donna's last dance. ♪ last dance -- last dance! ♪ >> america loseses it queen of disco -- loses its queen of disco. how donna summer defined an era. hello everybody. here's what people are talking about tonight. we say goodbye to music royalty. donna summer, dead at the age of 63. the chart-topping artist has been called the face of disco. >> reporter: donna summer's music touched generations of fans around the world. tonight,

the world of music and fans are remembering her. >> reporter: donna summer was an icon. the world of music. a superstar whose big voice and megahits defined the era known as disco. she died thursday morning at the age of 63, reportedly from lung cancer at her naples, florida home. the family released a statement saying they are "at peace, celebrating her extraordinary life and continued legacy." she was born ladonna adrian gaines in boston massachusetts in 1948. she sang in the choir and formed several groups. her breakout hit, love to love you, baby, became a disco classic. >> reporter: randy remembers meeting her when he was a dj in boston. >> very nice, very humble. that's what struck me

about her. she seemed grateful for all the success that she was starting to achieve. >> reporter: summer won five grammies for iconic hits like last dance, hot stuff, and bad girls. her songs defined the dance music era of the 1970s. >> her songs were pop songs and they had staying power for the day. >> reporter: cbs radio's 101.9, fans were anxiety to talk about -- anxious to talk about her music. >> did you get into her music? >> i remember roller skating to her songs in a rink. >> reporter: at the height of her career, she admitted that she suffered from depression and at one point tried to commit suicide. but tonight, family and friends are remembering her triumphs. >> donna summer had 19 no.

1 dance hit, second only to madonna. powerful leaders from all over the world are here in maryland, taking up critical international issue, such as the war on terror, as they meet in secret in a small western maryland town. >> reporter: thurmont, this small town in maryland, just down the road from camp david, braces for world leader, the staff, the press, and the attention of the world to be focused on them. >> i don't want it to get out of hand. >> reporter: they have been planning for more than a month, assessing the threats from protestors and preparing the town. some businesses closed down all together. potential weapons have been removed. >> trashes can, if they're not chained down, they could use them as weapons to throw through windows. we had the butterflies made by citizens here in town,

very decorative, but we had to take them down. >> reporter: protestors are starting to show up with both occupy baltimore and frederick expected. there is a 30-mile no-fly zone in effect above camp david. and security is in place with a roadside camera up and running. the secret service ordered the shutdown of cunningham falls in the mountain park which surrounds camp david. it is tighter security than what was in place for the middle east peace summit in 2000. >> i think it's going to be the most secure place in the world this weekend. my concern is the other 644 square miles. >> reporter: contingency plans are in place if there are largescale protests. but at this point, authorities aren't sure how many protestors are

going to show up. >> stay with us for complete coverage as world leaders come to maryland for the ga summit. it continues tomorrow. two men charged with running a multimillion dollar pill mill in lutherville are out on bail tonight. michael reznikov, and gerald weisber are the cash and brains behind the $9 million a year business. they are charged with conspireing to distribute narcotics. controversial new evidence revealed ahead of george zimmerman's murder trial. trayvon martin caught on camera just minutes before he was fatally shot. randall pinkston reports for wjz with the images that may be too graphic for some. >> reporter: a surveillance camera inside a florida

convenience store captured trayvon martin buying candy and an iced tea just 20 minutes before he was shot to death. the video is just part of evidence files released by florida prosecutors. also included, crime scene photos showing a bullet casing in the grass. and this one of zimmerman's 9-millimeter gun and holster. they are photos of zimmerman taken just after the shooting, showing what appears to be a broken nose, and bloody cuts on the back of his head. the autopsy report on trayvon martin shows the gunshot wound in his chest. the burns suggest that the two men were no more than 18 inches apart. the report also details a bruise on martin's eye and small scars on both hands, suggesting he had been in a fight. there are details about witnesses. one said he saw a black male wearing a dark hoodie on top of a hispanic male yelling for help.

