. >> collins experience is suddenly interrupted.from the nearby town has come by to book her on new set of charges. once again it was her hair that got her in trouble. >> she was caught on the surveillance camera and we were able to get a good picture of her hairstyle. >> very unique, very distinguishable. you don't see too many people with that type of style. >> come on over here. >> okay. >> that's one more stupid thing i'm going to have to deal with. >> i've been one in every town, maybe two. i mean -- >> when there's a crime committed. there's a database where you put up surveillance photos and you send it to all the towns in the state, county, and they send out a picture of her and we recognize her from our incident. >> since collins is already in custody, detective processes her for these new charges right at the county jail. where she'll remain until her current issues are resolved. outstanding warrants from other counties in new jersey and pennsylvania, collins knows she can have similar visits in the future. >> i've done ba

we were talking to terry collins about it. when you're 18 that's taking on the mets and you know he's over on that other side, that's a presence in that line of that right now the mets do not have. >> alex: they don't and it's hard to replace that. we saw the great honor of the new york mets, i called him a bottom-line player. he helps you get to the world series. and it helps the bottom line. give a sold-out that stadium, you have more eyeballs. >> joe: here is a gsellman, the second out. one, two, three for the double play. put us on camera now! bottom of the eighth inning. 4-2, metz i dreamed... ♪ i dreamed i did tequila... with the gods. ♪ and you gotta know they've got good tequila. ♪ people ask why i switched to sprint. hi, i'm paul. well, their network reliability is within 1% of the big guys. and they have the best price for unlimited among national carriers and... wait! are you watching this on the awesome iphone 7? you gotta get iphone 7 from sprint! the screen is incredible! and the only thing better than iphone 7..

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 trapp

a tribute to the life of richard collins iii. over at bowie state university we also saw mourning as well. vigils held in his honor there. students carrying candles and balloons mourning collins who was just 23 years old and days away from graduating before he was killed. he was also an rotc graduate. he was just 23 years old when he was stabbed on the campus of the university of maryland college park. college park student in custody in that case. though the attack was first called unprovoked, the fbi's looking into whether or not this qualifies as a hate crime. that campus university of maryland tears are being shared, also very swift reaction as well. anti-hate action plan. hate-bias rapid response team, increased education, hate-bias incident reporting team and also improved policies in athletic venues and a heighate-bias safe campus. the first baptist church will hold the service for collins also at 1:30 the pray at the pump movement will hold a prayer vigil for collins outside the white house. back in to you. >> justin finch

collins like it's chances for a real rally. admittedly qualcomm did this already, if we go back and look at march, you see it had that calm right there. and a few weeks later, it just came right back down, it was a sucker's rally. what makes the difference? according to collins it's all about the slope of the 50-day moving average, in march it was still declining, now it's nice and flat. that means if qualcomm pushes higher, it will run up alongside this moving average. and you look at this volume indicator, looks at volume show to predict changes in a stock's trajecto trajectory. suggesting that qualcomm could soon be ready to roar. at the very bottom of the chart, vortex indicator. it's actually a technical tool that uses two different oscillators that spots early trend changers. as collins points out, it meat a bullish cross over a few weeks ago. the last time that happened was in february, and qualcomm rallied 4 bucks. so if qualcomm tags on another buck or so it will take the stock to 57 and change and wills it will break

we were talking to terry collins about it. when you're 18 that's taking on the mets and on that other side, that's a presence in that line of that right now the mets do not have. >> alex: they don't and it's hard to replace that. we saw the great honor of the new york mets, i called him a bottom-line player. he helps you get to the world series. and it helps the bottom line. give a sold-out that stadium, you have more eyeballs. >> joe: here is a gsellman, the second out. one, two, three for the double play. put us on camera now! bottom of the eighghth inning. 4-2, metz i dreamed... ♪♪ i dreamed i did tequila... with the gods. ♪♪ and you gotta know they've got good tequila. ♪♪ hi, i'm paul. people ask why i switched to sprint. well, their network reliability is within 1% of the big guys. and they have the best price wait! are you watching this on the awesome iphone 7? you gotta get iphone 7 from sprint! the screen is incredible! and the only thing better than iphone 7... is iphone 7 on sprint. who's he talking to? i don't know,

