but investors are worried that greece's financial troubles will spread, to shake your economies like spain and portugal. until that passes, wall street is likely to stay on pins and needles. >> tomorrow, investors are hoping there will be upbeat news about the job market. at the new york stock exchange, farnoosh torabi. dow is down 248 points, losing about 3% of its value. coming up all new at 5:30, closer look at greece and how it's impacting wall street. a baltimore person could lose his eye after at home. well, the officer was off duty when he was returning home. and the sheriff's office there is now calling this a hate crime. james kim bel was arrested at the scene of this attack and charged with assault and hate crime. kim bel reportedly yelled at the officer about speeding before hitting him the officer was rushed to johns hopkins bayview emergency. doctors told police that his eye may not function properly again. >> mayor rawlings-blake has issued a statement about the attack. she says she is troubled by this morning's violent attack. and quote, there is no place in our society for any violence, particularly racially-motivated violence. an update to the breaking news. the search for this. >> we are along the susquehanna river, about a quarter mile north of the conowingo dam on the harford county side. earlier today, we know that fire officials were called to the glencoe marina for report of a body found, or seen floating by in the water. now, fire officials, we have just confirmed, have, indeed, found a body on the harford county side about a quarter mile north of the conowingo dam. at this point, it is not clear how this drowning occurred. we do know that lancaster county officials were searching the susquehanna on the pennsylvania side for a possible boating accident. but at this point, it is not clear whether the person may have found here -- they have found here, is, indeed, that person. harford county officials continue to investigate. and resources are on the scene. >> thank you, mike perry, reporting live. a college student charged with killing his ex-girlfriend. a popular lacrosse player from harford county. the funeral for yeardley love will take place on saturday. >> so far, the family has grieved in private. but there was an outpouring of support on a vigil at the uva campus last night. just as new reports are surfacing that shed light on her accused killer. >> reporter: yeardley love and george huguely seemed to have it all. both were privileged -- popular athletes from privileged backgrounds. but huguely admits that he shook love, hitting her head on the wall. the university held a vigil where school leaders spoke candidly about the violence. >> i hope for yeardley and for you, that her dying inspires an anger, a sense of outrage, that no one need ever fear for safety. >> virginia's governor has now called for a meeting with uva's president, saying he wants to study and fully consider every possible idea that could help prevent such a senseless crime from taking place in the future. huguely's lawyer claims it was an accident. >> this seems like it is a tough case for the defense. and the question is how much can defense counsel mitigate the harm? >> reporter: what may be less harmful in court but shed more light into huguely himself are his run-ins with police. wjz already told you about this officer who ran into him after a huge alcohol burst. he had a heated argument with his dad and had to be rescued from the ocean. in fact, wjz has learned that 8 of uva's men's lacrosse players have been charged with alcohol- related offenses. the director says he had never heard of his past. >> i never heard it. absolutely never heard it. >> reporter: now, yeardley's body is found at the funeral home in towson tomorrow. and also new tonight, we have learned that love's relatives are working on setting up several memorial funds in her honor. reporting live at the cathedral of mary our queen. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> a viewing will be held for yeardley love tomorrow. that will be an emotional day as well at the ruck funeral home in towson. funeral services saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. at the cathedral of mary our queen. trains between baltimore and washington were delayed today after a deadly accident. it happened around 12:30 this afternoon. that's when the amtrak excel express hit the track. that person on the track was killed. there were 153 people on board the train. none of the passengers were hurt. amtrak says the victim was trespassing on the tracks. but there is no word on why. several arundel mills wall mart employees are accused of theft tonight. police are investigating the alleged theft of $237,000 worth of tires and other merchandise from the store in hanover. wal-mart security officers told police they caught the five employees in an internal investigation. store managers confronted the employees and told police they signed statements, detailing their involvement. no charges have been filed yet. an extensive search in harford county tonight for victims of a peeping tom. investigator the say he has -- investigators say he has invaded the privacy of a dozen victims. weijia jiang has more on evidence connecting him to 20 young women. weijia? >> reporter: police say they have disturbing images of these girls showering, partially clothed or completely naked in their bedroom. and they say it's obvious these victims had no idea they were being filmed. >> reporter: 41-year-old