right now at 6:00, we know the identity of the student murdered at umd. tonight, what we are learning about his suspected killer. it's one of the most important moments of president trump's foreign trip so far. the one big request for his guests. a very rude welcome for vice president pence at one of the country's most well-known colleges. and we begin at 6:00 with the tragedy that's casting a shadow over two college graduations. dr. wellslo choked up this afternoon at commencement addressing the murder of a young bowie state student. >> a young

university student, who lost his life in the senseless and unprovoked assault on our campus yesterday morning. >> the unprovoked attack near a bus stop near montgomery hall on rejetblues drive. new today, family members identified the victim as richard collins iii. they sent us this picture moments ago. he was graduating on tuesday. he was a member of the rotc and commissioned last thursday as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army intelligence division. >> we are all in shock that a young man so full of promise should have his life cut short so suddenly. >> university of maryland police have charged sean christopher

urbanski with murder. he was 22 from maryland. a neighbor there tells news 4 that the charges against urbanski are incomprehensive and called them quote not in the realm of possibility. in college park, students tell us they're shocked. >> everyone's just a little bit scared, i think, because like i said, this is something that's never really happened while i have been on campus so i think people are just really sunrised about what's going to happen, what cautions they'll take next time. >> the university of maryland police department is promising new details in the investigation tonight including how the fbi is involved. plus, our darcy spencer is speaking with the victim's pastor so count on us to update you on all thes a pecks of the story at 11:00 and the nbc washington app. this is a battle between bah baric criminals who seek to

people. >> president trump giving a highly anticipated speech on terrorism to the muslim world. the president struck a much different tone than heard from him previously discussing the issue. as nbc's haley jackson shows us from riyadh, saudi arabia, he is asking for help from muslim leaders. >> reporter: president trump wrapping up day two of his first international trip as president. and the most significant part was a speech he delivered earlier today to more than 50 middle eastern leaders. in it, the president talked about the need to combat extremism abroad, putting the burden he said on muslim nations to in his words drive them out. >> there is still much work to be done. that means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremism. and the islamists and islamic terror of all

>> reporter: it was a softer tone and even with tough words against iran, something to be received well by the saudi hosts. >> fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror. is a government that speaks openly of mass mur, vowing that destruction of skrael, death to america and ruin for many nations in this room. >> reporter: the president heads to israel tomorrow for a trip that's certain to be full of diplomatic land mines. hallie jackson, nbc news, riyadh. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> right now on storm team 4 radar, tracking rnai to the west and west virginia and maryland. this moving toward the east and moves into our area overnight tonight. take a look at what i'm tracking right now. now, if all else remains equal, this is district by 10:00 p.m. take a look at this evening. 67 deges

really don't cool too much overnight tonight. by 10:00 p.m., we are in the mid-60s and by midnight low 60s tracking showers at that point and rain impacting the morning commute. coming up on the full forecast at 6:18, walking you through the day tomorrow hour by hour, showers in the morning, storms in the afternoon. i'll let you know also when we finally hit 80 degrees once again, erica. in prince georges county, the weekend is almost over and a suspect is out there. police say the driver ran into a woman on indian head highway. early friday morning. since then, officers have been looking for an early 2000 model cadillac deville. they believe the vehicle has some front end damage on the right side. check out this scene

university of notre dame students walking out today in protest of the commencement speaker. vice president mike pence. some of the students said that they walked out the protest the trump administration's stance on immigration and lgbt rights. we have a report. >> reporter: vice president mike pence began the address to notre dame students, many protested with their feet. pence was invooited after thousands of students signed a petition asking the university not to invite president trump. during a speech, pence tried to draw parallel of the university and the trump administration. >> just as moteer dame stood for those persecuted for their faith around the world, just a short while ago in saudi arabia, this president spoke out about religious persecution of all people, of all faiths. >> reporter: the vice president attempts to find common ground did not sit well with protesters. angry over issues ranging from lgbt rights to

guatemala. being in the stadium with someone who has pursued policies target them for who they are. >> i want to stand up for what i believe in. >> reporter: the vice president's critics had critics of their own. >> i think it's embarrassing, an indictment of the educational system turned from a place where you have a free discourse of ideas to a place where if you hear something you don't agree with you run away. >> reporter: the vice president did not comment on the walkout. nbc news. a big day for a local community. >> why this churc has sho

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it's survived two world wars, the great depression and putting a man on the moon. today, st. james catholic church celebrating a 125th anniversary. today it's become an integral part of the church community. this is the sixth oldest parish in the catholic diocese of arlington. >> say that six times fast. >> i know. >> kids have healthier smiles today thanks to the cool smiles of washington organization. this is the third annual sharing smiles day in district

this event serves uninsured or underinsured families. for some, this is the only way to get dental care. the staff volunteered their time today. the taste of arlington is just wrapping up. folks sampled some of the best food northern virginia has to offer from more than 60 different restaurants and food trucks in the area. cameras catch a family enjoying themselves while feeding a sea lion. see this. >> this is a terrifying turn.

