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>> gunfire breaks out at the subway. tonight, two people are being treated for injuries while police are asking questions of two suspects they say were behind the shooting. it all happened earlier today at the rockville montgomery station. >> ken is live there with more. ken. >> reporter: this all happened in broad daylight in front of dozens of metro riders. this suspected shooter did know one of his targets. the 16-year-old. the second person, an 18-year- old woman just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. what has so many people concerned and upset out here tonight is that those involved seem to be either teenagers or young adults. 9news was there on the ground when police arrested the shooting suspect. he isn't being identified by name, but investigators say this youthful looking male is responsible for opening fire inside the tunnel of a crowded metro station. he took off on foot and was caught at a gas station just blocks away. >> pulled the guy, put him to

the ground and yelled at him, don't move. and all of a sudden, commotion kept going. >> hours later, a second suspect would be taken into custody. investigators say the gunman shot his 16-year-old target in the league. the 18-year-old woman who was at the wrong place at the wrong time was grazed by another round. both are expected to be okay. police and metro riders alike are stunned by what happened here. >> it's ridiculous. the whole world has gone nuts. >> i don't know if it's because of money or whatever, but it shouldn't happen. >> metro riders who commute in and out of the rockville metro station are left fearing something like this could happen again. >> you never can tell what can happen. >> you hold your phone with your fist. you keep an eye on everything and you pray that you will get there. >> back out live here, police are not identifying anyone involved and they aren't giving a motive behind the shooting.

we know that second suspect that was taken into custody was hours after the first suspect. what police are trying to figure out is what role this person may have played in this shooting. we're live in rockville tonight. 9news now. >> thank you, ken. we're talking about 80 million shares traded in the first minute alone. that's how facebook opened up this morning for its much anticipated initial public offering. the price moved higher before settling down to the $38 listing price on wall street. the social networking site is worth more than $100 billion making it the most valuable company to ever go public. but ceo, mark zuckerberg, says that's not the goal. >> our mission isn't to be a public company. our mission is to make the world more open and connected. >> in eight years, facebook grown from an idea in a harvard dorm room to a network with 900 million users. but now it has to turn a profit for investors. the stock closed at $38.23 and

one analyst says that means everyone who bought that stock today has already lost money. president obama and seven other world leaders are meeting in frederick county, maryland tonight for the g8 summit. this will be the first meeting in the united states since 2004 and it will be the largest gathering of world leaders ever to assemble at camp david. on the agenda, growing the world economy. not to mention energy and climate issues. fears of violent or disruptive demonstrations have not been realized yet. one protest site in frederick with that. gary. >> residents who were nervous are after an uneventful day are relieved tonight. >> no bomb, no tank. >> the biggest demonstration of the day was this afternoon parade from the library to baker park. >> as far as what was anticipated and what really happened. >> tom lives across the street, used to be his parent's

home. his love of history on display. >> abe lincoln, he's the man. >> from tom's sidewalk. >> you can see a house that abe lincoln visited during the civil war. >> the statue of liberty, confederate and union. >> it's my feeling of patriotism to do this. >> contemporary soldiers, too. >> this is a desert storm soldier. >> and nearby -- >> this is a tribute to the fallen. >> tom still remembering the vietnam. >> the year of combat was like a lifetime. >> i saw a lot of guys get killed in vietnam. >> when he came home, he saw demonstrators. >> there were groups of people yelling at us and spitting at us and spitting on us. >> watching today. >> brought back a lot of old memories from back at that time. >> but perhaps surprisingly. >> we got right to do it, it's fine. actually, i fought for that right for him to do that. so be it.

that's america. >> we are in baker park across the street where tomorrow, there will be some more of those so be it, that's america demonstrations. back to you. >> all right, gary, thanks. take a look at this video out of chicago where thousands of nurses and other protesters gathered for a noisy, but mostly peaceful celebration. it's the largest protest ahead of the two-day nato summit and that's expected to draw bigger demonstrations. the crowd seemed to be fired up on economic issues, which have little to do with nato meetings. >> president obama's birth certificate is making headlines again. he will consider keeping the president off of the november ballot until he can verify the document. a republican, but says he is not a so-called birther. he wants officials in hawaii to confirm they have the birth certificate in their possession. parents in georgia made an

agonizing position to amputate her hand and remaining foot. she underwent that procedure today. her body is under attack by a vicious flesh eating bacteria. the tiny invaders entered her thigh when she suffered a cut during an outing on a river she fell from a zip line. they are awe struck by amy's on going courage. in a few hours, a private spacecraft will launch bound for the international space station. the dragon cargo ship built by space x will carry food and equipment to the astronauts. it is scheduled to blast off tomorrow morning at 4:55 and will become the first commercial spacecraft to dock with the space station. should servicemen and women be exempt from gun laws in the district? according to the d.c.ist, republican congressman of georgia submitted an amendment yesterday that would allow members of the military to carry firearms in public. current law allows guns inside the home, but not outside. >> imagine seeing the final moments of your child's life on

