majestic tall ships and naval vessels are docked for the start of sailabration, the launch of the celebration for the bicentennial of the war of 1812. baltimore county police are searching for the killer of a man found dead in his car. >> 22-year-old miguel bailey's body was found at lake apartment complex. devastated family and friends say bailey was a well-liked college student. kai reed is live in baltimore county. but investigators say miguel bailey was killed just a short time before that down his folly -- before they found his body in his running car. family friends say he was a talented musician with a great future. >> whether he was mowing the lawn, playing basketball, are playing music, both family and

friends and neighbors say he did it all with a huge smile on his face. >> it was just a shock to us. it is heartbreaking. >> around 630 it is -- around 6:30 tuesday night, police received a report of a man sleeping in his car. instead, they found 22-year-old bailey murder. the victim was not sleeping, but had been shot multiple times in the torso. paramedic's declared him dead at the scene. the motor was still running. there was blood visible in the car. >> valley family members say they don't know what he was doing at the apartment complex. he was in his chevy in palla -- family members do not know what he was doing at the apartment complex. he worked two jobs and was teaching classes at a local community college when he was murdered. >> most of the young guys in

this neighborhood, you find them working two jobs to get what they want to get. >> it is just that, because you really don't know what happened. you try not to speculate. he is going to be missed. >> investigators don't have any suspects or a possible motive. anyone with information is urged to call baltimore county police. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> julius henson will spend the next two months in jail for his role in those illegal robocalls during the 2010 general election. a judge sentenced him to one year in jail with all but 50 days suspended. the jury convicted him last month of conspiring to suppress the african-american vote. julius henson told a judge he believes he was singled out

because he worked for a republican in a state ruled by democrats. >> it was almost the implication that he would do it again. i think that is what the court was facing and that is why they made a strong sense in this matter. >> he was also ordered to complete 300 hours of community service and serve three years' probation. >> a man robbed at a local convenience store. investigators said the incident happened last tuesday afternoon just before 4:00 on reisterstown road. a man brandished a gun at the man inside the store before robert him. police are asking anyone who can identify this person to give them a call. >> the summer is now in effect for thousands of baltimore their heads. the city curfew center on north avenue is open.

it will be open on mondays -- on friday and saturday all summer long from 12 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. the mayor says it provides a way to get young people off the streets and hold their parents accountable. >> we expect parents to enforce a curfew all year long, but in the summertime, kids are risk of being more vulnerable. it is important for us to work in collaboration. >> last summer that average 39. -- 30 per night. >> today marks the start of our star-spangled sailabration, the 200th anniversary of the start of the war of 1812, all work many referred to as america's second more independence. >> dozens of tall ships sailed into the harbor. tonight, a musical tribute to our veterans and their families.

♪ >> it was a sailabration con certification in our very own and stovall and gerry sandusky were at that concert. they are patriotic readings and performances by the magical musical group. >> history was made for many, watching the tall ships arrive today with international flair. >> today was a picture-perfect get off to honor the war of 1812. people waiting for their ship to come in, and it did. heading off the star-spangled sailabration, a modern homage to the war of 1812. >> absolutely beautiful. and did not know it would be that big. i had never seen it before. >> first to arrive at the inner

harbor, the cisne branco from that brazilian navy. shelton dutes join the crew when they kicked off from harvard innorfolk. they fired a 21 cannon salute at fort mchenry. in all, 41 tall ships and naval vessels are participating in sailabration. starting thursday, visitors will be able to see them up close. >> they will all be open to the public for free, starting tomorrow from 11:00 to 5:00. correct reading speed that up to 180 miles an hour. ava marie got into the act, flying with their real blue angels, even flying upside down.

>> did get a break. we did a lot of different maneuvers today and experienced some unusual attitudes. >> rules are expected for just about everyone at the sailabration continues. >> we are a family of sailors, so we just came down to see it all. let the celebration begin. >> it has only just begun. it continues tomorrow on flag day preview will be able to to were those magnificent tall ships and naval vessels for free. the ships dock at the inner harbor and felt. an open at 11:00 a.m. you can get on the ones at locust point starting at 1:00 in the afternoon. the navy band will play starting at 10:30 a.m., followed by the official welcome ceremony. you definitely want to check out the star spangled banner flat house.

