came on air and now they are looking into it's racially motivated. jonathan: collins is a bowie state student about to graduate and become a soldier. michelle: brad bell has the twist in the investigation. brad? brad: let's start with the hearing. i have artwork that showed what went on in there. you can see on tv screen that is sean urbanski. the suspect, the man accused in this crime. he is wearing his jailhouse orange jump suit. his parents looking on in the courtroom. miserably shaken. the judge ordered him held without bond calling him in legal term danger to the community. now this all has to do with the terrible crime that took place on the campus of the university of maryland 3:00 a.m. saturday morning. it's alleged urbanski came charging out of the darkness and ran up to a young man by the name of richard c

who was waiting with friends for an uber ride. words were exchanged. it wasn't much of a fight and urbanski pressed a knife in the chest of richard collins. urbanski had on his facebook page membership to alt-right nation and. it's investigated as a hate crime but the state's attorney is asking the community not jump to conclusions. this is what she said a few moments ago. >> until we have our investigation chron included, and we need more than a facebook p

make sure we are thorough before we make conclusions. at this point we don't have enough evidence to conclusively say that is the case. brad: the case continues. his defense attorney asked he be released on the g.p.s. monitoring and he get alcohol, substance abuse treatment. that seems to be an early defense of what the defense might be in the case. we'll have more at 5:00. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. rainy start to the date. umbrella, raincoats, ponchos, you name it. it dried out. but keep the rain gear handy. this is day one of a wet pattern. doug hill has the forecast for us. this is not how to start a monday. doug: not at all. a weak weather pattern

weakfer guidance. we are stuck in unsettled pattern. chances of rain today, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. friday we start to clear out. the steady area moved out late morning so now we are rain-free for the most part. there is more elements to the south. the initial batch should stay south of the area tonight. we have a big batch that is developing us that will affect us tomorrow in the afternoon and the evening. the guidance is split for the heavy rain tomorrow or wednesday. that is the story. temperatures are cool. 70 degrees right now in washington. the temperatures look cooler tomorrow. we drop to the upper 60's tonight. probably only hold in upper 60's tomorrow with more period of rain. we check out the holiday weekend plus the next ten days

jonathan: thank you very much. fun tradition to watch. the herndon monument climb. it just ended. they got it off the top and replaced it with the midshipman hat. plebes no more. on the ground the older students sprayed them with water. it's greased every year to make it a miserable climb. but they work together. you can see they build a base and get a second layer up. keep handing the hats up to get them on top. it does take some trial and error and a lot of falling. there will be a lot of bruised plebes -- i should say midshipmen tomorrow. i'm not sure why they keep watering it down. as if they needed more stockalals to deal with -- obstackals to deal with. but congr

michelle: this man is accused of killing a neighbor. fight over the property line. two homes on young lane in spotsylvania county. that is where the deadly shooting happened. jeff goldberg has new information about the victim. jeff? jeff: in the last 20 minutes we were able to confirm that the victim 65-year-old guy prudome was the president and the c.e.o. of columbia property capital. a real estate firm in d.c. up that driveway is his home. up that driveway is the home of the alleged shooter larry johnston. authorities say it was a dispute over the property line between the two homes that led to him being shot and killed. spotsylvania county sheriff arrived at the home yesterday afternoon at 1:00. and they found him lying in the driveway with a gunshot to his chest. the gunshot wound.

johnston was taken into custody after authorities say he admitted to the shooting. at the time of the shooting landscaping crew doing work. the wives were also at the home as well. they had an ongoing dispute over the property boundary and they say that is what johnston -- what caused johnston to fire his handgun at prudome. >> i think his remorse was for the incident occurring and didn't happen in a different way. >> i don't understand the problem. sad. >> that it resulted in violence is crazy. jeff: johnston charged with first-degree murder and held at the rappahannock county regional jail. coming up at 5:30, we are looking into the story on the impact he had

community. we knocked on the door at larry johnston's home. we will show you when we did that at 5:30. until then, live in spotsylvania county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. new twist to tell you about in the russia investigation. former national security advisor michael flynn refusing to honor senate intelligence committee subpoena invoking his fifth amendment right of self-incrimination. he was fired less than a month after president trump picked him at n.s.a. for supposedly lying to vice president mike pence about the communications with the russian officials in the transition. michelle: that news breaks today as president trump continues his first oversea trip in office. nancy: he reassured them to the united states is on their side. michelle: stephanie ramos takes us on the high-takes trip. stephanie: as president trump mingles with the leaders on the