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shocking video of a little girl dragged into the water by a sea lion. this is so hard to watch but want to let you know that the little girl is unhurt in all of this. she was sitting on a dock on canada's west coast yesterday when it happened. a quick thinking bystander that you saw there in the video drops in after her. he comes right up and the girl was later seen walking away with an adult and witnesses say that right before this happened, people were feeding bread crumbs to the sea lion. so, they think that something -- something may have happened there. sea lion got confused. thankfully, this little girl is okay. >> exactly right. happy ending there. >>

year. law enforcement say they need help fighting a gang problem in the region. now a closer look at the ideas. >> over the past several months we have reported extensively on what's becoming a growing gang problem within our region. after we have aired several reports, we heard from you on social media asking the question that we are in turn working for you and asking of officials, law enforcement, those who are trying to stop this problem from spreading. questions like, how is it that these gangs are luring young people? how can they be stopped? and what's being done ultimately to help those who are in the gangs and feel that they're trapped an they want to get out? tonight, we're going to have a revealing interview, i sat down with a former member of ms-13 in that interview he explains a lot of the questions that have up the now been unanswered for many of us. that's tonight here on news 4 at 11:00. we are always working for you. in the community,

the catwalk. angie and yang walked with their daughters. this event benefits the mid atlantic branch of the make-a-wish foundation and back there at the podium is doug stepping up to the plate as master of ceremonies. the 14th year for this event. >> cute. go ahead, say awe. >> awe. when's the last time you took a cab? these days a lot of us if not most of us order a uber on the phones, right? d.c. taxis know that and trying to be more like the popular ride share devices so by the end of august traditional meters in the backseats of taxis will be gone. instead, you will pay on a tablet or smartphone similar to the way you pay for a uber or a lyft ride. officials say that taxi rates will not be changing. >> makes sense. they have to keep up. turning to the weather, another nice, cool day, you know? gray outside but the

>> right so far. >> so far. that's the key point there because we are going do have rain moving in tonight and then rain at times at times throughout the day. not a washout and have the umbrella handy for the monday heading back to work. weather headlines, not just tomorrow but the work week we will have rain chances in the forecast so find that favorite umbrella and keep it handy as we look to the second weather headline, warmer tomorrow, the upper 70s. not only that, but feeling humid, as well. the weekend, next weekend, a long holiday weekend. right now, it is not completely perfect but it's not horrible either. there are some storm chances in the forecast. make sure to point them out to you on the 10-day. the temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. where we have been all afternoon. 68 in washington as well as leesburg. 64 in gaithersburg. take a look at the hourly plannerment 7:00 a.m., dealing with showers and wet roads out there. 62 degrees. by the midday hours, i think we get a break and s

to develop and see the humidity levels increase. low 70s by lunchtime. 78 degrees is the high tomorrow. in the afternoon and evening hours, some scattered thunderstorms impacting the area. 7:00 though we are still mild, 75 degrees. this is the first wave of rain that will be moving through. with the warm front 6:00 a.m. here on future weather. the showers are in place as we move our way toward the midday hours, you can see the rain mainly east of 95 and there's the break i was talking about right around 2:00. but then look what happens as we move toward the main afternoon and evening hours, scattered showers and thunderstorms. really not a huge threat at all for severe weather and with the increase in humidity tomorrow, we could see some heavier pockets of rain. 9:00 p.m., the cold front moving through and with that only warm to around 70 for the tuesday so more cool weather, back in the forecast. the commute to and from work tomorrow potentially dealing with wet roads and morning commute and recess for the kids

to get the exercise in, download the nbc washington app, check the radar. anything on the radar, stay inside. but i think you will get a break again mainly during the midday and early afternoon hours tomorrow from any rain and hold off on the car wash and here's why taking a look at the next ten days. rain back in later on tuesday. and as early as late afternoon hours and most of the hours on tuesday is dry, cloudy and cool highs around 70 and wednesday scattered showers possible. a high of 73. cloudiness around and then thursday highs of mid-70s with showers as well as thunderstorms possible and then shake the unsettled pattern friday with mix of clouds and sun and then next weekend, a storm chance later sunday, maybe a late day shower on monday and then dry time for memorial day weekend. >> just in time for the holiday week. all right. all right. speaking of shaking patterns, the

