then there's harvey. harvey continues to spin as you heard right over texas. some of it spreading into louisiana. later this week, harvey will be on the move. we may see some rain from that storm over the holiday weekend, but today, sunshine, 76 dreeegr. up to 75. lehigh valley nice and dry and cool to start with. nice warm up into the 70s. jersey shore, that rip current risk i mentioned. winds picking up too. winds up to 20 miles an hour. cape may, 74 degrees. sunshine and nice and bright. breeze blowing in new jersey, delaware too. more on the rain and a look at the holiday weekend when i come back with the ten day on ten in just a few minutes. >> thanks for the update. about 10 minutes after 6:00. may be up and heading out the door. >> jessica boyington watching the traffic for you. >>> disabled vehicle, all clear and out of the way. right now route 202 around route 29 looks good. seven minutes for drive time here. right around bean road and schuylkill will end here with this. drive time looks good so far. see green in both directions. 13 minutes so the sam

harvey now the most powerful storm to hit the continental u.s. in more than a decade. >>> overnight, the white house issuing a disaster declaration. the national guard deployed. thousands evacuated from harvey's violent path. >> this is going to be a very major disaster. >> the force of the storm lighting up utility lines. hundreds of thousands without power right now. the lone

harvey. here is the latest on the impact of the storm. the floodwaters have receded from parts of downtown houston. but they could flood again. the businesses and restaurant in downtown houston are closed. now we hear reports of people being looted. >> good morning. since harvey made landfall, the coast guard have performed more than 1450 rescues. that number doesn't include volunteers out in their own personal water craft rescuing people stuck in their homes. the rain keeps coming. as the remnants of hurricane harvey continue to pour over houston and the texas gulf coast, another day of historic rainfall, putting much of the nation's fourth largest city under water. >> we rode out last year's and it was okay. but this was more than we could imagine. >> thousands have been forced from their homes. >> the water was up to here. i walked out and i was just like screaming. >> the worst of the flooding isn't over yet. >> bottom line is is that it's going to continue on. we need the whole community

harvey roars ashore. the monster hurricane is slamming the texas coast overnight as a category-four storm. 130 mile-per-hour winds, more than 700,000 people in its path. >> reporter: we're bei hit by a pretty significant band from harvey. >> high winds whipping through the gulf coast as torrential rain comes down. fears it could dump more than three feet of rain over texas. hundreds of thousands without power. president trump signing a disaster declaration overnight, amid fears that the damage could be catastrophic. >> hoping i wake up in the morning and i have a town. >> and harvey's fury is far from over. today, saturday, august 26th, 2017. >>> from nbc news, this this a special edition of "today" -- "hurricane harvey makes landfall." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. i'm sheinelle jones. >> glad to have you with us. i'm craig melvin. dylan and lester are in texas covering hurricane harvey with our team of nbc news correspondents. we

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we'll start with what is now tropical storm harvey. this was hurricane harvey yesterday. it's now downgraded to a tropical storm. it's still massive. the center of the storm indicating most of the action sits to the east of the storm's center. look at these rand bands just pounding into houston where some of the heaviest rain is moving through. i can tell you looking through reports from the last 24 hours around the houston area, many places now at a foot or some spots around a foot and a half of rain already accumulated. this is the area today that is probably going to see the worst results of harvey because of all the rain that is to come. they could still see another foot to two feet as we continue through the next several days. here's a live look at tropical storm harvey. now at 45-mile-per-hour sustained winds. 39 miles per hour and above is considered a tropical storm. still within the range here, but look at the movement. only one mile per hour down to the south-southwest. it's basically stuck where it is. no steering mechanism to push it, so it will only move a sm

we start with tropical storm harvey. we just got brand new information in the past few minutes that texas governor is warning the state to brace for dramatic flooding. the town of rockport got a direct hit and just a few hours ago, the first death related to harvey was confirmed. about a dozen others are injured and at least one town told residents they can come back home. nbc's jay gray has been tracking the storm since it made landfall about 11:00 last night. >> reporter: daylightni brings clear view of the violent force delivered by harvey overnight, little if any relief from the storm. >> we lost our whole town. nothing left. us, you know, going to have to pull together. and hopefully as a community we will. >> reporter: power leans snapped and twisted like spaghetti, sparking flames that raced th d through houses and apartments along the coast, claiming the storm's first victim. >> someone caught in a fire in his house during the storm and we didn't know about it until today. >> reporter: rooftops and metal awnings

