>> plans to build a baltimore in remington gets the preliminary go-ahead. >> president obama in south korea this morning with the economic on his mind. >> fired for facebook postings. a woman went too far. what you think? that is our water cooler question of the day progressed the nice weather will continue as the week goes on. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. we cannot complain. it has been nice. >> to look at walmart by the end of the week. this could be the last stretch of warmer weather.

>> whatever you need to do outside come to would now. >> it will be nice. today it would be a good day. let's take a look at outside. 46 degrees at the airport right now under mostly clear skies. no precipitation. mostly sunny conditions today with a high temperature of around 63. the average high is 58. it will get even warmer at the end of the week. i will shoot the seven-day forecast. first we say good morning to sarah. >> when you do that devious laugh, we know it will go downhill fast. let's check your morning commute. in finksburg at 140, a new accident coming in there. other than that, looking gaunt 795. the jfx is in great shape. 51 miles per hour on the west side outer loop. 49 on the north side. but a very sluggish spot there.

51 on southbound 95 coming out of the northeast. beltway at the b-w parkway, no problems to report here. this is traffic at joppa road, building of volume down towards the beltway northeast. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now back to you. >> thank you. the baltimore city council clears the way to build a super sized shopping center. >> this comes after some opposition to the complex has in part been won over. jennifer franciotti is live and north baltimore with the details. >> the area i am now is 25th and howard streets. the new name will be called the 25th street station shopping center. a lot of fun for folks in this period. the council approved unanimously plans. it will be 83 under 30,000-

square-foot retail space which will include a walmart and smaller specialty shops. the proposal allots space for 90 residential units and 11 injured parking spaces. councilwoman belinda conaway is backing the project progresses it too many people have to travel to the county to get the basics. >> even then, they cannot get everything they need because they cannot carry it by bus. the convenience of it is very important. >> this is a pretty highly troubled area. residents had concerned about the increased traffic that's something like it will mark could bring. we will talk about some of the concessions and the jobs that will be created coming up for you at 6:30. >> a hospital is that -- has

reached a settlement. st. joseph medical center will repay $22 million it received from medicaid and medicare for unnecessary stents implanted. those procedures were performed by a doctor, a surgeon who is no longer employed by the hospital. he has filed his own lawsuit against the hospital. he said his practice has been scapegoat it and all this procedures were medically necessary. >> there was a shooting before midnight. investigators found a 25-year- old victim injured by gunfire. he was rushed to hopkins hospital but did not survive. >> neighbors are on edge this morning in court a woman was raped by taking out her trash. the woman was walking back to her apartment on scenic metal drive monday evening when a man

came out of some bushes and attacked her. >> it is a disturbing incident all the way around. something like this could frighten the committee. we will have extra patrols to continue to investigate. >> neighbors say they are upset over the brutal nature of the crime and the fact of the apartment complex management did not notify them about the attack. the hampstead meant when not be tried after sexually abusing three boys. each case will be rolled into one larger federal case. authorities found pictures of young boys performing sex with explicit acts. his attorney requested the change of jurisdiction. prosecutors did not object because police have discovered a large marijuana-growing operations. police say jesse duffy and vincent davis were growing more than 400 pot plants inside two

homes on curtis avenue. the investigation continues. >> president obama is in south korea today. is the third stop on this 10-day trip to asia. kate amara joins us live from our washington bureau with more on the story. good morning to you. >> good morning. president obama is in south korea for the g-20 summit, where leaders will focus on trade and the global economic recovery. next up, south korea. president obama on his way to the g-20 summit. he is midway on a tour through asia. >> the united states is leading again in asia. we are strengthening our alliances. we're deepening relationships as we're dealing with china. >> this comes after a stop in indonesia, centered on diplomacy. this is president obama's first

visit to jakarta since living here as a boy. in a speech to thousands, obama reinforced his main message to muslims -- america is not at war with islam. >> it list within each of us. we cannot give in to doubt or to the 2009 speech in cairo. to the islamic world. >> history is on the side of human progress. unity is more powerful than division. the people of this world can live together in peace. >> on thursday, the president is scheduled to deliver a speech to american troops in south korea. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you and have a great day. >> everyone has complained from time to time about their job.

