leader claim their daughter's facebook page was hacked. butthe father of the girl bullied wishes he could have done more. a cyber bullying law carrying the name of grace took effect earlier this month. theteen took her own life after receiving threats. grace's lawnow makes it a crime to bully a child online venlths it has been three years and too many memories for this one little face. yardley love was killed by her boyfriend. now, one love is making a movie. the crew was at towson university tonight. >> in this scene, we're going to see some of the red flags and symptoms that people often ignore but really indicate that

an unhealthy relationship is going on the foundation hopes the film will help them reach the goal of ending relationship violence. continuing coverage tonight on the controversy o' ch the construction of a brand new school in mays chapel. >> county executive was out there. we'll have more on this story in just a few minutes. tonight we have some news that elwood was last seen running toward the mall. hedidn't stop until he got to northwest baltimore where he was rearrested. he was serving time for armed robbery and escaped from work crew yesterday. hewas arrested by the department of pup lick safe -- public safety.

well, bail has been denied for the man charged with attempting to rob and car jack cal ripkin's mother. police saythat the man pointed a gun at her in a bank parking lot. theysay he demanded money and her car. ripkin pressed a button on her key ring setting off her alarm and sending the would be robber running from the scene. today, his sister told us that she doesn't believe he recognized his attempted victim. >> i don't think he did that on purpose. like, thinking that's his mom. he probably wasn't on the right track of mind and just went full force for something. . >> now at this point, investigators do not belief the robbery attempt -- believe the robbery attempt is connected with ripkin's kidnapping last year.

. now, this is the second time ms. ripkin has been a victim. last year she was abducted from her aberdeen home. police say the man accused put mer in a car and drove her around for a day let's look at the weather. you see the clouds with the nice slow pass. you didn't see any stars unless you bumped your head. here's chiefmeteorologist wyatt everhart jamie, unseasonably warm out there, i mean 67 now in the city and we're still in the mid-60s going west toward frederick. this is mild. we could see patchy fog out there so watch out for fog through the overnight. otherwise, it'sstaying dry but

not for that long because tomorrow afternoon, we're dealing with an active frontal boundary otherwise just cloudy tomorrow. . wyatt, it's so controversial we're doing it twice. tonight, the continue verse/of a brand -- controversy of a brand new school. >> yeah this is a big story. . >> sir, let me talk for a second, okay. no, it's my job to talk, your job to listen right now. . >> that was six months ago at the groundbreaking for the new school. he was being heckled by protestors. now, constructionis well under way, but opponents haven't given up the fight. christian shaefer is live with the story. >> reporter: tonight leaders from the school system, parents and an outside consultant met to begin the process of figuring out which kids will attend that new school.

construction isrunning along but opponents think they can stop it. it is a major construction site. nottoo long ago, it looked like this. it was called mays chapel park. . >> instead of ten acres of trees, i now see a waste land. >> reporter: and now, school officials have begun the process of figuring out which children will attend the school. . >> i think it was very evident tonight that there are lot of children within the general vicinity that support and justify the building of this school. >> reporter: but the majority of mays chapel residents are elderly or retired. >> they ought to add on to those schools and keep the kids in the neighborhood rather than bussing them miles from their

home. >> reporter: the incoming principal says despite the protest, he wants to engage his neighbors to discuss problems. >> i want to continue to reach out and forge partnerships with people because there's going to be opportunities where we can benefit each other. >> but burke says a land exchange violated state law and he's suing to try and stop the project. >> it was supposed to remain open space, but it is no longer open space because it will be an elementary school. we all know the public cannot go on public school property when school is in session. >> reporter: there's going to be a hearing on that land swap lawsuit tomorrow morning. burkeis hoping the judge will grant an injunction to stop the construction on that new school.

as parents action we're not supposed so bury our children, t a towson mother did. >> bridget was living proof that breast cancer doesn't discriminate. . >> and if you have a toyota, stay with us, we have another recall to tell you about. whichsuvs are on the list when we come back.

. in our consumer alert, let's say your car got recalled. a simple repair will usually fix the problem except when it doesn't. john matarese explains why toyota owners will have to go back to the dealer. >> hundreds of thousands of toyota owners will receive an unusual letter in the mail telling them their car is being recalled for a second time because the first recall didn't work. one woman believes she almost had an accident because of a bad recall repair. >> my husband said did you hear that or did you feel that.