richard collins iii was commissioned into the u.s. army following father's footsteps he should be graduating from buoy state this weerk his burden now a stunning loss. >> this was a good kid. he was going places. he was going places. and he had high aspirations to achieve all of the goals he set in his military career and we're devastated his life was taken away with this senseless act of violence. >> kol ipz was visiting two friends here at the university of maryland friday night. they were on regent drive we uber 3 a.m. saturday when the suspect approached. he possibly had been drinking was screaming and told collins to step left. collins refused and was stabbed in the chest. 22-year-old shawn arrested at the scene he is a university of maryland student and investigators found he is a member of a facebook group that is said to be racist. now the fbi is looking into what else urbansky may have been into online. that investigation is ongoing. we can tell you right now he faces murder and assault charges. live in college park i'm melan

when he killed collins. urbanski was a member of a racist facebook group - which is fueling concern this may have been a hate crime. as of now- prosecutors are not making that claim in court. we'll stay on top you the latest as we get it. five people from the baltimore area are accused of robbing victoria's secret stores up and down the east coast. the three men and two women allegedly stole 300-thousand dollars worth of merchandise. police arrested them friday in berks county, pennsylvania.. after a theft at a victoria's secret store there. they allegedly threatened an employee with pepper spray. the suspects remain in jail in berks county. a fictional president- spotted in real life on the streets in the district. kevin spacey -- or president underwood -- was sitting at the bar at the old ebbitt today! he was joined by michael kelly- who plays "doug stamper" on house of cards. season 5 of the wildly popular show debuts one week from today. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen at xx time for weather. toss

collins: mr. speaker, i think it is interesting today. we would not be here today if there were not the problems that you, mr. speaker, and i have seen. one third of this country has one insurer. premiums, double-digit increases. people who can afford maybe with subsidies the amount of their plan can't afford the deductibles and co-pays. they go to doctors who won't take their insurance. we're not here by mistake, mr. speaker. we're here because obamacare is an abject failure. with that i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record a letter from the children's leadership council opposed to this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record a letter from paralyzed veterans against this bill. i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record letter from the march of dimes against this bill. i ask unanimous consent to insert in letter from

when collins replied no police say urbanski plunged a knife into his chest. one friend stayed with collins while the other went looking for help and first arriving officer began cpr and collins was taken to prince george hospital center where he later died. police found urbanski sitting on bus stop bench approximately 50 feet from where lieutenant fell to the ground identified urbanski as attacker. police are investigating this as homicide first and go where the evidence takes them. >> at the end of the day this community is hurting and beyondp university of maryland and buoy state university community and our county. it is important and difficult time and state attorney is best way to succeed and encounter. >> sean urbanski parents were in the courtroom today and had opportunity to speak if we wanted to they did not. they let defense attorney do all the talk when they left the courthouse a number of reporters tried to ska them questions. i asked mr. urbanski if son was white supremists he declined to comment. what we know about lieutenant is that we was from

doesn't make sense at all. >> collins was set to walk at graduation tomorrow. that will be held at the xfinity center on the campus of the university of maryland where collins was stabbed and killed. silence at the graduation for collins. reporting live, tom roussey, abc7 news. jonathan: so sad. thank you. for the man charged in this murder, the police say sean urbanski was drunk when he killed collins in unprovoked attack. urbanski was member of a racist facebook group according to investigators that is fueling concerns it may have been a hate crime. so far the prosecutors are not making the claim in court of yet. michelle: must see video in the newsroom of a botched robbery where the victim fights back. two men try to force their way to a building in the takoma neighborhood. in an instant a victim draws a gun and the other draws his own and they both fire. the bull leapts ricochet off the ground. take a look here. the police aren't saying if the victim was hurt. if you recognize thieves call the police. jonathan: a bus no answers why. fire engulfed the buses

to get out of the way and when collins refused he was stobd. university police have since learned that the suspect, shawnrb racist groupon facebook and they brought in the fbi to help investigate whether racism was a motivatener this murder. he had taken an oath to defend our country and all of us. and second utennant richard collins the third wanted to follow in his father's footsteps in the u.s. military part of u.s. army division set to graduate from buoy state university earlier this week. >> young man's career was good b to take off and celebrating new commission when his life was taken. we met the family's pastor colin's home in calvert county. relatives too heartbroken to speak. >> this was gay kid. he was going places. he was going places and had high aspirations to achieve the goals he set before in his military career and devastated his life was taken away and senseless act of violence. >> police say collins was visiting with two friend here at the university of maryland and t you'reer early saturday when student shawn urbansky apreac