2:00 tomorrow afternoon, breadth from the original star spangled banner will be sewn into the 9/11 flag. >> the festival continues for the next six days. major delays could pop up along interstate 95 and 395 corridor. it is recommended anybody headed into the city find alternate route. plan your visit to the tall ships, and get an event schedule and see how to get around downtown, on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> former senator john edwards can breathe a sigh of relief. today the justice department announced it has dismissed the five remaining charges against edwards that deadlocked the jury. he was acquitted last month on one count of accepting illegal

campaign contributions from to wealthy donors, allegedly used to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter. >> another fast-moving day of testimony at the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. >> three marketers took the witness stand today to say they, too, were abused by penn state football coach jerry sandusky. it is an attempt by the state to establish a pattern of behavior. one testified he was just 10 years old. and cross-examination, he admitted he told a grand jury he had not been touched or fondled. explained he had blocked out the incident but with the help of counseling, now remember. the other young men said sandusky initiated a physical relationship with a touch.

if every victim has testified has said the contact at the beginning with sandusky was touching a leg or arm. that thread runs through all the victims. >> two other young men told similar stories. one wept as he described how sandusky the event of him in a sauna. the other said sandusky threatens him when he rebuffed the older man. the court also heard from a janitor who said a co-worker, now incapacitated and unable to testify, told him he saw sandusky engage with a sex act with the boys in the shower. at the end of the day, the jury heard from sandusky himself in this interview with bob costas which aired shortly after the scandal broke. >> completely innocent and falsely accused and every aspect? >> well, i could say that i have done some of those things. i have a horse around with kids.

i have shower after work out i have hugged them and i have touched their legs, without intent of sexual contact. >> coming up next, a local school board make a critical decision involving its zero tolerance discipline policy. >> who should have the final say on a measure involving illegal immigrants, and why maryland voters need to pay attention. >> time is ticking before tonight's gigantic powerball jackpot. >> we will look at the forecast in just a minute. look at all the beautiful inner harbor activities going on. things are going to be busy right into the weekend. ♪

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>> renovations are ahead for bwi and thurgood marshall airport, one of the busiest airports in the country. concourse c is being widened. security checkpoints will be closed and replaced with a much larger screen area. nearly 8000 square feet of new shops and restaurants are going in, along with moving sidewalks. none of the renovations are expected to impact passengers and as all expected to be

finished by next summer pre >> reeling from the baltimore county school board one month after we touched on the topic of school discipline and ask why so many young people are being suspended from maryland schools. this week the baltimore county school board voted to end at zero tolerance approach to punishment and replace it with a policy giving principal force of the bill of deciding how to handle serious offenses. the county has one of the highest suspension rates in the state. the new policy is designed to reduce the number of terms kittens are sent home from school for minor infractions. >> maryland's highest court has decided that over will have a hard to dig the final say on the controversial dream act -- that voters will have the final say on the controversy old dream act. a judgment by the anne arundel county circuit court ruled that the law had nothing to do with spending and could be put on the

ballot with the required number of signatures. the dream act allows in-state tuition rates for some illegal immigrants. according to the u.s. the board of education, tuition at a four- year public university climbed 15% between 2008 and 2010. in state university had the highest in-state tuition for four-year public university at more than $16,000. st. mary's college of marin was not far behind. or private 4-year education, the annapolis countless -- campus will cost you $42,192 in tuition and fees. that is the eighth highest in the nation. >> powerball peter is once again sweeping maryland. -- powerball fever. we call from both the north of more testing their luck. the jackpot in tonight's

drawing is a whopping $240 million, with a cash option of $159.70 million. you can catch tonight's powerball drawing right here in just a few minutes on wbal-tv 11. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> the tall ships are a thing of beauty and they will be in the area through the weekend. go down and enjoy. the weather is not going to interfere with things. a beautiful day today, a little breezy but very nice. look at the radar, not producing any rain around here. cloud will heavier on the eastern shore and that will be the case tomorrow as well. east of the day, mcclelland will be a little thicker. what happened today?