can't seem to leave behind the controversy over russia. before the trip, president trump revealed highly classified intelligence to russian officials that believed to have come from israel. >> i never mentioned the word or the name "israel." never mentioned it in the conversation. stephanie: the president confirming israel provided the highly classified intel that might have put lives at risk. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu still all smiles. according to the "new york times" at the same oval office meeting the president told russian officials, "i just fired the head of the f.b.i. he was crazy. a real nut job. i face great pressure because of russia." that has taken off. >> they have bad motives for the u.s. >> the motives are at the center of the federal probe for the meddling in the u.s. election last

national security advisor michael flynn is refusing to testify before congress. he is pleading the fifth amendment and not handing over documents to the panel leading the investigation. in a campaign rally last year then candidate trump had this to say -- >> if you are innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? >> james comey is set to his side to congress in a public hearing after memorial day. in northwest, stephanie ramos, abc7 news. michelle: did you see this? president trump and first lady melania arrives in jerusalem. it looks normal. but it looks like the president is trying to hold her hand and she swats his hand away. slow it down and take a closer look. it is fast. but they can'ted to walk side-by-side down the red carpet. jonathan: perhaps a lover's quarrel. the purple line delayed. judge mandating more research before ground

brianne carter at the live desk with the decision and a new challenge. this has been nothing but challenges. >> going on since august. today the u.s. district judge richard leon issuing this new ruling there in the case. calling for another review of what the impact metro could have on the purple line project. in the 12-page opinion judge leon stated, "i find the defendants failed to take a look at the records and hard look at the potential impact that the ridership and the safety issues could have on the purple line project and conclude that a supplemental environmental impact statement that addresses the issues is required." the project needs federal environmental approval to get $90 o million in federal funds. it is expected to receive for construction. in the last hour reaction now from maryland's governor who called the ruling incredible disappointing but not entirely surprising.

the governor went on to say the fact it took a federal judge this line to reach the conclusion is baffling and if allowed to stand will cause irreparable harm and cost the state hundreds of millions in taxpayers dollars. tonight, governor hogan says the state of maryland will pursue any and all legal action to make sure the purple line will move forward. nancy: thank you. police in montgomery county are tracking spike in stolen cars. simple steps can keep your car safe. kevin lewis is live for us in chevy chase, maryland, with that story. kevin? kevin: yeah, nancy, police say three common mistakes are accounting for a large number of the stolen cars. for one too many drivers are leaving valuables like the brown briefcase in plain sight. that prompts them to open the door. too many car doors unlocked. the kicker,

inside of unlocked cars to make it an easy get-away. in the first forty months last year the -- first four months last year they recorded 264 stolen vehicles. but by the end of this april police have seen 367. that is a 39% increase. the three men recently arrested for allegedly stealing cars along thorn apple street in stately, chevy chase. but crimes might raise more eyebrows. >> most of what we are seeing with the theft from the autos where it goes in the automobile theft are related to the people going out to support a drug habit. they are not working. it's easier to go out at night. commit thefts. they kind of live

hand-to-mouth. kevin: prevention is simple. don't leave valuables in your car. lock the car. keep your car keys with you at all times. all new at 5:00, we tell you how technology is helping you and not the criminal. fly chevy chase, i'm kevin lewis. jonathan: along the same lines next at 4:00, fighting back against smash and grab robberies. another lesson from the "7 on your side" bait car. wait until you see this. that is coming up. >> oh! oh, my god! nancy: terrifying to see but she is okay. we have video of the see lion attack that has gone viral. what this little girl was doing moments before it went down. jonathan: ouch! michelle: that is going to hurt. that is going to leave a mark. if at first you don't succeed, try again. see the plebes go for

the naval academy. that's next.

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find you left in your car. the "7 on your side" i-team is fighting back. nancy: investigator scott taylor joining us live with a bait car that already made a difference on the street, scott? scott: it has. so far with the bait car, we have captured four suspects breaking in the vehicles. they don't work alone. they work in pairs. they use things like this, a center punch that you can pick up for $10 on the internet. they shatter the window. the other guy reaches in, grabs your bag and takes off. it only takes second. but they usually work in pairs and one strolls down a street. they are searching for the next item to steal. they identify it and pass the same vehicle over and over again waiting for the street to clear enough and then they strike. we got a tip they were

district at an alarming rate. so we hooked up a bait car with multiple cameras and placed a bag in the front seat. it only took is a minutes to reel in two -- 15 minutes to reel in two suspects. this wasn't the only smash and grab we caught on camera. the thieves doing this like to target the same neighborhood over and over again. two even came back minutes after they hit one of the bait cars and quick work by the d.c. police helped us bust them. neighbors are frustrated. >> i see broken glass from cars every day when i walk my dog. it's constant. it's all different streets and it's almost impossible to catch people because it's so fast. scott: if we could catch all the suspects on video busting into car what is are the d.c. police doing to put an end to all the smash-and-grabs? the answer tonight at 11:00. let me tell you, you won't want to miss this. scott taylor, abc7 news. michelle: great story. thank you, scott.

