted by actor john stamos. it will inc

including kellie pickler and trace adkins. speaking of fireworks it is warm around here tonight. a being question of what we'll see for the fourth. >> i get it you're outside all day long. we do have thunderstorms in the forecast for the second half of the day. so if you're going to be on the national mall or wherever your fireworks plans are, keep in mind there will be pop-up thunderstorms: so let's look at what's going on outside right now. 83 degrees, a rain-free evening. it was a dry, sunny and warm afternoon around the district. pretty typical july weather. humidity wasn't terrible. 74 out at dulles, 77 frederick and 79 in annapos.

here's what we're looking at satellite and radar showing a lot of cloud cover. all of the showers along the cold front have stayed off towards our north but it is that cold front that's going to move southward tomorrow and that will impact our chances for thunderstorms. we'll get into the 60s north and west, 75 in washington. so what to expect, you start off tomorrow cloudy, a little more humid, temperatures quickly jump into the 80s. the parade will be fine, early afternoon rain free it's the isolated thunderstorm threat as we get into the evening. i will detail those chances hour by hour, nothing too widespread however we've still got some in the forecast coming up. >> we have everything you need to know to make your july 4th celebration a great one. >> and as we get set to mark

fireworks is illegal in places like virginia but at least for ed gillespie it's turning into a campaign issue. >> our tisha lewis is live in fairfax tonight. >> reporter: he wants people to be able to buy the real thing. that's what gillespie is pushing for. the main concern is around safety. celebrating the fourth of july in true american fashion includes owning consumer grade fireworks, so says republican gubernatorial candidate ed

>> they have done this in the past five years and there has not been an increase in danger and there's been progress made in terms of safety over the past decades. >> reporter: spark leers are allowed, but the real show stoppers are not. he says legalizing the latter would boost the economy by creating thousands of jobs and millions of dollar in revenue. >> it may increase the business. >> reporter: she manages this tmnt constant with her daughter. >> they can be dangerous if unmonitored but they can cause a lot of injuries and that's what we don't want in our community. >> reporter: the explosive fireworks are the ones that move around and you could have a permanent

off. >> critics would say that only happens if you're not using it correctly. >> fireworks are unpredictable. you have to keep in mind they are explosives and any time you handle an explosive you could subject yourself to injury. >> reporter: right now in virginia any fireworks that rise, explode or travel are illegal in the state. so far gillespie's ad has more than 100,000 views and county firefighters say their advice is save it for the professionals. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> we want to point out that his challenger has gone on the record and says he doesn't support expanding fireworks sales. >> still ahead tonight, a presidential meeting months in the making. >> for the first time as commander in chief the president will meet face to face with vladimir putin. >> have you seen this picture of chris christie soaking up

sun? it's got his entire state in an uproar. >> an update on tiger woods after his arrest.

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president trump and putin will meet for the first time this week. mr. trump is committed to finding areas of cooperation with putin. he asked ways to partner with russia. meantime the investigation into collusion between his campaign and russia continues here at home. the g-20 summit is this friday and saturday. >> chris christie catching heat. the beach is one of the state peach beaches and parks closed due to the state government shutdown. the governor made the exception for his family. he ordered a shutdown because of a budget standoff and he said the family trip was

planned vacation and physical therapy media caught a politician keeping his word. >> wimbledon is under way in london. a reporter asked about a car accident that she was involved in that killed a 78-year-old man. his family recently filed a civil suit against her. >> there are really no words to describe how devastating and -- yeah. i'm completely speechless and it's just -- yeah. i mean, i'm just -- >> venus posted a facebook message days ago explaining how devastated she was about the accident. we have an update tonight on governor tiger woods he checked out of a clinic. woods said doctors, family and friends will continue to help him deal with the issue.