david jones of jarrettsville is charged with producing child pornography and the sexual abuse of a minor after police say he took pictures of young teenagers without their knowledge. >> they're filmed pretty obviously through windows. you can see curtains in some of the videos. >> reporter: detectives launched an investigation two weeks ago, when they say a 15- year-old spotted jones peeping into her window. police caught him as he was running away. then a search and seizure of his computer's storages turned up several pictures of the victim. jones had 61 video and 156 pictures of her naked or engaged in sexual acts. >> it makes me feel gross that people have to stoop to those kinds of levels to, you know, get their satisfaction. it does scare me. especially with an 8-year-old. >> imagine what i would do if i caught someone doing what he was doing. because i have a daughter, too. >> reporter: also, according to the charging documents, jones used his one phone call to call his wife. during this, he said he asked his wife to remove his facebook could from his computer and he apologized for what he had done. >> shocked us. we had never known him to do anything like that. he's also come over here before. it is just a sad thing. at this point, police have only identified a handful of victims. they urge all families who have young women living at home to report it to police immediately. reporting live in bel air tonight. weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> jones is being held at the harford county detention center on a $500,000 bond. investigators are getting a clear picture of the sales leading to attacks. we'll also find out more about what happened immediately after law enforcement got their man. agents question the times square bombing suspect for nearly eight hours before reading him his miranda rights. interrogators use the public safety exception to press on whether other attacks were imminent. and whether he had help. >> if you read a person's miranda rights right away. >> shahzad has been cooperating. even though he was told he had the right to remain silent, it has not hindered the investigation. >> during ongoing questioning, shahzad has provided useful information. and we will continue to gather leads. >> investigators believe it is increasingly plausible the pakistani taliban had a role. investigators are also trying to piece together the attacks. they know, for for instance, that he traveled to manhattan for a dress rehearsal. >> a law enforcement official says shahzad drove the pathfinder to times square on april 28th. he returned. then the day on the failed effect, he mistakenly left the car keys in the bomb-laden pathfinder. when he returned to manhattan sunday, with an extra set of keys to retrieve his getaway car, investigators were close to identifying shahzad as a suspect. in new york, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. another beautiful day. here's a live look outside now. sunny, dry, warm and just about picture perfect. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. bob turk. and meteorologist tim williams are updating your forecast. once again, upper 70s to about 80 degrees. as far as clouds go. pretty blue sky. in fact, we can open up and show you, 300, 400, 500 miles away. one little sprinkle south of detroit. and across the finger lakes and the adirondacks. that's about it. for us, looks like a beautiful night. most of the day tomorrow, really, really nice. but the weekend, we'll see some changes. tim has a look at what we can expect for the mother's day weekend. >> definitely changes are coming. it will be here by friday night and into saturday morning. and all of the changes will be in place. let's take a look at the graphic. we have seen the jet stream to our south. it's going to allow for chilly air to move in. chilly air in this case means we'll go from the 80s down into the 60s. mother's day will be very nice. dry and comfortable. but it will be cooler than the temperatures we have in place right now. but again, the transition is going to mean showers, possibilitily thunderstorms. friday night late into saturday morning early. bob will have your complete updated forecast coming up. and still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. spreading spill. tonight, the solution that could stop the spread of the oil. protecting maryland cyclists. the latest push by maryland authorities to keep bikers safe. and arrested for rape. the shocking allegations against lawrence taylor. and as bom and tim have been telling you, a beautiful thursday. but will this weather sick around for the weekend? 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(announcer) get your first full prescription free and save on refills. the city hall corruption case that brought down mayor sheila dixon isn't over. state prosecutors are now setting their sights on a city council woman. derek valcourt is live at city hall, as prosecutors try to pursue bribery charges. >> and a judge has already thrown out those bribery charges. but an appeal by prosecutors means councilwoman helen holton is not out of the woods just yet. >> councilwoman helen holton has maintained her innocence, ever since this indictment, accusing her. >> on some level ti've been convicted. before there's ever even been a trial. >> last year, a baltimore judge threw out bribery charges against hoton, saying the state's legal immunity law protects them. they say prosecutors argue her conduct was criminal and therefore should not