here's errol >> reporter: richard colins 3 would have graduated graduated e state university tomorrow. he already completed rotc training and commissioned as second lieutenant in the army. university of maryland president wallace loh. >> a bowie state university student who lost his life in a senseless and unprovoked assault on our campus. >> reporter: late saturday colins and his friends were waiting at a university bus stop when he was attacked by an intoxicated sean urbanski, according to campus police chief david mitchell. >> he said to the victim, step left, step left if you know what is good for you. the victim looked at him, puzzled with the other friends of his, and said no. it was then that sean urbanski stabbed the victim in his chest. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the attack as a urbanski was a member of a facebook group called alt-right nation which posts racist material. >> it shows extreme bias against women, latinos, members of the jewish faith and especially african-americans. >> reporter: university of maryland officials are investigating a string of racially

a man who was visiting from nearby bowie state university. he was with two friends waiting for an uber in front of a disorm. the avail and the in this case approached and totally unprovoked stabbed the victim in the chest. university of maryland's police chief says the attackers words were unclear. it didn't make sense what he was saying. police say the suspect had been drinking and that he didn't go anywhere after the crime. an officer arrested him without incident at this bus stop. students are in disbelief over this random act of violence. it's so frightening and so shock. it's something that you don't expect to p that. i go to a different school but i'm over here a lot april i usually feel very around police met with the victim's grieving family. i can tell you it rips your heart out. when i got that car a little after three this morning and when i saturday with the victim's father who is a military veteran and his pastor and we shed tears together about 90 minutes ago i can tell you that on behalf of my staff, my two detectives who were i

analloon release ended emotional night before graduation at bowie state university. indoors, impact, standing room only vigil began with the words of richard collins, spoken just four days earlier at his army commissioning ceremony. >> individual, an outstanding cadet. tom: the head of his rotc program called him a man of character. let'swe move forward, cry. let's remember and last, and keep on working -- let through member and laugh and keep on working. cadetsllins' fellow fondly remembered the man. >> i love you and i will remember you forever in my life. graduation should have begun about 11 hours from now. bowie state university says they will remember him with a moment of silence, but they will also posthumously award him the degree that he earned. live at bowie state university, tom roussey, abc 7 news. our thoughts are with that family. police say that sean urbanski was drinking when he killed collins. urbanski was a member of a racist facebook group that is fueling concerns this may have in a hate crime. they are not yet making that claim in court. we will b

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collins was set to graduate bowie state university on tuesday. his family accepted his degree in his place. an rotc graduate he was commissioned to army lieutenant just on thursday. in the wake of his death the university of maryland has rolled out an anti-hate crime rapid response team and increase education on annual hate-bias reporting. improved policies at athletic venues and a task force and remembering collins, his professors said he was a young man of great potential. >> richard definitely had character. he was trustworthy and he always loved to help others so that's -- i guess that's one of those things that don't always stand out there's an ts character. >> i'm justin finch, back in to you. >>> d.c. rapper london dior already laid to rest today as well. the young rising musician was killed in a crash along suitland parkway. her grandmother tells news 4 she was on her way home after a recording session. her funeral starts at 10:00 at the way of the cross church in capital heights. her first name was dash shah red. she was one of three peop

a bowie state university student died. police have a suspect in custody. >> it's a crime against nature to bury one of your children. >> yellow crime tape is left behind steps away from this bus stop. it's the spot where police say a man was brutally attacked. >> somebody got stabbed. >> the victim was standing here when a man he didn't know walked up, mumbled something and stabbed him in the chest. the whole thing caught on camera. >> i saw the alert. it happened outside my hall. crazy. >> i don't get why this happened. >> something investigators are still working to figure out. the victim was a student at bowie state university. police say he was under the influence when the attack went down and he wasn't provoked. the charges are first and second-degree murder. >> when i sat with the victim's father, who is a military veteran, and his pastor, and we shed tears together about 90 minutes ago. i can tell you that on behalf of my staff, my two detectives who were in that meeting as well that it never gets any worse than thi

