sailing heritage it life and the naval history unbelievable. we captured coast guard cutter eagle as she came into the harbor and you'll see her come in, the american mighty tall ship, a gorgeous setup. take a look at the eagle not just today but throughout the next week really. satellite radar, some passing cloud cover, no radar returns. we're dry. jamie, you called it, low 80s, a little windy. winds from the north. tomorrow more of the same. we'll talk about when and if the change is coming up. >> our city has been on display. more than a million people are expected to start the star spaingled sailabration -- spangled sailabration. for more, head to abc2news.com.

anne arundel police are warning you about bottle bombs. the latest happened monday when two teenagers threw a bottle bomb at a 6-year-old girl on a play ground in pasadena. don harrison is working the story. >> reporter: these bottle have become popular on youtube. in 2011, recount recount fire investigators d--- anne arundel fire investigators have handled several cases. you can buy them at any store by themselves. they're fine. when you mix them together, not only is it dangerous but illegal. >> it's a felony in the state of maryland. it's the manufacturing of an

explosive device. >> reporter: here's some evidence. you can still see some of the hydroclearic acid that was in the liquid. >> it's stupid. >> reporter: tyler riley knows the kids involved when the two threw a bottle bomb at a 6-year-old goirl-- girl. >> i think they should put them away for a little while. bail should be high. >> i think that's sick. >> reporter: i showed some youtube video and what can happen. >> why would you throw that at a child? i bet you none of them stood around close enough to that. why would they think it would be funny to throw at somebody else. >> reporter: in pasadena, don harrison, website -- abc2.

>> we will let you know what to do if you see a random bottle. if it looks like a normal one with soda inside, trash. it if you come across a bottle that looks swollen, leave it alone and call 911. the school is backing off from one of the toughest polys. the school has voted to take out the zero out of zero tolerance. that leaves principals to use their own discretion. the misuse of cell phones is one where leniency may come into play. >> it was a category one, which was suspendible, tend it still -- and it still is suspendible under category one. our hope is we think there's a better alternative than suspended a kid for the use of

cell phones. >> some fractions may no longer merit a suspension. on average last year one out of 10 received a suspension. the mayor is urging youth to have a safe and responsible summer and be mindful of the curfew laws. if you're under the age of 17 you're not allowed oud -- out after midnight or on weekends. >> we will not tolerate unsupervised juveniles late at night in any part of baltimore. >> now the city department of social services, they're all participating with the curfew center. it will be open friday and saturday beginning this weekend going through august 11th.

four wreck centers will shut down for good at the end of summer camp. up to 10 more may have to close as well. a hazardous materials team had to be called out for what turned out to be a prank. they were called to havre de grace school. there was a bottle filled with urine. a male student put it in the hallway of the school. officials say he confessed. it was meant to be a last day of school prank. the teen was charged with rep sennation of a destructive device and reckless charges. days have the "good morning america" anchor robin roberts announced another health battle, it's having an effect on all of us in and outside the breast

cancer community. >> reporter: myelodysplastic syndrome or mds is one of the worst side effects from breast cancer treatment. it's one of the rarest. only a few hundred people out of thousands get it. robin roberts' announcement remind many people of the long road that cancer survivors need to take. there should be two lessons. one, cancer survivors have to keep good tabs on their health and people should register to be bone marrow donors. >> without a transplant would not be curable. we now have drugs that can affect remission but can't cure

it. a stem cell transplant can actually have the potential to cure this disease. >> reporter: now in robin's case her sister is a perfect bone marrow ma. even roberts said she's lucky because bone marrow treatments are not easy -- to find. since she made her announcement, more than 3,000 people have joined the bone marrow registry. the baltimore 10-miler has gotten such a big following that they're starting to change things up. kelly swoope joins us with more. >> the race has gotten so popular that they had to change the starting line to get more runners in the race. it's all for charity. runners from all over the area will be lacing up and running to benefit the signal 13 foundation, the family trust and girls on the run. girls on the run is a nonprofit program that focuses on building

self-esteem, empowering girls and doing it all through running. cheryl conner is one of the hard working coaches and her girls will be cheering her on. we asked some of the girls on the run what some of their favorite things are. >> you can be who you want to be when you're running. >> i like to pace myself so i can run the whole way. >> abc2 is a proud sponsor of the brought 10-miler -- of the baltimore 10-miler. kelly swoope, abc2 news. more than 109,000 signatures forced the state to act on the dream act issue. now you'll get the decision whether illegal immigrants should get tuition breaks. the dream act, which will be up to the votetors in the november

-- voter's election. baltimore county police have identified the man found dead in a car last night in parkville. they now believe he was murdered. police say they got the report of a man sleeping in a car on mopex circle. when they got there, the man was dead. he had been shot multiple times. the car he was found in did belong to him. the motor was running and there was blood in the car. they're not sure in the murder happened where they found the car f you have questions, you're asked to call baltimore police. a porn shop in havre de grace was robbed. a man walked into jackie's intimate boutique on pulaski highway. he showed off a gun and demanded

mony. his image was caught pretty good on the camera. if you know anything, call 888-540-8477. well, if only francis scott key could see this. what a display on our water. >> we are all over the harbor today. wherever you look, it was a great picture to take, especially from the deck of one of the tall ships. >> a big salute. 83 will be normal. so within two degrees. karen frazier from baltimore, you are our winner. six days in a row we've hit that guarantee. when we come back, we'll talk about weather offshore, strayed ahead on -- straight ahead.