arrested him on a dui charge. it turns out there was no alcohol in his system. woods says his behavior was due to an unexpected reaction to prescription medications. he is now scheduled to appear in court on wednesday. >> the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge is in a boston hospital tonight. he was just 27 when he was diagnosed wavelength als a couple of years ago. it was he who was behind the ice bucket challenge back in 2014. it became a viral sensation as family and friends challenged each other. it raised about $115 million. i've got to tell you i was in boston when that happened. really just rallied so many people inspired so many people and there were rumors today he wasn't doing well and the family got in front and said what's going on. can you stomach 21 burgers in 10 minutes? >> no, i don't think i can. >> i knew you wouldn't touch

>> i do know someone who could. for the second year in a row, this woman ride here won z burger's annual eating content and she is here to share her secrets and challenge some fox fivers. you must stay tuned to see her compete against her.

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all right welcome back. 14 people compete in the 8th annual burger eating competition. >> the winner ate21 burgers and she's live with us in our studios tonight. yay! how are you? >> good. >> i'm stunned. molly is a little bitty lady. what got you into this? >> it pays better than serving people at

>> that is an excellent reason. >> you won this last year too. >> yes. >> and the pacing a little bit different than last year. >> the burgers were a little bit bigger and i have been on the rad. i'm currently in an 8500 mile road trip and i'm exhausted. >> do you do this with all different kinds of foods or just burgers. >> pretty much anything. >> do you have a secret technique that you use that helps you go fast ter. >> i can usually take a big chunk and swallow it whole. i just chase it down with water. >> what's the toughest food to eat competitively. >> meat. it can be a choking hazard. >> the things that you compete to eat, what have you eaten the most of at one time? >> you know, like last week i was in up in milwaukee and i ate22.5

>> how tall are you? >> 5'7". >> 120 pounds. >> we clearly have set this up tonight. z burger has been gracious enough to recreate the fox 5 challenge. ladies and gentlemen, introducing jim lokay! and on the other side of molly is jamie the major eating machine welsh. and last but not least, we have mike the long shot collier! >> you look at mike and molly here. >> do you want to give them any tips to start like maybe take the lids off your water or something like

>> use the water. >> set your dvrs right now because they're about to go. >> we want to make this fair. we're going t time them for a minute. are you ready? here we go. on your mark, get set, get ready go! molly is killing them. jim is trying to take one bite and it's not working. molly has already eaten one. mike we're 13 seconds into this and mike has taken two bites. lokay got one down. mike you're not doing really well right now. okay, ladies and gentlemen let me just tell you, molly has moved on to her third burger. our competitors here at fox 5 i'm going to

we're at -- hold on we're going to stop at here we go, 40, 42, 43, okay we're going to stop him right there at 45 seconds. i'm just going to say lokay lokay was. >> i put two burgers into one here. >> is that what you tried to do? >> so basically i've eaten one. >> so that was a scam there. >> is that against the rules of competitive eating. >> it looks really good though. >> molly ate three burgers in that time period. jamie got through half of her burger and mike you got through a third of yours. >> i got a couple of bites. >> molly, congratulations to you. you rock. i don't know how you do it or where you put it. >> it's like the best job ever. [ laughter ] >> i love her attitude. >> you guys did great by the way. thanks for playing along. z burger

the burgers tonight. coming up at 10:30, what advice would you give tourists in town for the fourth? >> go to z burger. >> we're also going to introduce you to a young entrepreneur who started her own food truck at the age of 7. >> caitlin do you want a burger? >> happy independence to me too because now i've got a meal. very impressive but good effort. are you going to share, jim? maybe that's not very lady-like. we're close but we're not that close. we'll have a look at your forecast for independence day and the 7-day forecast right after this.