nbc 10 tracking hurricane harvey. the eye of the category 3 storm is racing toward the coast right now. >>> right now, more on hurricane harvey and how it will eventually affect us here locally in the mid-atlantic. coming up in just a bit, we'll track this for you as it works its way towards our area by later next week. >>> help is on the way for philadelphia to texas. we'll tel you about why this vehicle is being stocked and other agencies are helping out. >>> plus preventing creditors by adding to your wardrobe. the new wearable technology giving college students a better sense of security. >>> and coming up all new at 5:00, racist graffiti found at a children's playground. what local leaders are doing to help children exposed to hate. >>> nbc 10 is tracking hurricane harvey as the coast braces for impact. it's expected to make landfall. this is a live look at corpus christi, texas. rather this shot is from galveston. both bracing for the storm. you can see the water is out there in the gulf. you see a lot of people

as we track harvey. the nbc10 app has instant updates and notifications to keep you on top of what's happening with the now deadly tropical storm. >>> a philadelphia public school teacher is facing charges this morning after police say he went too far during this heated protest. cell phone video shows john sheeren cursing at police during a protest august 16th over the rizzo statue in center city. friday, officers arrested sheeren and charged him with making terroristic threats and harassment. philadelphia school district said he had been removed from his job at an elementary school before this incident. >> there's a way to get your voice heard, and that's not the way. >> we went to sheeren's home and made numerous calls trying to get his side of the story, but we did not get a response. >>> a former nightclub in west oak lane is now a neighborhood community center. the reach philadelphia life hope center opened yesterday. the seventh-day adventist church runs the center. there's a tutor afu, a veget veg

harvey moves in to strike the gulf coast again. heavy rains are pounding parts of texas and louisiana this morning as floodwaters continue to rise, thousands of people remain in danger, the death toll increases, and more shelters open for evacuees. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the record-breaking rainfall that flooded houston is expected to wind down today. but the trouble is far from over. parts of southeast texas are still getting hammered with heavy rain, floodwaters continue to rise, and the destruction and misery are spreading. this morning, east of houston, port arthur, texas, is getting hit hard. the mayor says the entire city is under water. people are trapped in their homes and residents are being told to go into survival mode. and there are reports of an apartment fire. tropical storm harvey makes its second landfall sometime this morning near the texas/louisiana state line. harvey is tinue and so far more than 13,000

back to the aftermath of harvey. dozens of paramedics and rescue specialist and fire fighters are on their way to texas. they left and driving for 22 hours straight. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live this morning, so what will these first responders be doing once they arrive. >> they will get right to work , jan. forty-five fire fighters from the philadelphia fire department and surrounding areas left to head to the naval base in texas to help with the devastation and if conditions worsen officials here plan to fly 40 more people down. the pennsylvania emergency task force includes doctors, tech specialists, rescue specialist and even two k-9's, they are bringing down water equip accounts food and other materials to allow them to be self-sufficient for up to a week. as soon as they arrive they will hit the ground running working around the clock. deputy fire commissioner gary lows explains what the team will be focusing on. >> we will be out helping people, on the roof of their houses, things like. that but

of hurricane harvey. making sure evacuees. especially four legged ones don't weather this storm alone. >> we will find you good home people that love you. mireya villarreal. cbs news, san antonio. that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news. >>> as harvey rages -- houston's response is called into question. thousand are rescued with shelters bursting at the seams. we were here just 48 hours ago, there were only 47 people. now there is more than 9,000 people. >> honestly, my babies slept on the floor. the death toll rises with a houston police officer among the dead. president trump visits the storm zone. >> this is, this is historic, it is epic. what happened. but you know what, it happened in texas. and texas can handle anything. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. along with anthony mason in new york. i'm norah o'donnell in houston, texas. outside the george r brown convention center, the city's primary shelter. we will have