proudly it chose penn state university. penn state was selected based on scientific merit to establish the center for healthy children. it will receive a grant of $7.7 million over five years, and penn state has committed $p.4 million in funding -- $3.4 million in funding bringing the total to more than $11 million. mr. speaker, this is the first national center for child maltreatment studies. the award announcement came in april during the national child abuse prevention month. the research generated will impact lives nationwide and throughout the world. penn state president noted that they recruited the best and brightest researchers to work on this issue. the faculty will conduct cutting-edge research focused on the detection, treatment, and prevention of child abuse. and for training the next generation of scientist and child advocates. leading the research project is jenny noel, professor of human development and family studies at penn state's college of health and human development, and director of the child maltreatme

this is where the bowie state university graduation was originally planned to be held. one of the faculty members told me -- one of the faculty members told me that the african-american men have been having an especially tough time handling this, seeing one of r cap and gown. back to you. >> molette green live today in college park. 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 shaun urbansky's plea to be on house arrest. they learned he is a member of a facebook group called alt-reich. >>> anne arundel company employee was suspended. the post appeared to mock the army lieutenant's death. it was part of a threat of racially motivated comments, the thread of racially motivated comments that have since been removed. he's a former police academy recruit. he works as a civilian employee in the police's communication department. it's not clear how long the suspension will last. >>> developing this morning, d.c. pol a deadly stabbing in southeast washington. the man died after

at the maryland state university campus. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> in addition to prince georges county police, the fbi is investigating this crime. if it turns out that it was racially motivated, he could face federal hate crime charges. >>> the membership and a white nationalist group that spread his message of hate before it was taken down. it's a reference to adolf hitler's third right, and the group trades in familiar hate things, antiimmigrant, and antiafrican american. >>> you spend a lot of time on facebook, right? guess who else is on there, too. scammers. there's a name for them. face crooks, and they are at it again with a new twist on an old scam. i'm asking if people are hacked. they want to know if this scam is legit. >> i live in maryland. i had requested that you do a verification on the facebook text that i had received about facebook cloning our contacts and everything. >> so, this is actually happening. yes, there is a scam called facebook scammers pretend they are you. these pirates politement are prow

bill: we are with chelsea medlock, a history professor at oklahoma state university. one of the more interesting topics we have seen is the use of war animals. how common was it for the u.s. and other military forces to use animals in world war i and world war ii? chelsea: it was really quite common up until right after world war ii going into the korean war. in world war i, you had all types of animals, such as horses, the largest group, followed by pigeons, war dogs, camels, elephants occasionally, depending on the terrain and location, oxen and bull. if you can think of any kind animal, it was probably at least in the war, whether it was a pet or mascot or working animal. bill: what were pigeons used for? chelsea: pigeons would be used for carrier pigeons and homing pigeons to convey messages across the lines. bill: messages attached to them? chelsea: yes. one of the more famous ones that the american military used in world war i, its name was sharame. it is credited with saving the lost battalion in 1918. bill: is it because the message it was carrying? chelsea: i

the 22 year old of university of marylanded in the stabbing death of abu i university state remains in jail. the victim richard collins the third would have graduated from buy i state today. fox5's bob barnard was there for the emotional certify mean. >>reporter: the buy i state university class many dreaming about this day for yeemplets along with the loud cheesier and bright smiles are some heavy hearts and an empty gown draped chair in the front of the room. that is in memory of senior and rotc student richard collins the third murdered here on the university of maryland campus celebrating with friends as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. >> lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. he loved to help others. he loved to give back. you could feel the bitter sweats in the air as students, their families and family began arriving at the xfinity center in college park. it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. it's 2017. we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood thought leslie is unfortunate. murder

he was a bowie state university student and was murdered in what police call an unprovoked attack onaryland's campus. after a moment of reflection behind the chapel, a large group walked to the bus stop where >>> she wanted to make some money for a trip but wound up scammed out of hundreds of dollars. now police are looking into a case involving funny money that at first glance looks pretty close to the real thing. our pat collins has the story that can teach us all a valuable lesson. >> what is it? >> a $100 bill? >> are you sure? >> what's it look like? >> what's it look like? >> what's it look like to you? >> it looks like a $100 bill. >> reporter: at first glance, it looks pretty authentic, but when you get close, there's some telltale signs. like inscription. >> for motion picture use only. >> yeah, it's a $100 bill. >> uh-huh. >> would you give me two $50s for this? >> no. >> reporter: even ben franklin's arched eyebrow gives you a hint something is not right. >> what kind of bill. >> 100. >> would you give me two 50s? money. thieves are using these to buy things from unsuspect