collins iii to proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins' degree. >> today collins' father accepted his son's diploma days after his son was stabbed and killed at the university of maryland. >> reporter: richard collins iii was stabbed and killed at this bus depot behind us. this bus shelter. it's now turned into a memorial here. i can tell you that during today's gratiduation, there wer moments where it felt like a celebration, and other times, where it felt like a memorial service. >> i appreciate all of the expressions of condolences and just -- just heart-felt, heart-felt compassion. >> reporter: today a grateful father blew heavenly kisses to his son. the love flowed arena and campus of the university of maryland. >> i'm so grateful for everything that the university has done in helping my son reach the success that he was able to accomplish. >> reporter: there's a space saved inside of this arena, in honor of second lieutenant richard collins iii. and a memorial at the bus stop where he was stabbed and killed in an unprovoked attack. a number of the students i spoke with say t

richard collins junior spoke exclusively with nbc news today. we'll have all 11 minutes in our nbc washington app. just search bowie state father. >> the suspect is behind bars without bars. a prince county judge denied the request of sean's parents to take their son home today. the judge called him an absolute threat to the community and it's likely he'll stay in jail until his trial. a lot of people are weighing in on this story but one man's comments got his suspended from work. he's a civilian employee of the police who goes by the user name of whale ber gone. he was a former police acad chee recruit. he commented on the post that used racial slurs and he mocked the murder of richard accountable for his actions. >>> fear the turtle is normally a rallying cry on the maryland campus but the hashtag took on a very different tone. students of color tweeting their experiences of racism at umd. news 4 spoke to one of them. he's on campus tonight with our story. >> reporter: some students tell me that they feel unwilliam elc. she fears of a backlas

still have ahead. [ music ] >> reporter: second lieutenant richard collins iii should still be alive. >> he was loved. he is loved. and he will be loved. >> reporter: collins was stabbed to death in a possible hate crime at the university of maryland. >> i felt sad but i was angry. just very mixed emotions. >> reporter: family, friends, and strangers broke down in service. it was hard for some to hold it together. >> my time with him was short. as a former soldier, i would have loved to have served under you. >> reporter: collins who family members knew as richy, was like any other young man. he liked to play soccer, baseball, and video games. he was smart and driven in his education. his life ended just days before he was set to graduate college and begin life in the military. >> i'm outraged at this senseless. this young man was about god, family, and this country. >> while collins is gone and accused killer sits in jail, family members want his death to mean to inspire change. >> god said i have something else in mind. have you ever thought that his death might be the backdrop to

days after being stabbed and killed, collins was remembered during every moment of today's graduation ceremony. >> we abhor hate red ared and v and we mourn of loss of a bright young life that had so much promise. we are honored to be joined by the chancellor today and he will share some thoughts. >> tracee wilkins attended that ceremony and she's live now at a memorial honoring collins. >> reporter: it was an emotional commencement ceremony, even more emotional to come across campus and see how this memorial has grown in collins' honor and to watch the people stopping to p tribute. but inside of the xfinity center, there were moments when it felt more like a memorial service than a green goddesses. >> reporter: as graduates prepare for one of their greatest achievements so far, there are thoughts of the classmate who is not here. who is not here, but still feels near. >> as soldiers, we would want us to persevere, and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: there's a space here in honor of second lieutenant richard collins iii, and across campus, a memorial. candles at the bus st

richard collins jr. he was still trying to process what happened. >> i really have -- have not tried to process motive or intentions behind this yet to be honest with you. it's still quite surreal. as you said before, a parents' worst nightmare has just reached my doorstep. >> we've posted 11 minutes of the exclusive interview online. >>> meanwhile, the 22-year-old accused of killing collins is staying in jail for now. a judge denied a request to allow shawn urbansky to be released to his parents. calling him, quote, an absolute threat to they're vetting as he is part of a group called alt-reich. >>> a man died after being attacked from 11th street and 5. that's near the 11th street bridge. working to find out more about the victim. so far no arrests have been made. >>> angie goff here at the live desk. president trump is in bethlehem this morning and just met with palestinian president mahmoud abad at the presidential quarters. they're walking after a joint news conference. the president is expected to

's to proceed to the receive lieutenant collins dz degree. celebrating great achievements reflecting on a senseless act of violence. >> tonight at six, two people are charged with accidental shooting. the accidental shooting death of a four year old in a daycare if in orange yownlt. het i massey and nicholas stow yeah are charged with child abuse and the reckless neglect of a firearm. they're based on the fact that other children were in the home when the four year old cole clark shot himself. the firearm involved was not a service weapon. the family set up a go fund me page last week to cover cole's funeral expenses. with the help of more than 500 people they were able to race more than $20,000. >> the st. mary's county sheriff's office needs your help finding this man. he is suspected of stealing a woman's& credit card. officials say he used the card nearly two weeks ago to buy electronics from a l walmart on miranda mar way in california, maryland. police say the suspect toll the credit card from the victim's purse which had been left in h