the newest projection for tropical storm harvey. you see the winds are sustained at 45 miles per hour, but the issue is it's only moving at 1-mile-per-hour. here the track as it goes to monday overnight. this is 1:00 a.m. barrie moves to the south. and brushes up against the coastline for tuesday with winds still at about 35 miles per hour. that will drop it to a tropical depression, and then it should start to hook to the north beginning wednesday, but it's not until thursday to friday that it looks like the rain will finally start to let up with tropical storm harvey. here's our radar and satellite view. really, we have been incredibly lucky. beautiful conditions have continued to last several days and they're going to continue a few more days including your sunday. if you have outdoor plans, today is your day to do them. just a few clouds overhead, no rain to track, and temperatures will be just perfect for outdoor plans. going to talk more about the temperatures with your planners neighborhood by neighborhood in a few minutes. >

at this picture of harvey from nasa. you can see how wide it is. right now that powerful storm is headed straight for thousands of people. we have team coverage of the storm. right now, we want to get to sara dollop in galveston, texas. are people really getting out of town? >> reporter: good morning, adam and eun. ahead of the storm, the seven counties bordering the gulf coast are under mandatory evacuation orders right now. so people are leaving the area. the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in 30 counties preemptively. so that emergency services can get to the affected areas more quickly after the storm. part of the risk, it's expected to linger over some already saturated areas for several days bringing more than 2 feet of rain. already stores are seeing shortages of fuel, of flashlights, of water as people prepare in these counties that are not currently under these mandatory evacuation orders. the area has not seen a hurricane, potentially, of this magnitude in more than a

kevin hart is urging to help victims of harvey. hurricane harvey relief challenge. pray for houston. getting a link together right now. help me help houston. >>> happening today, hundreds of your fair wines and spirits could cost more. products go up at least a dollar or more. state control board is not releasing a list of which items will go up. hike expected to bring $185 million to the state's general fund. >>> check out this time lapse video from margate new jersey. that's more than 850 backpacks being accumulated before your eyes. packed up by volunteers yesterday to be donated. packed for tools for school. program of the jewish federation of southern new jersey. pencils, pens, folders, calculators, index cards, highlighters, anything you could possibly need nor school. run by 20 middle and high school students. >>> calling all fathers and father figures, upper darby school district wants you this morning. holding a march to welcome students to the new school year. >>> phillies rookie just won't quit. his home run bat is making major league history. >> not only

. >> bracing for impact, all eyes on hurricane harvey. it is a category two storm but expected to become category three by the time and make landfall overnight with rain already falling hard in parts of texas. people are making a mad dash discourse to get last-minute items mandatory evacuations in many cities along the gulf coast. we are live with the latest in corpus christi. time is running out for people living along the coast of texas whether or not to evacuatexaguar ago that they only have about an hour left. winds and rain are picking up and hurricane harvey is getting closer and closer to making landfall. down.ast texas batting >> texas will have a significant disaster. >> hurricane harvey moving closer to the gulf coast. >> expecting the worst but hoping for the best. >> taking steps to protect themselves. >> we have a bulldozer on call in case our buckets get stuck. >> we will not be open until monday or tuesday, probably. if it floods downtown, it may take longer. >> some residents headed inland. >> did not want to be near the w

>>> hurricane harvey is hammering texas storm scan three shows eye moving inland in the southeast texas right now, harvey made land fall around 10:00 central time last night bringing witt heavy rain and sustain winds of 130 miles an hour. it is still strong enough to pull down this road sign over i37 near corpus christie. >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao we will get to meteorologist matt peterson with a check of our forecast in a moment, but first the latest on the harvey, category two storm capable of extensive damage. for many, the misery is just beginning. don champion is live in corpus christi not far from where harvey made land fall and we are already hearing about a lot of damage right there. >> reporter: you can see some of this behind our hotel here, trees down, fences down every where and more significant damage. and while daylight will begin to reveal some of that, the slow motion disaster is far from over. a torrential rain, high winds, pounded the texas golf coast, harvey made land fall 30 miles northe of corpus christi as a category four her dane, the most intense

