. >> reporter: george bell is jarvis' father. >> an everyday kind of day. all about today and worry about tomorrow tomorrow. >> reporter: police say the vehicle the suspects were sedan that can be seen here. there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. jarvis' parents say they hope people will call in and identify those men just because it is the right thing to do. in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >>> some people who live in baltimore are fed up with the crime there. a group of residents are calling for a cease-fire to curb the violence. they are on pace with 28 homicides this year. the motto is nobody kill anybody. it is up to everyone to make this happen. >>> swimmers are sick and local pool shut down. what investigators found in the water that sent several kids to the hospital. >>> savings so good it feels like holiday but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best

in the meantime i had been invited to join our friends george and kathleen bell on their 45-foot yacht. during the day the bell and i sail from island to island, swimming and snorkeling in the hidden bays. at night we anchor in the shelter of a cove and sleep on the boat. sunday afternoon bob and his assistant, larry higby, join us. bob is on call and the army signal corps will contact him via short wave radio if he's needed. he and larry are both eager to take turns skippering. and soon the five of us are flying along on a run with billowing sails. suddenly a lot of static and a garbled message comes over the radio. i make out the words search light, nixon's secret service code name and welcome, bob's secret service code name. bob tenses up. he considers a call from the president urgent and he asks george to return to the bay immediately. george reverses our court. the boat heels and we're doused with salt water. bob's fingers drum on the deck while larry's right leg nervously jiggles. when we enter the protective cove of the bay the wind dies. drifting 100 yards offshore, becomes fru

jones community center in wilmington members of the cedar heights bell dear community showed up at unveiling of the new signs for george william connor peel , the 70's and 80's mr. connor dedicated much of his free time to the local softball team. original sign bearing his name has been taterd by years of snow, rain, and wind. >>> and an honor of national peace month it is peach festival time at peddler's village. of course this event features locally grown peaches and just about everything you can dream of making with peaches from jams, butter, pastry and pie. festival continues tomorrow. >>> this festival is not so sweet, if you prefer things that slitter and crawl, bug fest, yes, i say bid buggies for you at this drexel university. hundreds of live, winged and multi legged creatures are on kiss play. there are roach races and bug walks. if you are really daring is there even a bug tasting. >> ♪ >> how about stralling and shopping through little jazz. jazz on the avenue came to north philadelphia today, jazz lovers enjoyed vendors selling clothing, crafts, artwork up and down broad street and cecil b more avenue. fio

. >> and george clooney talking about the twins, why fatherhood is terrifying him. ♪ >> look what you made us do. then wedding bellsor blake and gwen? and why they invited news their bedroom? >> did we get it? >> it was just a leittl kw >> now for august 29, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> now in its fifth day, the consequences have only just begun. >> and as we're inundated with human suffering, some of our biggest stars are using their celebrity to help out their fellow, man. >> hello, everybody. we've been watching every going on down in houston and our hearts are just breaking. >> we're praying for all of you. >> j-lo and a-rod pledged $25,000 each and so did the rock. >> i want to seasoned a mend a the people of houston. you have to hang on and have faith. >> let's all donate, let's help and really, really try and save some lives. >> they set morning. "houston, we are praying for you. my mom, sisters and i will be donating $500,000. >> e.t. spoke with country music start clint black. >> being a houstonian, i want to give a shoutout to all the first responders. >> how is your family holding up? >> my

george's county that he abused 20 children. it begins september 28. in greenbelt, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: you can see abc7's original reporting online at wjla.com. search "carraway." we will continue to follow this throughout the local criminal case. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- another destroyer colliding with a commercial ship in asian waters. sound familiar? this time it's the uss john mccain. the search for ten missing sailors and new drastic measures the navy is taking right now. alison: plus the latest from barcelona. police believe they have got the driver in last week's attack that left 15 people dead. coming up next. jonathan: still ahead -- d.c. students going back to school. we'll take you there for day one. jonathan: there is a desperate search underway for ten missing sailors aboard the uss john mccain. alison: for the second time collides with a commercial ship. brianne carter has the developing story and new measures that the navy is taking now. brianne: that is the biggest concern. the missing members of the military after the collision. tonight, search

