>>reporter: richard collins iii was murdered on may 31st. the >> [bell ringing] >> moments of silence queued by a chapel bell at the university of maryland. a sirens caused the state to pause in reflection. two universities tied together by tragedy, lieutenant richard collins iii by some regarded as a martyr. >> most people were gone. i know i was gone that wednesday. >> him just being so young and never really, like, sunk in that this could happen to anybody i know. >> collins was murdered while waiting for a bus on the university of maryland's campus. he accepted his -- he was due to graduate bowie state in three days and the suspect is a maryland student who was a member of a [indiscernible]. he stabbed collins. events this charlottesville were on the minds of many today. >> people who call themselves [indiscernible] are coming onto our campus across the country to try and disrupt and to upset people and do things like what happened in charlottesville. and we have to be prepared for that. >> lieutenant richard collins iii memory is a foun

it was more than just a remerance today for richard collins iii. aimee cho is live in bowie where he was honored at two separate campuses. >> reporter: richard collins he was days away from graduating and starting his career in the army. those who knew him said his life was all about helping others. those here have vowed to carry on his legacy. ♪ >> reporter: as students fall into the rhythm of the new year two schools remembering a life lost too soon. ♪ our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> richard collins iii was at a bus stop celebrating his graduation. police say a stranger stabbed him to death in a random attack. >> reporter: someone did not take the opportunity to know him. his life was taken because the color of his skin. his life was taken because she decided to sta >> reporter: the suspect former university of maryland student. he belonged to a white supremacist facebook group. >> how could he lose his life in his own country through such an act of violence. >> reporter: he was an excellent student. his death s

. >>> today, students who never knew second lieutenant richard collins iii will take a moment to honor his memory. there will be a moment of silence at bowie state university and the university of maryland for the murdered student. collins was stabbed to death in may on mad ryland's campus days before he was to graduate. moment of silencend will happen at 12:05 p.m. on both campuses. >>> in memory, a moment of reflection -- police in frederick, maryland want you to take -- we'll go back to the bowie state university campus community joining the university of maryland college park for a moment of reflection to honor the life, as you mentioned of lieutenant richard collins. we know that umd students are not going to hear the marching band story we talked about earlier. we're going to hear them play my maryland before the first home football game this season. the school says it's because the song has pro-confederate lyrics. the official state long includes a reference to northern scum. the university said it's not playing the song to evaluate if it is consist at the present time with the

. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> the hate fueled killing of a black soldier second lieutenant richard collins.ion at collins murder is often formulaic. that's not good enough. going to end in maryland and across the country it will be because all of us take a stand not only against the hard right and hate festering on campus but to leaders who have been too content to remain silent and look the other way. >> that was congressman anthony brownback in may making a plea to lawmakers following the tragic killing of second lieutenant richard collins. >> brown was part of a conversation about hate and race that took place at the university of maryland where brown was killed. fox5 tisha lewis live in college park with that story. hi, tisha. >> reporter: hi there jim, hi sarah and that leap that plea continued tonight. the conversation wrapped up just moments ago. you can see the students here. it was a packed house we're told with at least 300 students. this discussion about race, hate bias incidents and the atmosphere here on campus comes one day after the one year anniversary of the murder of richa

how much time and money ea >>> army second lieutenant richard collins iii was days away from graduating and preparing for a future in the u.s. army. it all came to a tragic end. collins was stabbed to death on the university of maryland campus back in may. today both schools held a moment of silence in his honor. police charged someone in his murder. students are promising to protect collins legacy. aimee cho is on the bowie state campus with that part of the story. >> reporter: new school year just started here at bowie state but today for one minute everything stood still. ♪ >> reporter: our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> his life was taken because someone did not take the opportunity to get to know him. his life was taken because of the color of his skin. his life was taken because he decided to stand for what he believed in. >> reporter: for p days this tragedy has weighed on my heart and in my mind. there is nothing that we can do today that can cause us to go back in time and bring him back. >> please take one minute and a moment of silence. ♪ may y

bowie state university and the university of maryland will pay tribute today to second lieutenant richard collins. the bowie state university student was fatally stabbed on the u-m-d campus last may. former maryland student sean urbanski, who's white, is charged with the black student's murder. police say urbanski belonged to a racist facebook group. today people from both universities will observe a moment of reflection.. at 12:05 p.m. drive sober or get pulled over. that's the motto tonight - as charles county police will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint in la plata. there is a zero-tolerance for driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs. over the next week throughout the labor day holiday - state police will have an increase in dui patrols. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - drier & milder today - rain from harvey arrives saturday (harvey makes morning) - nice for labor day - dry & seasonable for back to school tuesday today: mostly becoming partly cloudy. highs: 77-80 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 56-64 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. s