bracing for harvey. the hurricane upgraded to a catergory 2 overnight -- gaining strength as we speak. millions in it's path - already doing what they can to get out of it's way. parts of texas - already under a state of disaster.. good morning washington. toss to eileen - more clouds than sun today; feeling great! - unseasonably cool, dry last weekend of august - rain chances return next week - tracking hurricane harvey - major hurricane makes landfall late tonight today: mostly cloudy to partly sunny. pleasant. highs: 77-80 winds: n 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy to mainly clear. comfortable. lows: 54-64 winds: n 5 mph saturday: mix of sun and clouds. low humidity. highs: 76-79 winds: ne 5-10 mph in the path of for impact. the storm -- upgraded to a category 2 hurricane overnight is only going to get stronger. texas' governor - already declaring a state of disaster in 30 counties as the storm makes it's way across the gulf of mexico. abc's janai n underway. harvey is already affected travel plans for

here is harvey's rainfall. again through at least tomorrow morning, possibly as much as 7-inches around the memphis area as it continues to track its way northward into your day on saturday, rainfall amounts around here manageable, maybe a half inch, isolated amounts over an inch to 2-inches. satellite and radar outside right now not too much going on, few high thin clouds out there. for the most part, though, it will be a quiet first half of the day. second half features more clouds and maybe the chance of a shower. 68 degrees outside here in washington right now. 60 gaithersburg, 61 at dulles. it's a cool comfortable start. all right, now let's do the beach forecast for the weekend. so, how about your saturday. >> yay! >> yeah, clouds, showers. >> boo. >> indoor beach day. i didn't have time to change the text but the pictures are right. cloud, maybe a early shower on sunday. good news labor day looks fantastic. water temperature 72 degrees this time of year. fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast real quick fall li

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moisture from harvey moving in. take a look at it here, making a beeline through tennessee, getting close to us by friday, late. right now texas is getting hit with more rain as harvey makes landfall for a third time. floodwaters continue to rise. omar? omar: harvey, making another landfall as a tropical storm today, but it is expected to diminish as a tropical depression over the next 24 hours and thousands of rescues in the houston area. many families are wondering what's next. >> a humanitarian crisis unfolding with evacuations continuing as the water rises and deadly, devastating harvey making a second landfall. , sunday and monday, that water was coming in so fast. we got rescued on that bridge and they told us it was collapsing. >> tens of thousands in shelters, and it's catastrophic flooding brought by record rainfall. diapers, ands in we were hoping we would be picked up. omar: many more racing against time to reach those still trapped in their homes. >> eat something, dry up, get some coffee, then we are ba

there will be a harvey day three. each day could get worse as the rivers swell, cutting off communications by road. cutting off our ability to get in because of winds with helicopters and disrupting our ability to communicate because of downed power lines and the communication grid will degenerate. this could get worse before it gets better, is what i want people to understand. and it could get bigger in that it will start touching and affecting the nation's fourth largest city that is surrounded to the south by the center of our petro chemical industry which feeds our industry and puts gas in our cars as well as secondary effects, if any tornadoes might hit one of those chemical plants. so the worst is not over yet, is my prediction. >> i'm sure your prediction, unfortunately, sir, is spot on. we will be seeing you again in the next hour. i want to thank you very much for your heads-up, for everyone to keep a vigilant watch on things with regard to hurricane harvey. >>> galveston officials don't think they'll see wat

harvey is came ashore as category four storm. >> reporter: harvey is not done yet. houston warned there's a long away to go. >> it's a serious storm it's going to last 4, 5 days, and frankly this is day one. >> reporter: flooding is big problem, the houston metro area pounded with double digit rainfall totals. the sheriff reported multiple rescues overnight. officials urging people in the area to stay off the road. >> we have an incredible amount of rainfall that came through the area overnight and continues to fall. it's dangerous and life threatening, thrugd oh -- flooding is in progress. >> reporter: harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane with winds up to 130 miles per hour. the storm's aftermath includes widespread power outages and devastation in harold hit rockport. you see people work their lives to build something and in one night it's all gone. >> visiting a red cross shelter in austin, governor said texans impacted by the storm will get the help they need. >> some of had their homes mowed down, some need a place to return to. they need this time an