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i'm jim lokay. >> and i'm shawn yancy. we begin with an accusation. >> police say he sexually assaulted multiple young boys and he's also hiv positive. lindsay watts on this story for us tonight. >> reporter: such a horrifying case. tonight 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell is being held here without bond. investigators say so far they have identified 10bys who were sexually assaulted by bell, middle school-aged boys. kids now have to be tested for hiv. police believe there could be even more victims. bell had worked at four different schools between fall 2014 and december 2016. police say some of the alleged assaults happened inside benjamin stoddard middle school and bell made recordings found by investigators. >> right now the search continues in prince george's county for the person who shot and killed a man

a man was shot to death in the driver's seat on saturday night. >> new jersey governor chris christie is catching some heat tonight after photos of him and his family went public. this is one of the state beaches and park christie closed due to budget issues. apparently the governor made an exception for his own family. he defended the photos and said his family trip was previously planned. let's talk about that weather forecast. >> the nats have an early game tomorrow and everybody in the town, caitlin roth is here tonight and how are we looking, caitlin. >> for the nats game, good. we don't have showers in the forecast the first part of the day. later on, we probably do. high temperatures today 90 at dulles, 92 at bwi, recapping what was maybe the third day in your holiday weekend o

you had to go back to work, it was sunny and hot humidity wasn't so bad. 83 in washington, 79 annapolis. mid 70s north and west where it is a fairly comfortable summer evening. we've got a cold front bringing a few isolated showers across pennsylvania, ohio towards our north and we've got low pressure getting organized down around arkansas and the combination of those two systems closing in on the district is going to increase our thunderstorm chances for tomorrow. so let's start you off with tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. just some clouds around a little sticky but nothing too bad. i think we stay rain-free through the early afternoon. but with the heat of the day and the approaching front, thunderstorms expected to pop up. not wide spread. this is not a long line of storms and nothing severe expected. with these pulse type storms you can't pinpoint where they're going to be. if you're under one of these it could be a soaking rain at least briefly but they're widely scattered and this is at

dinnertime, nothing really over washington. it looks like the bigger concern is going to be north and west of dc. so do i say cancel your plans? no. head out to the mall, we'll plan on fireworks. it looks like if anything happens, it will be brief earlier on in the evening and it will clear out as we move past sunset. 91 degrees sfor tomorrow. hopefully it is a wonderful independence day for all of you. 91 tomorrow and temperatures cool off a bit as we do have increased chances for thunderstorms wednesday, thursday even into friday, looking at next weekend hey it's great when you have tuesday off you go back to work wednesday the weekend is right around the corner. 86 sunny and nice on sun. jim, send it over to you. >> developing tonight wild fires continue to threaten people out west. this morning

fire close to a large park. . >> any time you have structures it's always a concern as the weather eats up, it's always a concern. >> the fire in arizona meantime known as the goodwin fire has burned more than 27,000 acres since it starred last week. it's about 75% contained and evacuations are now being lifted. >> a taxi driver hit the gas instead of a brake and crashed into people in boston. police do not think the crash was intentional. >> congressional lawmakers are on that you are fourth of july break but there was no vacation from speculation. >> the gop's promise to repeal and replace has not happened. >> we're certainly not going to see a vote by july 4th. >> reporter: with an estimated 33 legislative days between now and the end of the fiscal year, pressure is

hill with the senate still struggling with health care. >> there is some thought there might be a vote by the end of next week. difficult to say, but we do need to get this thing done. we need to get it down quickly because the american people are struggling to keep up with their health care payments. >> reporter: leading fellow conservative ted cruz has offered the consumer freedom act which would allow insurance companies. they argued that would make insurance premiums a lot cheaper. the key is leadership can only lose two gop senators and still pass the overall bill so they're trying to strike the right balance. >> there's a big effort to get everybody on board. we owe it to the the american people to move in a different direction. obama care has failed us terribly. it continues to fail and we need to move in a different direction. this bill takes us a big step in the right direction so i'm

hoping we'll get the consensus we need and get the support so we can pass this after the fourth of july break. >> reporter: some democrats are looking to go left from obama care to a much more expensive option. >> medicare for all, which is simply an expansion of medicare so it's not just for seniors but for everybody. will be saving middle class families substantial sums of money and it will be guaranteeing health care to every man, woman child in this country. >> there's also passing a budget, raising a debt ceiling and the need to make progress on tax reform. there's a wrinkle that could irritate the gop establishment. steve bannon is proposing raising taxes on upper income americans to pay for middle and working class tax cuts. >> the two capitol police officers credited with saving lives at that congressional