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maryland bureau chief brad bell shows us what is being done to change it this year. >> the prince george's county school system does not want a repeat of last year when more than 6,000 students didn't have the required immunizations to attend school. so pushing a simple message. with a vi >> no shots, no schools. >> a warning from the system spokesman. if you don't have immunizations you cannot attend school. >> the school system won't know how many students don't have the shots until next week when the school nurses come back from summer break and start entering data in the system. it could be a big number again. the county health officer says she hopes not. >> it's more important than the books and the bags and the backpacks. debt your kids immune newsed. >> the -- immunized. >> the parent says she is not waiting until the last second to get her family ready. she came to the clinic for shots today. >> i make sure they all have them. because like if they need them, it's necessary for them. >> these are the flyers that the county health department is putting out in english and spanish. be

george clooney talking about the twins. why fatherhood is terrifying him. >>> plus -- ♪ >> oh, taylor. look what you made us do. ♪ the songs that serve shade even better than swift. >>> then wedding bells blake and gwen? what we just learned and why dax shepard and kristen bell invited us into their bedroom? >> did we get it? it was just a little awkward. >>> now for august 29, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hollywood rallies around the victims of hurricane harvey. the devastation in southern texas in its fifth day, but the consequences have only just begun. >> as we are inundated with images of human suffering, some of the stars are using that to help what's best for men. >> hi, everybody. we've been watching everything going down in houston, and our hearts are just breaking. >> we're going to get a boat for you. >> we're praying for you and god bless all of you. >> j-lo and a-rod sent prayers and a donation for hurricane relief. they pledged $25,000 each and so did the rock. >> i want to send a message to the people of houston. you got to stay strong and hold on to faith. >> the rock's pal, kevin hart, has been leading the celeb charge for support. >> let's help. let's rea

direct descend ent of ger shan men did he say gracious who may not ring a bell for you, but he was the only rabbi officiating at george washington's giving an invocation. there were 14 cler gri at his inauguration in 1790. men did he sashs had been the first jew ever appointed to the board of governors of columbia university at the recommendation of alexander hamilton and not until benjamin core doze oh would another jew be appointed. his came -- one of his cousins of the, the deputy mayor of new york. >> so we know -- this is an appropriate term for a sef ar particular jew, but we know about his i didn't care i say. >> his i didn't care us. >> but what about his beliefs, his practices. >> well, he too, when he -- he belonged to what's the spanish portuguese synagogue in new york, which is the oldest continuing synagogue in the united states. he belonged, kept a ticket and when he was in new york he occasional went on the high holidays. he always kept -- there was a seat that he was -- in his honor. he very rarely attended services there. he feels bar mitts vad there. but he for the most part, unlike brandeis, who ser

george. >> all through the broadcast we will share ways you can help back at home. want to go to ginger zee. ginger, you've been sounding the alarm bells on this storm from the very start. what can we expect next? >> ah, george, the longest named storm to torture texas now in history. and we're looking at more than 43 inches. that's the latest number that's come in from south houston itself. many places reported 20 to 40 inches of rain and it's still raining so here's what we can expect. houston, you will still see rain for the next couple of hours, moderate to even heavy at times on that outside band. the storm itself is back in the gulf. but the flash flood warnings and watches mobile. through biloxi and new orleans and, remember, the outer bands is what did the most damage, the most rain, they have moved into eastern louisiana this morning. i want to take you through the path because this is important to see. it's out in the gulf but, of course, the rain shield is on the north side. by wednesday morning it's still there. by wednesday afternoon, aim, it looks like it makes another landfall, goes north and by friday we can finally see

>> he is lowed bay the -- and it may not ring a bell for most of you, but he was the only rabbi officiating at george washington's giving an invocation and there were 14 clergy at his inauguration in 1790. the first jew was appointed to the board of governors at columbia university at the recommendation of alexander hamilton and not until benjamin cardozo would another jew be appointed to this. he came and one of his cousins was the -- what is it? the deputy mayor of new york and emma lazarus was the first cousin, et cetera. >> we know, this is an appropriate term for safartic jew. we know about his -- >> what about his beliefs and his practices? >> he, too, he belonged to what's called the spanish portuguese, and the oldest, and when he was in new york he occasionally went on the high holidays. i mean, he always -- there was a seat that -- in his honor. he very rarely attended services there. he had his bar middle va thetzvd unlike brandeis who served, you know, food always, and cardozo would never serve a pork or shell fish in his home and by the way, he was a little taken aback who on his first in

