goldman shares fell 1.8%. but the rumored interested buyer, state street, bucked the weak tone today to end 1.5%. that made it the strongest stock in the weakest sector. no comment from either bank. energy came out of energy stocks with coal miners digging new lows. alpha natural resources plunged over 9% today alone, pushing down to a new 52-week low. shares have lost 81% of their value in the past 12 months as softening steel demand and low natural gas prices hurt demand for metallurgical and thermal coal. thermal coal is used by electricity power plants. others fall included patriot coal, down more than 13%. walter energy off 6.6% and peabody, down almost 5%. as for key coal customers, the steelmakers? a.k. steel fell sharply, down 14%. goldman sachs cut its rating to sell, expecting steel prices to remain weak. u.s. steel fell 6.5%. both are at new 52 week lows. and steel dynamics dropped almost 5%. coal wasn't the only energy source feeling the heat of selling. the european concerns continue weighing on o

they cannot find anyone they say it was reported that a man fell and around 10:30 p.m.ants game. roads in the tampa bay area are washed out. that is due to all the water from the massive storm off the coast and is not want to let up for a least a few days. tropical storm debbie is moving at a snail's pace. over 2 ft. of rain could fall still in some places. the l.a. dodgers security was beefed up over the fear of fan violence. police officers this time are dressed up as dodgers fans. they want to make sure that everything stays calm. >> mark: watching the markets, we were down yesterday and then upper it seems like we're on a roller-coaster. >> pretty much, we're going nowhere slowly. a lot of trading action, we are waiting for europe to collapse, we are waiting for u.s. profits to see what will happen. most expectations are for a slowdown and the companies are saying that. they are hiring fewer people here in america we demand profits because we like capitalism. >> mark: microsoft is spending $1.2 billion of the san francisco company called yammer. >> the good thing ab

a massive fire in fells point.ditions for firefighters and concern about materials inside the building. >> jerry sandusky faces his accusers. the revealing testimony as his child sex abuse trial begins. >>> the presidential campaign comes to maryland. i'm pat warren. find out what the big attraction is, maryland with deep pockets. >> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. "eyewitness news at 5:00" starts now. >>> fells point, fire consumes a building, with concerns about sensitive materials inside. >> the difficulties for crews battling intense heat. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm denise koch. >> a five-alarm fire sends heavy smoke through fells point. the burning building contains combustible materials. meghan mccorkell explains, there are more than 100 firefighters on the scene. meghan? >> reporter: yeah, mary, and another big story here around here. you can take a look at this gridlocked traffic. they are rerouting traffic all around this fire scene. and you can see tr

the guy fell.o at this point, you know, we'll go in and look at the cell and see what it looks like. >> while violence between cell mates is always a possibility in prison for philip and curtis, living together as had the opposite effect. >> is that that nasty diabetic peanut butter? >> it has no taste to it. >> put the cookie on the peanut butter. >> i have to get rid of this stomach. >> dear heavenly father we thank you for this meal. >> old curt. curt is a good brother, man. he's a gentle giant. he brought a lot of balance into my life. we have been cellies for almost two years. >> stroud never imagined he'd have a cell mate. he used to be housed on indiana's death row living alone in a cell awaiting execution. >> i'm in prison for three counts of murder, three counts of robbery, two counts of dealing cocaine. i spent three years on death row. >> went on a robbery. half a million dollar score. it was a residence, a safe. three people, three innocent people ended up losing their life when they di

the fells point area.e coverage continues. live at wjz traffic control. kristy breslin has delays. >> reporter: yes, absolutely no access to south broadway, coming in or out of fells point. we also have blockages, south register between fleet street and eastern avenue. traffic is being detoured around the region. east and westbound traffic, detoured to pratt and alice anta. north of pratt street. that is detoured. best-case scenario, just avoid that area at all costs. as far as the rest of the region goes, a couple of new accidents. southbound accident, at 32 there blocking at this time left-hand lane. another crash at route 100. as far as delays go, plenty of them. northbound on the harrisburg expressway, jammed there from shawan road to belfast. top side inner loop, slowing there from york road to providence road. and the same situation on the west side inner loop. stop and go there from 70 to security. as far as other accidents go, 543 at church road. philadelphia road at fontana read lane. and gilford