play honor >>> there were moments of silence at two maryland universities to honor lieutenant richard collins iii. bells rang in college park and a siren at the louie state. collins was murdered while visiting the university of maryland campus on may 21st. he was set to graduate from bowie state a few days later. >> finals week, you know, most people were gone, i was gone that wednesday. >> with himei never really -- it never sunk in this could happen to any one of my friends or anyone i know. it's not just one incident. it's bigger than that. >> collins, stabbing death at maryland is still under investigation as a possible racial motivated hate crime. students say his memory is now a foundation for moving forward on issues of race and hate at those universities. >>> the county sheriff's office is asking for help in identifying the suspects who defaced a confederate statute in leesburg. the statute was spray painted with obscene messages. there were pictures of two suspects spotted in the area during the time of that vandalism. the sheriff's office want to hear from you if you can identify th

. >> the university of maryland is taking steps to honor the leafy of army lieutenant richard collins. last may the buoy state university student was stabbed to death at a bus stop near the college campus. today the campus s collins. 12:05 both institutions were pawsed in silence for one minute and umd will hold a series of programs to discuss rate, hate and politics. >> and discussioning 68 million rate increase requestioninged by pepco. the council president plans to fight the rate increase and the company request to hike up monthly energy rates by $7 a month is not justified. public service commission is expected to recall on pepco rate hike request this fall. >> let's get a check of today's forecast. good morning to you michael thomas. >> good morning to you wisdom and maureen as well. today is a drier day. good news there. be a mix of clouds and sunshine. not sunny, bright, beautiful, good day nonetheless. satellite and radar showing rain moved out. again clouds, mostly high, thin, left out. there today starts with a good amount of sun. as we head into the afternoon we'll get a l

university of maryland is having a moment of silence to honor the life of second army lieutenant richard collins iii. he was stabbed to death near a bus stop on campus in may. the moment of silence took place throughout the entire campus and on bowie state's campus where collins was just a few days away from graduating. while umd students say this moment of silence is important, many believe this is only the first step in addressing racism on the college park campus. >> i think it's important not only to honor lieutenant collins, but to make others realize like -- that's still a serious event. this is still work to be done. i kind of want to see what happens first. and then go from there. tomorrow to try and continue the conversation about racism on campus and how to address it. >>> it may be a long shot, but former obama administration officer paul montero just announced his campaign to become the next county executive in prince george's county. he joins an already crowded field of democrats running for the office. state's attorney angela alsobrooks and state senator c. anthony muse already ann

the stabbing of richard collins was one of several and incidents on campus last year that's being investigateda potential hate crime. university police received several reports about white nationalist protesters and posters throughout the academic year. the university has since taken steps to address race relations on campus starting with dialogue. >> great news tonight. the nba's number one draft pick prince georges county own markelle fultz is home helping local kids get ready for school and brody logan is there with him tonight. hey, brody. >> reporter: hey, shawn, yeah, markelle fultz is giving a big assist to his former middle school giving out back packs to kids here at james madison middle. we're going to talk with the number one overall pick coming up. >> to be selected first overall pick in since 1971. >> folks here very excited. very proud of him. today he is back at his old middle school james madison middle school in upper marlboro. he's hosting a big back to school supply give away and our own brody logan is there with all the excitement. hey, brody. >> reporter: hey, shawn, marin

this is where lieutenant richard collins, ii lost his life a few months ago. >> it's sad. some people don't know. it's a start but something that should have happened long ago from the predominantly white fraternity that was like very insulting. >> reporter: this is some of what's going on in the hearts and minds in the university of maryland students on their second day back to class and some don't expect it to get any easier. >> there are dozens of students here who are being impacted by the attack on daca right now and by this racism to anthony brown. here on the campus the talk about this, it's just a pr move. >> reporter: this freshman newcomer said he's not too familiar with what happened last semester, but he has been watching charlottesville. >> beware. if you see something, say something and just don't be afraid to speak up, too. >> i think it's important not only to honor lieutenant collins, but to make others realize that still was a serious event. there's still work to be done. >> i kind want to see what happens first and go from there. >> reporter: the convers