police saying the attack on richard collins was unprovoked. >> lieutenant collin's life is important we need to give his family answers why was he killed not only who killed him under what circumstances. >> the 23-year-old rotc student was standing with friend amount the university of maryland bus stop at 3:00 a.m. saturday, when urbanski approached them, screaming. witnesses tell police he told collins to step left if you know what's good for you. collins was puzzled and said no. witnesses say that's when urbanski stabbed him in the chest. police say urbanski is linked to a facebook group, alt-reich nation that posts racest memes. >> shows exfreem violence against women, latinos, jewish faith, and especially african-americans. >> abc news learned the suspect has no cremmal record. his attorney says he was collins said to graduate from nearby bowie state university recently commissioned as second lieutenant in the army. >> he had dreams of going and doing great things, serving his country. loving his family. loving people heeft loved god. >> police are looking at surveillance footage

senator susan collins is coming up next.he has a bill that says, if a state wants to keep obamacare, they can. if a state wants to experiment, they can. that's state flexibility. what about that bill? >> i think susan collins has made a tremendous contribution to this debate. again, we want to make sure that we get rid of these obamacare rules, regulations, taxes, that are make it impossible. so if maine, by the way, she comes from a great state, which has an invisible risk insurance system that says, we're going to pay for the catastrophic illnesses for the people that are catastrophically ill. what that's done in maine is lower the premiums for people with pre-existing conditions. we target the support for people with a pre-existing condition. that is the model we're copying in this bill. 1% of the people in the individual market drive 23% of the costs in health care in the individual market. 5% drive up almost 50% of the costs. we're saying let's target our support for that population so they get the peace of mind and get

>> i think susan collins has made a tremendous contribution to this debate.f maine, by the way, she comes from a great state which has an invisible risk insurance system that says, we're going to pay for the catastrophic illnesses for people catastrophicicly ill. what that's done in me he is lower the premiums for people with pre-existing conditions. we target the support for people with a pre-existing condition. that is in this bill. 1% of the people in if individual market drive 23% of the costs in health care in the individual market. 5% drive up almost 50% of the costs. we're saying let's target our support for that population so they get the peace of mind and get lower health insurance costs. that stabilizes the market for everybody else. we're looking at that maine mod model saying let's do that nationwide. if wisconsin wants to do something different, let them do that. so long as we maintain koej for people with pre-existing conditioning and give everyone equal access. >> it doesn't sound like -- >> these are important rules that we think are going to

second lieu step enter richard collins. up next more on his life and how he will be remembered. >> and out reach tonight over a controversial school policy. it bans students from wea but the school is saying about the rule protesters are calling racist. >> and kids love juice. adults too. but pediatricians are putting age limit on who shoulding drinking it. back after this pass♪ you can't stop the tears from falling now♪ ♪ >> back now it with more top stories now. d.c. police are investigating a homicide in southeast. officers reised to reports of a shooting just before 5:00 this morning. and they found a man shot in the 3900 block of pennsylvania avenue. no word on a suspect or mo motive. >> meantime 80-year-old man in spotsylvania charged with murder of his own neighbor. first degree murder accused of shooting and killing his neighbor's son following an ongoing dispute over the property boundaries the victim had a landscaping crew onsite when the shooting happened. >> and the man is accused of stealing an ambulance in pri

there was a moment of silence and empty chair to remember richard collins iii. just moments before his parents had to accept the degr t son had earned. some students wrote on their caps, rest in peace. >> i just want him to be here with us. somebody so young to be here with us. he was going to be great. he wanted to be great. everybody knew he was going to be great. >> some of his friends say they will remember collins as a funny guy who was serious about his work. the allege killer is a university of maryland student. he is being held with no bond. >>> university of maryland's president is being called out harshly tonight. student activists are posting an online stream of their experiences. this comes in the wake of that racially motivated murder of lieutenant richard collins iii. scott broom is keeping up with this developing story. he has reaction. this has really ignited outrage coast to coast, scott. >> reporter: no doubt about it. a lot of social media under #feartheturtle. these are lots of people that were trying to get the concept that racism is an ugly

hard to believe that something like this could happen to collins. we are still in shock, and it's been very sad. there was a touching moment just a few minutes ago, this room giving a standing ovation as richard collins' family members crossed that stage and accepted his bachelor of arts degree. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. lindsey: thank you. turning to the weather, it has been a cloudy and cool start to the day, but at least it is drive for right now. meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: cloudy skies right now. a couple sprinkles east of the metro area. chances really start to jump up. let's talk about numbers. it is cool with cloudy skies and winds coming off the ocean. the warm spot locally, reagan national at 67. frederick at 64, the same reading in baltimore. for the afternoon, we will keeping our eyes on doppler, a couple sprinkles, very light showers, but a lot of this will fall apart before it gets to the metro area. heavier rain is well to our south east, and then we are looking well to our south and west, as the