we had enough sun filtered through those high cloud and the temperature was up to 80 at the airport, 83 at the inner harbor, which is normal for this time of year. right now in the urban area, the yellow indicates temperatures still in the 7's, but as you get away from the city, it turns green. those are the temperatures that have brought down into the mid- '60s's and will continue to drop this evening. unplowed from the east are drifting west of the bay now. that will be the case overnight tonight into tomorrow. the pressure offshore is causing a more northeasterly to northerly wind and some moisture of the ocean is coming in. on the eastern shore -- this eventually directed at the -- eventually drift to the south and high pressure will become the dominant whether feature as we go through the weekend.

the influence of that height is the cool wind down in the northeastern part of the country. very hot in the rio grande valley again today. we do warm-up and the long-term forecast but it will take the middle of next week before we began to see some of these warm temperatures that have been experiencing out in the plains states. scattered clouds tonight and farther east to go the more clouding the issue will see, and maybe a sprinkle. don't change your plans because of it. northeast winds at 7-12. temperatures rise during the day tomorrow but it will probably be a few days we did a few degrees cooler than today. 77-81, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. war clouds to the east and east of the day there may be a sprinkle. no. these when that 7-12 miles an hour. a two-foot shop in the bay water temperatures are in the mid-7's.

here is that storm spinning off shore and those easterly winds will cushion some clouds. some may catch a sprinkle tomorrow but it is not a huge threat. the weekend is bone dry. here is the seven-day forecast, 79 tomorrow, dry weather for the weekend into next week. we can pick up the heat and a few clouds by the middle of next week. >> a freak injury leads to a potential camden yards u-turn. see why, next in sports. >> get ready, everybody, this is powerball.

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>> bryan mattison's -- arietta sparkled as they dominated pittsburg, 7-1. striking out nine pirates batters. one run over seven innings of work. six innings, wilson got all of that low fastball.

cushing is the score in the direction of lopsided. chris davis with a home run. that combination does not bode of the other very often. the orioles went 7-1 over the pirates. a chance for jake to prove once again that he does belong in the starting rotation. >> for more reasons than one, not only minimally, but to stay in the hunt right now. we have a lot of non division games ahead of us so we need to polybus many wins as weekend. >> reagan quarterback joe flacco has not missed a game in the first four years of his career, joe flacco did not practice at the minicamp and you will not cmb tomorrow either.

his wife into labor and he went to join his wife for the delivery of his first child. still impossible to see what the first-team offensive line will look out. newcomer bob williams, no. 63, has made it clear he wants the left guard job. the ravens have a lot of respect for williams. at age 35, the knows he does not have that many years left in the nfl, but he wants to make the most of it with the ravens. >> it was a good run, but i plan on having a better run here. in those two years i really want to try to do some awesome things, just do as much as i can for the organization. >> the suspicion and accusations continued to stock lance armstrong. the u.s. anti-doping agency has

said it plans to file the open charges against him. the agency said it has more than 10 cyclists as well as former team staff members who will testify they witnessed the alleged doping over a number of years. lance armstrong says he has never failed a drug test and has taken over 500 of them and once again denied all allegations. right now you have to say boxing leads the pack when it comes to problems. a judge has denied loyd mayweather request to leave jail on domestic battery charges. he wanted out of jail because of the poor quality of the food, and he does not enjoy tap water. the judge recognized that does make -- does not make him unusual.

bradley said in an interview he did not think he did enough to win, yet he won on points. they could order rematch, but why bother? his contract already entitles him to remax. >> does he think he is going to get bottled water delivered? it said it was a career threatening situation because he was losing muscle tone. >> i believe that as part of the idea of incarceration. >> you learn something new every day. >> stay with us, john has a seven-day

>> we cannot resist. here is another live look at baltimore's inner harbor where all those majestic tall ships and naval vessels are docked.

the celebrations last until the 18th, and it is all free. and the weather could not be more perfect. >> how lucky can we get? >> we are going to the dry conditions and beautiful temperatures right for the weekend and into next week. don't even worry about the cloud and the chance of rigell on the eastern shore tonight. >> sailors from around the world will think that is what baltimore weather looks like all the time. >> thank you very much for joining us this evening. >> we will see you back here tomorrow night. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

>> jay: terry bradshaw and his beautiful daughter, rachel, are singing on the show tonight. sounds like they're rehearsing. ♪ scared to death knowing what's coming down the line ♪ >> jay: they're good. ♪ you'll never hear me say those words stuck in my throat ♪ ♪ because there's a time for holdon