a young entrepreneur is building a business at the ripe old age of 7. >> we're going to introduce you to the business owner who's already running her own food truck. >> fourth of july not in the sky trying to grill the national retail federation estimating americans will spend more than 7 billion bucks on food for the holiday. that is up from last year. now nearly 90% of these consumers are expected to barbecue. and it seems a lot of the money will be going towards life, liberty and the pursuit of preservatives because the national hot dog and sausage council predicts we will eat 150 million hot dogs on the fourth of july. the dow and s and p500 booming but

dud. and a word of caution. the government says fire work sent more than 11,000 americans to the emergency room in the weeks surrounding the holiday. so do be careful and do be safe. have a healthy and happy fourth of july. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. i'm neil cavuto. z2ejcz z16fz

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>> the aamerican academy of ophthalmology says there are 10,000 firework-related injuries in er's every year many of them in children. the group says there are no such thing as a safe fire work. sparklers person at 1800 degrees. >> dress rehearsal was held today for the big concert hosted by john

obviously a pretty big deal for the capitol fourth concert. >> i want to go so john stamos. >> he's going to perform with the beach boys? >> don't you remember the episode of "full house "? >> i saktly do because i had a crush on uncle jesse. >> i know too much. >> he does. plenty of tourists are in town for the july 4th celebration. >> we talked with visitors to find out what they want to see. >> we just want to see, what would you guys like to see here. >> what have you all heard dc was famous for. >> what would you tell tourists to see here and eat here. >> we haven't had too many people tell us stuff so far. >> some great places to visit, i would say go to the african-american museum. >> the

>> the washington memorial, the lincoln memorial, the roosevelt memorial. >> i wanted to see the supreme court because i'm a lawyer. >> i like the library of congress. >> we're here to see the newseum. >> i wanted to go to the african-american museum. >> dc is awesome for the history and the museums. >> the monuments and the grounds and the mall, all the different buildings. >> i think it's like really hot in dc right now. it's just like so hot. it's like so humid. it feels like the rain forest so i don't think is the best time. >> you could tell us some places to eat around here. >> i think the best food place in dc is pizzeria paradiso. >> the old

>> i like taylor gourmet. >> ocean prime, depending what type of taste they got. >> i love dc like. >> what do you think? they did pretty good. came up with good places. >> wonderful and so many reminders of all you can do in this great city. you don't get bored. >>. >> a lot of folks are going to head out to do all that stuff. >> john stamos is watching this forecast now and hoping for the best. >> hi, john. he said that, not me by the way. >> i'm a big fan too. and have been my whole life. and how do you look so good and not age? what are you taking? >> greek yogurt. >> i'm done with you guys. >> i thought you were eating z burgers. accuweather forecast. let's get your weather as we head into tomorrow.

hopefully it's a long holiday weekend for you and or if not it's your friday night and tomorrow you're off. it is a quiet night right now. no thunderstorms all day we had a dry one, nice summer afternoon with temperatures reaching 91 here in the district. weather headlines it will be quiet as we head into tonight but tomorrow will be a different story. not a wide spread event just enough for a chance. staying quiet warm overnight with temperatures falling back into the 70s. more humidity going to feel hot out there. when is it not on the fourth of july but it will be again tomorrow. afternoon thunderstorms are possible. these are pop-up, these are widely scattered, but the timing on these if they're right over you when you're outdoors, not ideal. storms are more likely wednesday, thursday and friday. 83 degrees out here in washington, 80 in baltimore, 79 in annapolis, 76 in gaithersburg, in frederick it's a little more comfortable, 73 dl, 74 out of dulles and for our out of

