a horrible situation, we have been following from the u.k. all evening, deadly chaos at a concert, 19 people killed after an explosion at a ariana performance, over 50 people wounded. michelle: there was a scene of mass chaos, being considered a possible act of terror. a man at the scene has been identified as a likely suspect. jonathan: we have team coverage, nancy chen with the latest. nancy: ariana grande twitting moments ago on this horrible from the bottom of my heart, i'm so, so sorry, i don't have words. aficials are treating this as terrorist attack as the concert was ending just as the explosion went off just after 10:30 monday night. the arena said that it happened

folks scrambling to find safety. publicist says she is ok, and cell phone video captured concert goers fling the arena after the attack. #roomformanchester is trending on social media. michelle? ofhelle: that arena is one the largest in the u.k., first responders dealing with a massive crime scene, as nancy mentioned. speaking with a former fbi agent. tim: attacks like this in manchester are hard for law enforcement to stop unless investigators have good intelligence before the attack. former fbi agent brad garrett says we give terrorists too much credit because it does not take much skill to carry out an attack,

the entrance of the manchester arena, which would have been much easier than inside the secure area. >> i think extremist groups have figured out they get as much bang for their buck doing these low-tech, unsecure attacks, where it makes it almost impossible for us to defend against. tim: the department of homeland security released a statement, saying, "there are no credible threats to venues in the united states." tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tim, thanks. governor larry hogan tonight calling this an unspeakable tragedy, saying that he is praying for the victims and their families. stay with abc seven for breaking news coverage and sign up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. --helle: new at 11:00 >> i love you, man. i will

emotions come a large gathering to honor a college student killed in a possible hate crime. richard collins recently became a lieutenant in the army, his future cut short when he was stabbed to death. jonathan: tom roussey has the emotional gathering in his memory. so many said this death was senseless. hundreds of people came out, packed the auditorium at bowie state university in honor of a fellow student they say they will never forget. analloon release ended emotional night before graduation at bowie state university. indoors, impact, standing room only vigil began with the words of richard collins, spoken just four days earlier at his army commissioning ceremony. >>

individual, an outstanding cadet. tom: the head of his rotc program called him a man of character. let'swe move forward, cry. let's remember and last, and keep on working -- let through member and laugh and keep on working. cadetsllins' fellow fondly remembered the man. >> i love you and i will remember you forever in my life. graduation should have begun about 11 hours from now. bowie state university says they will remember him with a moment of silence, but they will also posthumously award him the degree that he earned. live at bowie state university, tom roussey, abc 7 news.

our thoughts are with that family. police say that sean urbanski was drinking when he killed collins. urbanski was a member of a racist facebook group that is fueling concerns this may have in a hate crime. they are not yet making that claim in court. we will bring you the latest as we get it. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast on this monday evening, mostly cloudy skies right now, drying out and a weak cold front to the west will dry things out a bit more as we move through the overnight. cloudy skies, dry early on, but grab the umbrella. another round of what weather on the way in time for tomorrow evening's rush-hour commute, highs in the upper 60's, near 70. the rest of the week and looking ahead to memorial day weekend coming up. michelle: steve, thank you. a 7 on your side i-team

in one section of northwest. last week abc 7 planted a decoy car and fees took the bait. jonathan: if you think lightning does not strike twice, they did. scott taylor is in the neighborhood where the the unit was struck again. it seems pretty easy to catch these guys. scott: so far it has been. people here say it is ridiculous. we know that criminals use these items that you can purchase on the internet for about $10, they will go up to the window, break it, and grab whatever they can reach, and then leave a big mess. the i-team obtained a shocking video showing this man breaking into a car in broad daylight. he cannot walk very far along the streets and not run into frustrate residents who say they are noticing an alarming rise in smashing grabs. >> i see

everything will day when i walked the dog. it's all different streets. it's all most impossible to catch people because it's fast. scott: in the second district so deaths fromr, 618 automobiles come a 22% drop from the same time last year. the police data does not include how many of those thefts are smashing grabs. after seeing this daring daylight theft, we set up a bait car with multiple cameras. toss in a laptop computer and some abc 7 new swag and a note and a bag. >"bad guy, see you one abc 7 nes at 11:00." it did not take very long for these men to spot the bag in the decoy car and strike. police, theng the same in drive back. those of the guys right there.

