didn't happen. >> and facebook folds nearly flat, a look at one of the most hyped stock market debuts ever and the future of the social media giant. we begin with that shooting outside a maryland metro station. good evening. i'm laura evans. >> i'm shawn yancy. two teenagers were hit, one an innocent bystander. tonight a suspect is in custody. fox 5's maureen umeh is working the story for us. >> police say one of the victims, a 16-year-old boy, was the intended target of the shooting they say was sparked by an ongoing dispute. it happened just after 2:30 friday afternoon just outside the tunnel of the bustling rockville metro station. police say gunshots rang out and when it was over, two people had been hit, a 16-year- old boy shot at least once and an 18-year-old woman grazed by another round. police say the woman was an innocent bystander. >> the shooter and primary victim aren in to one another. this is not a strange-based event. >> as i said to the policeman here guns? and he said they're everywhere, but this is so peaceful. that's why it's kind of like not here. >> reporter: police say both victims suffered nonlife threatening injuries and were taken to the hospital for treatment. less than 10 minutes after the shooting police swarmed a nearby shell gas station and took a suspect into custody. a weapon was recovered. metro passengers say they're shocked by the violence. >> it's terrible. i come through here like just about every day and nothing like this ever happened. >> it's actually kind of scary. i get off here every day and this is really unknown for here for the rockville station. >> reporter: late friday evening police located and were questioning another person of interest wanted in connection with the crime. they say the shooting appears to have stemmed from an ongoing dispute between the victim and shooter but wouldn't say what the dispute was. about metro passengers say even though the danger appears to be over, they say the incident is a reminder crime can happen anywhere any time. >> it just sort of makes you aware there's a lot of violence in our society and that's scary. >> the victims' conditions are not known. police continue to investigate. service was never disrupted. te we are learning new details about the victim of a deadly car crash today in bowie. anastasia smith was killed early this morning, a passenger in the red car there stopped at a red light at routes 197 and 50. a car rear-ended the vehicle smith was in. a third car was also hit. smith was a cosmetology graduate from navada hair salon. the manager was also smith's friend. she said smith was a special person. >> i will miss her style and the way that she wore color, the way that she expressed herself with color. i really love her laughter and how she, you know, really brightened my day. >> police say the driver of the striking car was hurt and taken to the hospital for treatment. investigators say speed and alcohol contributed to the crash. it's a story you will see only on fox 5, a young man from brentwood, maryland, jailed for months for a crime he did not commit. the man is now free and he's speaking out about his ordeal. fox 5's john henrehan has the exclusive on this story. >> reporter: 20-year-old ryan dorm says he and a friend decided on the evening of friday, february 3rd , to go get drinks and chips from the little store at the lowest priced gas station on rhode island avenue in brentwood. ryan's friend was wearing a ski mask on that cold night. a pair of plainclothes prince george's county police officers thought they looked suspicious and entered the store focusing on the young man in the ski mask. ryan walked out of the store but was accosted on perry street a couple blocks away. the prosecutors office says video surveillance from perry street shows that a gun carried by one of the plainclothesmen discharged as he hit ryan over the head with the weapon. >> i thought i was going to be shot. >> reporter: do d you think these guys were robbers or -- did you think these guys were robbers or what? >> i didn't know what he was. >> reporter: did he ever say we're police? >> never said nothing to me, even to the point of putting the handcuffs on me never said nothing to me. >> reporter: ryan dorm spent 3 1/2 months in jail on a charge of assaulting one of the two officers. a spokesman for the prosecutors office says all charges will now be dropped against ryan. his attorney jimmy bell is angry about the incarceration and about the fact that prosecutors have refused to hand over the security video, especially since it contradicts the officer's first story that the gun discharged when ryan dorm allegedly lurched for a weapon. >> a public has a right to know when their public servants paid by our tax dollars, if they're doing this type of behavior, the public needs to know. >> reporter: again prosecutors say the security video shows the weapon discharged when ryan was whacked in the head by the cop. luckily the bullet missed every one. the two police officers have not been on regular duty since the incident. ryan just got out of jail yesterday. today the prosecutors office said all charges remaining against ryan dorm will be dropped and a decision will be made soon as to waterworn or more of the police officers involved in thiness -- whether one or more of the police officers involved in the incident may be charged. the attorney representing dorm jimmy bell says his client is going to sue prince george's county. supreme court justice stephen breyer startinged by burglars for the second time in three months. authorities say -- targeted by burglars for the second time in three months. authorities say his home was burglarized for the third time this month. no one was home at the time unlike in february at breyer's vacation home in nevis. breyer and his houseguests at the time were threatened with a machete by a gardener who took $1,000. today jurors in the john edwards corruption trial asked to see specific evidence including a list of all exhibits and office supplies, among them a note from heiress and donor rachel bunny mellon. they'll have to decide if edwards committed a crime during his 2008 presidential campaign when he used money from wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards denies breaking any campaign finance laws. day one of the g-8 summit is over for world leaders meeting at camp david. it's the largest gathering of leaders to ever stay at the presidential retreat in the maryland mountains. presidents and prepares began