be protected by legislative immunity. >> we want to make sure that legislators feel free to vote without repercussions, to discuss freely on the floor of a legislative body what they think, without having it come back to haunt them. that's the theory behind legislative immunity. >> reporter: but the office of state prosecutor, robert rohrbaugh says the judge who threw out the charges is wrong, arguing legislative immunity doesn't apply. >> there's not a whole lot of case law on this stuff, but i'm not persuaded by the argument. >> it's one day at a time. >> reporter: it's likely prosecutors will push ahead with campaign finance charges against her. well-known develop are john paterakis, who helped develop the growth in the east. and ronald lipscomb may be called to testify for how they helped pay. the amount on their paychecks, well beyond the legal limit. >> and whoever loses this appeal is unlikely to file to maryland's highest court. that means any trial for helen holton will likely not go for another six months to possibly a year. >> derek, thank you. the state prosecutor's office declined an interview for the story, saying they're going to wait for the court's ruling. if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work, let's check on the roads now. >> reporter: well, they're very busy that afternoon. lots of accidents, including that one still in the baltimore county. that is blocking the eastern lanes of martin boulevard. you're looking at traffic being detoured over onto wilson point road. another nearby in essex. that wreck on 97 southbound is finally clear. but you're still looking at a babup to generals high. too many accidents to mention in the city. we're talking one at sixth avenue and two more in annapolis. forest park. and there is a look at a delay, approaching 70. there is a look at the beltway. you can see the beltway speeds, 17, 22, 35. not good. there's a look at 95. also not good in the northbound lanes. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you've suffered a personal injury, call 1-800 the firm. a man remains in critical condition tonight. at shock trauma after being struck by a pickup truck. suzanne collins learns, accidents like that in baltimore county are way up. >> during the busy rush hour tuesday, citizens tried to help the man lying on the road who had just been struck by a pickup truck. police didn't know his name. and wjz aired his photo at their did -- request, as he remained in critical condition at shock trauma. neighbors recognized him as a french citizen staying here. and now, french police are alerting has family. >> the driver of that truck did stop and assist. >> pedestrian accidents, especially fatal ones are way up in baltimore county. they involve bicyclists, joggers and people on foot. from 2006 to 2008, an average of 15 people were killed. last year, that rose to 19. in the first four months ever this year already, 8 have died. and if that rate conditions -- continues, there could be 24 deaths before year end. >> what we're finding is of those accidents that involve a pedestrian, that generally the pedestrian is at fault. >> reporter: the police report shows the truck drive in tuesday's crash may not be at fault. >> reporter: police say the bicyclist didn't have a helmet on. and they believe he was riding in the middle of the lane. they also say the driver probably had a blind spot when he came over the hill. >> a group says it wants drivers to know of a new law. >> drivers need to know to give psyche lifts three feet when passing, which is a safe passing distance. because of the rising numbers, county police have been out giving warnings to pedestrians to violate laws. >> we'll start late. both the pedestrian and the motor vehicle operator have a responsibility here. >> fatalities so far. they were rioting outside the beltway. mostly on rural roads without sidewalks. mary, back to you. >> all right, suzanne. thank you. the county is also working to engineer roadways roadways roadways to accommodate both forms of transportation. great day for riding a bike today. take a look at temperatures. humidity, way down to 24%. nice breeze. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at the weekend coming up. mother's day is just days away. and we asked to see your favorite photos of mom and you delivered. for the complete slide show, log onto wjz.com. beautiful. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ile take a summer like this. 83 degrees. but the humidity is so low. dew point is down to 41 degrees. that is just perfect. take a look at temperatures around the state. coolest spots, 70 in oakland. ocean city has warmed up to 86. we've warmed up to 80. that so far has been our high. 82 in washington. the dew point continues to drop 41. it's going to be a chilly night tonight. as soon as these winds die down. 14 in oakland. and a 10-mile-an-hour wind off the land. what this shifts off the land, temperatures will drop. with just a few clouds around the noon hour. you can see this here. that's the low pressure. but it moved way up north. and took all of the energy with it and we missed out on that. that will come through late tomorrow night and saturday morning. behind that, it's going to get chilly. another chunk of chilly air. in fact, there may be frost in garrett county. good area here. may see frost saturday night into sunday. for us, beautiful weather tomorrow. high pressure in control. we'll watch this warm air try to move in. and this then this cold front crosses. if