traded shares fell on the reports as well down more than 4%. all five of the most actively traded exchange traded funds were down with the stiffest selling in the financial sector fund down 2.1%. and that's tonight's market focus. >> tom: more now on the impact of one of today's supreme court rulings in the stock market. the high court effectively upheld it's controversial ruling allowing corporations to spend freely on political issues and candidates. that brings us to tonight's word on the street: contribution. joe deaux is a reporter at thestreet.com. joe, we mentioned earlier the amount of money that is likely to be raised and spent by corporations this election cycle. are they taking sides with these campaign contributions? >> the idea after citizens united went through is that they were going to take sides and they were going to have this massive-- but what investors are starting to realize is that board members don't like to align themselves off when one party or one candidate. and shareholders of those companies are also pretty diversif

and the materials sector fell 8%. the energy sector losses were led by a pair of coal miners, alpha natural resources and peabody. coal has been under intense pressure thanks to low prices for natural gas. two of the biggest financial losers were in the headlines quite a bit this month. j.p. morgan for its big trading loss, and morgan stanley for the leading role it took the facebook stock sale. today, morgan stanley announced plans to buy another 14% stake in the smith barney brokerage from citigroup. shares of morgan stanley and j.p. morgan fell almost 23% this month. in today's trading, though, the financial sector was one of only three sectors up, led higher by regional bank sun-trust. shares gained 3.4% on heavier than usual volume. the company's mortgage business will settle a lending discrimination lawsuit, paying $21 million to 20,000 african- american and latino borrowers. federal prosecutors claimed sun- trust charged minorities higher loan fees. oil refinery tesoro is up against falling oil prices, and a po

one fell in the water.y did license plates check and they confirm that the two men came in this black bmw. we do not know where they are from. all we know is that the friend that fell into the water was wearing jeans and a dodgers jack at the time. because of the waves in the car if he could be further away from. . they will have helicopters back up as well. >>mark: thanks >>will: >>darya: to people are in custody today after beating at a pregnant woman on a bart train. there's a reasonable expectation of safety on this train especially in 3:00 in the afternoon. this woman was attacked as the train was pulled into concord station. you can see see is six months pregnant. >> day at my face and nose. i try to fight off the attackers. she could identify her attacker is and they have been arrested. >> i bake them not to hit me because i'm pregnant. the first thing i did was sit on the floor and government, with my laptop. they started punching me in my face and eyes in my ear. i they tried to cover my mouth when

of five alarm fire in downtown fells point.ghters have been on the scene since just before 2:00 this afternoon. at least one firefighter has been injured, but we are told that the injuries are minor. firefighters figured the roof would collapse so they were ordered to evacuate the interior quite some time ago. they are only fighting in from the outside. nearby residents and business owners have been evacuated as a precaution. traffic is a mess in that area. a record while fire rages on in new mexico and there is another one on the nevada-utah border that has turned deadly. chris clackum has the details. >> from flooding the wildfires, across the country, extreme conditions are making it a difficult and dangerous start to the summer season. >> children, when driven, the conditions have not been favorable. we have good reason to believe there are over 100 structures within that area that are damaged or destroyed. but this massive 20,000 acre blaze in the call right amount is consuming everything in its path. >> my house is gone a

shares fell hard, down almost 3%. volume more than quadrupled. the stock is at its lowest price since last august. another stock weighing on the consumer sector today was walgreen. shares fell almost another 3% today, bringing its two day losses to 8.6%. that's how much the stock has fallen since walgreen announced a $6.7 billion deal to buy almost half of european pharmacy giant alliance boots. several analysts downgraded the stock over worries about the retailers bet on europe. we saw two different stories from a couple of technology firms, jabil circuits and adobe systems. first, adobe, falling 2.7% on heavy volume. the company cut its revenue outlook as it continues to switch business models to one focused on selling subscriptions to its software like photoshop. that has slowed its growth. meantime, jabil circuits jumped almost 7% even though its latest quarterly results were disappointing. instead, investors focused on the company's announcement it has been selected as a key supplier for a mobile phone customer. jabil didn't announce who tha