he owes a debt of thanks to gregory collins. >> our relationship is very much priceless in so much.e kind of just taught me things about being a man that i don't think i would have ever gone had i never been in this program. >> reporter: mr. collins is the executive director of san francisco achievers, an 8-year- old nonprofit that equips underserved high school students, especially black men, for college and successful careers. >> every day i get a new story. someone calls me and says, greg this person just got shot. this person is about to drop out of school. okay, this needs to change. >> reporter: san francisco achievers has reached more than 400 students through mentorships internships, leadership training and scholarships totaling nearly $2 million. >> i want them to be able to stand on their own two feet and be proud and say yes, i accomplished this. >> good afternoon, gentlemen. >> reporter: a cornerstone of the program, giving teens support on campus. collins has expanded its workshops at wallenberg and burton high schools teaching life skills like money management. >> inve

basically to get out of his way and that when collins refused he was stabbed. police are also telling us that they've since learned that the suspect shawn urbansky is part of a racist facebook group. they are getting fbi involved to see with whether racism was investigator in the murder. >> he took an oath to defend our country and second lieutenant richard collins the third wanted to follow in his father's footsteps in the u.s. military pat of army intelligence commission bet to graduate. >> he was out celebrating his new commission and when his life was taken that night. >> we met the family pastor at kol ups' home in calvert county. relatives to heartbroken to speak. >> this was a good kid. he was born in places and he had high aspirations to achieve all the goals he set before. and we're def nated his life could be tape away with this senseless act of violence. >> police say kol ipz was visitsing with friends here at university of maryland when student shun urbansky approached. >> he was screaming and he said to the victim, step left, step left if you know

richard collins the third. killed at the university of maryland. theory investigating whether it was hate crime. take a listen. here he is speaking at his commencement last week. >> lindsey watts is live where friends and family remembered him. >> reporter: the video that you saw was played here at the vigil. that was from less than two days before second lieutenant collins was he had been celebrating. the auditorium barely had enough ro room. >> he was outstanding, no question about it. >> he was funny, brilliant. and not just smart. bril brilliant. >> you have to wonder what is wrong with our world society? w why? ♪ ♪ >> i ask you, as we move forward, remember and laugh and keep on working. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> second lieutenant collins was supposed to graduate tomorrow morning. school officials say his name will be called to honor his achievements. lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >>> meanwhile the suspect accused in the fatal stabbing of that university student is being held without bond. police say shawn urbanski was responsible. today

police saying the attack on richard collins was unprovoked. >> lieutenant collins' life is so important to us. that we need to give his family answers on why he was killed. not only who killed him but under what circumstances. >> reporter: the 23-year-old rotc student was standing with friends at this university of maryland bus stop at 3:00 a.m. saturday morning when urbanski approached them, screaming. witnesses tell police said he told collins to "step left if you know what's good for you." collins was puzzled and said no, witnesses say that's when urbanski stabbed him in the chest. police say urbanski is linked to a facebook group called alt-reich nation that posts racist memes. >> it shows extreme bias against women, latinos, members of the jewish faith, and especially african-americans. >> reporter: abc news has learned the suspect has no criminal record. his attorney says he was drunk and incoherent that night. collins, who was set to graduate from nearby bowie state university tomorrow, had been recently commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army. >> he had dreams of going a

was the stabbing death of lieutenant collins an act of while white supremacy and hate crime? the attorney's office is saying it concluding that this is a hate crime until we have concluded our homicide investigation. >> sorry, no comments. >> reporter: after urbanski's attorney said no comment, his mother raised her umbrella to block gleed cmedia cameras as t walked to their car. this after a prince george's county judge denied a good for their son to be released on bond. urbanski appeared by monitor wearing an orange jump suit, he stood expressless with his arms behind his back for most of his brief bond review. his father closed high school eyes briefly when the state read his charges, mentioning that he stabbed and killed lieutenant richard collins. >> lieutenant richard collins iii had every reason to live, that he was a person who represented in every way possible the very best of this community, that he was a person who i've heard people say had a very promising future. >> reporter: urbanski's attorney made several mention offed my i can't reports sayingrb he asked his

