there has been another sighting of ilya the manatee.eport being confirmed by the national aquarium. ilya was spotted in cecil county yesterday by the town commissioner who took these photos. ilya seems to be moving freely between the top of the bay and the susquehanna river. the aquarium and the coast guard will continue to keep tabs on the animal to keep him safe. ilya swam here all the way from florida. >>> a real treat tonight on dine on a dime. we are the first television station to be invited inside one of baltimore's oldest buildings to give you a sneak peek at charm city's newest restaurant. abc 2 news jamie costello takes us to the corner of charles and baltimore. >> reporter: we know the building well. we have passed it for 103 years. the old b & o building. like whistle stops, there is a new chef in town who rattles off kitchen stops. >> boston, washington, virginia, naples, florida, maui, hawaii, kona, hawaii. >> and now? >> orange county, california. and baltimore, maryland. >> reporter: and now one of the finest chefs in th

. >> the national aquarium confirmed another sighting of the manatee ilya. the aquarium and the coast guard say they will continue to monitor the animal's movements to ensure its safety. if you happen to be boating and you see ilya you should report the location to the maryland natural resources police at 800-628-9944. that would be pretty cool. to just see the manatee. it would be cool. >> 5:51. there's still much more ahead on 11 news today. >> plus a look at some of your answers to our "watercooler question of the day." >> and here's a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. >> now let's get to some of your answers to our "watercooler question of the day." >> do you think parents should be held responsible for a child's actions in animal cruelty cases? >> keep e-mailing us those responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. we'll read more in our next hour and post all of them on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> if your child loves to have his or her picture taken, you might want to consider heading to arundal mills mall - -- >> the conte

. >>> another ilya sighting. the manatee was spotted yesterday by the perrytown commissioner who took the photos. ilya seems to be moving between the top of the bay and the susquehanna river. both the national aquarium and the coast guard are keeping tabs on the animal. >>> perfection in chicago. we'll show you the feat few have ever accomplished. plus, the summer is all about baseball and blockbuster. after the break, we'll preview a few of the films coming to a theater near you. america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you love. subway. eat fresh! >>> the o's were off tonight. speaking of baseball, did you know the o's have never been part of a

survey in gainesville, florida says the manatee seen here on saturday is a 15-year-old male named ilyaormally hangs now miami. they were able to identify him thanks to this video and at apparently distinctive scarring on his tale. the usgs says he has never been seen anywhere but south florida. >> we've seen fox and deer tonight, bald eagles. but no manatees. jumping fish but no manatees. >> reporter: marine biologists from the baltimore national aquarium says ilya doesn't seem to be injured or sick and will hopefully make its way back to florida. >> a lot of people became experts. they were fascinated. they were very curious about the animal. >>eporter: the famous famous wayward florida manatee was spotted in 1994. he was captured and flown back to florida by the u.s. coast guard only to return the next summer and later be found in waters off rhode island. officials believe there are about 4,000 matees in florida and caribbean waters. they can live to be 60 years old, weigh as much as 700 pounds, grow to 12 feet in length. >> i think he just wanted to did a little sight seeing. >> i t

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the manatee has been identified as ilya. he was first photo documented in 1994. the u.s.logical survey in florida was able to id the manatee through a unique scar pattern on his tail. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is chief meteorologist norm lewis and maryland's most powerful powerful doppler radar. >> very humid today. >> mug gift. >> kind of muggy, kind of sticky. that's basically the way this whole week is going to be. the one good saving factor is that our temperatures remaining below normal. so that's good. otherwise it would be a real steam bath. >> more miserable. >> that's right. but we do need the rain and we've got some on the radar that we'll show you in just a second. let's take a look outside right now. your shot overlooking the downtown area. low-hanging clouds with us throughout most of the day. the temperature right now at bwi thurgood marshall 79 degrees. 47% humidity. wind from the east at 10. the pressure falling 30.10. there are the tides tomorrow. sunrise and sunset. low temperature this morning 62 degrees. the high to

the manatee has been identified as ilya. was first photodocumented in 1994. the u.s.gical survey in florida was able to id the manatee through a unique scar pattern on the tail. here's the thing, boaters in the area are urged to be careful because oftentimes manatees can get close to the boats and become injured. keep that in mind if you're going to be on the water in the area. >>> why is this manatee up here? what is the temperature in the water? >> it's not that unusually warm. must have followed the food supply or just liked the promenade at havre de grace. i don't know. >> good seafood restaurants. >> usually they track warm water. that is an issue they have in the water in the winter. they huddle around the outtake of some of the nuclear power plants. indian river is a source of the problems because the boaters go to see them. like you said, stay away because the manatees are very trusting and very curious. 712 degrees in baltimore, 72 in easton. we have rain on the shoreline also pushing on in through harford and cecil counties. havre de grace getting rain on to

