isaac hull here was the captain during the first victorious battle. up top is constitution fighting the cyan and levant. this beautiful jug features constitution herself. "uss constitution" came out with a great record, but she was only a single ship among the mighty british navy. the real significance of the victories was the feeling throughout the nation that we could stand up for ourselves. this was an unpopular war when declared. the ship built here in boston got those victories and emerged undefeated and it began to rally the country with the war effort and they were not a part of britain again, we were more of a nation and constitution had defended the constitution for which it was named. following the war of 1812 the constitution had different assignments and served as flagship in the 1820s, but in 1830 the ship was under repair and there were fears that constitution might not be properly repaired. there was a notice in the newspaper that constitution would be scrapped because it would be too much money to repair her. that wasn't really true. t

. >> the way they looked, the hulls, the sails, they just do not make them like that anymore. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you forget about how wonderful fort mchenry is. coming up, a homecoming for romney in michigan. >> who may and may not be on his vice-presidential short list? >> michael phelps plans. >> we introduce you to baltimore county athlete that goes looking ♪ [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives our customers thousands of options to fly where they want, when they want. fly nonstop service from bwi airport to greenville-spartanburg and charleston. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. >> romney is wrapping up his bus tour today in michigan. the republican candidate predict his home state could and him the presidency. >> rahman told reporters he think he can win michigan and it would mean a lot to him. >> i love saying, "this is michigan and this is where i grew about." >> talking about a sweet victory. >> we need to come together. i'm counting on you. >> appears any state in which he

. >> pretty much all of the hull pieces.rated into two it opened right now. >> the father and the sun ended up in the water. besides some burns, one victim back.is a woman was sexually assaulted overnight and prince george's forty police are looking the person responsible. attack happened on cypress creek drive. a woman was parking her car when a man approached and pulled out gun. the man ran away and the police anyone with information to give them a call. in the district, police are investigating an overnight homicide. shot in northwest. he was taken to the hospital he was pronounced dead. the victim's name has not been released. jerry sandusky's spent his first behind bars as a convicted sex offender. late last night, a jury convicted the former penn state coach on 45 of the 48 counts against him. have more from pennsylvania. >> this was a first look at sandusky, convicted pedophile. guilty on 45 of 48 charges related to sexually abusing 10 over 15 years. >> he is going to think about day for the rest of his life. >> he deserves the worst that we can give him. >> this photo was take

point, there were crowds of people trying to get a peek at tall ships from around the world and gray hulls ships from our own u.s. navy. if ships were not your thing, over the weekend, all you had to do was look up to get a spectacular view of the blue angels putting on quite a clinic. >> i like the blue angels because they did cool tricks in the air. >> there are crowds everywhere, very well this first. everywhere you went there were crowds of people that are happy. i went to power plant life and the whole place was jumping because of all the activity. >> kirby fowler, president of the downtown partnership says sailabration went beyond expectations. some sources indicate car more than 500,000 people visited baltimore of the past four days, making it one of the largest events in the city's recent history. local businesses were pleased, too. one business said saturday night they tripled their business. >> we have used it as a sell- abration. >> it was exceptionally well managed by all the entities involved. >> baltimore city police work hand-in-hand with state and federal law enforcement an

they want a large machine to fit into the hull of a 60 foot solar powered boat.s been designed to scour the oceans for floating plastic. >> we'll be able to take the plastic trash and convert it into usable fuel. >> that bigger conversion machine has the ability to melt 3500 pounds of plastic trash a day making 66 gallons of fuel. we saw a demonstration with a small desktop model in santa cruz. first plastic trash was stuffed into the machine. the lid was sealed tightly to prevent fumes from escaping. then the heat was turned on to more than 800 degrees. >> the plastic turns into gas which bubbles up to water that cools it and then it condenses into the liquid oil you see floating on top of the water. it took about two hours. the machine is made by a company in japan. they dropped by abc7 in san francisco. >> i invented this kind of oil making machine. there is so much plastic in the world. it will be a serious problem. >> his partner is the ceo of the company. this video from the united nations university showed them demonstrate ago desktop unit at a school in j