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. >> tracking hurricane harvey. the storm is battering the texas gulf coast with strong winds, heavy rain and the potential for catastrophic flooding. the storm made landfall as a the category 4 last night around 11:00 our time. it's erratic path took it on and offshore to make a second landfall overnight. it's now been down graded to a category 2 and that could be changing. >>> hit and run. police are looking for a driver who took off after hitting a car which then caught on fire right on the schuylkill expressway. three people are in the hospital this morning. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today, i'm katy zachry. it is 5:00 on the dot. hurricane harvey battered the texas coast and here in our area, we are in for a beautiful weekend. couldn't be more different. let's get right to our meteorologist krystal klei tracking all ever it for us. >> yeah, totally different forecast our area to down south. look over texas, this is the radar view of what is hurricane harvey. as you mentioned, downgraded now to the

it starts right now. >>> the threat from harvey is not over in texas. where there are more emergency evacuations overnight. and thank you for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> good thursday to you, i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us on "wake up washington." we have plenty of weather to talk about. harvey and also another nice day around here, not so bad. allyson rae. good morning. >> yes yesterday was gorgeous. temperatures reached 79 degrees. in the district. it was just shy of average highs and you know what? today is looking pretty good as well. we will be a little bit warmer. ahead of a cold front. and that front snot going to -- is not going to bring too many showan around the region. just a couple after the sun sets. 69 degrees right now and winds out of the southwest ahead of the front. 60 for germantown and damascus. through the afternoon winds will be out of the northwest. and we'll see it low to mid- 80s. good bit of sunshine. but clouds will increase again for the afternoon. this is 10:00 this morning. 70s and we have a couple of shower

with harvey, people here stayed put. thousands have had to save themselves and ended up in crowded shelters. have you done enough to take care of the folks who were told to stay put? >> the city of houston has been impacted by an inordinate amount of rain that fell on the city of houston. >> reporter: but then what is the plan for those six million- plus people? >> we've asked people to prepare, and they did. i'm going to allow all the people on social media and talking heads to talk, but they don't have the responsibility of managing or running this city. i do. ep reporter: flooding has closed highways and roads all over houston, and getting supplies into the city has been a logistical nightmare. we followed four walmart trucks carrying donated food and water to the city's overcrowded convention center. it took the trucks two days to get here, but living space for all the evacuees left no room to unload the supplies. >> number one, let me assure you it's going to be improved today. >> reporter: can you guarantee that th

david murphy is in the weather center to say where harvey is now. >> harvey is escaping and still rotating to areas to the north, eastern texas and western louisiana picking up rain from the high cloud tops and more lines of showers and thunderstorms. and tornadoes possible in and around new orleans. the storm has not changed strength, 45 miles per hour gusting to 60 enough to cause a little bit of havoc and the real problem is rain and look agent more flooding in texas and louisiana. and probably starting to get bad in other states as well. louisiana and texas especially areas around the borer an add isal 3 to 6 inches and isolated spots 0 inches, mississippi and arkansas feeling the effects of this with flooding rainfall and possible tornadoes it looks like this part of the country this rain ends around friday and between now and then more issues and flooding and the flooding continues after the rain is over. i want to widen out and show an area of cloud cover in the western portion of the gulf of mexico. accuweather has a concern of low pressure forming here making a move to the north a

thanks to hurricane harvey. harvey has been downgraded slightly to a category 3 hurricane as it makes a second land fall. leaving 200,000 people without power so far. the national hurricane center is warning of dangerous storm surges of up to 12 feet in some areas. and nearly 40 inches of rainfall before harvey moves out on wednesday. on harvey's outer edges there's a tornado watch to add to this. with at least one sided so far near plantation. that is about 25 miles south of houston. now about a dozen texas counties and cities are under mandatory evacuation orders today as forecasters warn of catastrophic floods that are just beginning. >> in corpus christi not far from when the hurricane made land fall. what reports have you heard about damage so far? >> we actually just got a report that the harbor master building which is on the pass. that is just north of us just a few miles away. actually gave way during hurricane harvey. of course this was a category four storm, so that is to be expected that will will be