both arrested for theft from a vehicle and disruption of property. just a fewtossed feet from their car and the black bag removed from their vehicle. they are issued a citation under our back on the streets. daysnvicted, they face 180 in jail and a $1000 fine. can you tell me why you broke into our vehicle? >> sir, not right now. scott: 24 hours later, we are back with the bait car again on the same street. in less than 15 minutes, two men shatter the window and take off with our bags. the second district commander says that many smash and grab thieves in the district have a history of robberies. if convicted, they are ordered by the court to stay away from the neighborhood where they committed the crime. the i-team wants to know if we are so successful with our bait cars, why aren't d.c. police using decoy cars, too? >> you would have to speak with

reason why we don't use them. officials with the law department tell us they cannot publicly talk about eight cars -- bait cars. over the weekend, d.c. police were putting flyers on windshields telling people to take any valuables in the car into the house. be safe, everybody. scott taylor, abc 7 news. michelle: developing now, a pair of peeping incidents in fairfax county, the first on lincoln avenue. a 57-year-old woman said she saw a man looking into her bedroom window. a little later, a man was looking into the bedroom window of a 15-year-old girl. no word on whether the incidents are connected. jonathan: several developing stories involving the white house. former national security adviser michael flynn pleading the fifth, refusing to hand over subpoena documents, saying he will not escalate a public frenzy aga

will not be testifying in a public hearing this week. he reportedly wanted to speak with the special counsel robert mueller before the hearing. has agreed to meet with the senate intelligence committee after memorial day. and the trump administration wants to get rid of subsidized student loans and end student debt forgiveness for public servants. a budget document said killing that loan program will save over a billion dollars. a fictional president spotted in washington today, kevin spacey sitting at the bar at the old abbott today, joined by michael kelly who also played on "house of cards." the wildly popular show debuts next tuesday. jonathan: on facebook, a 7 on your side investigation. michelle: three men in security or law enforcement and how they wound up in a web of fraud on facebook. >> a little upset right now.

that to me. michelle: what 7 on your side found and how you can avoid it. jonathan: and possible tear in killed, 59 people others wounded at the end of the ariana grande concert. investigators are all over the area, sealed off, and right now they are going under the

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nancy: a breaking news update after a deadly explosion in the u.k. >> oh, my god! blast killed 19 people and injured at least 59 others at an ariana grande concert. the chief constable said they are treating this as a terrorist attack until evidence proves otherwise. this happened just outside of the stadium in a public area. >> we heard a very loud bang,

and people started running and screaming so we participated. the explosion went off and threw me through the doors. "ncy: ariana grande said, broken and i don't have words." jonathan: facebook is about to hit a milestone, 2 billion users worldwide. michelle: that makes it a treasure trove for marketers and criminals, criminals were even targeting the top level of law enforcement. jonathan: kimberly suiters shows us what can happen if you friend a fraud. reporter: facebook knows where you have been, where you live, what your past word has -- what your password is, because we tell it just about everything. the former chief information officer in the george w. bush white house is an expert in cyber security risk. we are telling our friends and we also telling s