. >> the multi- hull catamaran features the newest design in extremely light weight, versatile racingts. >> the unique thing about the 35 is the wing style. it's a more aerodynamic shape. >> it races as unprecedented speeds. >> the regular boat we'll see on the bay will do probably around eight miles an hour, maybe ten. we're out there doing about 30 to 40 miles an hour. >> it's a thrilling ride, but at speeds this fast, things can change drastically in a moment. >> you have to push them to get them fast. but if you go too far, you can crash them hard. >> you get into no man zone where it becomes dangerous. they got into that zone. >> as one of the oracle boats skims the water at breakneck speed, the bow gets buried in a wave. >> it's like a surf board. if the wake goes forward and the nose goes forward, it's difficult to recover. >> the catamaran makes a sudden pitch and crew members are sent flying. >> everything happened so quickly because we had such big speed on this as well. from that moment, the first thing you think is every man for himself. hold on. you hear a big crash throu

the navy warships, the gray hulls will take off first, leaving between 6:00 and 11:00 tomorrow morning. after that come the tall ships, and they are set to depart in a parade of ships between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. it should be beautiful. the star-spangled sailabration is coming to an end, but there is continuing coverage on wbaltv.com. you can attack along with shelton dutes aboard the cisne branco. you'll find all on our home page. up next, some high-profile national court cases. plus microsoft unveils its answer to a ipad. we have our blue crabs, but a different type of blue crustaceans has been caught in maryland's waters. a rare cats, coming up. >> some thunderstorms to the west are developing a long 0 warm front. temperatures will start rising around here. around here. right now x the judge in the jerry sandusky trial said deliberations could begin on thursday. another former penn state coach, richard anderson, told jurors that he and other coaches were sometimes present when sandusky brought young boys into the shower and that he never saw anything inappropriate. the jury will

the harbor sinfully tonight after dozens of tall ships and gray hulls sailed out of the harbor. over the last week, more than 40 international tall ships and naval vessels gathered in baltimore to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the beginning of the war of 1812. up next, after crossing the finish line, 39 years later, a champion thoroughbred sets a new record. we'll have more on that. hometown olympic champ michael phelps reveals how many different events he will try to qualify for in london. we will have the details, later in sports. >> another heated by three in effect for our area. the forecast is coming up next. right now, 82 degrees in downtown baltimore. but they can be really well thexpensive.ted a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> reports are swirling tonight about the death of ousted egyptian leader hosni mubarak. he suffered multiple strokes today in

. >> i imagine they had to build some sort of risers or wooden rails to hold the hull in place and builtou can just walk right up and peek into your potential new yacht. >> that yacht has a board room. did you see that? >> the only bad thing is you can't give these things a test drive or a test sail because they're indoors. >> if you have to ask, you can't afford it. i can't afford this, but were there price ranges in this boat show? >> i would guess several million bucks. >> how many boats did they sell? is it worth their time? >> it has to be for them to put on a show like this on. >> yeah. and then all just tears right down. piece by piece, boat by boat. >> that does it for us here at "right this minute." we're glad you spent time with us. we'll see you tomorrow.

. >> i imagine they had to build some sort of risers or wooden rails to hold the hull in place and builtn just walk right up and peek into your potential new yacht. >> that yacht has a board room. did you see that? >> the only bad thing is you can't give these things a test drive or a test sail because they're indoors. >> if you have to ask, you can't afford it. i can't afford this, but were there price ranges in this boat show? >> i would guess several million bucks. >> how many boats did they sell? is it worth their time? >> it has to be for them to put on a show like this on. >> yeah. and then all just tears right down. piece by piece, boat by boat. >> that does it for us here at "right this minute." we're glad you spent time with us. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> because, i don't like it. >> children weaning themselves off of soda. >>> and there is a push to make certain sizes el legal. what you have to say about the government telling you what you can and cannot drink. >> and the largest brain injury lawsuit. new tonight there was a call for children to cut back on their calories by c