we get additional moisture, we could see a scattered shower or thundershower late tonight. and it gets dryer, breezy and cooler and there will be a small craft advisory on the bay. otherwise, southeast winds, 5 to 10 knots on the bay. that's going to keep us very pleasant one more day before the changes for the weekend. tonight, then, very clear. great sleeping weather tomorrow. high of 78. today, we were 80. late tomorrow night, clouds move in with that front. early morning showers are possible saturday before it clears out and gets breezy. >> but nice for mother's day. thanks, bob. still ahead at 5:00. a fatal shooting at a towson security center sparked major changes. and it's working. >> story straight ahead on wjz. and violence in yees greece. it triggered a global economic crisis. the latest on the protests the latest on the protests plaguing thehe it is 5:30. clear and 83 degrees out there still. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a brazen murder inside a busy parking mall parking lot. now, years later, there is proof those changes are working. >> reporter: a fatal shooting at towson town center sparked major changes in baltimore county security. in 2005, 58-year-old william bassett was shot in the head during what police say was a busy shopping hour at the mall. that crime, and a series of other robberies led to the installation of high-intensity lights at towson town center. increased patrols through parking lots and led to a law requiring security cameras, like this one, be placed in mall parking lots throughout the county. >> not only solved crimes. i think it has deterred crimes. and also resolved false allegations of crimes. >> reporter: baltimore county counselor kevin caminet sponsored it in 2005. and attributes a decrease in mall-related crime. >> crime has decreased 17% in the county. and the police have advised that they have solved three homicides as a result of the video surveillance. >> reporter: now, caminet says he wants to give county police direct access to the security feeds, improving response times. >> an incident takes place, a commander can bring it up on the screen in the squad car. and as they are approaching the crime scene, they can assess the situation even before they get there. >> reporter: in baltimore county, all malls with 15 or more stores are required to have exterior cameras in all public parking lots. at towson town center, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> and yesterday, maryland attorney general doug gansler said he is endorsing councilman's bid for executive. a shooting at elementary. police say the student suffered minor injuries. they recovered the gun and detained the student who used it. an nfl hall-of-famer is charged with raping a teenage girl. denise is in the newsroom with more on this story. lawrence taylor was arrested. taylor was in court a short time ago and was arraigned on patronizing a prostitute. they say she was told to have sex with taylor, who, after that assault, gave her $300. rashied davis is also arrested in the case. he's being charged with unlawful imprisonmentprisonmentprisonmen and detrainment of a child. 50 miles out in the gulf of mexico, work crews are now lowering into the gulf. it will not be easy. >> new video shows just how far the oil has spread. it has already moved into the mississippi delta, despite a major cleanup operation. >> more than 10,000 personnel are currently here in the gulf region, responding, in order to protect the shoreline and wildlife. >> reporter: this 98-ton structure is british petroleum's best plan so far for stopping the oil. engineers are using a crane to guide the four-story dome as it sinks 5,000 feet. >> i think the tree is getting over the hole. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. although you know where the needle is. >> reporter: the water temperature is only 42 degrees. so a potentially volatile combination of methanol and water must be used to keep the oil pipes from clogging. >> reporter: if the cap works, it's expected to reduce the oil flow by 85%. but environmentalists say the damage has already been done. >> young crab, young shrimp. young oysters even. then, of course, you have the birds. >> ricky ott says this could be a major hit to the ecosystem. >> we're losing because the oil is in the water column. and right now, it's killing things that we can't see. little baby eggs. larvae, embryos. juvenile fish. >> and we may not know the full environmental impact for at least five years. >> manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and workers hope to have the device down at the sea bed by tonight. but it will likely be sunday or monday before it's fully operational. numbers are in. tonight, we know the impact of iceland's volcano. british airways says passenger traffic sank 26%. travelers once again disrupted in europe as the volcano's europe ash cloud drifts into the atlantic air space. runways in ireland and scotland have reopened after being close the past two days. riots in greece leave three people dead. and dozens wounded. workers by the thousands demonstrate against the government's plan. >> reporter: greek mourners lay flowers in memory of three bank workers who died in wednesday's riot. protestors fire-bombed their bank athens. the victims, including a pregnant woman, were unable to escape. greeks condemn those responsible for the death. >> they didn't even check to see if they were employees inside the bank, he says, nor did they care. >> a day after