summit later this weekend in chicago. first, the leaders head to camp david for the g-8 economic summit. the financial crisis in europe is the focus of that meeting. >> this is an issue of extraordinary importance not only to the people of europe, but also to the world economy. >> president obama has another message he is carrying to leaders of the world's biggest economic powers. the importance of fighting hunger and malnutrition. friday morning, president obama announced $3 billion in private money to help curb hunger in africa. >> also critical to focus on the urgent challenge that confronts some 1 billion men, women, and children around the world. the injustice of chronic hunger. >> president obama went to the g-8 summit pushing for food security. he left with $22 billion in pledges. this year, he plans to press

his counterparts to make good on their promise. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> the g-8 summit was supposed to take place in chicago ahead of sunday's meetings and that forced the people planning the protest to make last minute changes. i'm scott broom in maryland where g-8 protesters are coming off more like curiosities than a threat. >> need to be impeached. >> eight world leaders are making the economic decisions that will essentially define the lives of the other 7 billion of us. >> nearly everyone has seen online videos like this one, previous g8 protests that have gotten out of hand. >> that's what concerns us a lot. >> police chief says he's ready. the police presence here is heavy, but not heavy handed. no one is boarding up picture windows. >> i don't look for anything extraordinary to happen. >> this is commissioner young. >> in fact, county sheriff and county commissioner, blaine

young, held a meeting with some occupy organizationers in the weiss grocery store parking lot. >> are you hearing their message? >> the message is of frustration and that message probably is heard everywhere in this country. >> scott broom, 9news now. now to my colleague in frederick. >> thanks. here in frederick, one city police officer told me totally under welming. at this point, that is the extent of the protests. bad language was about the worst of it as a couple of dozen protesters marched through downtown frederick. frederick police say they have to prepare for anything. police were particularly worried about a group they call the black block. anarchists, like a woman who would only give her name as nancy m. >> are you planning on breaking any windows?

>> i'm not even going to answer that. >> frederick's police chief tells me there's no such thing as over preparing. he's actually asking the feds to pay for some of his officer's overtime. but i'm not sure that this is going to help him make his case. in frederick, bruce leshan, 9news now. >> even though the summit moved out of chicago, protesters are still in the windy city ahead of those nato meetings. today, a group of nurses held a rally for the 99%. they are calling on a change in economic policies here in the u.s. and around the world to pay more attention to healthcare needs. now we are hoping everything stays peaceful this weekend, but we are ready if it does not. when we're not on the air, you can log on to wusa9.com for the latest from the summit. derek. well lesli, all that hype, all that buildup and today the facebook hit the market with its initial public offering. but by the closing bell, the stock finished up 23 cents.

one analyst says she doesn't view that flat performance as a failure, just that the stock was priced appropriately. an update on some breaking news. two people shot at the rockville metro station this afternoon. ken molestina is here with more and gives us an update. ken. >> reporter: police say that shooter was targeting another 16-year-old boy when that gunfire broke out. a second victim was hit. that's an 18-year-old female. both of them are expected to be okay. we want to go ahead and show you some video. video you are only going to see here on 9news now. we were there on the ground when police arrested the suspected shooter at a gas station three blocks away. police believe this is the young man that is their gunman. they say they were able to catch up with him quickly and they did recover the gun used in this shooting. again, police say he targeted one of his victims. that's something police investigators are going to have

to try and figure out. metro police, rockville city police and montgomery county police all responded out here to the scene. they are investigating this case. they say it took them about 8 minutes from the time the phone call went out for the shots fired until the time the suspect was in custody. 8 minutes is all it took them. they also say they are looking for a second person of interest. that person, however, has not been found. we're live in rockville. 9news now. >> thank you. it now looks certain a legal dispute over a maryland law is headed to the supreme court. the highest court in maryland ruled last month that officers can no longer collect dna samples when they arrest a suspect. maryland attorney general asked the court to reconsider that ruling. the court has said no. the next option, the u.s. supreme court. another big decision for maryland's highest court. it says gay couples can get a divorce in maryland even though maryland does not currently allow same sex marriage.