dense smoke filled fells point around the 500 block of broadway. fire officials say it escalated to a five-alarm blaze. around 130 firefighters converged on the scene. neighboring businesses were evacuated as they successfully raced to contain the flames. the warehouse roof collapsed, forcing them to focus their efforts on every outside angle they could attack. two firefighters suffered minor injuries and were taken to area hospitals for treatment. longtime residents say they have never seen anything like this. >> i have never seen anything with quite this force behind it. and i saw these firefighters. they look like they beat it down to white smoke. and then of a the sudden it just came rolling back with a huge vengeance. >> city fire investigators will be back out at the scene later this morning to determine what started the fire. the b.g.e. website is reporting more than 100 people are still without power. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> two people are recovering after a late-night accident near patapsco state park. a man -- a woman turned her hy

united continental fell more than 7.5%. and discount carrier southwest fell almost 4%. in our exchange traded fund market flash, growth funds found the buyers. the tracking fund for the nasdaq 100, and the emerging markets e.t.f. were higher, with the rest of the most actively traded funds down. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: any indication it could be a long hot summer for invest, slowing u.s. economy, europe in turmoil, the election coming up, brings us to tonight's word on the street, survive, debra borchardt, you have been looking at streets that make profit. this spf for an investors portfolio in what could be a volatile summertime. >> that's right, as you heard from your guest earlier in the show, some of them are saying oh my god, i'm getting out of the market. but if you get out of the market, you have to be in it to win it. if you would have gotten out last summer would you have underperformed 10% and the summer before that 17%. so there are still good name force the summer. >> tom: one of the fills asset managers are pointing to is disney, walt d

. >> reporter: this man said a tree fell on his house another almost fell on him during a tv interviewsouth of tampa, authorities fond a woman dead in her home in orange beach, alabama mat waves swept a 32-year-old man out to sea. >> the currents were pulling him so far west he couldn't get there in time. >> reporter: until debby decides where she is going, people are more worried about water than wind. 12 inches of rain fell in tampa this weekend another two feet could follow. in pinellas county, florida police evacuated a mobile home park. >> it got higher. >> reporter: in sar so roads turned into an obstacle course. >> winds picked up all the trees were turned ways. debris was flying through the air. >> reporter: all of this makes it feel like debby is building up to something, hard to say what and when. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> this thing is drifting not moving, we are looking at incoming system that if going to move in and out providing clouds now comfortable but we will be looking at mist and drizzle. i'll explain, coming up. >>> nice break for commuters. we'll sho

81. >>> reality over spain's bank fell more than predicted on monday. stocks surged early on news spain agreed to $125 billion bank rescue fund, but win hours worries about italy, greece, and whether the loan terms would cripple spain's struggling economy. overseas this morning asian markets followed suit, reversing most of yesterday's gains. >>> news of slowing steel demand in china added to global economic fears, dragging steel makers here at home sharply lower. >>> oil prices retreated, settling down 65 cents near $83 a barrel. >>> apple dipped after they showed updated software, laptops and new mapping service at its annual developers conference. investors were definitely expected something meatier. >>> google slid 2% on news its maps will no longer be built in to most new iphones and ipads. >>> "the wall street journal" reports some higher ups at jpmorgan chase were aware of risky business practices by london-based traders two years before its multi-million-dollar trading loss. >>> humana and eight na have joined united health to have built in plan

. >> reporter: this man said a tree fell on his house another almost fell on him during a tv interview. south of tampa authorities fond a woman dead in her home in orange beach, alabama mat waves swept a 32-year-old man out to sea. >> the currents were pulling him so far west he couldn't get there in time. >> reporter: until debby decides where she is going people are more worried about water than wind. 12 inches of rain fell in tampa this weekend another two feet could follow. in pinellas county florida police evacuated a mobile home park. >> it got higher. >> reporter: in sar so roads turned into an obstacle course. >> winds picked up all the trees were turned ways. debris was flying through the air. >> reporter: all of this makes it feel like debby is building up to something hard to say what and when. scott goldberg abc news new york. >>> this thing is drifting not moving we are looking at incoming system that if going to move in and out providing clouds now comfortable but we will be looking at mist and drizzle. i'll explain coming up. >>> nice break for commuters. we'll show you

