mary pat clarke said the vote does not kill efforts to mandate in living wage. she is sponsoring a bill that would make all city retailers that grossed $10 million a year in sales paid that living wage. >> i just need one more vote for a citywide living wage bill for retail workers here. $10.59 an hour to begin. >> plans call for a lowe's home improvement store in addition to the walmart. many specialty shops and about 90 residential units. we will have more coming up at 6:30. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. how do you think a walmart in the heart of north baltimore will affect area residents? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is .atercooler@wbaltv.com p ." >> jobs was the focus in west baltimore yesterday. churches united for baltimore jobs is demanding a fair share of jobs at the complex. >> if people are organized, they are ready and they are willing and able to work. they will be trained. with the job begins, we want everybody in this community to be able to work at this job site. >> leaders say

. >> mary-pat clarke says the vote does not kill efforts to mandate a living wage. she is sponsoring a bill that would effect all retailers that gross $10 million in sales a year. >> i just need one more vote for a city-wide vote. >> jennifer franciotti, wbal tv 11 news. >> we saw a little bit of sunshine briefly to. the clouds have been building. he will stay with grace kao -- gray skies. there is a little light rained developing around hackers town. we have a chance to see that here around baltimore. as far as temperatures, it is already 64 degrees. it looks like we will be above normal, in the mid-60's, with the slight chance of light-to- moderate rain. more on your thanks for -- thinks giving forecast, coming up in a bit. >> city school officials say at this time to get to work making over schools. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and ceo andres alonso announced the dedication of a task force to find a way to come up with the needed money to turn plans into action. >> there is no question that the condition of buildings impacts the ability of children to learn. >>

the bill was roped by councilman mary pat clarke and passed at last night's meeting. >> how many text messages is your teen sending? new study finds that teens that text 120 times a day or more, are far more likely to have sex, use drugs and or alcohol. high pressure texting as it is called. can lead to other risky behaviors as well. the study also found that surprisingly the teenagers also had permissive or absent parents. >> liquor stores in montgomery county will be open sunday. new executive order expected to be finalized tomorrow. allows the sale of alcohol on sundays. county officials expect the new rules to take effect some time this month. the new rules should help the county make between 1.5 and $2 million a year. >> a mysterious missiles, frisbee fly. does the military's no sense attitude about this object, shine from common sense light? we will explain. >> a cop relieved of his duties. what his own dash cam caught him doing, that got him demoteed. >> people on the left that don't want to touch entitlements. that is just unrealistic. >> battle lines being drawn in congress.

the resolution is part of a package on pro buy cycling bills sponsored by councilwoman mary pat clarke> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most being a ret by weather rate. >> 5:49. we are looking at yesterday's temperatures at 63 degrees. yesterday's high as we were going through the afternoon, we held off a lot of the clouds we expected from the storm off the coast. really mild stuff from roanoke south and westbound into the 70s. 50s underneath the cloud cover in new york and new england. almanac on this 10th day of november shows we normally expect 36 in the morning. and 58 in the afternoon. we have been as low as 24 in 2003 and 75 in 1999. so the sun is up at 6:44 and down at 4:56 and while we watched the overnight, and early morning satellites imagery, you can see the advance of clouds trying to come from the coast and push the way westbound. just on the fringe and a high thin clouds may start to mix in with the skies. we are watching the storm and it linger and meanders off the coastline of new england. we are watching rain wrap in on the backside

show councilwoman mary pat clark managed to get her own contractor. >> they did not give them to me,y basically said, you are driving us crazy. we are trying to help you. we are not talking about an army here. leave us alone. >> two contractors were assigned to clark. at one point, the city official who made it happen showed his unease. i do worry that from a billing perspective, i have lost control, and please don't tell your colleagues about how we have done this. clark makes no apologies. >> it does not appear that any council members had such an operation going. >> i don't know. i never compared notes with anyone. all i know is, they worked, i worked, and we never stopped working. >> they want to respond to constituents, but at what cost to the overall effectiveness of a snow removal plan? >> city officials are reluctant to blame council members, but they are implementing a new plan to handle what they call a special requests. >> if city council members in the an e-mail, i will take the email, but with the plan we are proposing for next year, that city council member email will g

. >> the e-mails showed councilwoman mary pat clark managed to get her own contractor force.aid, the result of persistence. >> why would the city give you your own -- fosh >> they didn't give them to me. they basically said, you're driving us crazy. we're trying to help you. we're not talking about an army in your district. leave us alone. >> two contractors were assigned to clark. each day community leaders took them around to plow. city officials showed his unease. >> i worry from a billing perspective he wrote to clarke, i have lost control. and please don't tell your colleagues how we've done this. >> clark makes no apologies. >> it doesn't appear any of the other council members had such an operation going. >> i don't know, i never compared notes with anyone. all i know is, they worked, i worked, and we never stopped working. the squeaky wheel gets the greece. >> -- gets the grease. >> understandable they want to respond to constituents, but at what cost to the overall effectiveness of a snow removal plan. >> clearly the officials are trying to get to that plan in order