the violence, they stayed locked up tight. and transportation remains at a standstill. >> tens of thousands of greeks demonstrated in the capital wednesday. fearful of cutting tax -- salaries and raising taxes. what began as a peaceful march turned violent as protestors threw bombs and rocked police. police responded with tier gas. dozens were injured. police had no intention of cutting down. fortunately the say it's the only way to keep greece from going completely bankrupt. if that happens, it could push other european countries into a similar crisis. but demonstrators are planning more protests on. -- protests. and police are bracing for the work. -- worst. charlie d'agata, wjz eyewitness news. >> traders in wall street are concerned that the greek economic problems will eventually travel to the united states. at one point, the dow was down nearly 1,000 points. here's a look at the closing numbers. dow was off 38. 3% of its value. in tonight's wjz healthwatch, the impact of a stressful job and what it has on a woman's risk of heart disease. researchers followed 12,000 women and found those who described their jobs as very stressful had a 50% higher risk of heart problems. age wasn't even a factor in the study. even younger women with demanding jobs were more likely to develop heart disease. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. approximate -- maryland regulators crack down on a pyramid scheme. and more on the attack of a teacher. was it a hate crime? remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. four days, 150 movies, grab the popcorn. ron matz reports, if you love movies, baltimore is the place to be this weekend. the movies have arrived in baltimore. the charles theater is ready. let the film frenzy begin. jeff dietz is the director of the maryland film festival. >> now we're waiting as film makers come in from all over the world. and it's very, very exciting. >> no one is more excited than matt porterfield. he's creating a lot of buzz with his new movie. in. >> my brother died about a week ago. >> it's been warmly received at film festivals in berlin and south america. now, matt brings it home. >> it's a film about baltimore community, made in baltimore. and the reaction of audiences here can be really affirmative. i want people to like this movie. i want them to see it. >> last year, festival goers saw the hurt locker on closing night. it went on to receive an oscar. >> great-looking movies can be made by almost anybody now. so really the focus is back to where it ought to be, which is what do you have to say? >> and matt hopes putty hill will say a lot about his home town. >> people have an image of baltimore. from the scene, it's john waters, barry levinson. the wire this is something a little different. but along the lines. for a complete look at the films scheduled, log onto our website, wjz.com. it's a wonderful event in baltimore. filove the immediate met film festival. don't miss the eebts evening news with katie couric. here's one story they're working on. if you say it has to slow you down. have you to meet the sun city arizona. i'm barry peterson. and i'll have that story tonight on the cbs evening news with katie couric. and still to come tonight on eyewitness news. runaway scene at the airport. that left travelers on edge. bob turk. the first warning weather center. mother's day weekend, ,,,,,,,,,, welcome to the world of lovaza, where nature meets science. if you have high cholesterol, high blood pressure or diabetes, you may also have very high triglycerides -- too much fat in the blood. it's a serious medical condition. lovaza, along with diet, effectively lowers very high triglycerides in adults but has not been shown to prevent heart attacks or strokes. lovaza starts with omega-3 fish oil that's then purified and concentrated. it's the only omega-3 medication that's fda-approved. you can't get it at a health food store. 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if you're a family of four here and you don't get to downtown baltimore enough, this is the weekend you want come to down. >> organizers will also make it easier for folks to get around. >> they will offer discounted rates. then you can hop on the circulator for free. >> event also kicks offer the tourism season. brenda talbot's family says they'll be doing that. >> it would just be nice to have free activity thrown into it. >> from one activity to another, we're putting out way more money than expected. >> and don't forget about mother's day. >> for mother's day, i have to take my wife out. >> reporter: and they hope people will come here to celebrate and keep local money local all year round. andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> to see the complete list of free and discounted activities, log onto wjz.com. but will the -- will the weather cooperate? bob turk and tim williams are updating the forecast. tomorrow, a day very much like today. lots of sunshine. temperatures are going to get into the upper 80s. excuse me. upper 70 to maybe 80 degrees some spot. all in all, a very nice day. late tonight, early saturday morning, maybe showers. tim has a look at that weekend and beyond, tim? >> as bob mentioned, we'll see potentially showers friday night. so the five-day forecast accounts for that into saturday. then we'll see temperatures drop. but still pretty comfortable at least through the weekend. overnight lows going from as mild as 61 degrees on friday to down into the 40s. and now, talking about your energy