so our plan is to do as little damage to the hull as possible but at the same time to do what's necessary to get a good, thorough recording of it. >> so when these were recovered in the early '80s, most of them recovered then, they were taken to a conservation laboratory in maryland, and they were -- and they were documented and conserved and then put on display. so you see a wide range of materials here from ceramics, apothecary bowls, dinner plate and a bowl. this is actually a tin grog cup from one of the -- one of the sailors, and it's believed to be from one of the african-american sailors, caesar wentworth, and you can see the c.w. that's inscribed on the side of the grog cup. we don't have any smoking gun evidence that this is the "scorpion," but all of the clues put together sort of indicate it very well could be. then you have this dental tool. it was used to pull teeth. and then you have pieces of clay pipes and another pair of surgical scissors. >> why is it important from your perspective to preserve this boat under this muddy water here? what does it matter? >> well, part of

the whole form, the -- hull form, the propulsion, things like that are pretty easy to come up with requirements for, but we also have to look at the department of defense, department of interior, the national science foundation and come up with their requirements and incorporate that. so in the budget that's up on the hill right now, we got $8 million to start detailed requirements and design and i suspect it'll look something very much like the polar class that we have now, but probably different accommodations, updated equipment that doesn't require such a large crew and accommodations for scientists. >> six-foot continuous ice- breaking capabilities. >> we need to have the ice breaker, yes. >> and how many do you need? >> well, you know, it depends. in unconstrained studies people say we need six heavy breakers and three medium -- or six heavy and six medium. right now all i've got is one ice breaker. so i'll be heam to get that additional -- happy to get that additional one. >> let me put two questions in the next minute we got in this seg: you guys put the rfp out for the new offshore patr

it also punched a big hole in the hull. he tried to patch up the hull but the water was leaking in real fast. an emergency beacon brought in the coast guard. >>> there will be an autopsy today on rodney king, the man whose beating was made public. he died and bob decastro is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this is about an hour outside of los angeles. you can see there's police here as the death into rodney death continues. police are still considering this an accidental drowning but they are awaiting those autopsy results which they will exa tight today. the toxicology report is what he -- is what they are specifically looking for. the 911 call made about 5:30 yesterday morning by rodney king's fiance, cynthia kelly. she said she had been talking to rodney king outside their back glass door when she heard a big splash and she went outside and found him at the bottom of the -- bottom of the pool. she cannot jim -- swim. she called 911. police arrived. they pulled him out. he was brought to the hospital and

attaching themselves into hulls of ships and being transported to another part of the world where they establish them selfs to the detriment of an eco system. >> this is a sea squirt. >> this doctor held much of the world in his hand. and there is multiplying and worrying people. >> it could become huge if there is a situation where agencies mandate that remediation has to take place. >> this morning concerned with identifying nonnative giant pacific oysters. the state tried to control the spreading but hand picking them. he wanted to know if they managed to reproduce two, or three times, they did. >> they said they have ability to become established and stay here we don't want that to happen and need to continue collecting them get rid of them. >> it's a story of one nonnative species among many threatening to make every special place ununiquely the same. >> we have breaking news we want to tell you now. this is a water main break from sky 7 hd. >> that is near market and goff in hays valley. this looks like they might have that under control at this time. >> we're going stay on top o

under the hull is a "l" shaped board that can lift the boat for faster speeds.irmed to us that that testing is encouraging. but he declined to identify a device that you can see on the mast or how it is controlled. the america's cup will take place here in the bay area and now just 14 months away. >>> oracle corporation ceo larry ellison took the next step towards buying an island in hawaii. the hawaii public utilities commission approved the transfer to larry ellison. the seller asked asked for a quick transfer. larry ellison paid more than $500 million for the 140 square mile island. >>> he is at home in sacramento 10 days after an accident. he says the head of the whale came 12 feet out of the water before slamming down on the boat. he started bailing out water. a few hours later he was picked up by a rescue boat. >>> the harlem globetrotters brought their moves to the bay area to help young players up their game. >> how is everybody doing? >> summer skills. they showed off their moves and led youngsters 6-14 in team building exercises. each child will get ti