if you shoot calendars, today was your day. >> you think of the inner harbor as there's a lot of tourism. it is an active port still but maybe not active in the way it was in 1812. to sew the tall ships come in, it's a flashback of the days of old, one of the many, so just a fantastic time to head downtown. 78 degrees right now. again, just really, really nice weather. that is our deal, and we're going to continue to see temperatures slowly cooling off,

owe vngsly getting -- eventually getting into the 50s or 60s humidity, are in the wind around 10. this is good stuff. dundalk through the day, a mix of sun and clouds and then more sun and clouds. a great view of the key bridge. there's the outer harbor. just past the baltimore marine terminal as they took that particular path of naff dpaition, just depends on where you're headed. kent island, of course, a beautiful spot as always. as we look over the open chesapeake, things are gorgeous, the big paddle race. temperatures are comfortable, upper 70s. 66 in the high country and the

mountains. winds are gusting to 20, 25. low humidity with a breeze. 80 doesn't feel that warm when you have those conditions. offshore we continue to see the weather maker. moved offshore this morning and stalling out. so it is possible it will retrograde, and -- and that could mean the possibility of more hit and miss showers. as we take a look at the overall pattern, dry mild conditions, yes, but humid conditions offshore helping to fuel that, as it sits there as it does a little spinning, the possibility that some of the cloud cost back into the state. so maybe tomorrow a mix of sun and clouds. not as brought as today but bright conditions come back on friday and we're sitting pretty once again as we head into our

sailabration weekend. where is it active? down in the tropics, specifically the east pacifics, off the central american coast. two systems actually and one or both could become a named tropical system for the pacific in the next day or two. keep an eye on this. no impact on our area. overnight down to 60 with a few clouds. 80, sun and clouds, seasonable, nice, nice weather. tomorrow night 59, partly cloudy. checking out the vest -- seven-day forecast, still dry, temperatures close to 80. as we look into the weekend temperatures warm up into the low to mid-80s, outstanding weather as the blue angels take to the sky. jamie? >> it has been 200 years since the war of 1812. the city of baltimore is playing host to ships from all around

the world. it will last through the weekend. the arrivals were a perfect reminder and this is what the 200th anniversary is all about. >> 70% of the world is covered by wart. 90% of the world's trade go via sea. if you don't keep the sea lanes open, you don't get your goods. >> that was pretty neat. the sailabration will be capped off with baltimore's first ever air show. they will take -- the blue angels will take to the air. here's the harbor and a great spot to watch all the tall ships come in today. they'll be making baltimore their home for six more days. in addition to the ships, the festival villages, fells point, and even martins point for all you families to enjoy. it's great to be working

downtown. great. all right. let's tell you a little bit about ravens news. joe flacco and his wife are expect their first baby. her due date is saturday. cot baby come tonight? hike, hike, hike. and for the second day in a row ed reed a no show, but he did reach out to ray lewis. all right. let's take a look outside. you know what, we cannot take our eyes off our own waters. beautiful. wyatt will be back to wrap things up. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced.

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you know, online shopping is a way to save. low prices can blind people from counterfeit items. >> reporter: americans love deals on designer items and scammers know it. clothing, shoes and handbags are among the most popular items for counterfeiters. >> before you jump on that deal, check out a merchant that you're unfamiliar with. go online. put in the mer chant's name and

put in words like ripoff and complaint and see what others are saying. >> reporter: look for security features, like a seal or a sticker. some major labels will offer advice an avoiding count ter fits. be aware of offers too good to be true and use a credit card, which offers greater protection than a debit card. if you do get duped, do not try to resell it. >> even if you tell someone it's not a real whatever it is but a great handbag, you're still liable. >> reporter: go to your state consumer protection agency. >> before we go, kelly joins us with a look at what's coming up

at 11. information about kids who play pop warner football. the organization is changing some of the rules. if you haven't figured out what you're doing for dear old dad this father's day, we've got six solutions to the father's day dilemma. >> you know what i like? this shot. let's go to the harbor. this is something we don't see every 200 years. >> i was on my way to the live shot. >> all of those ships in the harbor. >> you have the blue angels performing. it's awesome. we can go straight to the other source. we did capture these tall ships there. 's so many of them arriving. to the point of clarification, the coast guard cutter igor

arrives tomorrow. it's in the queue, so to speak, the lineup. that's awesome. >> we have a challenge with pear a leal parking. a pleasant, pleasant evening. it's the opening night so to speak. 0 or so by late tomorrow afternoon. we may get additional clouds but we expect no rain. so far, the weather is set up very, very nicely. >> you have the hex on the ground, all the reenactments. they'll be having fun. >> that's great, 1812. front sis scott key. >> it's almost like the old and the new. you're watching modern aviation fly overhead. >> how strong will the o be tonight.

>> thanks for joining us. >> see you tonight at 11:00. ♪

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