it's graduation day at bowie state university. will be a moment of silence, in memory of a student who was supposed to graduate, but was murdered. hundreds of people attended a vigil on campus last night for richard collins. they praised him as an outstanding cadet.. and an outstanding individual. recently became an army lieutenant. collins was fatally stabbed saturday at the university of maryland.. while waiting for an uber with friends. police say the stabbing was unprovoked. as for the suspect - police say maryland student "sean urbanski" had been drinking... 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 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

and is the founding campus of the california state university. and the only public university located in the silicon valley. the world's epicenter of innovation. san jose state is a vital intellectual culture and economic asset. and an essential community partner to our city and broader region. >> she also said her dream is to transform the university into a world class urban college. >>> mark leno is running for mayor just hours ago, leno held a news conference at city hall to announce his candidacy in 2019. he says he is ready to tackle issues in san francisco like homelessness, traffic congestion and housing costs. >>> we you think of high-tech companies you think of them in the bay area. >> but as meg oliver shows us, montana is gaining a foothold in the industry with hundreds of high-tech companies. >> reporter: from nerf, ping- pong battles, this looks like a college dorm more than a tech company. >> you even have a putting green. >> a little physical exercise. >> reporter: this big sky slice of silicon valley is the brain child of montana n

university of maryland president. >> a bowie state university student. e in a senseless and unprovoked assault on our campus. >> reporter: late saturday collins and his friends were waiting at a university bus stop while he was attacked by an intoxicated man. >> he said to the victim, step left, step left if you know what's good for you. the victim looked at him puzzled with the other friends of his and said no. it was then that shawn o'bansky stabbed the victim in his chest. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the attack as a possible hate crime. he was a member of a group called alt-right nation. which posts racist material. >> it shows bias against women, latinos and especially african-americans. >> reporter: university of maryland officials are investigating a string of racially-charged incidents this year, from a noose left in the fraternity kitchen to white nationalist posters across campus.khfñ now while investigators are figuring out if this was a hate crime, bowie state university students are holding an indoor vigil tonight. lieutenant collins

drake at university of alabama in huntsville, executive chairman schultz, at, howard arizona state university, tempe, senator elizabeth warren at the university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and seized on -- and c-span.org. live, today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 9:00 a.m., the u.s. house returns. off the floor members are invited to a classified briefing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the firing of fbi director james comey. up in 30 minutes on "washington journal,", congressman jim himes of connecticut, ranking member of the intelligence of committee on the nsa and cyber security, on the latest issues into the russianand -- into the interference. and representative kevin cramer from north dakota, on the future of the paris climate agreement and other international efforts to reduce climate change. ♪ host: good morning, it is friday, may 19. here are your morning headlines. the washington post reports that james comey made numerous efforts to keep his distance from

in the last ten minutes i spoke with a university spokeswoman who could confirm the student is enrolled at san jose stater graduation status. the young woman's family called university police friday after the woman didn't show up for graduation ceremonies as expected. when she did show up, it was in rural oregon friday night and authorities say she was frightened and emotional. this is where authorities say the san jose state university student was found by a citizen around 10:00 friday night who called 911 after finding the college student running along highway 101 in this road. >> she was reporting she had been taken at knife point from her apartment complex in san jose and was able to escape when the car ran out of gas. >> reporter: coos county said she was held at knife point by a man she didn't know and escaped when the car ran out of gas in a rural coastal community, a two hour drive in the california state line. >> she said when the car came to a stop after running out of gas, she was able to just get the door open and just bolt from the car and she just ran into the brush and hid. >> reporter: au