video tape. trayvon martin's mother experienced that horror last night when she watched this surveillance video from a convenience store. we still do not know who started the confrontation that began as martin was talking to his girlfriend on his cell phone. here's what she told police. >> what did you hear trayvon saying? >> what are you following me for? >> what are you doing around here? >> some of the cases most important evidence is yet to be made public, including zimmerman's three interviews with police and his cell phone records. zimmerman sent text messages with offensive language about the leaders of a justice for trayvon rally. same sex couples have the right to get divorced in maryland, even though the state doesn't allow them to marry. a prince georges county judge must grant a divorce to a couple married out of state, but now wanting to separate in maryland. same sex marriage becomes legal in maryland in the year 2013.

at georgetown university today, the keynote speaker found herself loudly interrupted. a handful of people heckled secretary, kathleen sebelias. she was delivering a speech. >> having spent my entire life in public service -- >> outside, about 20 other people protested her appearance at georgetown. they call her a proabortion politician and say she has no business speaking at a catholic institution. a spokesperson for georgetown says the school invited her to speak not about government policy, but about her life in public service. after the break, can you imagine the heart ache involved in planning your own child's funeral? >> we'll take you inside a program aimed at saving troubled teens. plus, a beer company forced to take down an ad because of a

drug reference. we'll show you how the picture came out next. i'm meteorologist topper shutt. 76 today, just about average. weekend looks okay, we're making some changes. we'll show you the weekend weather. upper 40s and 50s to startment and 50s and 60s by 8:00 and very nice by 10:00. 66, 72. we'll tell you which day will be the better of

9 wants you to know about a unique program that is serving as a deterant for teenagers. >> it's called reset. andrea mccarren shows us one element that is hard to forget. >> you're about to see a parent go through a brutal exercise. planning their own child's funeral. at the funeral home doorway, 17- year-old samantha hands her baby over to her father,

justin. the teenager will be considered dead for the next hour. >> justin -- with the help of funeral director, justin must plan a final good-bye for his daughter and care for his four month old granddaughter. >> if you would be able to just tell me a little bit about your daughter. >> i'm as close with her as i should have been or wish i was. it's hard to talk about right now. >> samantha is in the room invisible. a virtual ghost witnessing her father's pain. >> would you say she had a lot of friends? >> yes, sir. >> perhaps we could get a casket that is white and people can sign it. a matching one will go in samantha's casket. >> she'll be able to know it was with her mom at one time. >> she won't remember really anything. i don't think she'll remember anything about her mom, but she'll have that teddy bear to hold on to. >> her father's pain is about

to deepen. >> there are really several kinds. >> first thing she showed me was the price, that doesn't really matter. i want the best for her. talking about the teddy bears and where to bury her, that's probably the worst part. >> i can guess. probably get whatever you want. might take me longer, but i'll get it, okay? >> as a parent herself, samantha feels the heartbreak. >> she'll see how much her mom was loved and later on we'll get a monument and how we can make that more personal. also to samantha. you can come this way. >> it's interesting, you get two years to plan a wedding and three days to plan a funeral. we'll help you through this process. >> i feel like we have a second chance that we need to spend more time together. >> i couldn't imagine that being there for her.

>> the exercise is designed to make teenagers see how their families would be affected by their premature death. but in the case of justin and samantha, it could lead to their being closer in life. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> in centerville, maryland, andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> visit to the funeral home is one element of the four night reset program. although many of the teenagers are referred by the court system or their own parents, the class is available to anybody under the age of 21. if you want more information, go to our website, wusa9.com and look under 9 wants you to know. tonight's health alert is an urgent warning from poison control centers about these new super concentrated pods pods or packets of laundry detergent. brightly colored pods that may look like candy and young children have bitten into or swallowed them. the membrane dissolves as soon

as it gets wet and the detergent goes into the child's throat. if you have these products in your home with young children or even pets, make sure they are locked away. facebook's ipo wasn't the block buster some were anticipating. it wasn't a disaster either. that's what some of the big time experts would like you to believe. tonight, derek is not so sure. do you have some insider information we don't have? >> anita, i do. not scientific, it's from my niece and nephew, both of whom i used to catch up with regularly via facebook chat. not so much lately and now they tell me twitter and instay gram instagram. facebook is mobile, but facebook is older, getting tired, and over populated with a bunch of folks they don't want to talk to. i think that means us, anita.

in the real world, facebook doesn't make any money on those mobile users. they are counting on how everyone used to use facebook, that is hanging out on their home page for hours, setting up status updates and all that. you know what? even i don't do that anymore, do you? did you hear? the only reason facebook stock price didn't dip below that $38 opening was the bankers. desperately buying it up trying to protect their own investment. let's be real. facebook still has more than 900 million users. it's the most popular website in the world, but worth $100 billion? well the only experts who really matter may have already begun voting with their feet. anita. >> we'll have to see, derek. we'll have to see. if youhead over to the let's be real home page. roll over feature. okay, things you don't expect to see together.