warm and stayed warm at night. clouds overhead right now, cold front to our north bringing shower activity across pennsylvania. so the combination of those two frontal boundaries closing in on dc is going to allow for the chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. overnight tonight 75 in dc, mid to upper 60s north and west are your low temperatures. here's what i was talking about in between the two fronts you'll notice the humidity and cloud cover increase for tomorrow it will be very warm. as we get into the afternoon, the storms start to pop up. nothing severe but they can bring some heavy rain. temperatures into the 80s to the low 90s. tomorrow afternoon we're looking at 91 here in dc, 86 in annapolis, a little cooler by the water as always and north and west we are looking at mid to upper 80s. not excessively hot but with the humidity it will feel warmer. show you when to expect the thunderstorms. quiet overnight tomorrow morning if you're heading out

8:00 a.m. we start off with sunshine for the parade, you're fine. don't think we see any showers until at least mid afternoon but when we do they'll blossom between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. putting them right over the metro area. don't think we'll get through the day completely rain-free. pop-up thunderstorms lead to the north later on this evening, 7:00 p.m. showers north of washington. it looks like they'll stay there. we could have some downpours with these but the best chance during fireworks time is north of dc and west of dc along the mountains. that would say if this is correct over the mall we're fine after about 5 clock. 2-day forecast, stray thunderstorm for tomorrow, 91 degrees. storms are more likely on a cloudier wednesday and that's the case as we head into thursday as well. 91 tomorrow the temperatures take a bit of a hit on wednesday, thursday friday we start off with rain and slowly clear out, 92 degrees it will be a warm one. next weekend actually looking

and we see 88 dry pleasant weather, 86 on sunday. 90 again by monday but that could be nice dry weather in comparison to the sticky weather we've had the past few days. independence day not a wash-out. >> thank you very much, caitlin. a 7-year-old in arkansas has proven you're never too young to start a business. this is kyli. she says owning a business is a great learning experience. >> i want to give her the opportunity to see that there's many options she can do and be whatever it is she want to be. this is just only the beginning for us. >> wow. her mom says her young entrepreneur has shown an interest in food since she was young and what a great thing for a parent to keep fostering that excitement to teach her now. imagine where she's going to be 10, 20 years from now. >> she's going to onus. she's going to be the next

>> yes indeed. >> let's move on. chocolate may help you out if you're not sleeping enough. researchers look at how eating chocolate affects the brain. >> because there's caffeine in it? >> could be. >> the team also found older people who ate a diet rich in cocoa saw particularly positive results. >> okay. technology is the future especially for kids but at what cost? a recent study found kids are bretter at using technology than they are at tying their own shows. this is serious. they also found that more than half of all toddlers know how to play a basic computer game however only 43% can actually ride a bike. more kids know how to open up a website than know how to swim. it's actually kind of sad. >> it is sad and it explains why you see more kids

slip-on shoes. >> that's about their parents. it's easier for their parents. so i never would buy those slip-ones or velcro because i wanted my kids to tie their shows. not in my house. did you know how to tie your shous? >> it took a while and i'm still not very good at it. let's check in with marina marraco -- >> i've seen you with those slip-on shows and you are not a child any longer. >> it's been worse. >> we'll work on it while you're telling us what's coming up next. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, the mystery of the missing bell. how did the city misplace a 2,000 pound replica of the liberty bell. plus a candidate for the government of virginia not everybody is on board with the idea. and new jersey governor chris christie is taking some serious heat for his weekend fun in the

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. right now at 11:00, he's a teacher's aide who is hiv positive and he's facing horrific accusations of child abuse in inside a maryland school. >> it is devastating to us that something like this could take place in a classroom. >> a candidate for governor in virginia wants stronger fireworks to be illegal but not everyone is fired up about the idea. and the z burger champ. tonight we're hearing from the woman who eight 2 dozen burgers in today's eating contest. your news starts now. >> we begin tonight with a deeply disturbing story.