today students that never knew second lieutenant richard collins iii take a moment to honor his memory. moment of silence at buoy state and university of maryland student today. he was stabbed days before graduation from buoy state. moment of silence and reflection at 12:05:00 p.m. on both tam puss. >>> a new candidate jumping into the race for county executive. "the washington post" reports that paul montero ticked off his campaign for the democratic party nomination. he is a former obama administration official that grew up in prince george's county. the current executive, baker, is limited by term and is running for governor now. >>> a big win for many considered parents in prince george's county. the school district has ended a deal for future cell phone towers on its properties. the county school chief executive officer dr. kevin maxwell says the decision was part of commitment to providing a safe and supportive environment for students. milestone communications which would have built that future tower will continue to manage the seven existing >>> a democratic backed candidate wo

it would have been where richard collins iii sat n he was traj beingly murdered the weekend he was supposed to graduate from buoy state university. precisely 12:05 p.m. that sigh rep sounded buoy state and single chime of bell at university of maryland signaled moment of silence for collins. the 23-year-old was stabbed to death by former university of maryland student shawn ur urbanski he was member of r racist online dprup. >> i think it's appropriate time to reflect on the memory of tim and kol ipz and an opportunity for us to move we need to do more. we can't have people standing by doing nothing. everyone needs to be involved and it's not just here it's across this state and across this nation. >> according to you of maryland, today's most of are reflection launches year of campuswide action and dialogues to combat racism and violence. >> also in prince george county family and friends coming out to remember a 6-year-old girl whose life was cut short by an attack. she and her two cousins were found earlier this month. did they hold a viewing service. >> investigators say antonio william

today students who never knew second lieutenant richard collins iii take a moment to honor his memory. there will be a moment of silence at buoy state and university of maryland. collins was stabbed to death on maryland's campus days before his graduation from buoy state. moment of will happen today at 12:05:00 p.m. on both campuses. >>> this is a great story. today is a great day for quadruplets from liberty town, ohio. you may remember the wade brothers, made headlines this summer for extraordinary achievements. each accepted into yale university. >> could you imagine if all four of you weren't together on the same campus? >> honestly, at this point kind of no because we've already integrated into the yale community as individuals but also as brothers. i'm glad to have that looking back, kind of glad we decided to go to the same place. >> the "today" show will join them on the first day at yale this morning. you can watch all of the excitement after news4 today. >>> 5:50. want to get back to breaking news in traffic. davis tracking it for us. dave? >> aaron, northbound 95, chopper 4

two campuses paused for a moment of silence honoring second lieutenant richard collins iii. >> his life was just getting started when he was stabbed to death five months ago on the university of maryland campus. both maryland and bowie state yesterday in honor of his life. former maryland student sean urbanski has been charged with the murder. police say he belonged to a racist facebook group. >>> students in houston will be receiving new school backpacks filled with supplies. the prince george's county public school system says it collected more than it expected during the back to school fair. they will be sending 1,000 backpacks to texas now. they're also trying to raise money for the students and challenge other school districts to help houston students as well. >> i love hearing everything -- they're trying to do something to help. we're working for you in the community this morning. >> molette green is hanging out in stafford county. she's live with a very exciting school supply drive. hundreds of lucky kids going to go back to school in style. molette, what's happening there? how

second lieutenant richard collins iii was stabbed in may on maryland's campus days before he was to graduatea moment of silence at 12:05:00 p. 12:05:00 p.m. >>> someone spray painted the confederate statue on the loudoun county courthouse grounds this month. the graffiti was removed, there was no permanent damage. >>> president trump heads to missouri to talk about his proposed tax cuts. according to politico, his speech built around sale of tax reform as a populous policy. the president is expected to talk lower tax rates for middle income americans and a pay raise. >>> 6:35. metro transit police searching for a woman they say is beyond bizarre. >> adam tusk joins us live from where this act, despicable act happened on a bus. adam? explain. >> reporter: that's right, angie. this happened on the x2 bus here. it happened this past weekend. a woman, get this, threw a cup of her own urine on the bus operator and metro is trying to find that woman whoid transit police put out of the suspect that transit police describe as something they really have never seen before. then we have surveillance vi

the university maryland taking steps to orn the life of richard collins.ast may the university student was stabbed to death by the college park campus. tomorrow the campus will join with bowie state and hold a series of programs this week to discuss hate, raisin l politics. there are new details tonight about the vandalism of a con first degree reat statue in leesburg. two potential witnesses near the statue around the time authoritieshi vandalized. the confederate statue was spray pained with vulgar language back on august 17. detectives are ask ing for the two witnesses, anyone who knows them to live the loudon county's sheriff's office a call. last week they release video of two potential suspectses. banning washington redskins gear, a private school in montgomery county says parent , steuns and staff have to leave the about your grand did i and geld at home. they sent a letter home to parents saying kids and staff should not be wearing clothing that, quote, disparagings a race of people. school leaders say this was in the an easy decision. i feel stron