i did look this up and it is said exponentially in hull where victor is from in england. >> i am jot good with accents. i am not good with accents. >> half of the time i am trying to fact check the guy and no idea what he is talking about. >> we will have to closed caption this whole broadcast. >> it is baffling on a number of levels. >> you talked about the david bowie song, "young americans." you could have been talking about "young americans for freedom" so i had to make sure. >> this is a single? >> yes, a single in the 1970s. it is not "i was a young american." it alternates between "he" and" she." >> ♪ he was a young american why not obama pick that up. it would have been more effective and my sense of bowie would have gotten on board. and bowie is the king. >> no, elvis was. >> david bowie is the king if you are into angroginy. >> bowie has not come out in awhile. and the answer why not is obama is a bolshevik. he says he is getting back by being on tv. he said it is easy to get on tv. this split screen proves it. >> victor, again, an accent issue. we don't understand you. it

>> melanie, a huge maritime fess value and air event. 45al ships and great hulls from 12 nations fromd here for free tours at the inner harbor and the point. air show all day long, blue angels and other air acts with daircht vantage points to view all around baltimore. even from the inner harbor, there will be jumbo l ed screens so you can visit the tall ships and watch the blue angels on l ed screens, all free. over tour of 1812 with the baltimore symphony orchestra. and we have. >> what do people know quickly if they are coming this weekend in terms of getting here? >> if they can, mass transit is always good but from the washington area, parking at m & t bank stadium. lots a, b, c, g, h to visit the tall ships and see the show at fort mchenry. transportations are going to be really good. it's going to be crowded. >> very good. we are here on a ship used by the he can ecuadorian naval academy to train some of their cadets. joining me is the lieutenant commanding the ship -- close. almost there. and joining me is fernando sir amount thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you

. >>> dozens of tall ships and hulls set sail out of baltimore's inner harbor. marking the war of 1812. wjz is live at the inner harbor and we have more on the images. >> reporter: hello. and good afternoon to everyone. it's hard to believe that this is the same inner harbor where all of these people came to see the 40 tallest ships from around the world. but today, they set sail taking celebration with them. naval warships began their departure around 6:00 tuesday morning, the grand finale of the celebration. >> we had great crowds, outdoor festivals and concert, the air show, it was a fantastic week. we're thrilled. >> reporter: just a few hours later, led by the pride of baltimore two, tall ships from around the world sailed past in a grand departure. like the canons that welcomed the ships to baltimore, business is booming around the inner harbor. the general manager says they're still seeing record crowds. >> it was about 30% over our previous business week that we've ever had. >> reporter: hard to determine who has the best view. >> we have been following

. >>> this morning a boater has good samaritans to thank for hull -- pulling him to safe. it em >>> it happened in emeryville. that is not an official rescue crew the people in that little boat happened to be in the right place at the right time to help. >>> 5:37. time for a look at the weather forecast. >> you said something about a small craft advisory this morning? >>> there's a possibility into the afternoon the winds could pick up fast enough for a small craft advisory watch out for that over our bay area waters. right now waters calm and cool, low to mid 50s everywhere, 51 and santa rosa cool spot to 55 in san jose. cold front going to bring rain to the pacific northwest not us. it will draw in the sea breeze you may have noticed a few more clouds outside this morning, some starting to spill into the bay, that's going to keep temperatures in the mid 50s through 7:00, also going to hold our temperatures back a little bit this afternoon compared to yesterday, low to mid 60s lunchtime around half moon bay, san francisco and oakland, a lot of low to mid 70s in other neig

