seet is a tragic loss to our national treasure, lieutenant collins, taken away from us. kimberly: a life of promise cut short senselessly. the fbi is joining the university of maryland's murder investigation. and rabbit umbrella before you head out the door tomorrow morning. josh is tracking rain. attack shut down at a popular museum. people talk to us about that experience. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. kimberly: good evening. i'm kimberly suiters. rain making its way into the area just in time to slow down the morning commute. josh knight has the first look at the wake-up weather. josh:

to hear as you are going to bed, but budget extra time. things are still quiet at the national harbor, not a lot going on, but as we switch over, the rain is moving in. punches. we get two the warm front comes through with widespread rain tomorrow morning. then the cold front brings a chance of afternoon and evening rain come even thunderstorms. at this time, the only place we have showers is still to the west of d.c., manassas, warrenton, frederick. through the overnight, the rain starts to move in. 3:30 a.m. starting to take over. 6:00 a.m., the rain is in place through the first part of the commute. 11 a.m. doloser to we get the break. about 311 a.m. and p.m., 4:00 p.m. p.m., drier weather before the chance of

least until friday. all of that coming up. kimberly: this may be the week that you want to stay ahead of the bad weather. is stormwatch 7 app available on google play and the apple app store. >> our students are afraid. campus in shock after tragedy strikes during graduation weekend. university student killed on campus at the university of maryland early saturday morning. he has been identified as army second lieutenant richard comments. new -- richard collins. has promptedon investigators to call the fbi. anna-lysa gayle is following the story. why is the fbi getting involved? the fbi iskimberly, being involved because of a facebook page that the suspect is linked to.

graduation, family members are now preparing for a funeral for second lieutenant richard collins, who is scheduled to walk across the stage tuesday. >> hate has no place in america. hate has no place on a college campus. anna-lysa: bowie state university vice president of student affairs expressed outrage sunday night. >> we have no doubt that sean stabbed, with a knife, richard collins. he said to the victim, step left, step left if you know what's good for you. anna-lysa: richard collins iii was stabbed to death while visiting friends at the university of maryland. his pastor said not only was he days away from graduation but he was recently commissioned into the u.s. army as a second lieutena

devastated. this young man's career was ready to excel and his life was senselessly snuffed out. anna-lysa: the police are investigating the murder as a possible hate crime. the fbi was brought in to assist after learning that urbanski is a member of the alt-reich facebook page. >> it's despicable and shows women, bias against latino, members of the jewish faith, and especially african-americans. anna-lysa: a vigil is scheduled monday evening for collins. >> is a tragic loss to see our national treasure in the form of lieutenant collins taken away from us. anna-lysa: urbanski, a student at the university of maryland, is charged with first and second degree murder in addition to first-degree assault. he is due back in court monday, held without bond.

keep up with the latest developments on our website, wjla.com, and look for more tomorrow morning on "good morning washington." the search is on for a missing fairfax county firefighter. brian wood was last seen yesterday on embassy road in northwest. he was wearing a white tank top and blue pants. call the police if you've seen him. a woman sexually assaulted by suspect who climbed into her bedroom window, then implied he had a gun. the greenbelt police say that it happened on edmonston road. the suspect is described as a black man of around 19 years old, 5'7", 150 pounds with a heavy build. call the police if you can help find him. also, questions remain at this hour after a brazen attack

led to a lockdown at the u.s. holocaust museum. jay korff spoke with some of the people who were trapped inside. >> if you try to leave, they would not let you. dakota,iting from south he said at 3 p.m. he watched as security personnel rushed into the holocaust museum bathrooms. >> they were looking in all the bathrooms, a lot of confusion. jay: somebody reported a sex assault inside a woman's bathroom. the museum was locked down. they were allowed to exit 30 to 45 minutes later, the women and children were, but the men had to stay. were trying to trap, identify come and arrest the suspect. as of late sunday night, the police have not released additional information. most visitors said the authorities handled the incident professionally. they wish they had do what was going on earlier. >> i think they should do what they need to

issue. i don't think it was right to leave us in the dark for two hours. jury selection begins in the bill cosby sex assault trial. chosen ins being pittsburgh because of pretrial publicity. the trial will take place in suburban philadelphia. the jury will decide if the 79-year-old actor drugged and molested the college basketball person in 2004. tosident trump on his way israel, the second stop in his nine-day overseas trip. he is trying to broker is really-palestinian -- israeli- palestinian peace, but he has given little information about achieving it. the president said we need to extinguish islamic

his speech today in saudi arabia. he described the fight as a battle between good and evil. the speech was the centerpiece of his two-day visit. the president's visit is being closely watched for what he says or does not say. sayinghe has avoided anything about women's rights in public, although aides say that he brought up in private meetings. in saudi arabia where women's rights are limited, he mentioned women's rights one time in public. >> it means standing together against the murder of innocent muslims, the oppression of women, the persecution of jews, and the slaughter of christians. kimberly: first lady melania trump encouraged saudi women to seek empowerment. ivanka trump did the same thing in riyadh. the fannielly cool, mae headquarters redevelopment in northwest.

