we have learned the woman who arundelformer anne county executive john leopold of sexual harassment has reached a settlement. she accepted the settlement 110r of $110,000 in 2010 -- thousand dollars. in 2010 she filed a complaint claiming sexual harassment and retaliation. john leopold was convicted of misconduct in office earlier this year. putty hill skateland will no longer post club nights. claim the rowdy teenagers were causing damages to their businesses and scaring off customers after spilling out of the rink at closing time. baltimore county has struck a deal to allow parties and events, but only monday through thursday, and only until 9:00 p.m. theirand's manager and

attorney did not return our calls for comment. baltimore delegate at mcdonagh is wrapping up a conference urging lawmakers to reconsider the new common core curriculum. last thursday, a parent who spoke out was arrested. robert small was charged with assaulting an officer, but the charges were dropped. the school superintendent said she is glad prosecutors did not pursue charges of the school board will not make changes to how they conduct education board meetings. -- inbelieve having to answeropen session questions and staying after to answer individual questions. >> the last of four regional common core forms with take place next tuesday in prince george's county. still ahead, forensic experts called into kenya's westgate mall. how they will help with the investigation into the hostage standoff, and exclusive footage.

>> mark my words -- >> why texas senator ted cruz has spent so much time talking on the senate floor, and why the speech might not produce

juste talk on literally came to an end on the floor of the u.s. senate. senator ted cruz just wrapped up his remarks. he has been talking since tuesday afternoon. it is a filibuster to delay action on a bill that would dismantle barack obama affordable health care act. the speech is not likely to make any real difference. >> senator ted cruz standing for more than 20 hours on the senate floor. >> washington says we have to accept this train wreck, nightmare, there is nothing we can do. >> the president's signature health-care law under attack. since 2:00 p.m. tuesday ted cruz has commanded the floor, voicing his opposition, trying to delay a spending bill. sure to bill virtually

lose, his colleagues are helping him out here and there. >> what kind of america will these kids be inheriting? asked if nothing else, people know more about this long and needed one day ago. >> ted cruz bounced from health care to bedtime stories, a potential government shutdown five days away, some republicans fear the mechanics of advancing the bill are being overshadowed by ted cruz. >> instead of focusing on politically what makes sense, all of the focus is on ted cruz. house again making the case for americans signing up for health care. >> they will be able to shop, just like you shop for an airline ticket or a flatscreen tv, and see what is the best price for you. >> the house-past measure is a governmentrevent shutdown.

right now, obamacare is expected to begin next week. >> maryland senator barbara mikulski at a few comments of your own -- had a few comments of your own on senator ted cruz's speech, saying the affordable health care act was never meant to become the center of a contentious debate. >> it was never meant to be a vehicle for controversial, provocative, poke it in your eye, stick it to you, controversial legislation. it was also never meant to be a negotiating chip for a grander bargain to resolve our issues. nor was it ever designed to be a weapon in the fight over the size and role of government. >> maryland senator marco mikulski there. --ing up, no postseason barbara mikulski there. a minute, no postseason appearance for the baltimore

orioles. >> we are stuck in a comfortable weather pattern. could that change? ?ould we be talking about rain we'll have details on we come back with a seven-day forecast. first, a live look at ocean city. 69 degrees.

>> covering the world, rescuers are picking up the pieces in pakistan after the nation was

rocked by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake. more than 200 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured. pakistani officials are investigating the possibility of the earthquake may have produced a new island that reportedly appeared after the quake. a 30 day of mourning in kenya -- a forensic investigation is underway into the attack on a nairobi shopping mall. at least 72 people died in more than 60 of the -- and more than 60 of the victims were civilians. >> canyon troops are mopping up this morning at the still smoldering west great -- westgate mall. these exclusive pictures show some of the first horrifying moments. rescuers helped hundreds of people escape, hands in the air, to show they are unarmed. here, a family, including a child plays dead until help arrives. a bloody operation reportedly

planned for months -- sources say the militants stashed weapons inside of the mall in advance. during the attack, on one dozen heavily armed militants stormed, opened fire. nation is bloody, but unbound. of al shabaabs were killed with 11 others in custody. as the nation begins burying the dead, caring for the wounded, searching for the missing. >> it is still not clear whether any americans were involved in carrying out the attack. right now, your 11 insta weather plus forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> if you were outside early this morning, you probably

noticed how chilly it was. the suburbs were dipping down into the mid-40's. we are bouncing back. bwi thurgood marshall. still in the 60's in places like parkton and toward frederick. it still feels comfortable. we also see on -- upper-60's on the eastern shore. we expect dry weather this afternoon. temperatures should top off in low-70 as yound get out toward annapolis. 71 in stewart's town, pennsylvania. partly cloudy skies the rest of the afternoon. i 3:00 p.m., 74 degrees. 6:00 p.m..by by 9:00 p.m., we are dropping into the low-60's. his time of year, when the sun

sets, temperatures drop quickly. we see scattered showers around maryland. the thickest clouds are toward garrett county. there is an area of low pressure producing a lot of showers to my anywhere from the tail end of virginia, all the way down into south carolina, and they migrate to the east. we will not really be getting any of this precipitation. we will have to wait until the end of the weekend before we have a chance for any of that rain. we are seeing scattered house in place for the rest of the afternoon. this afternoon, toward the end of the commute, it stays dry. going into tomorrow, just scattered clouds in place. they could clear out a little bit into the afternoon. friday, we are still talking about dry weather. in general, high pressure is still the dominant weather feature.

tonight, we dropped down into the mid-50's downtown, upper- 40's in some of the northern suburbs. we start to see the sunset below -- before 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, and made 70's. clausen the morning. variable -- clouds in the morning. variable wind. high pressure has kept us mostly dry. the low pressure will try to move up the coast. we have a cold front to the west. these will be competing to see who can give us a little bit of rain going into the weekend. futurecast will show high pressure in control throughout friday. saturday into sunday, an area of low pressure is forming off of the coast. for now, we are in the clear in terms of heavy precipitation. this stays off the coast, moves toward new england. that can change. the front may move quicker. we could get the ring sooner

than that, or the storm could move inland. for now, minimal chances for rain sunday and beyond, a will keep an eye on that. ♪ well, in i still have our orange on. we are learning some positive news even though the orioles are out of contention. we are learning positive news about manny machado. havenally expected to damaged his acl, but the tests are back, and he might not even need surgery with some conservative treatment. it is expected to be back at full strength in time for spring training. premier week continues on nbc. " kicks off its second season, and "law and " continues, and both

are expected to be jaw dropper's. but turning up the -- >> turning up the power turned up the trouble on "revolution. the >> everything went wrong. >> namely, it allowed to nuclear missiles to be fired at the east coast. >> there is no more philadelphia and atlanta. it is all different. but season two finds a world without electricity, and heroes in a mysterious texas town or a new power is coming to light. >> something unusual come a very strange. >> after the premiere of "revolution," it is the premiere u. law and order sv >> this is without a doubt the most challenging show and challenging acting i have ever done. but the episode is intense enough to -- >> the episode is

intense enough to carry a viewer discretion warning. >> changes your dna and who you are. >> essentially, she will have a new character to play because there is no going back. >> it is the first of back-to- back episodes kicking off the 15th season. >> they both look like they are going to be really good. coming up next to me your maryland lottery midday numbers and another check of the 11 insta weather plus forecast, but first, a look at how wall street is performing at this hour.

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