for the first time about the now infamous audio recording with president trump. bush told robin roberts contrary to what trump said when the 2005 interview went public the lewd discussion was not locker room talk. >> there was a powerful moment. my now 16-year-old daughter called me and she was in tears and she was upset. i said, mary, it's going to be okay. don't worry. she said no, why were you laughing at the things he was saying. why were you playing along with that? it wasn't funny. michelle: the full interview airs tomorrow on "good morning america" on abc7. nancy: that should be interesting to watch. nasa planning emergency spacewalk on the international space station after a data relay box broke over the weekend that controls the station radiators and the solar panels. so

fix it. they performed a similar spacewalk in 2014. it should last two hours. jonathan: parents, something you need to hear. there are new guidelines regarding your kids and juice. the american academy of pediatrics recommends no juice for kids under the age of 1. this is the first change they have made to fruit juice recommendations since 2001. they say the kids should eat fruit rather than drink fruit juice because there is sugar there. must-see video. not one, not two. four water spouts popping up in greece. water spouts are tornadoes that form over water or move from land to water. experts say they have the same characters as a tornado on land and can be just as dangerous you're out on a boat. we have never seen really big water spouts. cool to see. nancy: that is dramatic. doug: they are usually

they are different than the land born tornadoes. they can flip over boats, cars over bridges. nothing to mess with. michelle: but you wouldn't have an ef-2 water spout? doug: no. they are narrow. but they can get on land. here are the rain chances. it won't rain every minute. we will go long stretches without rain but cloudy with the rain at times through thursday. that's it. i'll see you tomorrow. friday is looking better. this the mclean. cloudy skies. we have had breaks of blue sky and sunshine in spots and looking at radar and satellite it's quiet. just cloudy through the rest of the afternoon and the everything. unless you are in extreme southern maryland, northern neck to the eastern shore. showers are popping up to harrisonburg. but if you look at the big pictures it's just one spot.

south and southeast of the metro washington. the next organized batch in here midday tomorrow coming up from the gulf of mexico and the deep south. a cold front coming through to give us a brief area of high pressure. even though we will stay cloudy. we'll stay dry until we mitt later tomorrow and the next area comes up on the heels. check the timing. 9:30 in the morning. rain south of the washington metro. we will get to midday and early afternoon. overhead. low pressure offshore. once it moves out later we have another high pressure bubble in, another break. later on wednesday to thursday. repeat processes. little disturbances and bubble of high pressure. finally it looks like on friday we getry of the entire pattern. bigger version of what is happening here through wednesday evening. look at the rain. that is the third big batch of rain. which is interesting is earlier this morning the computer models said prediction wise the rainfall totals we get two inches, close to three inches not far

the latest versions tamped that down. that is what i said earlier. weak guidance and weak weather systems. a lot of change in them. the best way to look at the forecast is unsettled with the periods of clouds and showers. glimpse of sun now and then. cooling up tomorrow and warming up by midweek. heading to the holiday weekend we will break out on friday with sunshine in the upper 70's. partly sunny saturday, 79. we will get into sunday and into monday memorial day. there will be shower chances. partly cloudy. maybe isolated thunderstorm, lower 8 o's. beyond that. we may settle down to nice late may days. we'll check the radar again coming up in a few minutes. stay with us. jonathan: coming up next at 4:00, don't feed the annal malls. look at that. the terrifying lesson for a little girl who did not pay attention to the signs.

michelle: i think she is frozen in time. cher turning back time. she turned heads at the billboard awards yesterday. what she says she does every day to look that great at 71. >> a lot