arriving before dawn. the discussion will focus on world security. the most intense talks are likely to be on the euro crisis, food security also another priority. in fact, the president announced $3 billion in private sector pledges to fight hunger in africa. he will ask other g-8 leaders to make similar efforts. >> the wealthiest nation on earth, i believe the united states has a moral obligation to lead the fight against unger and malnutrition and to partner with other -- hunger and malnutrition and to partner with others. >> at the nato meetings coming up and protestors will most likely meet there as well. demonstrators are gathered just outside of camp david. fox 5's tom fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: fairmont, maryland, population 6,000, but this weekend that number is going up. ahead of the g-8 economic summit this small town in western maryland is as close as anyone who is not invited to catch david will get to camp david -- camp david will get to camp david. >> we're used to presidential visits. they occur all the time. >> reporter: corporal jason west of the frederick county sheriff's office says beefed up federal, state and local law enforcement are ready for any protests. >> there may be more than this. there may be no more that show up. regardless we are prepared for whatever situation arises. >> reporter: so far, though, the protestors have left fairmont's locals unimpressed. >> just protecting my business. >> reporter: sheryl jones says just the idea of occupy protestors is driving away customers. >> kind of keeping the people down. clients are kind of staying away. >> reporter: the protestors will say this is exactly where they should be because in their view the g-8 summit represents how economic decisions on wall street will affect main streets like this one. okay. not all of them will talk to you. >> do not give interviews to mainstream and i especially do not give interviews to news. >> reporter: others are sounding off on everything from food safety to global economics. >> i'm kind of against the idea that all 7 billion of us on this planet are being represented by economic decisions made by eight people. >> you have a bipartisan revolt among patriots who recognize what's happening right now. >> reporter: overall locals say they don't expect any trouble from the protest on everies. >> this is a pretty quiet -- protestors. >> this is a pretty quiet town and not a lot happens out here. >> reporter: the protestors say while folks in thurmont may stare they have been polite. >> people give weird looks at something they don't understand sometimes, but, you know, we're just here trying to make a presence. i guess we do stand out. >> reporter: what remains to be seen is if the g-8 leaders up on that mountain will get along as well as the folks down here in thurmont. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news >> well, it was a picture perfect day, still is tonight. temperatures are mild. this is a live picture from northwest d.c. there is a lot going on this weekend between the preakness and the andrews airshow. what can we expect as far as temperatures? let's check in with fox 5 gary mcgrady in the weather center. >> i think pretty comfortable. it's going to be warmer than normal, but i don't think we will be over 80 degrees and the humidity looks like it's going to stay in check this weekend. we have to deal with a few clouds. we've seen some today. we'll see some tomorrow and sunday as well. let me show you temperatures now. in some places it is so great, 66 in town, 54 culpeper, fredericksburg 60, but still a real great day has turned into a very nice evening. there are clouds down to the south. they'll pretty much be there all weekend long. area of low pressure along the coast and that is kind of pushing those clouds up our way. clouds are a little thicker down to the south, temperature in town right around 54 degrees. especially north and west of town will be in the upper 40s. what the heck. tomorrow is the 137th running of the preakness. it looks like it's going to be dry most importantly. it won't be a sloppy track. we'll have a few high clouds. temperatures will be probably in the upper 70s or so compost time. that will be later in the evening -- come post time. that will be later in the evening. sunday pretty good. we'll have a few more clouds, full forecast coming up. facebook has made its public debut in one of the most anticipated ipos ever, but it didn't quite live up to all of the hype. we look at what this could mean for the future of the company. >> and coming up on the news edge another big break for detectives in prince george's county if they get three more accused burglars off the street. facebook founder mark zuckerberg rang the nasdaq opening bell today to start the biggest day in his company's history. wall street actually traveled to zuckerberg taking the opening bell on the road to menlo park, california. after epic hype for months trading for the year's most eagerly awaited initial public offering did not go perfectly. nasdaq revealed details of a glitch that impacted early trading. in the end the facebook stock gained about 23 cents today. fox 5's wisdom martin is here with details. >> the experts say think back to the days of google, krispy kreme and some of the other big name ipos when they came out. most of them had huge first day runs and even ran up a couple months. facebook was hoping for the same kind of success. the much anticipated, much hyped facebook stock initially hit the market at $38 per share. while some consumers couldn't wait -- >> i haven't been interested in stock for ai think it's a good i like what they're doing. >> reporter: -- others stayed away from this one. >> i don't have the money. >> i think this one round with this one company is really hyped up. i think it's a matter waiting 30, 60, 90 days and buying at the right time. >> i did not buy any today. >> reporter: why? >> because it was too rich for my blood. it was a little expensive. >> reporter: are you going to buy any in the future? >> i don't know. we'll have to see where it goes. >> reporter: it went as high as $45 closed at $38.23, yes, a whopping 23 cents above the initial offering price. part of the problem for the lackluster opening day was a glitch by nasdaq that caused a 30 minute delay. experts say it was almost 2 1/2 hours before its trade messages were working normally. >> i put in a limited order with my broker still sitting there unfilled. >> there was so