oregon, by a white supremacist when he true ied to stand up for someone on the light rail or richard collinsupremacist, a young man commissioned as a second commander in the rotc. as well as the bombing of the mosque in minnesota a week ago, these are incidents that we've heard nothing from the president on. we've heard very little from jeff sessions. so to judge him today, his statement was anemic and unacceptable and it has to be placed in the context of this broader set of incidents that have been going on since the inauguration and we've heard nothing from the president. leadership requires the president to speak out on this and you've heard republican senators saying you have to call it domestic terrorism. at this point in the country, i know many people have been shocked by the election and paralyzed but at this point in 2017, after birmingham and the freedom rides and john lewis and james bird and everything that this country has been through and what we have fought for to confront racial violence, we cannot pretend that it is normal for the president of the united states not to speak

. >> university of maryland taking steps to honor army hugh tennant richard collins.y state university last may was stabbed to death at a bus stop near the college park campus. today it will join in buoy state remembering collins. both inty constitutions will pause and silence for one minute. >> umd will hold a program of series to talk with with race, hairt and politics. >> maureen is back with realtime news tracker. hey, mo. >> good morning to both of you and first up fury as texans take to social media to slam pastor joel olstein coming under fire from closing mega church to refugees affected by harvey. he claims the church was inaccessible because of flooding and yesterday posted pictures of church satisfies it was open and able to receive anyone. it appears the building was not affected by floodwaters at all. >> donation from victims of harvey pouring in everyone from seblties to big companies apitching in to help out. actress actress san extra bullock donated to the red cross. google. am gone and facebook agreed to match all donations given by customers. so far

that spectrum varies to the point where richard collins iii, and african-american student who was a member and was to graduate from university, was killed by a 2015,nationalist in june in my hometown of charleston, south carolina. roof carried at an attack of friends of my family at a church. we had the incident in may when in oregon. may 2016 the threat varies. the problem set varies in finding a surgical, calculated , which is at the core of what we are trying to do. seen -- data we have 48 people in the u.s. were killed by far-rightfully and groups as opposed to al qaeda-related groups of 45. the orlando shooting, it is hard to find the exact motive, but there are organizations that can write commentary on this as well. the threat, as we look at this, there is an attorney and -- external reality, whether dealing with this globally, or other locations throughout the world, and we must find ways to address that reality and also how it lands back into the united states as well. highlightrtant to this issue we are dealing with oftentimes has been conflated issues, regardless of the terminol

the university of maryland taking steps to honor the life of richard collins. last may you you may remember the university student was stabbed to stop near the campus. tomorrow they will join with bowie state in remembering collins and will hold a number of programs on discuss hate, race raisin l politics. a company has been selected to investigate prince george's county schools. fox5 was the first to tell you you about teachers claiming that grade are being fixed to boost graduation rates. the state department of education today announced a d.c. firm has been pefd to do the audit. they continue to deny the allegations . he and county rushern baker. maxwell says he wants to put this to rest and get the investigation start ad. do we have some people that haven't dotted is and crossed or not followed all the directions they were given, un doubt undoubtedly with an organization. the allegations that were made are reckless and, you know, painful to have to deal with. but i believe that the best way to put it to rest is to handle it. back in june after fox5's report

richard collins, iii was stabbed to death in may at the university of maryland in college park. days before he would have graduated. there will be a moment of silence at both schools at 12:05 this afternoon. >>> police are trying to prevent more violent rallies like this from playing out in d.c. you'll remember these demonstrations from inauguration day and the deadly rally in charlottesville. another rally called the mother of all rallies is planned for september 16th. a conservative group will march to show support for president trump. a counter protest is planned, as well. d.c. police say they are ready to keep the peace. >> we expect a busy weekend in washington d.c. because we have a number of groups coming. we'll have considerable resources out here to make sure the city is safe. >> reporter: chief says visitors should feel safe to venture down to the national mall but also stay aware of what is going on around them. >>> later this hour, president trump will leave the white house to visit missouri. that is where he will push his plan for tax reform. news 4 tracie potts has

you may remember that former university of maryland student, murdered richard collins the third backwas visiting friends at umd. the murder is being investigated as a possible hate crime. brown will lead a conversation on race, politics and reconciliation on the university of maryland campus. >>> coming up, one red skin gets emotional as he shares the story of his mother's evacuation from texas because of harvey. >> and he's not the only player feeling the effects of this storm, we're coming right back. >>> and we're going to continue to watch for a possible tornado watches out in the gulf coast and also how much rain they're getting there and how much we're gog to seein b >>> deeply offensive and disrespectful. that is what a private school in montgomery county thinks about students wearing redskins gear to class, so this year it will be against the dress code. school officials don't want to call it a ban, however. chris gordon explains why. >> reporter: local football fans proudly wear redskins' gear all season long. but at green acres, a private school in bethesda, maryland, stude