>> and marketers and advertisers and people who have access to facebook. potentially criminals. reporter: facebook would not tell 7 on your side how often this happens, but face crooks receive frequent complaints of cloned profiles and friend requests, paving the way for fraud dressed as a friend. it is estimated 83 million profiles are fake. >> i want everybody to know about this because i got got. aporter: a security guard for minnesota avenue store, he protects people from harm. he is embarrassed that he fell victim to fraud. he thought that a friend contacted him on facebook messenger, said he qualified for free government money, a 30,000 other grant. unionire $500 to western for taxes. >>

reporter: the 30 grand never came. we found four versions of the facebook case, some of which had pornographic material. >> going to find out who did that to me. reporter: how does a former detective in school security director get caught up in a mess like this? >> why would i do that? address, telephone number, i know his wife, and i do where he lives. reporter: and then we found the real william. >> yes. >reporter: this is you? >> how many years ago? maybe three. reporter: why did they choose you? >> maybe i have an honest face? reporter: they are curious why criminals would choose barr, who spent years targeting them. >> thanks for bringing it to my attention. i was surprised some

official to use for an online scam. reporter: barr contacted the fbi and they are investigating. and nathan did get the $500 back through the maryland attorney general's office, who settled with western union over a lack of fraud protection for consumers, many of whom feel full list about getting faked out on facebook. >> i feel bad. i got got. jonathan: there are settings that you can change on your facebook page to limit what marketers and criminals see. it safeguard you and you just put it in place. if you want to know how to do it, go to our website, wjla.com. michelle: restaurant patios in rockville arnaldo smoking zones, the city council approving new regulations banning smoking in any outdoor dining areas. this is one of the first jurisdictions in our area to do it. jay korff is live in rockville. jay: in f

d.c. area to ban smoking in an area like this, outside seating of a restaurant or bar. la plata,joins maryland, as the only other city in the area to a neck such a ban. a first offense, a $50 fine. the ban includes a number of smoking products, cigars, cigarettes, even vaping. >> smoke-free air is guaranteed, so that is a big day for everybody who comes to eat and work here. it affects a lot of people in important ways. critics say this could hurt the bottom lines of restaurants and bars. governmentt overreach, but supporters say that health is the bottom line. jay korff, abc 7 news. from: satellite and radar

widen the view, a weak cold front to the west is going to move through later tonight. it may try things out just a little bit early tomorrow morning and could trigger a little patchy fog for the early morning rush-hour. not expecting any type of air travel delays in the morning. the temperatures right now in the 60's, 57 reagan national. the temperatures, waking up early tomorrow morning, upper 50's, lower 60's. may have to deal with patchy fog, but not causing delays. a light jacket, and don't forget your umbrella. even though you don't need it early on, you will likely need it in the afternoon and early evening. the day planner, daytime highs eventually into the upper 60's, near 70 degrees. keep in mind the average high this time of year is 77 degrees. well below-average. futurecast from stormwatch

7 shows clouds early tomorrow morning. it will be dry around the capital beltway. dry for the district, arlington, alexandria. showers arrive around in time, could put recess in jeopardy. for the evening rush-hour commute, leave extra time. wet roadways around the capital beltway. all of this moves to the north and east. another round of wet weather early wednesday morning, but fingers crossed we get this out of here by the core of the rush-hour commute wednesday morning, mostly cloudy skies thereafter. the weekend, a lot going on memorial day. the delmarva beaches, ocean city, rehobeth beach 75 degrees, unsettled sunday and monday. the 10-day outlook, 1 gradually warming. lower 80's memorial day, chance of thunderstorms.

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jonathan: we continue to follow the breaking news outside of the u.k. manchester arena. reports of a possible suicide bomber targeting the ariana grande fans coming out of the concert. michelle: a terrifying scene, young people, 19 dead, 59 hurt, and a search for answers right now. the british prime minister called the incident an appalling terrorist attack.

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michelle: rain tomorrow morning? steve: later in the day. it will be on the cool side, middle to upper 60's the daytime high. we get the rain out of here as we move and the day wednesday, then another round thursday, 75. clearing out for a busy travel day. holidays in the delmarva beaches, upper 70's, near 80 saturday, unsettled sunday. jonathan: we are continuing to follow the breaking news from the u.k., a manchester arena, the site of the ariana grande

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