george's county department of health five days a week. they are offering shots to students free of charge. in cheverly, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: following breaking news now out of northeast washington. that is where a construction worker fell eight stories. we have now learned that person has died. this happened on n street in northeast. no word on what caused the worker to fall. but a story we will continue to stay on top of. jonathan: coming up next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- she won the big jackpot. she alone. she gets to take home the monster check. a pipe dream i have always had. jonathan: no longer a dream. it's reality. we will let you hear from her as she describes the moment she realized she had the winner. michelle: boarded up. hurricane warnings across the texas gulf coast as they prepare for harvey. it could become a major hurricane. nancy: plus still ahead at 4:30, manassas battlefield canceling civil war reenactment this weekend. next, how big of an impact this will have there now that the big tourism draw is on hold. i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay control. i need to shave my a1c i

george washington and confederate general robert e. lee, two men who played critical roles in the university's history. mayor bell the order to cover up the statue in your city of birmingham. can you explain why you made that decision? >> first of all, anderson, thank you for allowing me to come on your program. the decision was made because of the activities that took place in charlottesville over the weekend and the reaction of the president to that terrible tragedy that took place. what i deem the core issue here is that the full story of the confederacy is not being told. we have monuments all across the country that tells a story of sedition and treason against this country, but it's being praised. and i took the position that either we tell the full story we don't tell the story at all. and part of the reason why we covered up the monument is there is a state statute in place that won't allow us to alter it, move it, or damage it in any way. but the statute does not speak to covering up. and until we can present that memorial in full context about the slavery that it puts forward, about the sedition and the

george, always a pleasure thank you. see you soon >> thank you >>> after the bell, we have brands heading our way we will try to squeeze thatn. >> somehow >> so much else swirling about today. plus one of the eight business leaders who quit president trump's manufacturing council will jn oius to explain her decision stay with us ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested >>> you're on my right >> oh, okay. >> clearly, there's a dividing line everything before the business council's were disbanded and afterwards we had a good rally goi

george stephanopoulos on "this week" on abc7. jonathan: two arrested for the murder of a homeless man in adelphi. nancy: this is terrible. the two charged are teens. brad bell with the heartbreaking story. we have more on the motive. brad? brad: the suspects are 13 and 14. it's been two week since the crime but there is still crime scene tape where the man's body was found. the body of the 47-year-old homeless man found he had been stabbed multiple times. his body hidden. his name francisco. that was july 27. yesterday police found a man who said he witnessed the crime. as they spoke near the crime scene the witness spotted the killers. literally walking by. immediately police caught the 13-year-old. then they say he identified his friend, 14-year-old elias portillo as his cohort. he, too, was arrested. police releasing his picture because he is old enough to be charged as an adult. barely. >> a 13-year-old is charged as a juvenile. that is based on the way that maryland law is written. 14-year-old charged with a first-degree murder can be charged as an adult. however, a 13-year-old can't. brad: the victim was living back in these woods. a few moments a con

george w. bush and fox news contributor, welcome. i feel like we need to ding a bell like we are coming into a match with these two sides because, while macro, there is a lot of back and forth, the president is using his millions of twitter followers to go after a lot of the g.o.p. although we are told behind the scenes they are behind the same page, but publicly, he is wearing them out. >> well, let me tell you, the senators deserve to be worn out, considering the fact that they could not pass that obamacare repeal, you have to remember that there was the g.o.p. obstructionists who voted against repealing obamacare, who voted against these skinny bill, these individuals campaign year after year after year to repeal obamacare, and to bend that they failed to do so and lie to the american people, that is very problematic, and i can understand why the president isn't so-so frustrated with these republicans , these particular republicans that have been obstructing the legislative agenda and let me tell you, that is why tax reform is going to be so critical in the fall, w