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kimberly: chaos after a boxing match at the mgm national harbor. the boxer was knocked out after the bell at the end of the round. he was disqualified, but after it talking it out with the corner man, his uncle took things into his own hands and landed a punch. the police are looking for him and want to slap assault charges on him.

bringing an increased awareness of shark attacks, five confirmed cases in florida. now one surfer has developed a device meant to prevent shark attacks. you strap it to your leg and it emits electromagnetic pulse that is supposed to disrupt the shark's senses. shark bit a surfer wearing the device in january. >> nowadays, there are no 100% proven shark deterrence. kimberly: experts say the best way to avoid a shark attack is to stay out of the ocean at dawn and dusk, the sharks' feeding times. time, that was the warning shot. what started as fun turned into a scary moment for a little girl

columbia. she sits down and the sea lion pulls her into the water by her dress. a man believed to be a relative jumped in to rescue her. obey the "don't feed the animal" signs. wow. she was fine, that's the good news. see those signs, and there is a reason for them. people on social media say he was not attacking her, but he was hungry. josh: and people were saying that she could have hit her head on the back of the boat. kimberly: and the adult jumped into the water. we are going to see a lot of water tomorrow morning. flooding, no severe but enough to make the day wet. two separate chances of rain. the morning round will be with the warm front that comes in.

to the southwest. the second round will be late afternoon, evening, and that is this line of rain and thunderstorms just into eastern ohio. you will need the rain gear the majority of the day. the warm front very slowly has monday about 4:30 morning, the rain showing up. to get the latest on the rain, remember 4:25 "good morning washington" is going on the air, checking the rain. by 8:30 a.m., a lot of us are getting breaks. if your commute is later in the morning, you may lockout, but the early drivers will deal with the rain. 4:00 a.m. is when the cold front moves in, bringing the chance of the later afternoon and evening rain. if you have baseball games, soccer games, you may run into a little bit of trouble with the rain the second part of the day.

the battleground between the low-pressure to the south and the high pressure to the north. unfortunately, i think the rain will win out. more than likely starting off dry tuesday, but by the afternoon a good chance of rain, heavy further south of town. with that in mind, we get to do with the rain again tuesday. wednesday and thursday, doing it all over again. about 57 martinsburg and winchester. at least with the rain, the temperatures are not too bad. not a chilly morning. between 5:00 a.m. and 7 a.m., quite a bit of rain coming down. at 10ng getting lighter a.m., but then in the afternoon, the cold front comes through, a chance of late afternoon and evening thunderstorms. tomorrow, 7078 tuesday. still hanging onto rain chances wednesday and thursday.

an inch, three inches, and that is thanks to tuesday storm system dropping more further south of the d.c. somechances backing off with scattered activity thursday. friday and saturday, more sunshine and things start getting much nicer. kimberly: not bad. remember this name -- matt rambo. robert: you will hear his name a lot. we will have highlights of maryland lacrosse. and the nationals trying to snap a four-game losing streak.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: nats in danger of losing their fourth straight, facing the braves. bottom of the second, daniel murphy deep 2 right. a solo shot. nats up 1-0. third, bryce harper off the end of the bat, ace hit. 2-0 nats. stephen strasburg on the mound on his game today. innings, gave 7.2 up five hits, 11 strikeouts. nats win, 3-2.

albany, lacrosse, asserting their dominance early thanks to matt rambo. he had a hat trick in the first. he is a superstar. ramboquarter, 13-4 it is again. this is not sylvester stallone. his fourth goal of the game, 40th of the season. maryland advances to its fourth straight final four, 18-9. and coming up, another abc 7 "sports sunday." danny is here to talk about d.c. sports curse, if there is one. that is at 11:35, right here after the news. and the mystics lost to the seattle storm, 81-71. kimberly: how about the celtics coming back and winning? robert: that was a

kimberly: the 2017 billboard music awards featured performance from iconic stars .ike cher and celine dion her dress filled the entire screen. drake and the chainsmokers were the big winners. reporter:

minaj. ♪ reporter: just the start of more than a dozen incredible musical performances. ♪ reporter: bringing down the house at the billboard music awards. a night of entertainment and honoring entertainers. >> and the billboard music award goes to -- drake. reporter: a huge night for drake and the chainsmokers. for the most21 nominations ever in a year, claiming win after win. the show all about musicians, with the top chirping -- time charting sales. >> please join us in a moment of silence to remember chris cornell. >

past with celine thdion. marking the 20th anniversary of the movie "titanic." >> ♪ do you believe in love after love ♪ reporter: cher taking the stage and taking home this year's icon award. >> thank you. reporter: what a way for the pop diva to celebrate her 71st birthday. they are heading out for the after parties here. marcy gonzales, abc news, las vegas.

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