. >> yeah, it's ilya.came from miami and he's just hanging out in the warm waters. >> we're not doing anything at this time, just working with the coast guard and reminding boaters and people to slowdown and pay attention, he's still around and we don't want him to be injured. stay away and don't interact with him, but if you see him, give us a call, let us know he's still here. don't touch, feed, chase or interact with the manatee, if you do, it's a federal offense. i don't know if you knew that. so, check it out all right, that's ilya. by the way, you're talking about a long, strange ride. he's gone a thousand miles from miami to the upper chesapeake bay. >> well, ron? >> our miami girl was saying, she could understand taking a vacation. >> you need to visit friends in maryland, it's hot all of the time. >> we're out of time, i understand. >> oh. >> we are. okay, that's a shame because channel 13's videographer was going to reenact the time he was stung by a jelly fish. and everyone would love to see it.

yeah, the latest spotting of ilya the manatee has been spotted.and the stormy forecast straight ahead on abc 2 news at 5:30. >>> a look at news around the nation takes us to san francisco, where we're getting a look at surveillance video of a train crash last weekend. dozens of people were hurt when a muni train slammed into another train last saturday. the driver blacked out shortly before the crash. authorities are looking at the driver's medical records, and they've also subpoenaed cell phone records. the driver is still in the hospital. >>> and a wild turkey is ruffling feathers in this new jersey neighborhood. people there have accused the four-foot bird of chasing people down the street, pecking at tires and blocking cars. so far no one has been attacked. so animal control hasn't gotten involved just yet. but local nature center is asking neighbors not to feed the turkey, and to clap oriole to scare it away. >>> you better hope you're not speeding if you come across this corvette in north carolina. the $80,000 sports car is now patrolling th

geological survey in florida identified the animal as ilya. according to him, he was first photograph back in 1994 when he was still a calf. they were able to id him from a unique scar on his tail. experts want to remind boaters to be careful on the bay to keep them and the manatee safe. >>> well, technology doesn't stand in the way of con artists. still ahead, how crooks are tainting twitter. it's tonight's scam alert. >>> toilet trouble in outer space? rocket scientists play plumb plumber for the day. >>> first, we'll take a look around the area for check on current conditions. 78 down in annapolis. karl, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here! have you smelled this chair? or these curtains? you've gotta wash this whole room! are you kidding? wash it?! let's wash it with febreze! whoa! [ sniffs ] hey mrs. weber. [ sniffs ] hey, it smells nice in here. you know, i like to keep things fresh. helps me concentrate. [ male announcer ] for all the things that you can't wash, wash it with febreze. a dull metal clanking soun

geological survey in florida identified the animal as ilya. according to them he was first photographed back in 1994 when he was still a calf. they were told they could id him because he has a unique scar on his tail and they are actually cautioning boartsz to be careful -- boaters to be careful because if you get too close you can injury the manatee. >> manatee or shaq? >> not that i don't love shaquille o'neal but the manatees sore cute. into 60 years in the making. >> a vet gets his diploma. >>> and how you can save money on those very expensive prescription drugs. >>> and how one grocery bagger is doing more than just giving you plastic or paper. >>> skies a little muggy this morning. officially down to 71 at bwi marshall. we've got 76% humidity. we've got showers around and we'll show you that on maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >>> right now let's get our peak of the roads with kim. >> no problems at either of the tunnels. southbound 95 through howard county headed to the capitol beltway things are running smoothly. we'll be right

the manatee has been identified as ilya. he was first photo-documented in 1994. the u.s. geological survey in florida was able to identify the manatee through a unique scar pattern on its tail. boaters in the area are being urged to use extra caution. >>> i'm rob carlin. coming up, the ravens are one week away from reporting for training cavern. will there be a derrick mason sighting? >>> plus, the orioles run themselves right out of any chance of winning at yankees stadium. we've got the highlights. they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope -- that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. >>> you wonder how many different ways they can find to lose. tonight was one of those nig

next, we have ilya somin, assistant professor at george mason university school of law. research focuses on constitutional law, property law and the study of popular political participation and its implications for constitutional democracy. he currently serves as co-editor of the supreme court economic review, one of the country's top rated law and economic journals. after receiving his am a in political science from harvard university and his law degree from yale law school, he clerked for judge jerry e. smith of the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit. i look forward to your testimony. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank the committee for the opportunity to testify, and more importantly, for your interest in the issue of constitutional property rights that i will be speaking about. the founding fathers, protection of private property was one of the most important reasons for the establishment in the first place and president barack obama has written our constitution places the ownership of private property at the very heart o