up and stabbed collins in the chest. >> i was asleep what happened. >> collins died at the hospital from what detectives first believed was a random attack, but further investigation revealed this may have been a hate crime. on sunday police told us he was a member of a racist hate group from facebook. >> he faced a judge on monday. the courts ordered that he be held without bond. his parents avoided questions and cameras. tuesday was the date collins was supposed to graduate. instead, his chair sat empty as his parents accepted the degree he earned but never got ee on wednesday, wusa 9 obtained a video of collins being commissioned into the army just days before he was killed. the day we also learned more about the possible double life he may have led in his hometown . >> i have never heard him make any kind of racist remarks about anyone. >> the killing sparked both sadness and outrage at the university and umt. students holding rallies, vigils, and demanding answers. >> this incident is going to open up a lot of people's eyes. >> the university of maryland responded with an actio

flowers and pictures surrounded collins who is dressed in his army uniform. he had just been commissioned as a second lieutenant just days before he was stabbed in an unprovoked attack at the univty stop within friends friends minding his own business when the suspect sean urbanski walked up and stabbed him in the chest. police have reason to believe this may have been a hate crime, that collins was killed because he was black. now today he's being remembered for the smart, kind, driven and caring person that he was. >> he was so proud to wear the uniform, and he looked sharp in it. he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps, an army veteran himself. i loved richard's smile as he exuded competence and confidence, and by the way, his teammates embraced him. i knew that richard was truly a natural leader. >> we can tell you the funeral service is still going on right here through these doors behind me. we can tell you much more on how richard collins was remembered and the life that was snatched away far too soon. reporting in upper marlboro, michael quander

prayer will be offered high major doug collins, united states air force. >> let us pray. eternal god, we are thankful for this moment of remembrance, for it is in the silence of this hall that we remember the sacrifices of those who laid their life down in service to this country. we remember the brothers and sisters in arms who willingly took on the responsibility and bore the burden of the defense of this country. we are thankful for their sacrifice and remembrance of their families. who saw them leave but did not see them return. i pray we will always remember that measure of devotion and in every moment of silence, we remember that we are here and in great part by their sacrifice that we honor this place on this day, for you have given us strength. always let us have the courage to act upon it as these we remember from every branch of office. we thank you, for it is in your n.me we pray, ame >> since it's founding after the civil war, the observance of memorial day has been a reminder of the cost paid by the men and women of the nation who laid down their lives on the

lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. family and friends honor richard collins in an emotional ceremony on campus sue, jim and sarah, we've had a light showers around. it kind of looks like it wants to rain, but most everything still down to our south. we have a nats game coming at seven:05. they're back in town after a long stretch away present town. we'll let you know what is ahead for your tuesday evening. fox5 local news at five will be right back. back. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, 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. >> now to a fox5 local news follow p on an undocumented woman who was detaped in fairfax county. tonight d

witnesses say he told collins to "step left if you know what's good for you." collins was puzzled and said no, witnesses say that's when urbanski stabbed him in the chest. police say urbanski is a member of a facebook group called alt-reich nation that posts racist memes. >> it shows extreme bias against women, latinos, members of the jewish faith and especially african-americans. >> reporter: abc news has learned the suspect has no criminal record. his attorney says he was drunk and incoherent that night. collins, who was set to graduate from nearby bowie state university tomorrow, had been recently commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army. >> he had dreams of going and doing great things. serving this country, loving his family and loving people. and he loved god. >> reporter: police say surveillance video at that bus stop. they're gathering evidence saying it's far too early to call this a hate crime. >> adrienne bankert tonight. >>> new video emerging after a deadly attack at a nursing home in ohio. we reported on the police chief who was killed. res

collins but he is like a father to many young black men he mentors in san francisco.haron chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> when he was 10 gregory collins was the one other kids came to for advice. now as an adult he helps teenagers achieve their best. [ applause ] >> reporter: high school graduate isaiah bryant will study international business and japanese at san francisco state university. he owes a debt of thanks to gregory collins. >> our relationship is very much priceless in so much. he kind of just taught me things about being a man that i don't think i would have ever gone had i never been in this program. >> reporter: mr. collins is the executive director of san francisco achievers, an 8-year- old nonprofit that equips underserved high school students, especially black men, for college and successful careers. >> every day i get a new story. someone calls me and says, greg this person just got shot. this person is about to drop out of school. okay, this needs to change. >> reporter: san francisco achievers has reached more than 400

doctor francis collins is a national resource. i'm not a scientist. i don't understand the constant-- concepts spoke about medical research. are you a long that, but one of the things doctor collins has been able to do is explain to mo in my colleagues and others across the country the value of medical research without getting be lost in the details of the actual science. someone who can talk to a layperson about medical research and science in a way that captures my attention, but i don't get lost in the medical or technical or scientific words and jargon that so often scientists use and have the conversations and doctor collins has been so bipartisan in his approach. i smiled when i read the story. he indicated when he was beingo chosen to be the director of the national institute of health he called his mother home and indicated to her, mom, going to become that director the national institute of health and she said, but we are republican. i don't want you working for government and here is a man who has used his time, not working for government pe