then the pop of a gunshot. a police report said the confrontation -- was ultimately avodable if zim -- avoidable, if zimmerman had stayed in his vehicle and awaited law enforcement. toxicology reports show there were traces of marijuana in martin's system. he was serving a two-week drug suspension from school when he was killed. from a harvard dorm room to wall street. facebook is just hours away from going public. the popular website will start selling stock tomorrow morning for $38 a share. it is the largest ever tech ipo. it will net mark zuckerberg more than $1 billion. laser pointers shined into the eyes of pilots in the air. an investigation brought the problem to light in maryland,

and megan is live with a new warning. >> reporter: the u.s. transportation secretary is sending a message. anyone that endangers pilots with laser pointers will face serious consequences. a blinding light splinters across the cockpit. >> it can cause blindness, dazzle effect. >> reporter: someone on the ground targeting pilots with laser pointer, causing near tragedy. >> i wonder how stupid people really can be. i wonder if people really understand that when they shine a laser in the eye of a pilot, they could cause great harm. >> reporter: the number of dangerous cases is on the rise nationwide. in 2010, 2,800 incidents were reported. last year, it skyrocketed to more than 3,500 reports. state police helicopters also in the line of fire.

>> our pilots' lives are put at risk. it can blind them for a moment. >> reporter: an investigation uncovered last year eight state police pilotses were targeted. >> we could have lost the whole aircraft in a different situation. >> people are going to be not only apprehended and arrested, but they're going to be prosecuted. >> reporter: they can also face civil penalties. $11,000 for one strike. the highest proposed penalty for multiple strike, more than $30,000. >> reporter: nationwide, 28 people have been charged in laser incidents in just the past year. of and the faa is investigating dozens more. state and local prosecutors have sentenced offenders, some of those cases included jail

time. bwi airport soars into the record books. they're hoping for even more passengers now that bahamas air started flying from baltimore to the bahamas. baltimore has already begun the party. downtown, we found thousands of under armor workers headed to a power plant party. lots of horse talk and prerace partying in the annual alibi breakfast. trainers, owners, jockeys can all tell tall tales about the horses. and the merriment is encouraged by the tradition drink, the black-eyed susan. a customer bites off more than he can chew. upon the disgusting item he started eating in his sandwich of the

running for cover. the kay on the shootout in front of cameras that frightened neighbors. an amazing rescue off the coast of california with pictures you have to see to believe. a perfect start to the weekend. i'll have a complete forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,

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clear, 56 degrees in central maryland. the forecast is coming up. [ crowd noise ] >> chaos in one louisville neighborhood. two shootings. two people were quill ed in the initial shooting -- killed in the initial shooting, and during the investigation, more gun fire broke out. one woman killed another during an argument. there appears to be no connection between the two incidents however. a dangerous moment for a firefighter in gone is caught on camera. it happened while they were on the roof battling a condominium fire. watch the highlighted area, and you can see him fall through. now, fortunately he was able to crawl out. he was not injured. however, two other firefighter s suffered burns and heat exhaustion. they're all expected to recover.

jury deliberations are set to begin tomorrow in the john edwards corruption trial. during closing argument, prosecutors recounted the former candidate's extra marital affair. he is accused of using campaign money to hide the affair. a prison inmate in louisiana escapes, even though he was only serving a seven-day sentence for shoplifting. dwayne young was recaptured three hours after he fled from a work detail. he says he did it because his girlfriend was planning to have an abortion. >> i felt like i was going to get caught up in it, so i might as well just have to do the time now. >> the search for young brought to light that he was serving this sentence under a false name. police say he was hiding an extensive record. a workplace accident at an arby's in michigan leaves part of a finger in a sandwich.

a female employee cut herself on a meat slicer. the fleshy pad of her finger ended up inside a roast beef sandwich, and it was served to a customer. arby's apologized to the customer and is investigating. an unusual and amazing rescue off the california coast. a horse gets spooked during a photo shoot and swims 2.5 miles out to sea. jessica has the struggle to save the horse. >> reporter: a daring rescue to may have been an arab began show horse lost at sea. >> that's one rescue i've never attempted in my career. >> reporter: william was the star of a photography workshop along the sands of a beach in santa barbara county tuesday. high tides spooked up, and he bolted into the ocean. as people swam after, william, too

fast for anyone to catch, ended up 3 miles out. >> it was like finding a needle in a haystack. just barely the horse's nose and eyes above the water. >> reporter: william looks exhausted, treading water for more than wan hour. >> he had had been to be a pretty healthy horse. >> reporter: captain paul norry captured this video and helped with the rescue. three men tried to balance the horse's weight in large swells. >> we brought out a harness that we placed underneath the animal's saddle and we were able to latch it on the side of the boat. >> reporter: his rescuers had to idle back. >> just keep him calm and going really slow. >> reporter: three hours later, william was brought to shore. he was returned to his owner safely. >> it's a story i'll have the for the rest of my life. >> reporter: william belongs to the producer of caddie shack, the color purple, and batman.