>> the sound of hecklers. they were graduating students standing up for the secretary of health and human services at georgetown university today. kathleen was heckled as she addressed the school's public policy institute. i'm kristin fisher at georgetown university where outside, about 20 catholics protested her speech. they say she persecutes the church, yet georgetown welcomes her. >> the cause of the scandal is that the catholic university inviting a proabortion politician. >> some information on life and why we're here? >> i don't like that. >> well we like life. >> at issue, is the support of obama care. specifically the law that requires employers to provide contraception coverage even if it's against their religious beliefs. >> it really is attacking our religious freedom and our catholic faith. >> university officials say she wasn't selected to talk policy. she is talking about her life

in public service and most graduates seem to agree. >> everyone is here for their own reasons, studying different things. i think it's entirely appropriate for her to be here. >> don't let your critics or your opponents define who you are or what you do or why you do it. >> at georgetown, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> a threat of veto didn't keep the house of representatives from passing a $642 billion defense bill today. the bill adds $8 billion to next year's military budget. breaking last year's deal between president obama and congressional republicans to cut the deficit. it also includes a provision for more accountability at arlington national cemetery after reports of mismanagement surfaced in the last few years. we have been telling you about those here on 9news now. >> tonight, what do the movies, the bars, and voting locations all have in common in virginia? we'll tell you how a new voter law creates a common link between all three. that's 9news now at 7:00. >> okay, derek.

still to come in this half hour, the space race moves into the private sector. topper. >> we had a beautiful day. it's going be a beautiful night for baseball. we are hosting the orioles. 72 first pitch. 66 last pitch. a great night for baseball. question is, can we keep it going for everything we have going on this weekend? we have the air show and preakness, we have changes, we'll tell you about them. and up next, feel like you saw fewer traffic and a lot more bikes on the commute? we're going to tell you why that was the case.

more than 11,000 people signed up to take part in this year's bike to workday. the event encourages commuters to leave their cars at home in exchange for two-wheel transportation. cyclists had 60 pit stops with

snacks and drinks along the way. it looks like fewer people are pedaling around in general in our region. just in time for its second birthday. announced last night it surpassed the 2 million ride mark. the group has more than 160 stations in the district and arlington. with more than 1500 bikes you can rent. metro says some riders helped to give it an early warning about doors opening when they shouldn't on a red line train. the transit agency says the technician met that train at union station for another problem. that's when some riders said the doors were opening while the train was moving. sot technician closed off that car, but still left it as part of the train. then between the stations, the doors open on another car. that train was taken out of service for further car inspections. on thursday, drivers who took the toll road connecting dulles airport with leesburg helped to raise $260,000 for local organizations. this was the dulles greenway's

7th annual drive for charity. all the proceeds were collected for groups like the march of dimes and the loudoun abused women's shelter. still ahead tonight, heading sky high. we'll have a preview of this weekend's big air show at joint base andrews. [ male announcer ] get to subway®

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ortiz gives us a preview of this weekend's spectacular event at joint base andrews. >> i realized it was a helicopter plane. >> it went up and then they went around and around. >> what do you like? >> it can go fast. >> our military is what keeps us safe. it keeps us able to speak our minds and able to stay and enjoy a day like today. >> what's your favorite part of the air show today? >> watching the old aircraft fly. they have been doing it for

many years. >> while the raptor is an amazing plane. the man who flew that plane is an amazing pilot. i have a will the of respect for him. >> the camera is having trouble tracking the jet, because i have it on auto focus. everything else is working just fine. >> thanks to felix ortiz. tomorrow, a private spacecraft will launch bound for the international space station. that's right, a private one. the dragon cargo ship will carry food, cargo, and equipment to the astronauts living way up there. it is scheduled to blast off tomorrow morning and will become the first commercial spacecraft to dock with the station. if all goes well, the company plans to modify the capsule to carry humans into space. but nasa thinks 2017 is more realistic. we aren't going to procollude an earlier availability of services. so we recognize that many of our partners believe they can

get their quicker and we certainly don't want to slow them up. >> space x is one of a dozen companies competing for contracts with nasa to take people and supplies into space. an 8-year-old upper marlboro girl got the surprise of her life when her mom returned home early from afghanistan today. >> mommy. mommy. >> hi pumpkin. >> mommy. >> wow. air force staff sergeant, latoya harrellson spent six months in the war torn country. she wanted to surprise her daughter at clinton christian school. she has been waiting for this moment since she stepped foot in afghanistan. >> almost every time she told me how much she missed me and it pulls at your heart. it's a good day. >> a very good day. she was supposed to return at the end of this month. this was her second deployment and boy, a will the of people are happy to see her.