when he killed collins.ski was a member of a racist facebook group - which is fueling concern this may have been a hate crime. as of now- prosecutors are not making that claim in court. we'll stay on top of this case and bring you the latest as we get it. an update on a proposed smoking ban in rockville.. the city council approved new regulations last night. they ban smoking in outdoor dining areas at restaurants and bars in the city. the fine for a first offense is 50 dollars. rockville is the largest enact such a ban. smoking is already banned in outdoor dining areas in la plata, maryland. we love our debit cards, because they are so convenient. but that convenience comes with a risk: debit cards can be dangerous if they fall into the wrong hands. consumer reproter jonh matarese shows us why some are safer than others, so you don't waste your money. time now for weather - 3 more rainy days... stormwatch7 times it out - friday is our next nicest day! - warmer holiday weekend; storm chances return today: am

it collins who was stabbed and killed before getting a chance to walk across the stage. tracee wilkins joins us after attending what had to be an emotional ceremony. >> it absolutely was. and even more so when you consider that across campus, a memorial where people have been stopping consistently, adding flowers, written notes, mementos from the graduation. then on the other side of the campus where bowie state had their graduation at the xfinity center, at moments it felt like a celebration and then other times more like a memorial. >> let us pause for a moment of silence, as we remember the life of our fallen bulldog, second throughout richard collins iii. >> reporter: it's a moment this class of 650 graduates will never forget, a tribute to a fallen friend. a friend who should here, standing with them. >> the future is not just for me anymore, it's for collins before. graduating, becoming officers, this is for him now too. >> second lieutenant richard collins received his bachelor of arts degree posthumously from bowie state university. >> at this time, i ask the fam

lieutenant collins is the boise state university student stabbed to death on the campus of university maryland. they are investigating the killing as a possible hate crime. the suspect john urbanski grew up in neighboring and run dell county. >> if it was a strong feeling in the community that needed to be a statement made. >> reporter: several and round l county. sean urbanski accused of killing richard collins iii is from the same district that councilman michael is from. >> unround l county should not be -- anne arundel county should not be a place to hold these racist views. >> reporter: people have been blowing up his phone and e- mail. while he wants collins killer brought to justice, he says urbanski should be seen as then until proven guilty. and that recent comments and requests are widely inappropriate a part of. >> we are very much aware that the struggle for freedom continues. and this is just one step further. >> at least four council members are reducing the resolution to denounce hate in the county on monday. organizers hoping it will pass with or without the risk of vo

we love hearing from pat collins. it is chilly. 44 manassas, 55 in the need one we have nelson here. actually from puerto rico. more clouds this afternoon. by 6:00 p.m. overcast skies. still overcast. here's all the rain heading our way. this will be for early tomorrow morning. here's future weather. we'll watch it move in through the early morning hours. heavy rain in the forecast. some of that could be around by lunchtime tomorrow, too. we will be tracking that. weekend will be a lot cooler. >> thank you, sheena. chopper 4 zooming in for us showing us how good the camera is. you can see we have some smoke over the baltimore area. fire department training activity here at bwi airport. do not be alarmed here this morning. northbound 295, one right lane getting by. seeing real delays inner loop and outer loop, no major problems. travel times, 270 south is fine. top of the beltway is getting typically slow. 66 in bound and 95 northbound looking pretty much how they normally do. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when

richard collins iii was supposed to be receiving his degree today.lette green is live with a look at how he's being remembered. molette. >> reporter: good morning to you, eun. graduates are set to a riche around 8:00 a.m. and we're hearing from bowie state about just how painful this loss is on the campus, especially among african-american men there. ironically, their graduation is set on the very same umd campus. they attended along with lots of rotc students from across the area in an exclusive interview with nbc news, this young man's father described just gri grief. >> it feels emotions beyond sadness and just a deep sense of personal loss. >> reporter: and richard collins iii was on the campus celebrating his recent commissioning as an army officer following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, a family of army men. that is the latest live from college park. >> molette green. thank you. >>> the 22-year-old university of maryland student accused of killing collins will likely stay in jail until his trial. a judge denied shawn urbansky'

