flowers. people are now talking. hundreds of gathered on the university of maryland campus today for a moment of remembrance in the honor of the the slain bowie state student richard collins iii. the crime investigated is possibly motivated by hate. something that the president says the school will not tolerate. >> we need to come together and cite hate. brad: many say there is undercurrent of the racism on campus. >> the senior is among those who promoted a twitter #feartheturtle for the students to share the stories. it took

a student told black girls are ugly and other saying she heard the n-word for the first time on frat row. >> this is present but no, dit does not define us. we will not allow it to define us. the other thing we are hearing is the discussion is good and healthy and can move the campus forward. i have been working my sources hard on the criminal matter here as well and the question of whether or not it was a hate crime. the university police brought in the f.b.i. and investigating to see if it was. i spoke to a number of people involved in the investigation. so far no hard evidence turned up that it was a hate crime other than a white suspect and black victim and the suspect on his facebook page

group that featured racist humor. brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: soldiers are standing guard across britain. so far seven people have been arrested. among them suspected suicide bomber salman abedi brother and father. that happened in tripoli. the bomb used to kill 22 people was sophisticated and meaning that the attack is likely tied to a broader terror cell. monday's attack has britain alert level at critical. in the u.s. there is no raised threat level. law enforcement say they will be diligent. stephen tschida joins us from the national mall where the diligence is on display. heading to the memorial day weekend there is some concern out

stephen: quite a bit of concern. you can see the stage back there. it will be a lot of people on the national mall. many of them mindful of the critical terror alert in england and concerned about what the situation is here. in the nation's capital. vicious terror attack has england on high alert. >> especially when they target children. it's scary. >> the bombing has some here in d.c. frightened. >> anything can happen. you never know who has a back pack with explosive. we can't tell. stephen: there is a strong police presence but nothing out of the ordinary. the department of homeland security abandoned the color coded level for specific bulletins and alerts. so favor no

no warnings. >> we can't live in fear. that way the people that do the despicable acts get theer hand -- get the upper hand. stephen: the department of the homeland security did away with the color coated alert system it has a degree of warnings. there is a bulletin, elevated alert and the most serious, the imminent alert. we have received none of those yet. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. father and a son are in oklahoma jail after police found two bombs in s.u.v. the owner called the police after someone slashed her tires. they looked inside and saw pipe bombs on her dashboard. the surveillance video was used and the police found the father and the son, one of which reportedly confessed saying they wanted to scare the woman. a judge sentencedded a d.c. man to two and a half

prison for making bomb threats. james cherry pleaded guilty to calling in false bomb threat to union station last july and he admitted to making threats to two other locations. michelle: crime alert now. after a frightening robbery caught on video in georgetown. this is on m street at the corner of wisconsin avenue. in this video, you see the armed men force an employee to open a safe while his hands are zip tied. he can't get the safe open. so the thieves steal everything he had on him and ran. similar scene in prince george's county. masked men holding up employees in a wall green. this thief was patience. the surveillance video shows him walk in the store an hour earlier and hide inside of a bathroom until closing time. in the rory his mask slips down to give a good look at the face. if you recognize him, call the police. jonathan: a major problem two years ago. d.c. police officers hur

arrest. officers couldn't use tasers because they didn't carry them. the "7 on your side" item learned that could change as soon as next month. >> the police chief is planning a program to implement tasers now. i expect we will have a pilot group of officials soon that will issue tasers. we will come out and talk to you and chief newsham about that. jonathan: it's worth noting that police in other major cities have used tasers for years. so why is d.c. late to the party? we will have more on the d.c. taser investigation tomorrow on abc7 news. michelle: unprecedented look tonight for firefighters rescuing a person from the flipped car. if crews removed the roof to get to the driver. this video was shot on the gerrard street in northwest d.c. we are told that the driver has serious injuries but survived. jona

brawl in a classroom. students left. and update at the grown-ups a it the center of this. michelle: sewage, roaches and rats are all inside a d.c. school. what is done for the students who already weathered the problems with lead in the water? jonathan: the cloudy skies continue. it's still over southwestern virginia and north carolina. we will give you a timing of arival and look ahead to the holiday weekend still to come at "abc7 news at 6:00".

michelle: take a look at this. more problems for the capitol hill montessori school. only a year after dealing with lead in the water. students and staff are coping with backed up sewage, rodents and roaches! the smell. if you could have smelled it, you would have been aballed. >> it's disgusting and disturbing that this is the third time this has happened. the school district says a broken pipe will be repaired by the end of the month. jonathan: have a look at this. brawl and a high school hallway. two students are going at it. if you look closely one of the girl is stabbing the other one with a pair oy

it takes 30 seconds to break it up. the girl with the students was arrested. update on a story we brought you last night. police charged a teacher and a teaching assistant with disorderly conduct after they got in a fight in front of the students. >> stop, stop! jonathan: a mess. those are teachers and the assistants going at it. not the kids. the administrators forced many to delete videos. not all of them did. coming up, a demolition disaster caught on video. the work done that ended with two homes in a pile of rubble. >> i thought that was it. i thought i was dying. michelle: the growing threat to first responders and how one simple touch could