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last couple of outings not looking good for the nats. >> no. but they did. it was a rough weekend. but like you said, starting to get it. i mean, the nationals turned things around in atlanta this afternoon. washington had the second longest losing streak in major league baseball. nat fans in atlanta supporting the club. this braves fan was having quite a hair day you could say right there. top of the second. scoreless. murphy at the dish. and murphy takes it for a ride. monster shot to right even off the chop house. third home run in his last four games and nats take a 1-0 lead. and then in the third, men on the corners from bryce harper and bryce gets just enough bat on this one. takes it to center. no chance to get turner and a rbi single for bryce. nats take a 2-0 lead. straussburg on the mound brought it today.

three of those against swanson. in the eighth, two on and two out. swanson crushes this ball to right center over harper off the wall. a two-run double for swanson and ends the day after eight innings, 11 ks and 2 runs allowed. bottom ninth, in to close it out, a man on, adam lines it right to ryan zimmerman. makes the catch and gets the out at first. zimmerman responsible for all three outs in the inning. nats win 3-2. not concerned with their recent stretch of games. >> everyone needs to calm down. it's early. you know? we're fine. we're playing great baseball. we're one of the best teams in the major leagues right now. we will be fine. early. nobody gets to the playoffs in may right now. we're good. we are in good shape. we'll get rolling. finishing their series

baseball, day kids loving the camp. how many dads seen so far? wade miley on the mound in the first. morales to jonathan in the shift and bobbles it. usually one of the best gloves on the team. and toronto makes them pay. two batters later, two on, two out. travis tees off on this one. this ball absolutely smoked. gone. out of here. three-run shot. not happy with the mistake. blue jays make a lead in the first. fourth inning, a pulse. jones with this ball well and it's traveled huge homer from jones. eagles receiver smith loving it. the os can't come back. they fall 3-1. well, the nba draft is exactly one month and one day away. the celtics hold the number one lottery pick and most mock drafts with a player born and raised in this area

number one. fultz is expected to be the top in the draft and we caught up with him today coming off a stellar freshman year at the university of washington. he wowed fans all year with the skills and quickness on the court. a self described gym rat, how about the no-look half-court shot? incredible. he was cut from varsity as a sophomore and in four years he turned himself into a bona fide star and wasn't easy but it was earned. >> a lot of hard work. a lot of belief in myself. a lot of praying. a lot of motivation from my mom and at the end of day came down to me getting in the gym every day. multiple hours. it's so many hours in the gym and i got an opportunity to showcase my talent which i'm blessed to have. a beautiful, beautiful thing to happen. >> to cge

and a trip to the final four on the line. first quarter, maryland up 3-2. ends up in a familiar place. back of the net. terps take a lead. and then the second quarter, more from maryland. kelly winds up and scores. five unanswered goals from the terps for a 7-2 lead. kelly with a team high five goals in the team. maryland wins 18-9. playing the 5 seed denver in the final four on saturday. also in action today, townsend with syracuse. the tigers making cuse pay for mistakes. pass to joe kreider. fires and scores. up 4-0. kreider and the tigers not finished just yet. check out this shot from the junior. absolutely stunning. beautiful pull. a career high four goals for kreider. all

beat syracuse 10-7. they'll head to the first final four since 2001. on the flip side, syracuse hasn't reached the final four since 2013. >> not bad. >> not bad. >> all right. >> all right. >> did carol say how many attempts to use to get the over the shoulder shot? >> no. maybe sports final. >> okay. got it. >> thank you. that is the news for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> "nightly news" is next, folks. we'll see you again at 11:00. have a good night.

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♪ on this sunday night between good and evil, president trump in saudi arabia attempts to change his tone and reframe the fight against terrorism, calming on muslim leaders to combat what he now calls a crisis of islamic extremism. border battle, a texas town at the center of the immigration debate suing the state over a new law that bans so-called sanctuary cities. fight of his life. a boxer takes to the ring, not just to win the match but a much bigger prize, the right to remain in the united states with his family. and final act. after almost a century and a half, the greatest show on earth folds its tent. a sad day for some, while others say it is about time. "nightly news" begins now. ♪