point. >> fells points and then locus point.hey're expecting them to cross the key bridge in the 8 o'clock hour. of course everything is estimated with the ships and the times and the wind and all that. i think it's still going to be a great day. >> reporter: it will be. thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: we want to mention our friend. marty, you helped get the story on the wjz eyewitness news. lumber hardware at lumber and ann street, a young woman did a tile mosaic of the 15 stars and stripes flag. it's 36 by 53. if you're driving down lumber street, look to your left at ann street and you will see it on the side of building. it's great. it took her about 3 weeks to do that. 6,000 pieces went in to making that moe saiz mosaic flag -- mosaic flag. >> this is an interesting thing. in fact, it's a yearlong event and it's putting fort mchenry on the map. people come to baltimore anyway. i think it's going to direct a lot of traffic to the fort that might not have gone there. that's a beautiful thing. it makes the license plates

continuing coverage of that huge baltimore blaze in fells point. a former nba star lands and to help spruce up a place for kids to enjoy e >> some rain is coming our way. >> we argued for some rain, and tomorrow is going to be the date -- we are due for some rain. >> just bring an umbrella with you tomorrow. the rain chances godown but do not disappear wednesday and thursday. most of the time it will not be raining, but it cools down midweek to around 80 or over 70's and then it warms up and dries out garrett kern >> the reagan start minicam tomorrow. -- ravens start minicamp tomorrow. >> thanks very much for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the guy fell.t this point we will go in and i will look at the cell and see what he looks like. >> while violence between cellmates is a possibility in prison, for phillip and curtis, living together had the opposite effect. >> is that that diabetic nasty peanut butter? why don't you put a cooko the peanut butter. that's not like the snack. >> all right. >> lawyer heavenly lord, we thank you for this meal. >> kurt is a good brother, man. he's a gentle giant. he brought a lot of balance into my life. we have been cellies for two years. >> stroud never imagined he would have a cellmate. he used to be housed on indiana's death row awaiting execution. >> i am in prison for three counts of murder, three counts of robbery and two counts of dealing cocaine. i spent three years on death row. i went on to robbery. a half million dollars scored. it was a residence and a safe. three people, three innocent people ending up their life when they didn't have to. they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were vo

a star-spangled salute from fells point. the story coming up here on wjz. >> and summer weather comes to maryland. any relief in sight? stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly sunny and 84 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. we're just a few days away from the start of one of the biggest events in baltimore history. the sale a bration will mark the bicentennial of the war of 1812. ron matz reports, one local woman is showing her pride with an amazing work of art. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: let the sale a bration begin. >> yes. auto right up here. >> you put it up here? >> we put it up here on the wall. >> on the side of the building. >> reporter: and lillian crowley is showing her pride, with her 6,000-piece glass mosaic of the 15-star american flag. >> i was thinking, what can i do patriotic? the flag. the flag, of course. >> reporter: customers are stopping outside their store, lombard hardware, a fell

the area is giving away just after rain fell. >>> they're not done with it to be just yet, to be is a slow mover. more sinkholes, exciting stuff,. we have a couple patches of fog out toward the coast line. it looks like for the afternoon, we will try to get back to the normal average. by the afternoon we should be five to about eight degrees warmer than yesterday. we will have more coming up in a bit. >>> more lanes are open to southbound traffic. you could see that it is flowing pretty nicely going into san francisco. so far no brake lights coming out of the altamont pass. into this half-day, most of these sensors are picking up top speeds. so the eastbound lanes on highway 4, it looks like it now has been picked up. >>> it looks like police say that he was armed and talked with police officers that went to his home yesterday. the man was wanted for the child said abuse and a parole violation. the break-in happened at a local office police say the thieves made off with thousands of dollars a in a computer hard drive. >>> you are looking at to half a million dollars' worth of stuff st