representative collins of georgia, who is a chaplain in the air force, gave the prayer. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf the united states house of representatives 115th congress, welcome to today's reath laying ceremony. mr. collins: eternal god, we are thankful nor moment of remembrance for it is in the silence of this hall that we remember the sacrifices of those who have laid their life down in service to this country. we remember the brothers and the sisters in arms who willingly took on the responsibility and the burden of the defense of this country. we are thankful for their sacrifice and remembrance of their families. who saw them leave but did not see them return. i pray that we will always remember that measure of devotion and that in every moment of silence we remember that we are here in great part by their sacrifice that we honor in this place on this day. for you have given us strength. let us have the courage to act upon it. as these we remember from every branch of service. it is in your name we pray, amen. >> since its foundi

fellow second lieutenant proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins' degree. >> we saw collinsfather there, a military veteran himself, excepting his son's degree. he was on the minds of his classmates and the entire community throughout the ceremony. >> we abhor hatred and violence. and we mourn the life of a bright young life that had so much promise. >> arena was packed but one share sat empty in tribute to collins to honor the achievement he didn't live to celebrate. making it even harder, the ceremony was actually held at the university of maryland, not far from where collins was attacked. the suspect, the college student, now being held for that without bond. >> thank you. >>> kids not be as safe as you think. the virginia department of education said several thousand school buses are missing a brake innerlock. that is a device that prevents parking brakes from slipping loose. it's not clear exactly which buses are affected. a notice about that problem went out to all of the school districts in the commonwealth. this has not caused any accidents. bus mfanufacturers say th

the interment for lieutenant collins will be private and held at a later date.r marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> wow, you may remember seeing this iconic and poignant shot from the bowie state university graduation earlier this week. our news partners at wtop have learned that university administrators came up with this idea. they felt the gown was an appropriate symbol to represent their loss. collins was just a few days away from graduation when he was killed at the university of maryland. >>> well, now to the holiday travel rush, chopper4 is live over the bay bridge as people make their way to the beach for the long memorial day weekend. nationwide, 39 million people are expected to travel. that's a 12-year high. >> it doesn't look too now. we've seen it look a lot worse than that. you can expect big crowds and tight security. tonight we have team coverage. >> doug is at the beach with your forecast, about you we begin with meagan fitzgerald at the national mall where security is top of mind. >> reporter: that's right. security is expected to be tight

flowers and pictures surrounded collins dressed in his army uniform. a second lieutenant days before being stabbed in an unprovoked attack at the university of maryland. he was standing at a bus stop when the suspect shawn urban ski stabbed him in the chest. they remembered him for being caring and driven. >> i can tell you first hasn't that lieutenant collins was highly motivated. and excited to be an army officer. he was so proud to wear the uniform and he looked sharp in it. he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps an army veteran himself. >> collins's death is being investigated by the fbi as possible hate crime. the suspect is charged with murder and assault. >>> president trump made his g7 debut along with french president man well man well ma cron and t-shirt may. fox news correspond lauren blanchard has the latest on the trip. . >> reporter: leaders wealthiest nations. not everyone is on the same page. >> thank you very much. >> president trump vowing to confront the growing threat from north korea during a one-on-one meeting with the prim

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his name was richard collins, killed in mid-may, but was his death the result of a hate crime? the naacp says yes. anna-lysa gayle is live in college park with more. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: alison, saturday will be two richard collins murder at the university of maryland, next to this bus stop. community activists are pushing for additional legal action against the suspect. >> could we get a moment of silence right now for lieutenant richard collins? anna-lysa: community activist bow their heads before demanding justice for second lieutenant richard collins, murder days before his graduation from bowie state university. is beingean urbansky charged with the murder. local chapter is hoping authorities will find enough evidence to charge urbanksy with a hate crime. so far he has been linked to a white supremacist facebook group, but they are still looking into whether racial hatred was the motivating factor behind the murder. what will this conviction do? and holdl demonstrate anna-lysa: this recent graduate spoke out about the climate on campus. >> we have experienced many things,

pat collins is washington, maryl n with reaction to the whole thing, pat?> reporter: neighbors say they heard no argument. that they heard no conversation, they heard no shouting. neighbors say they heard but one shot, a young man taken down, something went terribly wrong here. a two block area taped off here as police investigate a single shot murder. the scene asbury drive, the time around 10:30, a young man down in the street gasping for breath, someone tried to perform cpr but the victim died a short time later at the hospital. >> i wish it wasn't this close to my home but it was right here. >> reporter: corey lives in the home right in front of the murder scene. >> it was like we need to be diligently prepared for any thing and today that's what ow prepared for anything to happen because this young man, whoever he was lost his life today. >> reporter: a few blocks away, police stopped this car, they take their driver in for questioning. they describe him as a person of interest. they take the car itself in too for a more thorough search. now this kind