george washington parkway, two spots. one reported crash and northbound near bell haven road we had a reported crash. forecast next. >>> good morning. a very fall-like start to your friday. we will have many mornings like this across the weekend and next week. high today 80 degrees. mix of sun and clouds out there. isolated sprinkle this ano dry right around 80 for an afternoon high. next rain chance tuesday, eun. >> thank you. we'll see you in 25 minutes. now at havertys furniture, our labor day sale is on. fill your home with well-crafted pieces at affordable prices. and through september 4th, enjoy free delivery. plus save $100 off every $1000 you spend. hurry in. summer is ending and so are these exceptional offers. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. $1000 you spend at havertys. life looks good. ♪ ♪ >>> 8:30 now. friday morning. 25'd of august, 2017. we are kicking off the weekend right now because we'll get a live concert from country superstar jason aldean. we can't wait. >> we have had a crowd that's been kind of getting bigger and bigger all morning long and always

bell" exchange. >> we mighting a well. >> so kenny -- >> speak of sun. >> i mean, somewhere george hamilton is jealous. >> i got a littlehis weekend. >> you needed a little more moon this weekend. >> kenny, is there any link between the solar eclipse and trading on wall street right now? >> no, there really isn't. it's very funny because everyone is asking that question. not at all kind of an exciting event but the solar eclipse has nothing to do with volumes or trading or market action. are i mean, you might be able to make a case for a solar stock specifically, but for the most part absolutely not. >> hey, joe, our colleague mike santoli passed around an interesting note earlier questioning whether this rally was just resting or if it was so worn out at this point that it's about to get sick and turn into something more what's your feeling? >> i think -- i think there's probably more upside still to come, but it's going to be a little choppier, an i know all in our industry we've been saying it's time to get some back, but it does feel like the underpinning now when you have price to ebitda and price to sales equivale

george soros liquidated stake too, it will be interesting to see what happens with ibm. guys, thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: we have 36 minutes before the closing bellings. if we pick apart the dow. one of buffett's huge holdings is american express. he loves it to this day. leading the dow 30, up $1.47 at $86.94. apple one of the sparkling leaders of the day, after david tepper and the oracle of omaha boosted their stakes in the iphone maker. >>> up next, derek jeter scored a whopping $260 million during playing career, but does he have enough cash to buy a whole team? charlie has new news, i swear he says it's new because this is like forget extra innings, we're going into the hockey postseason. he's coming up next. attention homeowners age 62 and older... dr.ben carson, the secretary of housing and urban development recently affirmed his commitment to the reverse mortgage program. "last year, hud proposed a new regulation that would make some improvements and strengthen the program" said carson. improvements include spouse protection; required financial assessment; and adding draw limits. all to help make the program more successful for seniors.

george's county children who spent much of the summer in the classroom. molette green tells us how the program is preparing them to be ready for the new school year. >> the back to school bell is about to ring for tens of thousands of schoolchildren across the area. teachers and parents worry about the dreaded tendency for some students to lose some of their achievement gains made during the previous school year. this student is working on a robotics program at charles flowers high school in prince george's county over the summer. >> it's really cool because i needed this because if i don't stay on top of my education over the summer, it would, like, go down and when school comes, i will be all frantic when it comes to learning everything all over again. >> students in prince george's are getting a few extra days of summer break. returning for the first time after labor day. principal gordon brown says a summer s.t.e.m. program is one of the many ways to keep young minds engaged. >> going to be engaged. they're not in mathematics support ensuring that they're able to do well as the school year began. >> it just makes sense for cheyenne who has her eyes firmly set on a compe

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. >> yes >> george, today we have a call for bitcoin 6,000 from fund strat, i believe they're trying to steal your gold thunder >> belli think gold is more against what people are thinking it is for. gold is an inflation haven gold is essentially been for five years a store of value. it is portable, liquid, convertible into any currency at any time -- >> so george, this morning, we get news that inflation expectations -- this is a consumer sentiment survey, inflation expectations drop again. they're sitting at rock-bottom levels the consumers have none of this on their minds at all. >> well, these things can turn on a dime. look, crude turned on a dime gold turned on a dime twice. we've had a wild ride since june i think gold will continue to have volatility. the open interest in the options is way up. it's over 1,100,000. the open interest in the gold futures is almost 500,000. all of this is positive for the long-term, not necessarily for short-term traders >> jim, at this point i am starting to wonder if we should call it the gary cohn rally, because there could not be enough superlatives used to describe him this