fix: 30,reaking now i a new addition to the murder investigation after a university student was stabbed and killed, allegedly by the university of maryland student in college park. . >> this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people. anchor: a direct call from president trump for muslim nations to take the lead in fighting terrorism. 30,ow, abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. kimberly: good evening, i am kimberly suiters. a student stabbed to death. the suspect, a university of maryland student. to nameght, police plan the victim in

we have learned the fbi is getting involved in this investigation. ryan hughes is apple live desk with the latest developments. >> the university of maryland police plan to hold a press conference tonight at 7:30. the fbi's involvement comes after new information surfaced regarding the homicide investigation. ryan: police identified that suspect, au md student, today. -- a umd student. >> bow your heads and let us join in a moment of silence. ryan: the university president open the graduation ceremony tribute tont to pay a student killed saturday in a random attack. the university of maryland police announced first and second degree murder charges against a umd student. police say surveillance cameras

in the chest with a folding knife as he waited for an uber with two friends. >> it was not something i would have expected. ryan: they lived on the same him freshman year and were friends with him for the first two years of college. a shocking to know someone so close and tied in with the situation. ryan: support is pouring in for the young victim, so full of promise. >> may the student rest in heaven, now and ever more. are expectedails in about one hour on this case that has rocked two universities. we will stream that press conference on our website, wjla.com. anna-lysa gayle will also be there with new developments tonight. ryan hughes, abc 7 news.

kimberly: a quick arrest after an attempted abduction infantile him county. police have this man, keith griffin, in custody tonight. they are saying he tried to grab a woman early saturday morning. she apparently fought him off and called for help three at griffin is facing a reduction and malicious wounding charges. it has looked like it was going to rain all weekend long. it is going to be dry for a few more hours. meteorologist josh knight says that is not the case for the rest of the week. josh: we are going to be dealing with quite a bit of rain. what we have for you right now, this is pretty much what our day looks like for everybody. great clouds across the area with brightening here and there. that has been about it. the rain is starting to much closer and closer and we will look for that to move in throughout the overnight hours. you chances for rain starting tonight, thanks to this warm -- two chances for rain starting tonight. as resume and closer, the big picture has really been the easterly flow

moisture and cloud cover that was stuck with us throughout the day. relatively comfortable and hanging in the mid to upper 60's. are dealing with rain and the cloud cover for tomorrow, temperatures will be pretty nice. overnight, we are dry. midnight, a few showers start to move in. the heaviest rain is right in time for the morning commute. getting the kids off to the bus stop, get ready for the rain gear. monday is the beginning. we have four days that we could see rain. i will type it out for you and talk about the chance for storms, coming up. kimberly: thank you. president trump is urging middle eastern nations to acting what he calls "islamic extremism" coming from that region. he issued the direct call during a speech to leaders of majority muslim countries today in saudi arabia. pres. trump: america is prepared to stand with you. in pursuit of shared interests and common security. that the nations

power to crush this enemy for them. kimberly: the president did not use the phrase "radical islamic terrorism," which he used repeatedly on the campaign trail. he avoided criticizing mideast rulers for oppressive regimes. pres. trump: we are not here to tell other people how to live. instead, we are here to offer partnership. kimberly: the president called the fight against terrorism a battle between "good and evil." some praised the president's speech but it may not have been lightly enough to keep the secretary of commerce alert. was seen nodding off during trump's big speech. the 79-year-old's some ted gave snoozing. the debate over russia and washington rages on. gloria rivie

on possible collusion with the trump campaign. >> russia has bad motives to the u.s., past, present, and future. gloria: the investigation overshadowing the president's foreign and domestic agenda, to the firing of fbi director james comey. >> i cannot claim a lot of the president's argent. gloria: the reports that he revealed highly classified intelligence to russian officials and according to you new york times told them "i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, a real that job. i faced great pressure because of russia, and that is taken off." >> is that with the president said? >> i remember. gloria: h.r. mcmaster was in that meeting. rex tillerson also. >> what the president was trying to convey to the russians was that i am not going to be distracted by all these ises