kim kardashian and a diploma. snooki and a book of hymns. marion barry and the word crack. that last one happened. there they were, a picture of barry and the line, crack one open d.c. this was an ad from a local brewery. the brewery took the ad down. >> that was bad taste and that was a long time ago. >> exactly. all right, saturday perfect, sunday okay. i mean -- >> really perfect? >> a few high clouds. >> not perfect ski weather, but perfect otherwise. >> exactly. exactly. let's start with a live look outside. we're looking at a very nice evening. weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 63 downtown. our high was 76 today which is average for this time of year. notice the dew point in the mid 40s. winds calm, pressure on the rise. so temperatures are going to fall tonight. we are looking at 40s again in

the suburbs tonight. low 50s downtown. stuff out in the plains doesn't concern us right now. it's this system off the southeast coast. well, it has to sit and spin for a while. and it's going to drift northward. we are seeing high clouds moving north. for the most part, mostly sunny skies. but then on sunday, that system moves north, it will throw some clouds our way. we should be dry throughout most, if not all of sunday, but it's not going to be as pretty. here's the deal. great for the preakness. that has not changed. don't forget the sunscreen, okay? may sun is the equivalent of july sun. that's how strong may sun is, because it's in the 70s, we don't think about putting it on. it's going to be great for the joint service open house and air show at andrews. the better of the two days will be saturday, but both days are

fine. go to our website, we have a list of things we can bring in and can't bring in. maybe a shower late or by evening, especially east of i- 95. all right, overnight, clear and kind of chilly again. not quite as chilly as last night. winds east, northeast at 10. by morning, sunny with a cool start. grab the sunscreen. 40s and 50s and a rapid warmup. mostly sunny and just beautiful. temperatures 75 to 80 in the afternoon. and winds out of the east at 10. easterly winds will continue and that will make a difference on sunday. preakness post time 6:05. a dry, fast track. we shall see what happens. all right, you'll make 70 tomorrow. 74 in cumberland. maybe 81 in culpeper. upper 70s in manassas and fairfax and leesburg. upper 70s downtown. only 70 by the coast and with that easterly flow, temperatures are going to struggle to get to 70.

so consequently, just remember that if you're on the water and a small craft advisory has been posted. next seven days, a better chance for showers on monday. shower and storms possible on tuesday and wednesday and then, the timing could be nice. upper 80s as we get into friday. next weekend, the unofficial beginning to summer. >> memorial day. pool is open, i can't wait. >> i can tell. okay, the battle of the beltway. orioles. that's all you need to know. a lot of nats red and orioles orange at nats park tonight. as expected, battle of the beltway comes down to one pitch. nick markakis, see you later. second leg of the triple crown coming up. the derby winner getting disrespected and how to distract a

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hey there. 36,000 plus in the house tonight. third largest of the season on south capital and they saw a good one. it was billed as a game featuring two young and up and coming teams. it did not disappoint. all love and man hugs early. bryce harper and adam jones, two young guns there. first inning, this is like a gieseer shot. that goes 25 feet in the air. 1-0 o's. ian desmond, i just crush a lot. sixth home run, we're tied. i smell extra innings. nick markakis. nats with a chance in the 11th. adam laroche mr. reliable, not tonight. baltimore wins it 2-1. tough loss, great game. >> great showing from the fans, obviously our fans are out strong. it's nice to play in front of a packed house. fun and exciting game. extra innings with your cross

town rivals. the bullpen pitched good. one pitch, ball game. >> no surprise, this was a pitcher's duel. edwin jackson, excellent performance tonight. he was brilliant in defeat. but afterwards he took the loss like a man. >> old fashioned country battle. it was well played baseball on both ends. nobody gave up. i mean, we end up losing the game, but we fought hard out there tonight. >> good news, davey johnson says mike mohr is is ahead of schedule. which is when they thought they would be back. morris hasn't played a single game because of a strained muscle. all right, even a kentucky derby win can't make odds makers believe in i'll have another, even though he ran down at churchill downs, he is a slight underdog heading into

saturday's preakness, but his owner says that's all right. doug o'neil says he respects the trainer who has won the preakness five times, but i hope all those people betting are regretting it saturday night. post time shortly after 6:00. all right, finally, this is how you distract a pro. kevin garnett at the line tonight. against the 76ers. check out the guy in the corner there. 600 pounds of man right there. >> did it work? >> it worked. he missed. and the celtics lost. >> wow. >> wow. that's how you distract a pro. that guy is right over there. >> they were carting him around the league. he'll get seats behind every free throw. >> there is an eclipse this weekend. >> west of here. >> that was it right there. >> we'll be righ