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the little girl is feeding the see lion and he pops out of the water when she turns around and she will go in the drink. watch it. wait for it. yeah. watch. pops out of theert what. in she goes. sam sweeney has more on what happened here. sam: this is the exact reason why we hear "don't feed wild animals." the heart-stopping video going viral today. >> oh! sam: you can hear the tourists taking pictures as the family feeds wild see lions. this played out at a wharf. a see lion swam around and chased bread crumbs. >> the see lion seemed friendly at first. jumped up to the girl. gave her a greeting. >> then everything changes. >> grabbed her by the waist and dragged her in the water. >> my god! >> oh! >> it was a horrific scene. sam: at man jumps in, he rescues the girl and both are out of the water in

employees at the pier say it could have been worse. >> her drus got caught or in his soothe and he swam off with her, it could have been a tragedy. >> there are signs not to feed the see lion. >> it's not an evil see lion. it's stupid people. nothing to do with the sea lion. he is hungry and is looking for food. >> the girl appears to be okay. she and her family left the dock, albeit with a scary lesson. i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news. jonathan: they tell you not to feed them. there you go. coming up at :00, for us a national controversy involving white nationalist spencer and the confrontation that got him kicked out of a gym. that is coming up. >> a storied tradition at the naval academy. how long did it take today? we explain in a live report coming up. nancy: new at 5:00, teenagers accused of killing a 6-year-old boy. they are headed to court. the

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michelle: every year, massive humanity to form a human parade around the herndon monument to remove plebe hat at the top to replace it with a midshipman hat. richard reeve is there. rich? richard: two hours, 21 minutes and 21 seconds. all those plebes, hundreds of them, were trying to climb up that herndon monument. it was covered with lard. they had to work as a team to try to get up there. we stood here and he watched them go over and over again. trying to climb that monument. they used the t-shirts and socks. anything to try to get a grip on the monument. it took a long time. there were so many close calls but finally a young man joe mcgraw, 19 from illinois, finally got to the top and put that mid-shipman's hat. let's hear what he had to say about it. >> my mind is racing.

things going on. glad to see it as a team. this is great for us to bond. richard: what an emotional moment. show you the monumented up there. when he finally threw the hat, midshipmen hat to the top of the memorial the whole place went crazy. that is not just a storied tradition but a transition for the plebes. no longer plebes officially. now the midshipmen at the u.s. naval academy. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. if you want to see more of the climb go to wjla.com. search "herndon" to see the best images coming in from today's climb. a greased obelisk and sprayed with a hose. it's not easy. doug: easier for 19-year-olds to do than the old guys. jonathan: i guarantee you. 20 of them are in

infirmary. doug: a great tradition. jonathan: this is the weather you wake up gray and rainy and you want to stay in bed. doug: better get up and sit up or you'll go back to sleep. we had sun that helped i guess. but the pattern is similar. a lot of chances for rain but not all the time. this is the rain. heavy over the eastern store. this batch came through. heavy rain at the time. now we have describes and drabs. that looks to move east. there is more rain the farther west you work. then another big blob. plenty of chances. the future cast shows that late tonight a few scattered showers that are well west of metro possible but they wash out. we are talking tomorrow afternoon and the early afternoon before the next match moves

wind direction east. the setup in place for more rain tomorrow to wednesday. there is plenty of opportunities of rain. friday is a clearing day with the warmer temperatures. the weekend, all things considered the holiday weekend looking good to us right now with the saturday a dry day. maybe part of sunday. there will be chances of showers and storms. we will hone the forecast as the weekend approaches. steve rudin will be back and take another look at the weekend in 15 minutes. michelle: controversy is nothing new to spencer. he finds himself in another one. this time at a local gym in alexandria. his membership was cancel and is it the subject of the instapoll question. do you agree with the gym's decision? meanwhile, stephen tschida is live with the latest. stephen: richard spencer is a

is a regular gym goer and he worked out regularly here. now here is spencer giving a speech after trump victory. he got in a confrontation with a woman here. the gym management became away he was a member and they terminated his membership. this is what one of the gym members said about the termination. >> it's not his alt-right point of view. it's debatable. from a political perspective, yes. of course. i don't support the alt-right movement at all.

steve -- stephen: that is the sentiment of all the gym members of whom we spoke. they question whether it's appropriate to terminate the membership. we reached out to the gym and the woman who confronted spencer. noal calls back. but the members pointing out this a private club which has control over its membership. stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: virginia residents have until 11:59 to register to vote in next month's primary election. you have until 5:00 to register in person. you can register by mail if the application has the postmark today. you can register online until just before midnight. the primary is june 13. jonathan: we have the target they c

coming up. michelle: plus this $400,000 diamond about to hit the auction block. but you won't believe how much the owner paid for it in the 1980's. the answer is ahead. we have a look at what is on tap tomorrow on "good morning washington." >> tomorrow on "good morning washington," the biggest debit card secret and the safety risks you need to know before the next purchase. watch to win $100 every ten minutes. keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 on "good