saver tip for this day, fixing dripping faucets. you can fix a dripping faucet and save yourself money. plumbing or dripping faucets can cause 212 gallons a month to be wasted. that's not only increasing your water bill. but also increasing the gas or electric bill for heating that water. so fix those leaking faucets. for more information on how you can become an energy saver, you can go to wjz.com. and click on the special sikdz of the energy savers. back inside. some scary moments new hampshire today for passengers on board a greyhound bus. police arrested the passenger after a passenger reported having a bomb on board. the bus was traveling to maine and was en route to new york city. police say all passengers but one was removed safely. that one passenger remains on board and is being questioned. another bus is being sent to take the passengers to their final destination. new video released of a baggage cart. out of control inside bush intercontinental airport in texas. a surveillance camera was rolling when the car crashed into others last month. others rushed in to help. four people did have to be taken to the hospital. police say a driver did stop to help a passenger with lugang. when one of them fell onto the gas pedal, sending that flying. check in for more at 6:00. vic is in the newsroom with more. close change for the navy. female sailors will now be allowed to serve on board subs. new at 6:00. naval academy. and drinking problem was so bad. she couldn't stop from driving drunk. then an accident left her disabled. but it might not have happened if her car had this new device. can technology help stop drunk driving? next. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. coming up at 6:00. well, i know my answer. eyewitness sports is coming up next. sorry. this is mark viviano. the orioles hope a change of scenery change their luck. they get their first new look at the ballpark in minnesota tonight i'll have the latest on the road trip. tiger woods takes a look at this. and there's surprising news from the nfl when eyewitness news continues. totino's is proud to announce... that, on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. kids are hungry after school. that's why i always have totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste. in a bite size roll. kids can't resist their delicious pizza flavor. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. mark is here with sports. on the road. >> and their hitting woes are in part due to the loss of leadoff man roberts. as the o's roll in they face a twins game and joe mower's absence hasn't lost the twins game. he is leaving runneross base. o's in scoring positions. andy macphail has threatened a motion to the minors for the players who can't pick up production. the threat of getting sent to the minors is one that bradbergeson knows well. it will be the birds' first game in minnesota's new outdoor ballpark. twins are in first place. game time, 8:10. you can see it on masn 2. just a rer minder, you -- reminder, you can see the birds saturday and sunday. other baseball news. hall of fame pitcher robin roberts died today at the age of 83. played most of his 19-year career with the phillies. baugh late in his playing days, he joined the orioles and helped mentor young jim palmer in the 1950s. known for his stubborn work horse mentality, he threw 305 in his game. football news, the ravens hit the practice field in owings mills tomorrow. ravens' personnel director eric tacasa tells me, the team will be bringing in multiple free agent backs. word of a high-profile player getting relief. the nfl a first overall draft pick in 2007. out of a job, after three unproductive seasons in oakland. russell walks away, having been paid more than $39 million. making him one of the biggest draft busts in history. raiders acquired jason campbell as their qb. opening round of golf, all eyes on tiger woods. hanging onto his number 1 ranking. that's a woods with a birdie putt. with three holes to go today, woods is three shots off the lead that is currently shared by jb holmes and robert allenby. and a hero -- heroes welcome. he returns after winning the kentucky derby. his sights set on winning the preakness in baltimore. we'll see what the jockey has to say. this guy, we love him. >> he's got a good personality. all right, mark. still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. camp us killing. i'm mike towson. wjz is following thth,,,,,,,,,,, coming up now on eyewitness news at 6:00. senseless crime. a student murdered. her ex-boyfriend accused. new details on his background. harford county peeping tom. i'm weijia yang with disturbing depails on how he did it. and a major sell-off on wall street. what it has to do with violence in grease. don't miss the update the first warning forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. sudden slide. the stock market drops points in minutes. >> how it could impact the entire world. hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> a dramatic drop for the dow as it plunges nearly 1,000 points before regaining of some those losses. wjz is live at the new york stock exchange. farn issue -- farnoosh torabi has more. >> it was one of the most turbulent days on wall street. stocks falling almost 1,000 points in a half hour. >> reporter: for a few panicked moments, trading spun out of control. the world watched in shock as the bottom fell out at the new york stock exchange. >> it was a really wild half hour there. >> reporter: the