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michelle: in virginia a push to find answers in the opioid and heroin epidemic. there was a

what is needed is better education, more enforcement and the safeguards for people who report overdoses. on that note, fear is spreading over a drug putting rescuers at risk. fentanyl is to dangerous you can die from just touching it. this week three first responders had to get emergency treatment after exposure at a crime scene. joce sterman from circa joins us. this is spreading across if country. joce: this is a problem that the police and the fire departments are forced to tackle. they have to talk about how to handle overdose calls and the drug arrests because the cops and the first responders don't know if they are handling fentanyl unless something goes horribly wrong. >> i thought i was dying. joce: the new jersey police officers know what it is like to overdose on a potentially deadly drug. but they didn't do it on purpose. >> i couldn't

disoriented. everything was exaggerated in your mind. joce: lining up an emergency response for themselves is something that the cops, firefighters and the e.m.s. workers have to worry about thanks to illegal fentanyl. when they answer the call for the drug cases or overdoses they could come in contact with the drug which looks like heroin but has scarier consequences. gary is losing sleep because his agents are at risk in the drug seizures. >> they don't know if they are handling heroin or fentanyl. >> the difference could be life or death. because it can be deadly if you breathe it in or touch it. an ohio cop overdoses two weeks ago brushing it off his shirt. fentanyl is so dangerous that the d.e.a. says small amount could kill. we are talking about the grains

joce: the d.e.a. is so worried they put out a video and are using the special protocols. glove respirators and hesitation. many agencies have the field test of the suspected drugs to be safe. i'm joce sterman for circa. back to you. jonathan: that terrifying. thanks. this is the only way to describe the video that you are looking at now. watch this. this is home security system. in shows a run-away survivor smashes in a deck going off a ledge. this is a driverless vehicle. but in the car, two small kids. in the car seats. the s.u.v. stalled. it started to roll d

the you children were shaken up but they were not hurt. michelle: in baltimore a demolition disaster on video. guess what happened instead. major oops. they stop in the stunned silence. luckily the building that collapsed next door was vacant. they are investigating what went wrong. jonathan: rhode island a demolition has revealed a decade old secret. this is cool. check it out. a big safe. this is a vault hidden in a wall. this is century old. hidden for 40 years. nobody knew it was there. the vault was once used to store election ballots. what is inside now? that is a mystery. they are going through the

combination to bring in a safe-cracker. they need the combination. michelle: crack it open. jonathan: don't bring the crew that took down the row house. doug: rain coming tonight. but if you have the outdoor plans it's cool and damp but the rain will hold off until 11:00 tonight in the metro so it's good. get started here. what is happening. the cloudy skies. looking live at the national harbor. the east northeasterly winds from the atlantic ocean over delmarva. there is from the chesapeake bay to our area. there is more on the way. there is an active afternoon. carolina, georgia and florida. naumous thunderstorms. the region was under a tornado watch. we are not expecting the violent weather here. we expect the rain to

later and be heavy at times. the best chance of that is south and east of the district. later tonight we will get you to 10:00. the rain will overspread the area overnight. most of the rain is moving north and it should be a cloudy day. but as the upper level low spins west and the cold fronted advances we will get a push of warm air up to 75. increasing chances of the thunderstorms for the late afternoon and the nighttime before we will break it down on the day on friday. the rainfall potential between now and early friday is close to an inch. there is no flooding rain. it will fall over a number of the hours. no significant issuehe

sunshine is possible midday tomorrow. otherwise the showers and the thunderstorms and 75. breezy and partly sunny. 76 on friday. there is a slight chance of a shower in the afternoon. 30% chance of a shower on saturday afternoon. partly cloudy and 8 o. low 80's on sunday for memorial day. 40% chance of showers and storms in the afternoon. next ten days. upper 70's tomorrow and friday. lower 80's for the holiday weekend. we still have a chance of the storm through tuesday and wednesday. this is an unusual may weather pattern but it is looking okay for the holiday weekend. robert? robert: thanks. day two of the o.t.a.'s. pryor and norman on the same field of practice. practy should be fun this season. we will hear from both next in sports.

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me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

announcer: now the toyota sports desk. robert: day two of o.t.a.'s for the redskins. a lot of favorites were present. trent williams, matt jones not at o.t.a.'s. new wide receiver terrell pryor was there and everyone is excited that josh

and terrell pryor match up at practice. they won't do anything but get better if they go at each other. in the non-shooting portion of the practice they gave the fans a quick show. they both love it and they are looking forward to the competition. >> i love the chances. especially the deep ball on him. i love to take advantage of that. >> if we have a big body down the field. robert: tomorrow the site is at trump golf club. one of the favorites. the charismatic john daily. why do the fans like him? the pants? the shorts? but john says it is more than that. >> i think the fans relate

that. if you hold something in your stomach and you don't get it out, you worry about it and it creates problem. with this big belly i got there is nothing inside you don't know about me. robert: so he holds it, holds nothing back. finally the nats pushed their battle with the mariners up to 12:00 noon instead of 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. that is the final note. you like the shorts? jonathan: he was new on the tour he brought out a shaker and a glass and started to pour a cocktail. the official said you can't do that. he said i think i have a plastic cup instead. robert: we love him. doug: rain moving in later. we'll talk about the morning rush and the beach outlook, too. michelle: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. look at the blue angels getting ready to celebrate the graduation of the naval academy offic

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tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. what that concert bomb now reveals. the new images right here tonight. the possible detonator carried in the suspect's left hand. sweeping raids. our team witnessing the chaos. also tonight, the suspect himself. his father and brother now arrested. was his brother about to unleash a second attack, and where? here at home, tornado watches up right now. 27 million americans bracing in the east. multiple tornado reports already. severe storms moving up the east coast tonight. breaking news involving some of president trump's top aides during the campaign and russia. and president trump and the pope. they have not seen eye to eye before. what the president said to the pope as he left the meeting. and america strong. the grad student and the mom who took notes when he couldn't.