we are told the horse is recovering at an animal hospital of the >> william is still expected to participate in a national riding competition later this year. unbelievable story! three hours in there. >> 2,000 pounds? >> a ton , yeah. let's take a look at the weather. it is going to be just beautiful for the rest of the week. cool, 56, no wind at all. humidity up to 66 %. dewpoint in the 40s. most places will get to the mid-40s tonight. 58 ocean city, and 53 locally. mid-50s most places. a couple of spots northwest of town down to 52 degrees. very light winds. it's been a very light northeast wind, and tomorrow probably more of an east wind, which will keep us generally sunny for the most part.

particularly along the coastal area. there is an area of low pressure expected to develop somewhere around the south carolina border area. right now, it looks like it's going to move basically off-shore. now, there may be clouds, a few showers in ocean city by sunday. we might see a few higher clouds. the next weather maker is a front off to the north and west that may bring us some clouds and a shower or thunder shower chance wednesday or tuesday. but it looks like cool pleasant days, sunshine, warming up in the afternoon. may get to 80 degrees and mainly sunny. we'll talk about beautiful weather. that low pressure, there it is, moving off-shore. all the models have are it over shower by late saturday. don't think it's going to influence our weather that much. maybe earlier next week we'll see some showers as the winds become more east northeast.

tonight, clear skies, down around the upper 40s, the low to mid-50s in the city with very light winds. sunny, dry conditions tomorrow. high of 77. and that's about 4 degrees above average. 51 at night, 82 sunday, more clouds, and sunshine mix. shower, a thunder shower likely monday and tuesday. temps around 80 degrees the orioles continue to reach new heights. mark has the latest. ,,,, [ boss ] okay, okay.

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real? is this real? we'll see how long they sustain. the alone in first place, best record in the american league. winners of 7 straight road games! all that applies to the orioles who continue to fly high. two straight wins in kinsace city. ad -- kansas city. won the game last night with an extra inning home run. then this afternoon, jones homers again. his third straight game with a homer, 13th of the season. that's the most in the team. adam jones looking like an mvp. game tied in the 7th inning, and the bases were loaded. a bloop single to right field, that'll work am gives the os a 5-3 lead. jones gets the final out, and a victory, three in a row. >> doing great.

bullpen's been unbelievable. so being on this winning streak is fun. we just got to keep it going. >> and they'll try to keep it going against the washington nationals. the two teams meet in dc tomorrow, starting an interleague series. the nats lost to pittsburgh tonight. but washington is tied for first in the nl east, os and nats tomorrow. in football, ed reed continues to follow the form of brett favre. the former qb who talked about retiring for years before he finally quit. reed dropped this hint saying he is not 100% committed to playing this year. asked if the ravens were aware of that, he said they will be after this interview. he said he might retire. race horses retire young, but the best 3-year-olds are raring to run saturday. this is kentucky derby winner, i'll have

another, in a spirited workout today. despite winning the derby, he is not favored saturday. that distinction goes to body meister who finished second in kentucky. the indiana pacers are tugging on superman's cape. granger turns up the heat on lebron james. roy hibert scored 19 points. the pacerce win the pacerce win easily,,,,,,,,,,

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driving in washington dc. it was google. the company is testing out a computer-driven car. it is fitted with sensors to watch cars, pedestrians, and other obstacles. you won't be able to cruise in it any time soon. it is not available to the public. a young nba fan's enthusiasm for his favorite team ends up getting him kicked out of school. patrick gonzalez loves the spurs. and his new haircut shows the image of his first player. the school called it a distraction, and they sent patrick home. patrick shaved his head, but the spurs liked it so much, they gave him free ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,