we don't know when or why maurice turner was released. >>> new this morning a. holiday treat for friends and family of 300 airmen returning at # this morning from iraq at bwi at the airport in time for the christmas -- at -- that is great homecoming i am sure many people are going to be thrilled and packing bwi today. >> reporter: yes, charley, this is a special homecoming for the 300 airmen returning home today. especially special because it's mark the end of a 9-year war in iraq. joining us live is major matt warner how are you. >> great, good morning. >> reporter: what can we expect? i know there's a lot of excitement and anticipation for the airmen coming home marking the end of the war. tell me about what we can expect when they arrive here. >> well, the airmen are excited. we expect 300 to come home today and they may come here to baltimore or may go onto another station, but for sure they will feel pretty good when they get back on american soil. >> reporter: what type of jobs and what kind of tours of duty did they do while in iraq? >> well, they did pro

. >> police say they have investigated maurice turner in connection with the shooting of a cabdriver early sunday morning. the gambling charges were made an active in court today, which means they've found no finding of guilt or innocence in the park owner of this tavern. he and two others face misdemeanor charges for making illegal payouts on video game machines. he is the older brother of the oklahoma county councilman. meanwhile, military prosecutors and defense lawyers tangle over digital evidence against bradley manning, the intelligence analyst charged with leaking info to wikileaks. a digital crimes investigator testified yesterday that he found downloaded diplomatic cables and other sensitive information on a computer he used. under cross-examination, he said some of the cables did not match. he claimed the files were damaged which was why they were never released. bullying is that the center of the case against baltimore city. jurors heard today from the mother who said baltimore city did nothing to protect her son or daughter. as barry simms tells us, shawna sullivan explai

received this mug shot of the suspect in the shooting of the cab driver, police say 24-year- old maurice turner will face attempted murder charges. meanwhile police continue to interview witnesses of the other shootings, hoping someone will come forward with information. reporting live outside of city police headquarters, andrea fujii, eyewitness news. >>> anyone with information should call baltimore city police. >>> an anne arundel county woman faces charges after allegedly attacking a woman. police say 29-year-old kristin blue got into a fight with her boyfriend and tried to use a large kitchen knife to prevent her from leaving. >>> picking your numbers in cyber space. maryland exploring the possibility of letting you buy lottery tickets online. pat warren tells us it's a money making idea with a long way to go. >> reporter: for some playing the lottery is a ritual and that includes where you buy the tickets. >> i came here to get a multi match and to play some keynote and play the three and four digit for tonight. >> reporter: but future location of where the lottery winner bought their tic