one woman said her right to free speech cost her her job when she made her grievances public on facebook. she was upset the ambulance company sheet or for denied her a union representative. she went to facebook and told the world. she was fired for violating policy about making-comments about the company. that is illegal. she is being represented in court. >> she did it on your own time on her own resources and that is what makes the case different. >> customers, people who might have availed themselves of this employers services, but now there will think twice because the soulless facebook posting or this twitter. >> the company does have a right to protect his name and image. the policy is to go abroad. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think it was unfair for a

hospital to fire an employee for criticisms she made on her facebook page? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 45 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> a dream vacation turns into a floating nightmare for hundreds of passengers on a cruise ship. the latest on efforts to rescue them. she has won emmys and been in film. but now at 88, betty white says she it has finally achieved a lifelong dream. >> creative and nutritious cooking. we have spaghetti squash here, all trying to get kids interested in nutritious fruits and vegetables. >> we're checking on your morning rush. in finksburg, there is a problem in finksburg, there is a problem spot

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♪ >> a very good morning to you. it is 48 degrees downtown. we are talking about cooking class is on york road this morning. the point is to benefit a great charity, but also to get children interested in the nutritious way to eat. get children interested by getting them, could collect the more you cook with your children, the more likely they will to eat those foods. >> what dish to have? >> here we have some spaghetti squash. kristin will show us how you get from here to there.

you bake it in the oven and then was pulled apart with a fork, it looks just like spaghetti. top with spaghetti sauce and is a familiar food. they are probably going to try the spaghetti squash and like it. >> and the are getting more nutrients. >> spaghetti squash is full of vitamin a and lots of fiber. >> there are two classes on sunday. you canno find more at a bearishfamily -- and nourishedfamily.com. get the recipe for spaghetti squash. high pressure is building in. the storm is losing plunge as it moves away andros apart. the spaghetti squash -- it

looked at it. it does look like spaghetti when the squash is hollowed out. >> i have had it before. is fantastic. i loved i it. and the clauses are not just for the adults to quit is a parent- child cluster there is one that is just for tweens. the best way is to go to our website to find more information on that. >> wonderful. it is a great program. i look forward to see what you will cook for us during the next half-hour. we have been discussing the big storm and it is finally pulling far enough away that is losing its influence. it was kicking up some wind yesterday. we could see a breeze off the northwest at 10 to 15. we could still see some rain showers up in new england, around ballston and cape cod. all of that will stay north of

us. -- around boston and cape cod. in cecil county in northeast maryland, you guys have the best chance of seeing some cloud cover. most of us will have a sunny day. we're in the low to mid 40's. 48 downtown occurred 47 degrees in annapolis. mostly sunny and pleasant with a very nice winds that with high temperatures between 60 and 65. overnight tonight, mostly clear unseasonably chilly with temperatures dropping back into the upper 30's and low for a pause. we will keep the sunshine and increase the temperatures going into the weekend. 65 on thursday. 70 on friday and saturday. the average high temperature is 58 this time of year. there could be some rain on sunday, just a the disenchants part in a very nice seven-day forecast. let's check the roads with

sarah. >> good morning. one accident in finksburg travel along route 140. you may find some delays and lane closures as police are now on the scene. 45 miles per hour on the north side. 48 on the west side. southbound 95 checking in approaching the beltway en route 48 miles per hour. through howard county, 50 miles per hour. volume is picking up but not all that bad. let's take a look and show you the beltway at the b-w parkway. volume is picking up. this is southbound traffic. from the beltway down to west nursery road, still in good shape. this is 95 and joppatowne road. more of volume as a major way down to the beltway northeast. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. arrivedt tugboat's have

to rescue the stranded cruise ship. the carnival splendor has been without power since a fire left the ship adrift yesterday. the passengers and crew have had to endure the california sun without air conditioning and working bathrooms. they are printing supplies to the ship and towing the chip to mexico. ballots in mexico are being counted -- last week, lisa murkowski appeared to be leading the race. election officials have to separate her votes from all the other names before she can be declared the winner. the courts could give the final say. it is better late than never. after being on tv and movies, betty white has landed her dream world -- forest ranger.

she has always wanted to be -- but could never be one because at the time it was a male-only profession. she recounted stories of child to identification's in the sears as her spark for the location. the u.s. park service made up for lost time and made her an honorary ranger. >> good for her. general motors will start production of its extended range battery d is drivenvolt today. shoreham deliveries of the electric cart expect to start about a month from now. preproduction cars have been built since late march. gm will start selling for under 50 charging stations. many airline travelers will have free wifi in time for their holiday trip.

google has partnered with delta to offer free gogo wifi. those airlines have equipped their domestic flee to withgogo. no pastor has to do without wifi. the promotion runs through january 2. now could be a good time to buy flat screen tv. jane king has that and more in the bloomberg business report. >> watch out, apple. research in motion may price its new template cheaper than the ipad. rim will begin selling for less than 5 $4. the starting price for the ipad is $499. the price of the torch will be slashed in half. burritos are slashing flat screen tv prices. walmart and best buy are

pushing deals ahead of black fraud to clear out older models. we headed down day as financial stocks weighed on things. the bloomberg maryland index was also lower. last week, zipcar on track with the major expansion. they have expended -- expanded its services to 30 additional campuses. zipcar as are available for more than 1.5 million students. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 45 degrees on tv hill. another check on traffic straight ahead. >> the money maryland won for race to the top -- could be in jeopardy? >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think it was unfair for a hospital to fire an employee for criticisms she made on her facebook page? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com.