point, there were crowds of people trying to get a peek at the tall ships from real-world and gray hulls ships from our own u.s. navy. the ships were not your thing, over the weekend, all you had to do was look up to get a spectacular view of the blue angels, putting on quite a clinic. >> i love the blue angels because they do cool tricks in the air. >> is better than we expected. the weather really cooperated. people were commenting about the jets flying over downtown. it was just a tremendous thing for baltimore. >> kirby fowler says sailabration went beyond expectations. all he did not have official numbers, some sources indicate that more than 500,000 people visited baltimore over the past four days, making it one of the largest events in the city's recent history. one business that they tripled their business saturday night. >> we have used it as a sell- abration. >> baltimore city police to work hand-in-hand with state and federal law enforcement report no major crime issues in and around the harbor, which was a great concern going in, especially when it came to groups of young peo

oregon is one place, they have the hulls of ships or getting into the balast water and being transported to another part of the world where they establish themselves often to the detriment to the ecosystem. >> it's a lot of material. >> in richmond, he held much of the world in her hand, they grow and multiply and worry people. >> it could be huge if it's a situation where regulatory agencies mandate remediation has to take place. >> he was concerned with identifying non-native giant oysters, they came from mare island. the state as tried to control it by hand picking them. he wanted to see if they reproduced two or three times. they did and that is a problem. >> that said to us they probably have the ability to become established and stay here. if we don't want that to happen we need to get lid of them. >> it's the story of one non-native species among many, threatening to make every special place ununiquely the same. >> terry: this morning, forecasters expect tropical storm debby to strengthen as it heads toward the texas coast but land full is not imminent. they are concerned over hig

over a week ago, a spectacular fleet of tall ships and navy gray hulls sailed up the bay to begin ourate's two-year long celebration of the 200th birth of the star spangled banner in recognition of baltimore's role in the war of 1812. it was an ambitious undertaking for sure but the result was nothing short of magnificent. from the hundreds of thousands who safely enjoyed our inner harbor to the crowds at fort mchenry taking in events such as the blue angels, the week offered something for everyone. all too often, summer weekends are marred with reports of crime and violence in downtown baltimore. but this event offered a different portrait of our community. a community united in appreciation for our rich history and ready to celebrate our contributions to this country. we invite you to log on to wbaltv.com and continue the celebration by uploading the videos and photos from this past week. or take a look at what others have shared. it's a trip worth taking one more time. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speedi

the hull is made out of steel. there's quite a few people visiting it. all over baltimore, there's people visiting it. beautiful night for this. reporting live, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> we invite you to stay tuned to wjz for complete coverage of this spectacular event. jessica and i will lead the coverage tomorrow as we bring you the star-spangled sailabration. >>> the crime stunned the region and made national headlines. a man accused of killing his housemate and eating part of has remains. for the first time, we're hearing from friends of the victim. wjz is live. mike hellgren spoke to one of them today as they search for answers to this brutal crime. >> vic, both friends and family here in africa are trying to make sense of this. they describe the victim as athletic and smart and friendly. and they want justice. >> reporter: the gruesome death of cujo agcoaty at the hands of what police call an admitted cannibal, alexander kinyua has left his loved ones searching for answers, including this woman, who asked to conceal her identity. her b

it had an ice-strengthened hull so that it could withstand the ice. >> for the first 12 days of her tripisa saw some of the most spectacular scenery she had ever seen. >> we saw amazing wildlife. we saw whales. we saw penguins. i saw things i never thought i'd see in my entire life. but on the 12th day, video camera rolling, lisa would capture something else she never thought she'd see. >> i was videotaping the ice because the ice was different than other ice we'd been through. it was deeper, seemed to be pretty much everywhere. >> the mood is serious as the captain tries to maneuver the ship through the ice field, then a few minutes before midnight, lisa hears alarm bells. the ship has sprung a leak. >> a fist-sized hole was punctured into the third floor of the ship, and the captain came on, and he said, this is the captain, and this is not a drill." i knew at this very moment in the depths of my soul how much trouble we were in. >> lisa rushes back to her cabin to grab her warmest clothing. >> hey, the captain called an emergency. third floor is leaking. i'm going to get my coat. oh m