death of her son tim after he was allegedly left dying for hours at a pledge event in a penn state university fraternity house. >> the nurse brought me forward and told me to kiss him good-bye. it was hard. and that's what when you close your eyes. >> it looked like he got hit by a car. he was in bad shape. he was on full life support. his eyes were half open. he wasn't there. >> reporter: piazza's death has once again raised serious questions across the country about the dangers of hazing in the greek system. tim's older brother mike is also a student at penn state. >> were you specifically worried about the hazing and drinking? >> i knew that there's kind of a culture of partying with penn state greek life, but i didn't expect anything like what happened. i had no expectation for any of that. >> reporter: friends and family remember tim as a caring and fun-loving 19-year-old. can you tell me about the wrist bands you're wearing? >> our family had wrist bands made that say live like tim and never stop laughing. >> this is tim's thumb print. having this is like holding his hand. >> reporter:

hours of ahe final penn state university pledge revealed by a fraternity brother of who was there. and dedicated funding for metro buses and rails. now, abc 711:00, on your side. kimberly: right now, rattled nerves in rosslyn, police searching for a man who attacked and sexually assaulted a woman this latest on the investigation. know how he got into the elevator? jeff: the thought right now, kimberly, is he was following a resident inside the condo complex. arlington police have canvassed the area all day in and around the complex. still no suspect in custody, but they are following up on leads. the attack has left the victim with serious injuries and left the neighborhood in shock. the surveillance photos show the man trying to enter the building from the garage and front door, making no effort tconceal his identity. once inside, the police say he committed a brutal sexual assault. >> really scared. lived atse people have the condo for a year. >> especially this building, no problems in the past. jeff: at about 9:30 this morning, the man was on a floor of the atrium, knocking on

time on the president's transition team. >> today was supposed to be a joyous day for bowie state universityichard collins iii he was going to be graduating today. instead his life was cut short by senseless act. >> he was murdered over the weekend at unprovoke attack at the university of maryland. today he would have accepted his degree today at bowie state university. bob barnard life there with how the school plans to remember collins live. good morning, bob. >> reporter: wisdom, good morning to you. we're on the floor of the x fin center where these commence many ceremonies begin at 10:00 o'clock this morning. so in just about 45 minutes. we're in the back of the room but i can s the chair that is front and center has a gown draped over it and that small bottle of water. that is in memory of rotc senior graduating bowie state university student richard collins, ii. second lawsuit who will not be here because he was murdered actually on this campus over the weekend. he was out celebrating his pro mowing his commissioning as a second lieutenant in the us army. out with friends when he was

the young man with the promising future was to graduate from bowie state university on tuesday before he was fatally stabbed nearly a week ago. >> there's a sense of overwhelming grief by just about everyone here today. we've watched as loved ones, family, friends, and even strangers broke down into tears when they went to go view the body of richard collins, iii. take a look at this video from inside of the funeral service. 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 ri

hurting and extending beyond the university of maryland community, extending beyond the bowie state university community, our county. >> reporter: the university of maryland police department released information saying that urbanski was following a white s supremacist group on facebook, so the fbi is investigating whether this is a possible hate crime. coming up, what the prince george's county state attorney had to say about that. tracee wilkins, reporting live. back to you. >>> our team coverage continues now with a look at the very special man who was lost in this tragedy. >> people who knew richard collins say he was not just an average young man. and richard's father spoke with tom comstello who is still tryig to process what happened. >> apparently we're having audio difficulty and we'll try to bring that to you later on. >> we have it now. >> i really have not tried to process motive or, you know, intentions behind this yet. to be honest, it's still quite surreal, you know. as i stated before, parent's worst nightmare. it's skrurs reajust reached my . so like i said, all of the concern

. >>> in about an hour, the university of maryland student who's been charged for bowie state university student will appear in court for a bond hearing. shawn christopher urbanski was arrested at the university of maryland over the weekend for this unprovoked attack. when police learned he was part of a white supremacist group on facebook they got the fbi involved to determine if this was a hate crime. it happened near a dorm off regents drive. >> what was supposed to be a weekend of celebration ended in tragedy. it happened right here at the university of maryland near montgomery hall. this is a dorm on campus. that deadly stabbing happened right there at that bus stop. the fbi now assisting with the investigation. he was supposed to follow in his father's footsteps with his own military career. >> he just got commissioned as a second lieutenant officer in the united states army in their intelligence division, and he was set to start his career. >> but friends and family of 23- year-old lieutenant richar happen and it's devastating. richard's pastor tells wusa9 he had a bright future,