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now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. michelle: the billboard music awards locked the show like a young star. not 71. more like 17. jonathan: you wouldn't guess she is in her 70's. does that look like she is 70? she was honored with the icon award saying she knew when she wanted to do when she was 4 and now she has been doing it for 53 years. look at that. 71 years old. she has people on her feet dancing. michelle: think about it. decade after decade she has been a standard for so many generations now. jonathan: she reeninvented herself so many times and machinations. i like the big hair one and deck of the battleship in the 1980's or 1990's.

at 71. cher body suit. jonathan: we are done talking about this. good for her. congratulations. the ring has been valued over $400,000 but the back story gets you. michelle: this is good. it was washington at a garage sale for $13. jonathan: thought it was costume jewelry. michelle: that is what happened. it's according to the listing. the buyer thought it was costume jewelry. they had it appraised and look i got a big deal here. it is real and it will be sold on june 7. jonathan: can you imagine? $13. michelle: quite the return there. please excuse us if we all just disappear to michigan. jonathan: it could happen. camp bacon. camp bacon. the five-day all things bacon festival happening in ann arbor. may 31 to june 4. if you are interested there is more than samples going on here. there are bacon making classes. they have forums. there is even an open

night. hi, i'm john and i love bacon. michelle: so if i put in p.t.o. first you can't go. jonathan: we'll both say we are sick. that is leading up to the annual bacon ball. i can't imagine what the dress is for that. gaga remember she was all meat. maybe all bacon >> crispy. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- thinking of turning your house to a smart home? anything can be connected but it does come with the spive concerns. we have that and the solutions coming up. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in northeast at the only public school dedicated to meeting challenge of the students with the special needs. i will tell you how it is accomplishing

jonathan: another missile test. north korea says it can strike as military bases in asia and key aaliyah pan -- key ally japan. it can now be launched from the land. kim jong un says it is ready for

days after turkey's ambassador to the u.s. was reprimanded by the state department for the melee that took place in d.c. the government in an car ra has done the same thing there. they said it was a diplomatic security force that was aggressive and unprofessional what the d.c. police did. the fight happened while turkey's president was visiting in the u.s. michelle: the sex awault trial begins for embattled comedian bill cosby. he was back in court today as both sides begin the process of selecting a jury. q mccray is at the "live desk." this is a complicated process. q: because of the media around the case. cosby's attorney wanted it moved to pittsburghburg to hope to find unbiased jurors. cosby arriveed in pittsburgh this morning.

guilty of drugging andrea constand at his home in 2004. he says he gave her benadryl and that the sex with consensual. prosecutors hope to show it was part of a broader pattern of sexual misconduct. more than 50 other women come forward with similar allegations. cosby says race nay have played a role in the accusations against him. the jurors will be sequested in what will be at least a -- sequestered in what will be at least a two-week long trial. the trial is scheduled to begin june 5. if he is found guilty he could spend up to ten years in prison. that is the latest from the "live desk." q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: the rockville city council tonight could vote on a bill to ban outdoor smoking and vaping. it would apply to pat owes and bars -- patios and bars. if approved, rockville would be the largest city with an outdoor ban. more than 200 cities, counties and four

smoking bans in effect. let's check in with larry smith. time to look ahead to see what is coming up next at 5:00. larry: a popular grocery store set to open a chain in d.c. but what do the neighbors think of wegmans moving in? solving infertility with a printer and how it is giving help to struggling families. and the dakota access pipeline that could help the protesters make an argument against it. that's new at 5:00. michelle: thank you. they represent 1% of the students in d.c. public schools. but have the greatest needs. in tonight's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn takes us to a school that is devoting to serving students with intellectual disabilities. kellye: there is a special approach to helping young people learn. >> we are a school for students with intellectual disabilities and medical

we focus specifically on serving their needs. kellye: the needs of students like 16-year-old corey mathis. >> the teachers and the staff make learning here wonderful. definitely enjoy coming to school. kellye: each classroom has no more than ten students with a goal of making learning accessible to everyone. we engage the teachers, instructional aid, the speech and the language pathologist. we all come together to come up with a method of instruction that will work. kellye: since many of the students have medical problems the health suite operated by three nurses. there is specially equipped swimming pool. older students can take hospitality and horticulture