. >> today students who never knew second lieutenant richard collins iii took a moment to honor his memory. there will be a moment of silence at bowie state university and university of maryland for the murdered student. collins was stabbed to death on maryland's campus his graduation at bowie state. it will happen at 12:05 p.m. on both campuses. >> in virginia, also today in fairfax county, a special election is happening to take a new at large member for the school board. polls opened up a few minutes ago at 6:00 a.m. the seat will replace at-large member jeannette huff who resigned in may. if you are planning to cast your ballot at the school today, officials are asking you to do it before or after school hours. >>> joel osteen caught in controversy. the tell evangelist being slammed on social media for his response to hurricane harvey. how osteen is defending him search. >>> plus, a disturbing discovery at a place of worship. the local church vandalized with words of hate. >>> good morning. we have rain across the area. it's not looking good for the commute. take your time this morning

or richard collins, killed at the university of maryland, just commissioned as a second lieutenant inwe've heard very little from the president and jeff sessions and his statement is anemic and this has been going on since the inauguration. leadership requires the president to speak out. at this point in 2017, after bedrooming ham and the freedom rides and john lewis and edmond pettis bridge and james bird and everything that we have fought for in terms of racial justice we cannot pretend that it is normal for the president of the united states not to speak out forcefully against the white supremacy that we've been seeing for the last few months. >> i looked at the second half of the statement from jeff sessions and he says it's contrary to american values and cannot be tolerated. the question that people are asking at the pit of their stomach is whether or not people with affiliations, somebody like sebastian gorka or stephen miller or being challenged by this federal government, whether or not people of color can feel safe there wasn't a huge police presence like we've seen in balti

he's not talked about richard collins, an rotc member killed at the university of maryland. he hasn't talked about the mosque bombing in minnesota a week ago. this is not the only time that the president has found the ability to restrain himself from calling something an act of terrorism that is an act of terrorism. >> right. thank you for giving us some of that very specific examples, which provide further contrast, i think. matt miller, jeffrey goldberg, who is a centrist, center right sometimes, reporter for the atlantic had pretty unsparing terms on this today. trump's refusal to call out radical white terrorism for what it is, for the leadership to take a stand against hatred, marks what might be the lowest moment of his presidency to date. matt, your view? >> i think jeffrey goldberg is absolutely right about this. i think had this been someone connected to isis, even if it had been someone connected to ms-13, i think you would have seen the president tweeting within hours, the attorney general releasing a statement within hours, not waiting until much later in the day

he said nothing about richard collins being killed in maryland, he was a second lieutenant commissioned in the army, young man, killed 23 years old. we have heard nothing from the president about any of these incidents and so what's happened is there's been a silence about racial violence and hate crimes, at the same time, the president from the beginning of his campaign has set a context that has emboldened these groups, and if you look on social media, you hear david duke who you just played, you look at the who are white supremacist leaders, they feel he is their leader, this statement that he made over the weekend did not condemn them, they feel that he supports them. and if you look at the campaign, many of you in the use media encouraged violence. knock him out, get him out of here, i'll pay your fees if you punch him. those were the words during the trump campaign, he has not disavowed that kind of language, and then his policies themselves to the muslim ban, to the voter fraud commission, to the lgbt position in the recent case where the justice department filed an amicus brief.

university of maryland taking steps to honor life of richard could collins and buoy state university college student was stabbed to death. not the video we're looking at here. that's obviously flood video. today the campus joins with buoy state remembering collins and umd will hold a series this week to talk about race, hate and politics. >> happening today, montgomery county council will hold a public hearing to discuss $68 million rate increase requested by pepco and council president plans ton fight the rate hike and hiked up energy rates and it is just not justified. they're expected to rule on it this fall. >> and tucker barnes with a check of the forecast. >> nice sunshine out there early and partly sunny this afternoon. we have an afternoon baseball game 4:00. >> great. >> should be nice for it. >> awesome. not so much the game got ini but not great conditions for baseball. >> look at cool temps to start the day. yesterday we did not get out of 60s. daytime high reagan nag at picked up inch of rain. north and east of boston and cape getting lats of tropical depression number t

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