>> a baltimore man murdered on the porch of his home. police need your help searching for the killer. the attorney general ways in on a ruling by a maryland's highest court to stop collecting dna from suspects. the secret service has issued new guidelines for agents overseas in the wake of the prostitution scandal. >> live, local, latebreaking -- this is wbal-tv 11 news at

6:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> i am deborah weiner. baltimore police are still on the lookout for the suspects who shot and killed a man in his front yard. sheldon dutes is live with the latest on the investigation. >> homicide detectives are trying to figure out why the gunman pulled the trigger. they are asking anyone who may have seen or heard anything to please come forward. police and neighbors have identified the victim has floyd dorcy. he apparently got into an argument with the suspect in his front yard on norfolk avenue on tuesday night. gunshots were fired. when his wife cannot side, she found him unresponsive. -- when his wife came outside commission down and unresponsive. courts nothing bad to say about him.

it hurts really. he was a good guy. he did not bother anybody. i cannot understand why it happened. >> we're looking into possible connections, maybe disputes with people in the neighborhood. that is helpful for investigators. what will be instrumental in closing the case is people see something and say something. >> neighbors tell me he leaves behind his wife and two adult sons. anyone with information is asked to call the city homicide department. reporting live in downtown baltimore at city police headquarters, sheldon dutes for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the maryland attorney general says he is assessing the procedure by which his office will approach the supreme court. the court ruled this week that collecting dna samples from someone arrested but not

convicted violates an individual's fourth amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. the attorney general says he disagrees with the verdict. >> we allow the police to strip search people arrested for violent crimes. we allow them to take blood samples. we allow them to put fingerprint on the -- fingerprint ink on everybody arrested. surely you can swap their cheap -- swab their cheek. >> the mayor and others are urging him to take it to the supreme court. there's a controversial ruling involving pit bulls. the court held owners of pit bulls or mixes are liable for damages if the dog attacks someone. before the ruling, the victim had to show the dog's owner knew it was dangerous. now it is enough to show the dog is a pit bull to establish a

case of negligence. that has people owners upset. -- that has pit bull owners upset. >> if people would educate themselves, they would see the dogs are not to blame. it is bad owners to blame. no pit bull is this is by nature. they were not bred to be human aggressive. >> know people is violent by nature. is by nature. >> dozens of residents came to the first annual north baltimore public safety summit today hoping to learn how to make their neighborhoods safer. topics included cyber and personal safety and crime watch. city police commissioner tells us it is residents working together who will make a difference. >> what i am trying to say to them and all of view is,

understand who the bad people are in your neighborhood. understand what the root of the problem is and figure out how we can attack that. >> the summit was organized by the partnership and the northeast community organization. it has been a cloudy day, kind of cool with rain on the way. >> there are light showers in the area. the sky started to get dark after lunch time. we will be dealing with that this evening. not the best baseball weather. i do not think you will be all rain all the time. there is just a good chance. here is a broad radar summary. you can see one band of rain coming through now. there's another that will come through later this evening. there will be some gaps between rain shower activity. the most significant rain is falling in the district of columbia.

we could use more rain. it does not hurt. we will salvage part of the weekend. that is good news in the forecast. >> the secret service has issued new guidelines for agents traveling overseas in the wake of the prostitution scandal. homeland secretary general has assured a thorough investigation and implementing new policies to prevent such behavior from happening again. >> the motto of the secret service is that its members are worthy of trust and confidence. a new policy change suggests both are in short supply in week -- in the wake of the prostitution scandal. a new memo reveals they will be taking senior level supervisors, chaperones, on trips to make sure agents and officers follow the tough new policies. no entertaining foreign

nationals in hotel rooms. no excessive drinking. u.s. laws apply, no matter where the secret service agents and officers are working. >> these rules are a good start. there will be a lot more to come. congress wants to see full results of the internal investigation. >> homeland security chief gen napolitano gave lawmakers a glimpse into the investigation on capitol hill. nine secret service employees are out of a job. three more face administrative punishment for what happened before president obama arrived in colombia to the weeks ago. the people trusted with the president's life are finding themselves under watch 5. -- under a watchful eye. >> the teacher is placed on leave. she says she is not guilty. that story next. >> that was not what i have

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>> a standoff with a murder suspect in the cascade mountains of washington state is over. the swat team blew up the top of the bunker today and found the body of a man believed to be peter keller. he is accused of murdering his wife and daughter of last week and setting them on fire. police say he spent eight years building the bunker into the side of rattlesnake ridge. school officials say a new jersey teacher accused of verbally abusing a student has been placed on paid leave.