classes. >> we wanted to kale, pepper, swiss charred. >> you have to have a lot of heart. a lot of passion. kellye: to overcome anything. >> very, very good. in north east, kellye lynn, abc7 news. steve: it is only monday and we are looking to the upcoming weekend. ways to go before then and rain on the way. looking at the national harbor the skies and the clouds are beginning to thin a little bit. the clouds will stick around moving through the evening hours. temperatures are around 7 o. well below average for this time of year. we will take it. we are inching our way closer to memorial day. the temperatures are 70 degrees around there is hardly

any sun. waking up tomorrow, upper 50's to 60. may see patchy fog but i don't believe it will give us travel delays. for tomorrow, grab the umbrella. showers through midday to the afternoon. this is what the future cast looks like. tomorrow, it's dry. showers south of us. the heaviest rain arrives tomorrow night to early wednesday morning. it should be a slow go before we get it out of here. going to the delmarva beaches, ocean city, the temperatures are 70 to 80. lower 80's on monday. if you are staying in town for the upcoming weekend look at a mix of sun and clouds on

near 80. the same on sundays and monday with a better chance for showers and thunderstorms. lower 80's. we stay in the 8 o's moving to next week. jonathan? jonathan: thank you. coming up next at 4:00, making your home smart. everything can be connected. but is it too much? the privacy concerns and the solutions coming up next.

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john: if you think amazon's alexa is amazing you haven't seen anything yet. it's one of the gadgets people in d.c. will be buying to make the homes in the smart homes. how you do this, how much privacy are we giving up? the futuristic world of "the jetsons" is almost here because amazon echo and the goog home are about to change our lives dramatically. >> alexa, set kitchen lights to 100%. they all come on 100%. john: chris, the c.e.o. of smart home h.q., a company that turns homes to smart homes. >> lighting, heating and air. change the color of the room lights. turn bedroom vents on and off. >> smart vent that will help maintain equal temperature throughout the home. >> turn the family room to a disco. >> volume turned

the lights synchronize to music. john: security is just important. you have cameras showing the creepy guy outside the front door. water sensors and sound of barking dogs if someone ventures up at night. what the programs like this do is combine the ring doorbell, the thermostat and the amazon echo in to one big smart home of the future. homeowners like jennifer love the safety she gets. >> you sit in chair to watch what is going on. >> cost is over $1,000 installed by a pro but you can put together a small d.i.y. version for $200 per gadget. what if the fights of camera and listeningdy vices creep you out. >> they can go in my bedroom and know what i'm watching in there. that isn't appropriate. >> what can you do? >> koch pot to thermostat. they all have the -- a

crock-pot to the thermostat. john: a big problem is most people use default settings that leave you open to spying eyes. change the default settings and keep the cameras out of the bedroom. if you are okay with that, you could be on your way to the future. a new roof is $5,000. central air conditioning-unit is $3,000. it's not that outrageous. john matarese, abc7 news. >> it's not just the case he was going to be somebody great. he already was. larry: at 5:00, a murder victim remembered after a stabbing at the university of maryland. why him? no membership for you. white nationalists spencer gets earful in the gym and he gets expelled. and new fertility treatment enters a new age. 3d printed

>> "7 on your side." larry: university of maryland student accused of killing a bowie state student is being held without bond. brad bell has more information in the emotional case. brad? brad: it's an emotional case. it's destroying two college campuses. families upset. it's terrible. but yes, a while ago there was a bond review hearing. sean urbanski, the young man charged in the crime. the murder on the university of maryland campus has been ordered held without bond. the judge declaring him a danger to the community. it's alleged that urbanski stabbed and killed richard collins iii, a bowie state soon to be graduate had been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army. a young man who had accomplished much. i was alleged he was stabbed to death on the university of maryland campus by urbanski in unprovoked attack. however, urbanski had a facebook page,

facebook group that espoused racist humor, racist ideas. i was called "alt-reich: nation." so now the f.b.i. is investigating this as a hate crime. here is the new information. state's attorney, the chief of police coming out of the courthouse this afternoon to say at this point they don't have any hard evidence that this was in fact a hate crime. the investigation is proceeding. but they just do not want the community to rush to judgment. >> until we have our investigation concluded, and we need something probably more than just a facebook posting. that we want to make sure that we are thorough before we make the conclusions. if that is where it leads us, we will go there. at this point we don't have enough evidence to say that is the case. brad: angela alsobrooks