men's wearhouse fell almost 19% after a weak profit outlook. the company blames a drop in sales of uniforms in the united kingdom for the disappointment. a mixed finish in our exchange traded fund market flash, the s&p 500 and emerging market funds were the two gainers among the five most actively traded e.t.f.s. and that's tonight's "market foc >> tom: the presidential election is still months away, but the republicans claimed a small victory today in fundraising. republican contender mitt romney raised more than $76 million in may. president obama brought in $60 million. romney raised all his money on pushing a platform of small government and lower taxes. sylvia hall breaks down romney's plan as we continue our coverage of the 2012 election, jobs and the economy. >> reporter: speaking behind a podium labeled "putting jobs first," mitt romney sends his message to crowds across america. >> instead of having a government take your money, and throwing it at their bad ideas, i want to lower the tax rates and simplify the tax code, and get the ame

fell from the sky. chunk of ice falls and anyone's guess exactly where it came from. >> also a judge ruled a ding 0really did have something to do with the death of a baby. 30-year-old case comes to a close. >> and apple announces the new product. what to expect. >> then later on "nightline". >> hello. one teen incredible weight loss transformation year after surgery. plus the flip side of the economic melt down in the multi-million dollar homes of the point 1% right [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. of. >> it's a bird it's a plane. no. maybe it's a piece of ice that fell out of the sky and through somebody's roof in fremont. allen wong has more on the mystery from above. allen. >> nob

he fell at least 100 feet and there is no railing upon the cliff where the boy fell. >>> al qaeda is second in command. u.s. commissions found they were the target of a drone strike that killed 15 people. if he was killed it would be the biggest blow to al qaeda since osama bin laden. they are not doing anything about the uprising in syria. >>> and just a month after he took office, walker angered union members with a proposal for bargaining rights. they show they are in a tight race with milwaukee mayor tom bear. >>> and they are heading to the poles, we'll see some changes on their ballots for the june primary, nine have no incumbents because the districts are redrawn. there are cephalocall measures on the -- there are several local measures and this may set a record for lowest turnout ever. they estimate no more than 6 million californians will cast in today's primary and that's just 3 5% of all registered voters and that will be a steep drop when the turnout was 58% and back then the primary was held in february. >>> santa clara was busy and so far they have only received the 36,

fell on him during a tv interview. south of tampa authorities found a woman dead in her home. alabama in orange beach, a 32- year-old man was swept out to sea. >> occurrence or falli>> occurrence were pulling. >> 12 inches of rain fell on tampa this weekend and another two feet could follow. it could be thursday or friday. the storm is still producing heavy rain from panama city to apalachicola and it towards tampa. >> police evacuated a mobile home park in florida. >> it got higher and higher and we started grabbing our stuff. >> in sarasota, an obstacle course. >> all the trees were turned sideways. debris was flying. what's all this makes it feel like debby is building up to something. it is hard to say what and when. anyone who says they know where the storm is going is not telling the truth. >> abc news reporting. >> tough times all over the place. it is concerning in many parts of the country. >> around here we have a slight chance of a few severe thunderstorms, southern maryland towards tidewater, virginia, the

a giant oak tree that fell during this storm. taking the porch off of this house. the top of the tree through the roof, into the bedroom. luckily, the family was downstairs. now they've moved out to plan repairs. in bethesda, news 4. >> our live team coverage of these wicked storms continues in a full hour of news 4. >> reporter: i'm jackie bensen in bethesda. lights out. a four-way stop. so stop already. i'll have that story coming up. >>> trees down over here. power lines down over there. traffic signals, out up there. but you haven't seen anything yet. i'm pat collins, more storm stories from fairfax coming up. news 4.

fell from the sky. chunk of ice falls and anyone's guess exactly where it came from. >> also a judge ruled a ding 0really did have something to do with the death of a baby. 30-year-old case comes to a close. >> and apple announces the new product. what to expect. >> then later on "nightline". >> hello. one teen incredible weight loss transformation year after surgery. plus the flip side of the economic melt down in the multi-million dollar homes of the point 1% right homes of the point 1% right afterÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑaÑañ of. >> it's a bird it's a plane. no. maybe it's a piece of ice that fell out of the sky and through somebody's roof in fremont. allen wong has more on the mystery from above. allen. >> nobody was injured but it could have easily killed someone on the ground. it happened around 5:50 yesterday evening. now the faa trying to track down which plane were in that area. object one of the hottest days of the year something very cold fell from the sky. >> we were inside the house and we he