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>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we're dealing with one accident in the finksburg region at 140. that is one spot you want to

avoid. other than that, the normal volume-related delays. see the slowdown on average getting down towards seven. 49 at the north side. 44 on southbound 95. no delays on the j.f.x. everything running smoothly on the harrisburg expressway and 795. eight minutes on inner loop to the j.f.x. seven minutes down to the harbor tunnel tolls. the b-w parkway is moving well itself out. we're starting to pick up in volume and 95 southbound. watch for the top of the breaks as you approached the beltway northeast. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it will be a beautiful day today. temperatures are generally in the 40's. 34 in frederick. 47 in annapolis. mostly sunny. there could be -- it might be a

breezy again this president with a high temperature near 63. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now, back to the news desk. >> the money is all but in the banks, but maryland not be able to withdraw from the $2.50 million it is getting from raced to the top. where is the snag? tim tooten explains. >> we need to figure this out together. it will enable us to give our children a world-class education to >> the state will fight to keep to 2015 million dollars. the review panel put the brakes on a plan for 50% of teacher evaluation will be based on student achievement. >> one thing will not allow to happen is for our state to lose out on the dollars that we have won four races to the top part of that involves student growth

as part of the evaluation of performance in our classroom. >> some say they may have overstepped their bounds by increasing to 50% how much of a teacher evaluation is based on student progress. >> we do not want to lose money. you don't make policy that could drive teachers out of professions or have a detrimental effect on our education policy. that is done a good reason to move forward progress the matter is under review. the government may have the last word. some lawmakers say they hope -- >> you have to be concerned about the money. you hope -- you do not need that paul's it just to get money from the federal government. to throw that out there is not enough to >> no word on when the state board will take up that issue. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a handful of the state's teacher unions support the evaluation system. the teachers turned down a recent contract based in part

on the evaluation system. it will vote again next week. >> the self esteem of baltimore has been knocked around this week. we were told we ranked second on a national unattractiveness survey. say we are among the smartest. each of these cities will receive between thousand dollars and $40,000 the will be earmarked to making communication between services and the public faster and more efficient picric wheat market in a complex. 45 degrees on tv hill. much more to come this morning in the next half-hour. >> the city council thinks it is a smart move. they have given the go-ahead to build a walmart herein remington. details are next. >> ray rice has a run-in with the lot that sparks an internal police investigation. we will tell you what happened.

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>> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning. welcome back. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. we will get to the forecast in just a minute. we are breaking about our apparel this morning. i am wearing a tie that was designed by a 10-year-old girl, a leukemia patient to correct the are also gorgeous. i did a belts situation. >> like "project runway." >> there are monkeys on this. jos. a. bank puts them on ties. >> tony has won on, as well. his is dogs. we all loved dogs. look at that. he is 10 years old from

potomac, maryland. >> this is the double ascot look that everybody will be doing. ec's in fashion magazines. >> nice ties. >> if they are very nice. >> the forecast is also lies. temperatures are in the 40 + right now. we will make it into the 60's today. we don't expect any weather trouble on your way to work or school this morning. we will check the seven-day forecast in about five in this. for now, over to the news desk. >> a host of new jobs osuna becoming to the area. a massive shopping center will be built with including a walmart. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live from north baltimore with details on the story. >>

the council approved plans for the development. it will be a fringe of 3000 square foot retail space which includes a walmart and smaller specialty shops. the proposal allots space for 70 residential units. >> it has been a well thought out, long process to make sure the community are heard and that we try to preserve it neighborhoods as much as possible. >> councilwoman belinda conaway initially faced opposition. judith took those concerns to the project developer. they went over many by agreeing to install speed bumps and you turn signals along with designated bike lanes and pedestrian crossings. >> i am going to get a shopping cart and be able to get what i