of the aisle demanding more information, including any transcripts and any memos comey took during his talks with the president. >> there have been so many lies, so many contradictions, and i think documents will help us. >> i hope that is not true. i do not know if that was said or not said. gloria: comey is going to tell his story in a public hearing after memorial day. gloria riviera, washington. kimberly: mike pence stopped in his home state of indiana to speak at notre dame's commencement. he took the time to mention the president speaking out against religious persecution. a couple of students at the catholic diversity were not happy to see him there for their graduation, so they walked out. >> either we are all notre dame, or none of us are. if you are trying to silence and not listen to the preferences of one group and their families, then you are not listening to any of us. kimberly: protesters were als

gave the commencement address. ating up on abc seven news 6:30, the wrong cover. a van and up in a 15 foot pole in the road, and the city explains in new that hole was there. out what caused when red line metro station to close for about

havertys furniture helps yeven when life isn't., and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys. life looks good. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress

d president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >> you are watching abc seven news at 6:30, on your side. the security council will meet this means is about north korea's latest missile test. this morning, north korea fired a medium-range missile, that traveled a little more than 300 miles before dropping into the sea. that missile of your similar to one tested earlier this year. the

by the u.s., japan, and south korea. tonight, theo bethesda station was closed for six hours today. a broken water pipe used for the system started leaking and pooled in the mezzanine level of the station. metro says the piped are 35 years old. trains have bypassed the station during the closure that lasted from after 7:00 this morning to 1:30 this afternoon. shuttle buses were offered for anyone needing to get around. do not be surprised by any problem that pops up on metro. you can get metro news alerts sent straight to your phone. just sign up at wjla.com. news, up next on abc 7 and escaped in the nick of time. a train plows into a car on the tracks, and it is all caught on video. will need the umbrella tomorrow. sorry to say. josh gives us a look at how wet of a week it could turn into. that is next

sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway

we will have you on your way. ♪ runway models on the runway? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i would not wear that lace. hmm, i don't know? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

kimberly: the billy goat trail finally reopened today since flooding shut it down. a hiker had to be rescued. that maker got hurt on the part of the trail near the river and had to be hoisted out by a helicopter. the injury was not life-threatening. a nearby tragedy. onhould say, a near tragedy the tracks in texas, and caught on video. a tow truck was rolling when a then hit the stalled car on tracks in houston. the people inside the car walked away moments before impact. so far, police have not yet set how that car got stranded on the tracks. a driver got a real surprise when his van got swallowed up by a hole in a street in kansas city. look out the back van went down -- look how

deep that van went down through the city knew about the whole and covered it up with plywood, which could not support the van's weight. the city has now covered it with metal plates and put up a barrier. scary. josh: that is really scary. that thing is almost vertical. kimberly: wow. all right, so -- josh: fine for the evening, but it is tomorrow morning. make sure you have extra time budgeted in your morning to get the kids to school and get to work, because it will be a wet one. someone was asking on facebook if it is going to rain all day, and no. the middle part of the day will be dry, maybe 9:00 in the morning. the timing is the only real issue for us. as you are trying to get your day started, we are dealing with rain 368 degrees for you right now and an easterly breeze keeping things cloudy for us all day long, overall, the rain

we are hanging in the mid 60's, so not too bad. as we get closer to 11:00 toward midnight, that is when a few of these showers start to show up for us. take a look at the big picture. high pressure up here. the easterly breeze keeping all the cloud cover us today. frontappens is this warm lifts through tonight and kickoff our first round of showers. you will notice it starts coming through here for us as we get to write around 5:00 to 7:00 tomorrow morning. arounde bit -- right 5:00 to 7:00 tomorrow morning. you can start to see drying going on. in between the warm front and gets severalhis dry hours from the middle part of them wanting to just after lunch time, and we start to bring in showers and a few thunderstorms. the only problem with the cold front is it does not move all the way out of here. it kind of washes out as a get south of our area. another system rides right a long it

tuesday morning start off dry with sunshine, but take the rain gear on tuesday. all of this starts to push our way to get to lunchtime. hanging on to the reign as we get to the evening. it is not really until about mid-night that you have to deal with any rain. temperatures, pretty nice. ow 60's.'s to l it is going to be a pretty when he -- pretty rainy one. as we get to 8:00, 9:00, a little bit of drying out there. rain gear all morning long. we work our way through the day. here is the dry break in between the warm and cold front and a few more thunderstorms pop up. not everyone will get thunderstorms, but the chance is there. hang onto the umbrella. we are up to 78 degrees for your high tomorrow. day. is our rainy more likely a code-1, and still, chance as you go wednesday and thursday as well. here is a look as we go into wednesday evening how much rain we could have. a lot of us almost two inches around d.c.