. >> if they do attack earth, many of us believe that the hull, batman and spiderman will deal with them >> et phone home. >> steven hawkins says avoid them at all costs if they come. >> there's also a political side to this, too. a majority felt barack obama, the president would do better than romney if alien dos attack. >> howard, save us. >>> dry today, low humidity, warmer, 88. 96 tomorrow, really hot. maybe record heat coming in by friday through the weekend. >>> an accident in maryfield at route 29 and gallows road and a quick look on the northbound side of i-95 which is just slow here in springfield. >>> cbs this morning is next with the latest on tropical depression debby. plus, the high cost of putting on the summer olympics. >> howard and i will be back with a live update on traffic and weather. >>> get your updates on news, weather and traffic by visiting us at wusa9.com. >>> we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:25. have a great day, everybody. >>> bye-bye.

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oregon at one place, and attacking themselves to the hulls of the ships or going into the ballast water being transport today another part of the world where they establish themselves, offer to the detriment to an ecosystem. >> this is a colonial sea squirt from asia. >> dr. andrew held much of the world in his hand. they are nonnative species he pulled from beneath the dock where they grow and multiply and worry people. >> it could become huge, especially if agencies man dade remeditation has to tapes. >> he was concerned with identifying nonnative giant oysters. these came from the south bay and mayor island. the state has tried to control them by hand picking them in places. he wanted to know if they managed to produce two or three times. they did, and that's a problem. >> and that said to us that they have probably have the ability to become established and stay here. so if we don't want that to happen we need to continue collecting them and get rid of them. >> it's the story of one nonnative species among many. a united nagging in our waters threatening to make every special place

it is why gary hull drove up from woodbridge, virginia. >> i drove up taking pictures of everything andg. i had to come out and see it. >> this -year-old liked what he saw so far. >> it is big and it is white. >> there are all kinds of activities for families during celebration. >> young children can come and enjoy the rock climbing exhibit. this can all be provided by the national guard. >> over at the family fun zone, there are arts and crafts. not far from a sand sculpture still in progress. >> probably do some more ships and some commemorative coins and stuff like that. >> every day there are cooking demonstrations, and live entertainment. ♪ >> whatever you do, don't try this at home. >> this child may be too young to appreciate it all, but the celebration isn't all about her grandfather. >> this is a wonderful celebration. i'm glad it's happening where i can get to it nice and close. >> you watch ava marie's slight with the blue angels, get a schedule, and see how to get around downtown from a link at our home page. go to wbaltv.com. there is water that shoots up when it gets hot.

his first hull tie hit game since -- multihit game since june 8th.tting .223 when he is healthy he is at .270, .280 hitter probably 20, 25 home runs, plays a great glove, third base. they have to have them back the problem is if his shoulder doesn't heal now, okay they might have to go and thing about the disabled list if they don't do that, they have to keep doing these shots to get him through the season and after the season determine whether or not he needs surgery here is david johnson on the situation. >>> i know he got some treatment before the game he was looking really good, trimmed the bat with authority he did get a shot before the game, and the last treatment he had, two weeks off that didn't seem to work, so, we are going with this new treatment hopefully he will stay healthy. >>> the code there is the rest didn't work, two weeks of resting didn't work. >> to the game itself there are some fans almost 130,000 people for the three game set and orioles fans were happier than nats fans because wheater is in the 8th inning of a 1-0 game, beco

. >> what did these two huge missing pieces of titanic's double-bottom hull tell us? well, at the time john and i are divers, we're wreck divers. we know how to search out on the bottom, we know the difference between different parts of the ship. but the individual components, the edges of these steel were going to tell a story that was beyond our abilities. we're not metal you are gists, we're not naval architects or engineers. so what we did was we documented these edges of these two huge pieces carefully so that we could bring that evidence to the experts, and they could look at it and tell a story. and the story starts to unfold not necessarily two-and-a-half miles down while we're in the mir, but months later in laboratories and in drafts from where they're drawing these pictures out of these pieces and where they actually fit in to the hull of titanic. and they start to tell a timeline, and they start to tell us things about that night that don't exactly line up with what we've come to know about the story of titanic. most of us have seen james cameron's wonderf