that is in memory of buy i state university senior and rotc student richard collins the third murdered here on the university of maryland campus over the weekend while celebrating with his friends his commissions as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. the think i talk about most is his character. he loved to others. he loved to give back. you could feel the bitter sweats in the air as students, their family began arriving at the verizon center in college park. it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. especially it's 2017. we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood is unfortunate. the murder of lieutenant collins considered a possible hate crime was duly noted during the commencement ceremony. let us pause now in a moment of silence and con tell playings of what each us might do to promote greater piece, harmony and love that seems to be so lacking in our country, in our world today. when it came time for the conferring of degrees their murdered i ask the fam

for the bowie state university student who was murdered at the university of maryland.. richard collins will be honored today at the memorial day parade in rockville. a group will circulate a large card of love for his family. collins was stabbed to death may 20th. police are investigating his murder as a hate crime. a suspect remains in custody. happening now.. police are looking for several people in connection with a deadly attack outside a days inn in silver spring. the victim left his room there around 2:30 yesterday morning. when he reached the hotel parking lot, a group of people attacked him. he made it back to his room and called 9-1-1. he died at the hospital. police have not released the victim's name. but they say he was 24-years-old. coming up - a memorial day washout. millions of americans in danger of severe storms for the holiday. the soaker in the south and what we'll be seeing - next. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renew

collins attended bowie state university and was supposed to graduate yesterday instead his family hado accept his degree and now they're planning for his funeral tomorrow. >> now the man suspected of killing him is a student at maryland and shawn urban ski allegedly belongs to a white supremacist facebook group which has a lot of people wondering if this was a hate crime. troy johnson is here. investigators say they need more time before they make an actual determination on the motivation, but what are you hearing? >> a lot of people really are also eager to learn more information about this situation because they want to know if this young man who had so much promise, so much ahead of him, was he targeted or even worse for a lot of people, was this a situation where it was a random attack and really senseless violence happening on another college campus. urbanski had to the alt-right group. folks are saying that that shows somebody following a demiss siff group that's outwardly shieg extreme bias toward latinos, jews and african-americans could have been influenced to the point they'

as far as advice to a president, the most important thing is that for a public university, state university, they are bound. by the. first amendment -- they are bound by the first amendment. once you allow students for universities to invite speakers, you cannot make it entirely one side. take and coulter. -- ann coulter. students invite her to speak at a university, who was allowed to invite speakers -- you cannot make political distinctions. you cannot do content distinctions. you can say we do not allow outsiders to come here to speak, which is a terrible policy. but it would be constitutional. once you start down the road of saying basically we have an open forum, we either allow the students to invite or some other ,echanism for inviting speakers then, as a generality, it has to be across the board. nodemocratic lying, republican line. the first amendment, if it means anything, means it applies to everyone. host: david is a democrat in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you. i believe freedom of speech is liable to have in our federal -- notions, but it is so prac

we invested in state universities. why did we make all these investment in education? if you got an education, you could do anything. we invested in infrastructure. rhodes, national highway, transportation system, bridges, power. power to rule america. why? because we didn't know what the great next business would be that we are pretty darn sure you would need electricity, right? and pretty darn sure you would need roads so you can get your goods to market so that your workers could get to you. so we made those investments together so those good businesses could grow here in america and those good jobs could grow here in america. the third thing we did, what made us such a remarkable people, we invested in research. we put money into medical research, scientific research and engineering research and behavioral sciences research, all kinds of research. why? because we believe in the future. we didn't know what that research was going to produce. we didn't know what we believed that if we built this giant pipeline of ideas, ideas, that things would come from that it woul

university investigation concluded he did act inappropriately. but it wasn't until the "mercury news" asked questions that san jose put him on leave. the santa clara county d.a. looked into how san jose statehe investigation, specifically whether two administrators lied. a former dean and associate dean allegedly told a university investigator they knew of no other formal or informal complaints against the professor. but there was another case against him a 2014 anonymous complaint. the word anonymous is key because chin and mcvay said there weren't any formal or informal complaints. in other words, they didn't technically lie since according to san jose state, an anonymous complaint is not the same. kpixobtained this email from a deputy district attorney who explains to a whistle-blower why the investigation went nowhere:

tom, the president of penn state university calling this sickening. beta theta pi fraternity has been permanently banned from campus. tom. >> kenneth moton for us tonight. kenneth, thank you. >>> moving overseas, reports coming in dozens of those school girls kidnapped in 2014 had been freed. nigerian officials say extremists have released 83 of those girls. hundreds have been held captive by the group bokoharamn. >>> next to princess diana who died 20 years ago this summer. tonight, we're learning more about diana's final hours with her boyfriend. martin bashir takes a look back. >> reporter: the summer was nearly over and, according to the friend she telephoned, diana was anxious to go home and see her sons, but dodi wanted one last weekend in paris. >> she rang me and said, dodi wants to go to paris. would you tell william and harry at balmoral that i'll be back the day after. >> reporter: the paparazzi were hot on their trail. >> it was open season on her because she was the most photographed. everybody could sell pictures of her. everybody wanted

and 911 calls just released from that incident at penn state university where a fraternity pledge died. you'll hear the person who finally called 911 -- 12 hours after the deadly fall. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon. seasonable. highs: 70-75 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 48-55 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. showers. highs: 64-68 winds: ne 5 mph a former redskin in hot water this morning. arrest has been issued. what clinton portis allegedly did that got him into trouble -- next. redskins great. tom roussey shows us why police are looking for clinton portis. trt: 1:19 oc: sigout around the nation -- tennessee teacher who's charged with kidnapping a 15-year-old student, appeared in a nashville courtroom yesterday. 50-year-old tad cummins told the judge he and that he can not afford an attorney. cummins and elizabeth thomas were found in california last month after more than a month on the run. thomas' family claims he brainwashed the teen

stephanie ramirez also learned from a family pastor he was supposed to graduate from bowie state universityesday. >> reporter: we're told he went by richie and that he wanted to be like his dad. >> the family is hurting. they're hurting and they -- right now we're all still in shock. >> reporter: police say the young lieutenant was out celebrating his new military position and was waiting for an uber at a campus bus stop with friends just after 3 a.m. saturday. that's when new charging documents say a university of maryland student named sean urbanski screamed something and approached the group. step left, step left if you know what's best for you is what urbanski said according to the victim's friends. when collins said no, say the suspect stabbed the young lieutenant with a 3 to 4- inch blade in the chest. >> if you want to harm our students, you'll have to go through us. >> reporter: the university of maryland police chief said this sunday talking to anyone connected to a hate group. at first police thought it was completely random, but today they changed that tone after learning urbansk

. >> reporter: according to this grand jury report, piazza, a then-sophomore at penn state universitywas forced to drink alcohol, fell down a flight of basement stairs twice, and went in and out of consciousness for hours during a pledge night on february 2nd. much of it was captured on surveillance cameras. how difficult was that to read that grand jury report? >> it was awful. to know that he was laying at bae bottom of the basement steps for any length of time all by himself, it's terrible. >> reporter: fraternity members waited until almost 11:00 the next morning to call for help. >> reporter: the grand jury report also details an alleged cover-up. >> they knew he needed serious help, but they decided, you know what, let's preserve ourselves. let's not do anything. they ordered a clean-up and they were talking about getting rid of the alcohol and the evidence and they were talking about getting rid of the videotapes. thank god the police got there before that happened. >> "tim was an amazing man and a better friend." >> reporter: the piazza family be finding comfort from the hundr

who stabbed a san jose state university football player. this is the new surveillance video.it happened around 1:00- sunday morning in downtown san jose.the victim -- chad miller -- is expected to survive. police say... a fight broke out between fifteen- to twenty - people.. the man you see in the video wearing the snap- back hat .. reportedly had a knife during the fight.. the man who stabbed miller is seen wearing a black beanie. (steve) in the east bay... a woman riding a bart train late last night says, she was groped during the ride.. somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that passenger notified bart police around 9-o'clock about the incident. she says, the suspect ran off the train when it stopped at the north berkeley station. officers were unable to track him down. bart police have not said if the suspect was captured on the newly installed security cameras. (pam) the city of oakland appears to be nearing a settlement over a widespread sex scandal that rocked its police department. the city attorney is recommen