>> reporter: ms. york says she's lucky to be alive. >> the car, he couldn't control. he went into the passing scomplaen into the median. >> reporter: what was it like at that moment? >> it felt like our life was passing before our eyes. >> reporter: a tow truck took it to a toyota dealer. >> this was bent in to almost not quite a 45 degree angle. >> reporter: but what shocked her is just a few weeks earlier, her toyota dealer did a recall repair on that exact same part. >> they said by the way, we also fixed your right rear suspension arm. >> reporter: but it didn't take care of the problem. toyota isnow re-recalling rav 4s. atoyota spokeswoman tells me they have reports of several crashes and three injuries from

the recall after the initial repair. if you have a 2006 to 2011 rav or lexus, you may want to check with your dealer. if you own an rav 4, realize that toyota is stepping up to the plate and admitting error and offering a second repair free. get that repair so you don't waste your money. . if you need a reason to think pink this month, listen closely to bridget's story. just before her college graduation, she found out she had breast cancer. bridgetlived for maybe a wedding down the road, her next birthday and the hope of children. hermother says she packed more in 7 years than some people do

in a lifetime. >> some say love, it is a river. >> she was so young when she was diagnosed that it was really her whole adult life that she had this disease. >> reporter: it's been six months, since breast cancer took her daughter bridget. at 21 shewas diagnosed with stage 4 cancer that had already spread to her liver. >> when you're dealing with someone that's 21, 22, 23, you just can't even imagine a disease that is going to take her life before she's 30. >> reporter: but what a life where i had jet -- bridget lived. she married her high school sweetheart and traveled the world and in between, chemotherapy, 14 different drug trials. bridget was aen advocate for

breast cancer awareness. >> she was out there telling young women that this does happen to younger and younger women. >> i'm beating cancer. i ambeating cancer every single day just by getting up and getting out of bed. >> i never had a fighting chance because my diagnosis was so late and i want to make sure that doesn't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: she knew her time was short, but her mother says she was not a quitter. duringher 7 and a half year battle with cancer, her only daughter only had two pity parties. >> she gave people hope and a pathway to live without dwelling on the cancer. it doesn't have to define you. >> reporter: this month, we're all surrounded by pink. sunday,thousands will join komen maryland in the race for the cure. >> every dollar that komen

raises, helps someone else in the fight against breast cancer. you can't have good medicine without good research and you can't have research without money. >> reporter: unfortunately, the race is over for bridget, but her mission moves forward through her family. >> her mission is what gives me stlenth. >> reporter: now they'll call on that strength to help them in the days, months and years to come. >> i miss her terribly. everymorning we spoke on the phone. she was a very special daughter and sister and wife and friend. . >> bridget didn't live to see her 30th birthday. she died in april. she had a blog called my big girl pants and in her last post

she asked that we don't forget her. i don't think she has to worry about that. let's run for bridget, run for all of the women, all of the women affected by this damn disease. join abc2 news and susan g. komen in the race for a cure. go to abc2news.com for a link to the komen website. ifyou can't make it out to the race, you can watch it live here starting at 7:00. . and right now, weather looks decent for the race, at least rain looks limited and cool but not frigid. first,future radar is clear tonight, but as we look at things into the day tomorrow, we do expect changes. in fact, as early as 2:00 to 4:00, rain could be edging into baltimore's western su bushed.

today, we watched -- suburbs. today, we watched a lot of clouds move in. i thinkwe'll be in the clouds again all day tomorrow. again the rain threat holds off until the second half of the day. youhave a dry morning commute with maybe patchy fog, but the evening commute could feature some rain. by the way, you can down load the abc2 news app and click the weather tab on the bottom and you'll have that informs everywhere you go. current temps only around 60 to 65 degrees. i don't see us dropping much tonight. humidityvery high tonight holding temps up and raising

the possibility of fog in the morning. i thinkthere will be patchy fog to deal with in the morning. here we go, 4:30 tomorrow, blob of rain crossing west baltimore. someof these showers will certainly come in west of the delaware line. rain could be a hit and miss possibility through 10:00. it looks like the heaviest rain trends north of us but we'll get showers in here. then we clear out nicely. look at friday, we finally get sunshine behind our cool front. kind of a slow mover, but optimistic by no later than 10:00 friday morning, we'll feel l a difference and see the sunshine come back. still running warm up and down the coast, but that cool air is flooding in. that's going to be a noticeable

difference as that cool air marches in for the weekend. overnight, down to 630 or so with -- 60 or so with patchy fog. by tomorrow night, rain showers clearing out. andthe next few days, showing improvement as the last rain showers will clear by early friday morning and we're left with sunshine into the weekend. maybe a stray shower early sunday but right now the komen race for the cure looks nice.

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-- fish out of water. here's a new one for you, like a kangaroo at an airport. a kangaroo come hopping through the check in area at the airport. he ledauthorities on a chase and ended up in the airport pharmacy. >> a few people were trying to catch up to it which was making it a little more scared. everyone expects bears to be walking around in -- around i canada and now this is going to make people think there are kangaroos everywhere in australia. >> we'll be right back.

. all right, quick check of the out look. again the chance of showers late tomorrow and into friday morning, and then we clear out for the first part of the weekend. right now, the showers should be out of here in time for the event on sunday morning. cool morning but shouldn't be frigid. >> and you can still rej sister for the -- register for the walk. go to our website and we'll give you a link sgl let's check out that kangaroo again at the airport with a pharmacy. there he is. he's looking right at us. these are the hands of a surgeon.