a parent posted clips of secretly recorded audio on youtube of one teacher calling his autistic son names. investigation down to was not in the room when the remarks were made. officials say employees heard on the recording are no longer with the district. an 8-year-old boy from kansas is being recognized for bravery. he was playing games on his computer next to his mother's purse on the couch when he says a man into their home. the suspect made a grab for the purse. >> he came in and yanked on it. i yanked back. he ran out the door. >> he called for his

parents. the thief was hit by a car and arrested. everything inside the purse was still inside. that was a brave boy. >> today was kind of shaky. it has been cloudy. we just picked up showers in the last hour. tomorrow, a little recovery. they are out working on the track despite a light rain showers. it is 54 at the inner harbor. it has been in the 50's all day. we will see

>> now your insta-weather forecast with john collins. >> we will take a look at the radar and circle outside the beltway for a reference point. the heaviest rains are near the district of columbia and in the virginia suburbs. up here, it is just a light rain activity. there is more to the west. it will be coming in later on. we will see a band goes through. we will see another band later. maybe we can get a game in between. let's see what has happened today. it was cool, clouds of day. the high was 58 at the inner harbor.

46 is the typical low. some areas in the city were around that. it is down to 35 at the airport. there were reports of frost on the eastern shore. a trace of precipitation so far. nothing to measure yet with the showers moving through. you can see the line between the chilly air and the really chilly air. it is right up and down the corridor. in the green areas, mid-50s right now. in the blue, it is around 50 or in the 40's, especially west. this is the area where the rain has been falling in the past hour. you see this one band with clouds. the main storm is still in the midwest in st. louis. strong thunderstorms are beginning to develop in illinois and indiana. that will be moving east.

the warm front stays to the south. we will stay in the cool air until this goes through. next week, we will see a warming trend. tonight will be chilly 41 to 47. the north wind will be about 5 to 10 miles an hour. tomorrow we get the sunshine back. there might be a shower towards a break. most of the day will be fine. in the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. north wind 5 to 10 knots. a 1 foot shop on the open waters of the day. -- a 1 ft. tchop on the open waters of the bay. monday looks fine. by tuesday, the next rainmaker comes in and gives us a chance of scattered showers and storms. the heaviest rain will be to the south of us. it will warm into near 80 by the middle of the week. it will stay in the 70's most of the week. rain chances on tuesday and

wednesday. >> we are still talking the draft and getting a closer look. >> we got a chance to meet the top pick from yesterday. he is impressive on tape and in person. we will meet the newest raven coming up in sports. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com.

>> from the susquehanna bay sports center, this is 11 sports. >> the nfl draft has just a few moments left. the ravens have one. remaining in the seventh round. they will have five new players by saturday. it includes a project with an

incredible upside. in the first round, they grab the young brother of the bengals quarterback. many experts had him as a seventh-round pick. a few others did. they follow the board. the ravens grab a safety christian thompson from south carolina state. in the fifth, asa jackson from cal poly. streeter has speed but is a project for certain. we go back to thursday, the night that netted the ravens no new players. other teams seem to get better in the first round. that is the nature of the draft. they drafted first round talent and added a fourth round pick. two rookies made their way to meet the coaches and media. courtney upshot is the second

round outside linebacker from alabama. he brought a suit with the other players -- he rocked a suit and joined us on radio. >> just to play with 3 lewis is definitely -- you grow up thinking about how he played the game. you watch him play, the passion, the leadership. i feel as if the coaches lead this team and the players. ray lewis, joe flacco. >> we will have much more for you on the draft at 11:00. the biggest game of the year for loyola across. they almost never beat john hopkins. if they could, they would post

almost a perfect season. the blue jays were leading 5-0. rob snappily shot with two seconds left. hopkins a winner. highlights at 11:00. maryland in joy's senior day with a win 12-7. nhl playoffs are into the semifinals. you have to wonder how much the capitals and rangers would have left in the tank. washington played seven straight one-goal games including four overtimes. they played this afternoon at madison square garden. we go to the second period. working behind the net. the rangers take the lead. caps fight back with four seconds left. that may be the best goal of the playoffs. the third was all about the home

team. he is big, fast, strong. rangers win 3-0 and take the series lead. stay with us for another check on the forecast after this.

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>> tomorrow we will add 10 degrees and get the rain out of the picture. monday looks like a nice day. still in the 60's for the highs. that is close to a typical. we will be in the 70's, near 80. there are chances of rain on tuesday. wednesday morning and late thursday, chances are there. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. nightly news is next. we will see you back here and 11 call. -- we will see you back here at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group]

what this is an editorial. >> maryland students reported more than 4700 cases of bullying in the last academic year. the consequences of cyber bullying have resounded nationwide resulting in suicide and harmful behavior by victims. the white house endorsed a bill last week requiring schools to do more to protect students from online attacks. the safe schools improvement act requires schools to have a code prohibiting the conduct as well as eight reporting standard. they tied it to school funding to ensure compliance. 20% of children and teenagers are victims of this 21st century form of schoolyard bullying. curbing cyber harassment will require joint effort of the school system, parents, and teenagers. all parties must understand that the simple flick of a mouse

can have a deep and lasting effect on another person. prevention and intervention are the next step to provide a safe online environment for our kids. for more information, go to wbaltv.com#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f