much demand they couldn't match the buyers and sellers. so that created the delay which created some concern and so it got off to a rocky start. >> reporter: the director of financial planning with edelman services says what really happened was kind of a flop for facebook. >> what the stock market is going to do to facebook is say that's great that you did this. you accumulated all these users and have all this opportunity. where's the profit and where's the profit not just from what you've already got, where's the profit going forward? >> reporter: he says what happens next with facebook is anybody's guess. >> forget what have you done for me lately. it's what are you going to do for me next? that's the problem. >> he says most stocks, in fact, 60%, trade below their ipo price within three years. bottom line, be a smart investor. don't chase one company just because you use it and remember, diversify and don't put all your eggs in one basket. >> always good advice, wisdom martin, thanks. facebook stock now makes bono the richest musician in the world stealing the title from sir paul mccartney. according to british magazine, facebook's ipo will substantially boost bono's wealth. the u2 front man's private equity firm bought 2.3% of the shares in facebook for ninety- three million dollars three years ago, the shares now valued at 1.5 billion. we all know there are traffic cameras to catch us speeding and running red lights. in d.c. there will soon be cameras to catch drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians trying to cross the street. fox 5's matt ackland explains. >> reporter: the law is clear in d.c. if there's a crosswalk, the pedestrian has the right-of- way. but the law is often ignored. these are good examples. first watch as this woman crosses in an suv and metrobus -- and an suv and metrobus don't bother to stop. a short time later it happens again. this man enters the crosswalk, but cars keep moving. >> i did read the sign that did say that it was d.c. law that they were supposed to stop. so that kind of encouraged me to go across. i was kind of wondering how i'd get across the street with all the traffic going by. >> that's behavior that we want to stop that's very dangerous. >> reporter: many d.c. leaders support the enforcement of the crosswalk law but say before cameras are put in place the amount of the fine needs to be reviewed. >> when people get hit with the fine at $250, i mean that's quite an impact. >> the more and more we use cameras to ticket people, the more we need to reduce the size of the fines. >> reporter: we're told d.c. police plan to use eight cameras for the crosswalk enforcement. this technology will be mobile. so the cameras could pop up anywhere across the district. a good idea, most agree, the only issue, the cost of the fine. >> you cross the line and a camera catches you, $250 just for that, that's outrageous. that's not necessary. >> it should be higher, at least 500 bucks. >> we wanted to know how much this new camera enforcement program would generate for the district of columbia. well, one council member gave us a conservative estimate of $175,000 a year, but once again that's a conservative estimate. in the newsroom matt ackland, fox 5 news. demonstrators protested outside pepco shareholders meeting today in northwest d.c. the group claims nearly 50 shareholders were blocked from attending that meeting. those shareholders intended to challenge pepco's ceo's pay raise, the $499 million tax refund and its request for a $42 million rate hike. >> we're not paying their taxes. they're taking my money. it's our money! >> i'm tired of lies! >> pepco says it let all shareholders know the necessary documentation they needed to provide to taney the meeting and also say they -- to attend the meeting and also say they allowed in more than signed up to attend and seated as many people as possible. busy weekend throughout our area this weekend. the preakness stakes tomorrow. will the kentucky champ make a run and end the three decade drought? >> plus what you need to know if you're headed to the airshow at andrews air force base. we're back in a few. 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[ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. take metro if you want to see the 2012 joint service open house and airshow. andrews air force base is hosting this weekend's airshow saturday and sunday. however, there's no parking for unapproved cars. the blue angels and golden knights will be performing. today on fox 5 morning news we got a preview of what you can expect. >> you're going to see a lot of marine corner aviation as we celebrate their 100th year. you'll see aircraft and helicopters from every service because this base, joint base andrews is, a total force base. we have active duty guard and reserve and enjoy soldier, sailors, airmen, marines and coastguard. >> you have to take a shuttle bus from fedex field parking to get to the airshow. inbound buses to the event will stop running at 1 p.m. another big event this weekend, the 137th annual preakness stakes at pimlico race course tomorrow. kentucky derby champ i'll have another will be looking for another win, but he'll have some stiff competition. fox 5's lindsay murphy has his story tonight. >> at tomorrow's preakness stakes features an 11-horse race but it appears to be a two- horse affair. many say the winner will be i'll have another or body meister who was the favorite at the derby. i'll have another beat the speedster two weeks ago beat the speedster by 1 1/2 lengths. a repeat performance would set up a triple count tram three months later at the belmont stakes. bodie meister has won the race five times in 11 tries and explains why he no longer get nervous at these events. >> i've run so many races all year long and i've been with the favorite like 80% of the time. so it's not to me i guess if i was just starting out maybe i'd be under pressure, but to near all the same. >> not lacking any confidence. it has been 34 years since racing has had a triple crown winner. in 1978 affirmed got it done. 11 horses have won the first two legs only to come up short in the belmont. coming up next yet another rare case of a terrifying flesh eating disease. >> plus this video could help solve a local murder mystery. there are a few things in this video that could lead police to the killer. we'll show you coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. this is fox 5 news at 10:00. new evidence in a deadly armed robb