and it's extending beyond the university of myl beyond bowie state university. our county, it is important and difficult time and the state attorney rightly assessed that the best way for us to succeed is succeed in concert. >> aft hearing the parents left this courthouse with their attorney i asked the father if his son was a white supremists he declined to comment and the parents had nothing else to say. lieutenant collins is from calvert county airborne certified and member of bowie states rotc and as far as claim about urbanski this alt nation chief police at the university of maryland david mitchell said this "suffice it to say site the despicable shows extreme bias of latino faith and african americans. attorneys saying there is no conclusive evtsz of a hate crime but will go where the evidence takes them. live at the courthouse in upper marboro, paul wagner. "fox5 local news". police in green belt are looking for a man that sexually assaulted a woman inside her own apartment. >> this happened days ago. and more on this story, angelie. >> very disturbing t

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and cspan.org. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed house members today after having briefed the senate yesterday. "the washington post" reporting several members leaving the house briefing expressed frustration. with the lack of new information provided about president trump's decision to fire f.b.i. director james comey. some of the lawmakers spoke to reporters after the briefing. reporter: did you learn anything new in there? hows was the briefing? mr. issa: the special prosecutor will have the breadth of scope if necessary to follow any and all leads directly to the russian attempt to influence our election. that for me clearly unclassified, that for me is the most important question there is, will the special prosecutor have the ability to follow any and all leads? i was quite satisfied that that wa

police say a bowie state university student, just visiting friends and preparing for graduation with stabbed to death. and his attacker-- is a member of an internet hate group. anna-lysa gayle has more on the story now making nationwide news. keep up with all the latest developments in this website - wjla dot com. we'll have a live update coming up in our next hour. in the day ahead. jury selection begins today in the sexual assault trial for bill cosby. the jury is being chosen in pittsburgh due to pre-trial publicity... but the trial will take place in suburban philadelphia. the 79-year old actor is charged with drugging and molesting a college basketball team manager back in 2004. cosby called the encounter consensual. in recent years-- dozens of women have made similar ai president trump is on his way to isreal this morning, as part of his first trip overseas as commander in chief. this visit follows a major speech the president delivered to the muslim world.. a speech that marked a major shift in tone from the tough talk from his campaign trail. abc's elizabeth hur has more. dev

university of maryland celebrating new role in army intelligence division early saturday and he was attacked on campus. this has been a horrifying end to the school year for students both at buoy state and university of maryland. we spoke to two recent graduates in college park. >> it's a horrible feeling you feel helpless inside that you cannot do anything. there are people like this to go to school with and it's just a very disappointing feeling. i cannot even describe the feeling it's really sad. >> i don't think there's any really way toy describe like how someone should do something like this and i'm scared. >> we're expecting students from university of maryland to join a vigil tonight starting at 7:00. as i mentioned bowie state is having a graduation ceremony for seniors tomorrow and we know there's a moments of silence planned to honor collins. live in bowie, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> people in maryland searching for a man that sexually assaulted a woman in her apartment. attack happened early saturday morning franklin park apartment offer edmundson road. the suspects got into the woman's unit through a bedroom window on the first floor. the man told the woman he

(steve) another big story:police say, a san jose state university student ...g kidnapped and forced to drive 500- miles north .. to oregon. we reported earlier.. the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon. the 22- year- old told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint ... and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say, she has admitted making the story up. (steve)the oakland city council is considering whether to go forward with the city attorney's recommendation to try to settle the police sex scandal issue. jasemine abuslin. . .also known as celeste guap. . .is the young woman at the center of this sex crimes scandal.in her claim against the city of oakland. . . she's looking for 66-million dollars.oakland's city attorney is recommending the city settle for just under one million.she has also filed claims against richmond, livermore and san francisco. ((steve))a packed house at a marin country high school tonight.((pam)) the novato school district just approved a measure to put lights on the athletic

executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. now defense secretary james mattis and joints chiefs of staff chair general joseph dunford on the u.s. effort to combat isis. this is just under one hour.

executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. andow general james mattis joint chiefs of staff discussing isis. this is just under one hour. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i returned last week from a meeting in copenhagen with ministers of defense from 14 nations to coordinate our political way ahead in the defeat isis campaign. chairman dunford returned yesterday from a chief of defense meeting in brussels with defeat isis campaign.