nobody happier than her daughter, for sure. >> she thought we were there to chronical the last day of school. she had no idea. >> good cover. gorgeous day. >> gorgeous day, and tomorrow is going to be gorgeous. just spectacular. and sunday is not going to be that bad. i mean clouds will be on the increase. it will be okay for the air show. let's start with a live look outside. this is our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. clear skies, a few high clouds. 74 downtown. high was only 76. notice the winds northeasterly at 9. the winds have the easterly component. and the pressure steady over the past hour, 30.12 inches of mercury. dew points in the 40s. that's a pretty low air mass, a dry air mass. that means when the sun goes down, temperatures are going to fall quickly. not quite as quickly as last night. 78 up in rockville. 75 in great falls. 73 in leesburg. 73 now in manassas. mid 70s in college park and in

beltsville. 74 at this hour in annapolis. so here's the deal. weekend mostly good. don't forget the sunscreen. may sun equals july sun. great for the air show, especially tomorrow. if you go to our website and click on my blog, you'll get more information on how to get there and what you can bring and what you can't bring. great for the preakness. saturday will definitely be better than sunday. sunday will be okay. saturday will be spectacular. clear and chilly again tonight. a one blanket night. upper 50s downtown. this is just a great stretch where no ac required, no furnace required. sunny with a cool start on saturday. grab the sunscreen. by afternoon, pretty rapid warmup. mostly sunny and beautiful. high temperatures 75 to 80 ask winds out of the east at 10. so really a spectacular afternoon. now the preakness, yeah, a dry, fast track. sunshine 79. post time 6:05.

it's 117th running of the preakness. all right, we'll break it down for you. early on saturday, 48 to 58. sunshine. 70s by noon and then mid 70s to around 80 by evening. just simply great. next three days, clouds come in on sunday. got to keep a chance for a shower late in the day east of i-95. better chance for showers on monday, but still mild. temperatures in the upper 70s. next seven days, as we go through the week, an increasing chance of a shower and thunderstorm, especially tuesday and wednesday. we stay warm though. temperatures around 80. low 80s on thursday, maybe a left over shower and don't look now, a touch of june next friday. temperatures in the upper 80s. >> nice. this is going to be a great weekend. barbecue. >> absolutely. this is good baseball weather. this is a good beatdown baseball weather. i think we should beat down those guys. that's what they are saying. throwing down the smack down for the first time in a while.

the game matters. i'm talking about the battle of the beltway. wait until you hear what bryce harper has to say about the fellas from north and what he's wearing when he says it, and move over run dmc. run rg3 is in the house. i'll explain next.

and now, 9sports with dave owen.

the best sports in town. >> take a look at the standings, when was the last time the nats and orioles were this good at the same time? you're going to be researching a long time. currently the two are a combined 19 games above 500. not just eyeing wild cards. they are looking to win the division. series opener tonight should be fun as the two regional rivals open up a six pack of games. three now, three later. it will also be the first time bryce harper gets a chance to play in it. so much so, he went and got this bandanna for this interview. check it out. >> it's going to be pretty good times the next couple days and you know, it's going to be an exciting time for d.c. and baltimore. so you know, i'm excited. >> it's going to be fun. it's exciting for the fans. obviously sports in the baltimore, d.c. area are on the rise and it gives them something to cheer about. >> they have been playing the series since 2006.

baltimore leads overall. the team split 3-3. the nats have only won the season series once in 2007. will there be a triple crown winner for the first time since 1978? the odds are obviously not good, but the camp of the kentucky derby winner, i'll have another, is certainly having a good time in the charm city. trainer doug o'neil has been hanging out with ravens coach. he threw out the first pitch at an orioles game and grubbing on maryland crabs. he says his horse is ready for the second leg. >> i'll have another is a monster. he shows it to us every day. we are really blessed to be able to be part of him and his exercise and his racing. >> racing getting started today. the black eyed susan stakes, all women jockeys. all bets go to support breast cancer. kristen berset, cancer survivor herself has been reporting on

that herself. in lingerie is the horse that won today. trending everywhere, rg3 on leno. he showed off his trademark socks, gave a pair to jay and the guest who was there before him. then the man who seems to be able to do it all showed off another talent. listen up. >> human beat box in all. griffin also talked about proposing it his girlfriend, now fiance, of course. they want to hold off on the wedding. he needs to learn the play book first. he has his priorities. good stuff. back to you. >> you can't plan a wedding and a play book at the same time. >> he has a lot going on. rg3, we need you completely focused. all right, that is it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> derek is back at 7:00. have a great weekend, everyone.