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la furia de harvey dejÓ destrucciÓn al sur de texas. el techo este hotel terminÓ en esta carretera y muchos no resistieron el embate del viento lluvia, carlos lÓpez fue uno afectado. >>> me tumbÓ mi taller aquÍ y mira donde resultÓ acÁ, mi bar cosa lo volteÓ lo tengo atrÁs >>> no resistieron los edificios donde estÁn situados los centro es comerciales por suerte esta Área fue evacuadas a tiempo con excepciÓn de carlos >>> me quedÉ porque pase por los huracÁn y otros muchos que no hicieron tanto daÑo como esta vez >>> esta es una de las Áreas mas a afectadas por el huracÁn harvey como podemos ver el edificio a mi espalda no pudo resistir, parte del techo quedÓ a media calle y la otra mitad quedÓ entre los Árboles. en esta unidad de casas mÓviles pareciera que el viento la sostuvo en el aire para dejarlas caer con fuerza. varios autos quedaron aplastados y algunas viviendas terminaron sin techo. en corpus cristi hubo muchos Árboles caÍdos y mucha residencia sin electricidad. >>> estÁbamos en la casa demasiado fuerte

harvey is hovering over he's. continued meteorologist say the flooding will drag on there for days. >> in the tragedy are emerging stories of selflessness and survival. >>> roads are flooded and homes are flooded the rain continues to pound the area and nowhere for the water to go or the people. we have been seeing video and images coming out of that area all morning. see the folks over there trying to deal with those flooding conditions there. as they try to get in and out of that region. and, of course, we also talk about repeated warnings with drivers who had been challenging the rising water and also been those rescues including folks bystanders who saw dangerous situations unfold, a situation that has been repeated over and over. >> the water was up to here. i walked out and i was just screaming. i seen somebody. that i have tried to put us on air mattresses. it didn't work. people were carrying babies on their shoulders. >>> people have been going to a convention center set up as shelter. only space for abou

tracking hurricane harvey. we have coverage while it develops. >> the storm became a category 2 while you were sleeping. we're getting new details on what it will make landfall. here's the new video inside the newsroom from hurricane harvey. take a look. a group of hurricane hunters from noaa got in a plane, flew through the eye of the storm here. >> oh, my goodness. >> you could tell it was a bumpy ride. harvey only continued to get stronger overnight as we mentioned and now category 2 storm. sustained winds at 105 miles per hour. it could be a land. >> incredible. dumped on by huge amounts of rain, there are plenty of people still stocking up on fuel. justin finch is live this morning taking a look at how gas prices could surge across the country because of the storm. justin? >> reporter: eun, good morning. no doubt we'll see ripple effects at gat pumps in our area and across the country as hurricane harvey makes its way towards the texas gulf coast, which is home to several oil and gas refineries. what we kn

hurricane harvey. we have data from the hurricane hunter aircraft. it's a major hurricane. 120 miles per hour winds. harvey is located about 75 miles southeast of corpus christi, texas. the eye is becoming apparent. we can see the eye as it makes its approach to the middle texas coast. while harvey will make landfall in the middle texas coast late tonight, early saturday morning, bringing the core that is dangerous, major hurricane force winds on land. we're seeing sustained tropical force winds. sustained winds in the last hour of 49 miles per hour with higher wind gusts. we can see the multiple rain bands spreading on shore. over the next 12 to 24 hours, harvey will make landfall and should progress slowly inland over the middle texas coast and then basically stall out for several days. the biggest hazard that we're concerned about in the very short term is life threatening storm surge where from the north end of the padre island, up to sergeant, texas, we can see 6-12 feet of storm inundation. flood

but still we're still dealing with harvey. now harvey is going to bring some impacts for us over the weekend and talk about what that means for your labor day coming up. all right you can always get the latest forecasts on our wusa9 app. >>> right now, the 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