need over there. it will be wonderful. >> the promise of 400 construction jobs and 750 permanent jobs convince many skeptics that walmart and the other stores will be a boost to the neighborhood. >> we are putting employment survey forms on every door sill of every person in this community has an opportunity as a job -- at a job to correct the council is expected give final approval next week when it signs off on the zoning request. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the baltimore woman protesting the foreclosure of her home with a hunger strike said she has made progress over the last few days. we first introduce you to lauren rymer on monday after she shut -- there -- after she set up shop at the statehouse. she spoke to governor o'malley's

chief of staff. >> dear working on sorting out the tax issues and why the money has increased and seeing if there is something that could be done there. other people could ever experienced this issue. >> she hopes her hunger strike will raise awareness to the nation's foreclosure process. >> ray rice pc's to eluting tackles on the field. this is celebrity help him elude a traffic citation? he posted a message on is twitter account saying he got out of a citation by giving the office for his autograph. >> i was gone to buy the new call of duty. i took it upon myself to offer him an autographed to his son. that was after the warning. a bad decision by me. any feartrying to get justice. i did give a warning.

i must get my glass fixed. >> the officer was just doing his job. police looking into the incident to see if any procedures were violated. selloff krauts have not been an issue at camden yards. during the off-season, the orioles will replace all the seats and widened the ones in the upper deck and club levels. there will install drink rails at the club level. it will reduce the capacity of the stadium $45 a, 971. >> some habits behind the wheel are dangerous. today's special list the top 10 causes of car accidents. take a look before you get behind the wheel today. it is all on wltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> we have a few accidents to report at this hour.

one is in the city. use extra caution. in finksburg, still clearing, route 140. two early morning, mr. we have delays are falling into place. this device to respect to 795. a slow spot on southbound 95, 35 miles per hour. told minutes through the west side stretch per eight minutes on the inner loop from 75 toward 83. here's a quick live look outside. this is old court. brake lights as volume picks up. pretty soon we'll see a delay on southbound 795. southbound 83 from parkton, all the volume related as far as we know. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we get the latest from sandra shaw. she has great ideas of how to cook healthy recipes with children.

>> there are some class is offered with that. nourishfamily.com. this is the sweet potato gburrito. that is what these classes are all about. >> it is an opportunity for parents to learn new recipes with vegetables that maybe they are not familiar with any with the will encourage their children to read more of those fruits and vegetables. >> kristin has been helping us cook. >> you have the bean mixture and add spices to that. andl it up in a tortilla do maybe add cheddar cheese. is really good. >> and healthy. if you can cook with your child, you can get them interested. >> all the profits from the

clauses on summit will go to benefit the food pantry here in baltimore. >> there is a big need this holiday season for those who do not have the means to get as much food as they should. this looks great. we will be up to the 70's by friday and saturday. a milder here is a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. and tomorrow with plenty of sunshine that the route. a great weekend to come on out and enjoy time with your children and get them cooking with their children. back to you. >> we'

>> hopefully will never have to go through something like the blizzards from last february again. there's a revised snow plan. >> something they have tackled is the politics of snow removal. jayne miller explains. >> the blizzards last winter were so challenging that officials have been meeting to come up with a new plan to improve the snow-removal response, including how to handle pressure like this. >> i am not happy! >> that voice is part of a message left on february 8. city crews had not touched the private street he lived on. tonight, what else he said in that message, plus what thousands of e-mails revealed about other council members and the influence they exerted over historic twin storms.

why would the city give you your own kind of contract? >> they did not give them to me. you are driving us crazy. >> an all new i-team report tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> that should be interesting. >> more feeling. >> it is 46 degrees until. we'll check the morning headlines coming up. >> it will not be long before the snow is falling. the seven-day forecast is a pretty cool one. first here's a look outside. beautiful sunrise in progress. 46 degrees at the airport.re

>> welcome back. police are investigating a deadly shooting in northeast baltimore surely perform

midnight. investigators were called to round hill road. they found a 25-year-old victim critically injured by gunfire. he did not survive. there is no word on a suspect or a possible motive for the shooting. a hospital at the center of a lawsuit has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement. st. joseph's medical center will repay $22 million it received from medicaid and medicare for medically unnecessary stents implanted in heart patients. those procedures were performed by aced surgeon who is no longer employed by the hospital. the doctor has filed his own lawsuit against the hospital saying he and his practice has been scaled coated. a conn embolus company employee is taking her employer to court after they -- a connecticut ambulance employee is taking her employer to court after they

filed her. she made a post on facebook. the company said she violated company policy by making negative remarks in public. this case could set a precedent as more workers use social networking sites. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you think it was unfair for a hospital to fire an employee for criticisms she made on her facebook page?

>> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is looking like a pretty standard rushed out there. there is an accident in finksburg that is still clearing. another spot in moravia park drive, an accident location that does involve a police vehicle. no injuries reported. looking at a volume-related delays. filling up quickly and there. southbound 95 look not delays at the beltway northeast. on the west side, harford road -- at the north side, harford road on the outer loop. of brake see plenty lights. too close to comfort -- to close

for comfort on the harrisburg expressway traveling southbound. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check in live with sandra shaw and she is talking about healthy eating. >> there are some class is going down this weekend on york road. there is one for parents and children. another t forweens. -- another four tweens. >> a good way is to put with their parents. children are more likely to eat vegetables they helped to prepare >> we have the baked apples. then we did the spaghetti squash. interesting. the squashed looks just like spaghetti news. then we did sweet potatoes burritos. >> i like the sweet potato burritos.

i make them all the time. >> it is the entire oxidants and things you cannot eat. >> a lot of people are in need and thought it was a good way to give back. >> go to our website wbaltv.com,. click on sunday brunch recipes. we will have all the recipes are listed on our website. we need to chat about the weather. there is the stubborn storm over new england. it will not affect our weather. high pressure builds in today. we start a general warmup. that is it for now the quest i think that is a wonderful program, teaching your kids how to cook. >> precisely. exactly. >> we all think dinner comes out of a can or a box.

it is for a good cause. the big storm is just off shore. we have been discussing it for the last several days. it will lose its grip on the mid atlantic region. we have not had any rain or snow. it has been kicking up some wind herein maryland. i think the wind will die down today. we'll still see rain in new england. showers to cape cod. the wind is still gusting up there. some of the clouds may drift far enough south to reach northeast maryland. most of us will have a sunny day on this wednesday. we are in the low 40's in most locations. 42 in columbia. 42 degrees and rising sun. mostly sunny today and pleasant. still a bit of a breeze from the northwest. not as windy as the last couple of days. high temperature between 60 and 65.

tonight, mostly clear and seasonably cool with temperatures dropping back to the upper 30's and low 40's. a beautiful stretch of water going into the weekend. 65 tomorrow. near 70 on friday and saturday. the average high temperature at this time of year is 58. well above the mark. there could be some rain, sunny, but only 30% chance. it still looks like a good weekend and a good stretch of weather. we send it over to the news desk. >> thank you. it is a green light for plans to build a super sized shopping center in the remington neighborhood. jennifer franciotti joins us live from north baltimore with that story. >> the new shopping center is expected to be called the 25th street station shopping center. the baltimore city council gave preliminary approval to the plan

to build this mixed-use development. it calls for 403,000-square feet of retail space which includes a walmart and smaller specialty shops along with a proposal in space for 70 to 90 residential units. it is expected to create hundreds of jobs. final approval is expected next week when they sign off on the zoning request. reporting live, and jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. talk-show host reunion for the record books today "oprah." is a not to be missed our today at 4:00 p.m. here is meredith vieira for a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. former president george bush will join us for an exclusive live interview. we'll get his thoughts on a host of topics and on how this new

memoir is being received. an update on the carnival cruise ship stranded. is now slipping towed back to shore. a special live reunion 45 years in the making. we'll catch up but actually enters and all kids from "the sound of music" as we get started here on it was the money -- on a wednesday morning on the today show. >>

>> a very good wednesday morning to you. 40 degrees downtown. the winds are calm and we should see sunshine. we have some great health the dishes. we are talking about class is offered here for tweens and their parents and children and get them interested in fruits and vegetables. we have a number of dishes. you can check on our website for more. >> teaching kids how to cut. >> every child needs to learn how to cope. >> we have been displaying these ties all morning long. they are on sale at jos. a. banks. they're designed by the kids who are being treated at johns hopkins. this one was designed by alexis and it is cold fish. >> i have a dog. >> i have monkeys.

>> it looks like smooth sailing all the way to the beginning of the weekend. today will be a nice day. 65 tomorrow. we will be close to 70 by the end of the week. the average high is at 58. there could be a little rain on sunday. >> sounds great to quit traveling from pennsylvania on the harrisburg expressway, we're getting reports of an accident approach in the pennsylvania line in the southbound direction. delays are forming quickly. prompt middletown, a very congested. you might want to take york road. there is an accident in finksburg. and another would in the city. you can see normal client- related delays. this is the harrisburg expressway coming down from parkton. -- you can see normal volume- related delays. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25.

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