the south. here it is on your extended. cool and cloudy with more rain on tuesday. starting to warm back up. you will notice, into the weekend, we finally get this system to move out of here. it brings us a better chance for drier weather. temperatures climb close to 80 degrees. for sunday and monday, watching a few thunderstorms chances, but not a washout any day at this point. kimberly: you have a large area to cover. josh: this is a tricky one. there is a chance that at some point, just trying to pinpoint those -- [laughter] kimberly:? >> they did well today. they needed to do well. they really needed it today. hear what the fans had to say. the nats trying to snap a four-game losing streak. sports is next.

fortunately there's a bedples dwhere you both get what yous? want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now it's our lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed. save $700. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you.

>> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. anchor: nats in danger of losing their fourth straight. let us go to second. no score. daniel murphy calls one, deep to write. that is headed for the coors light. a solo shot. nats up 1-0. price -- nats up 1-0. trea turner scores. it is 2-0, nats. how about the pitchers? the nats needed it. he gave up five hits. nats snap a four-game losing streak. the final, 3-2. blue jays would get on the board. devon travis sits on the curveball, drives it deep to left. 3-0

after that last, so we moved to the bottom of the eighth. o's have two runners on. chris davis frozen at the plate. he strikes out. o's. this one. the final, 3-1. la crosse. hat trick in the first period alone, which gives maryland a lead. it is 13-4. it is rambo again. maryland advances for its fourth straight final. final for this one, 18-9. in soccer, a big night for the washington spirits last night. their newest star, mallory pugh, made her debut. "mallory"!]chanting

for fans to see her out there bringing excitement for the sports and the team. we caught up with a few fans on how cool it was to see her. >> having an international player always makes everybody someoneand especially who is going to be on the national team for a long time, the first chance to see her. everyone wants a piece of that. come see want to go her, and if that brings more people here every week, we are good with it. we want to grow the league. >> just seeing posters and people yelling your name, it is weird for me, but it is really cool because it shows people care, and people are a fan of you. anchor: i wonder if she rancho. in hockey, nhl playoffs. pittsburgh exploded for four goals in the first series. crosby gets in on the action with this redirect. penguins blowout ottowa, 7-0. they take a 3-2 in their best-of-seven series. novak djok

coach. kimberly: 7-0? anchor: embarrassing, but impressive. kimberly: it made our producer very happy. she worth back and yellow all you

>> artificial to be here this time, stinging my heart can go on. cannot believe it has been 20 years. kimberly: celine beyond will mark the 20th anniversary of "titanic" by singing hurt chart topper at tonight's billboard music awards. nicki minaj opens the show with what is expected to be an epic performance. it all-star tonight at 8:00, right here on

anchor: have a good night. kimberly: this week, not much fun? josh: especially tomorrow morning. it will be the toughest one. our rain chances going up as we start the work week and we will hang onto it for the next four days. stormwatch 7 app, a great will to track the rain and figure out if you can time in between thunderstorms. the upper early tomorrow morning on good morning washington to help you do that as well. temperatures climbing up to 80 degrees as we get to the holiday weekend. 4:25 is pretty early. kimberly: none of us will be seeing that our. [laughter] kimberly: thank you so much for joining us to we will see you at 11:00 right after the billboard music awards. we hope you have a great night.

ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv grand prize spectacular." we know you're gonna love it. [ woman laughs ] i'm swinging it. [ gasps ] woman: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos grand prize spectacular." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! wha! come on, y'all! there you go! there you -- ah, ah! yeah.