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awe thank y . >> thank you for coming. [ indiscernible ] after 16 days the government shutdown is over as of today. [ cheers and applause ] i had nothing to do with it. kind of funny, watching cable news all day. some of the guys in congress are acting like this is a big achievement. i -- if you pick up a gun and don't shoot yourself in the leg with it, that's not really an achievement. [ applause ] right now, devastated ted cruz is filibustering a squirrel on the lawn of the capitol building. if everyone signs off tonight, the government will temporarily reopen until january 15th and the debt ceiling raised until february 7th and we'll do this

over again. why do we have a debt ceiling? why can't we get rid of the debt ceiling, have a convertible government and feel the wind in our national hair? the shutdown has been confusing for those of us that don't know anything. fortunately we have experts like alex castinellos who break it down. >> a friend explained what ted cruz is doing. i finally understand he is having bunny sex. actually -- >> excuse me. >> this is the late night edition. >> in nature there are boom and bust cycles. the snowshoe hare every ten years multiplies six fold. >> are you high? >> jimmy: that's what happens when you have political discussions with your imaginary friends. mrauz mr [ applause ] he was nod high, no excuse. i watched a lot of cnn, a new

thing, anchors introducing themselves during the commercial breaks. i was on my computer half paying attention when i heard this promo. >> visit hughesnet 60.com and order today. and i'm asika and this is cnn. >> jimmy: am i the only one that heard i'm a c cup. >> i'm asika and this is cnn. >> jimmy: congratulations. usually they work at fox news. this is crazy, marine scientist was snorkeling off catalina island off the coast here in southern california and fund a massive ore fish. rarely seen they live 3,000 feet deep. look at that thing. this died and floated to the top. 1 feet long. they can get up to 50 feet long. they eat plankten and small

children. everyone is posing by it. look at the length of this. really, remarkable. animal. >> i have seen monsters and this is cnn. >> they talk too. incredible. >> the artist -- formerly known as snoop dog is changing his name again. snoop dog, released a regae album, changed his name to snoop lion. now working on a funk album we will release under the name snoop-zilla. isn't that a web browser or something? i wonder if snoop remembers his ch changed his name once this year. maybe changes it because he keeps forgetting it. eventually he will call himself greg orsomething. snoop-zilla will be here monday. i will ask him. unless i forget. in which case. a new product, comes to us from japan, a company, selling

limited edition wine for cats. it is a wane for cats. which is great. now our cats are going to get drunk, tell us what they think about us too. you know what your problem is -- your lap is boney. this is the wine -- it means "meow- "meow-meow" in japanese. in japan. wine and soy sauce come in the same bottles. cats like to get drunk. people won't stop talking in the baby voice all day. they're running commercials for the feline wine in japan. they hired big american celebrity spokesman to endorse it. ♪ ♪

the only wine good enough for my cat. isn't that right, butterscotch? ha-ha, yes. slow down, little buddy. save some for father. nyan-nyan nouveau. >> 100% safe for feline livers and [ bleep ]. >> nyan-nyan. >> jimmy: might have to try that. this is interesting. and -- an artist in pittsburgh put this together. gathered body mass measurements from countries, put them into a computer, made digital models to show what the average male body looks like in each country. from left to right is the average male in the netherlands, then u.s., france, and japan. the guy, why he is taller, think he is wearing spanx. not fair.

they look like they're about to participate in the world's most mediocre orgy, can we see the picture of the american body. okay. i want, i will be honest. that is exactly what i look like in my underpants. its as if they broke into my home. except i have a thug life tattoo across my stomach. i want to go back to the shut down for, a moment, because it was the big news to day. though it was the main story, nonstop, all day on tv, radio, internet. i suspect that most people still don't understand what happened. so we went out on to hollywood boulevard today. and we asked the following question. do you think republicans did the right thing by allowing obama care to move forward though impending dealt crisis ilcould defend sequester furloughs at national parks and default ceiling fans? now that doesn't mean anything at all. just a bunch of buzzword crammed together. sound like it should mean something. people answered any way.

here is our confusing question of the day. >> do you think the republicans did the right thing by allowing obama care to move forward even though the impending debt crisis could defund additional sequester furloughs and national parks and default ceiling fans? >> yes because the government need to not, government need to start getting going. i mean -- the extra, the extra debt that is accumulated and the repercussions are bad, but i think, universal health care will be a greater ben president for all. >> do you think the debt ceiling fan should be oscillating? >> yeah, yeah, to a certain extent. it can oscillate to a certain extent. but with that there is all way the idea you can keep raising the debt and raising the debt. i think there should be a cap on how much debt should be raised to. >> do you think the republicans did the right thing by allowing

obama care to move forward though the impending dealt crisis -- >> no. >> so you think the republican were wring to default on the ceiling fans? >> i do. >> do you think the ceiling fans need to be reupholstered, what would be the right thing to do? >> i would guess so, yeah, reupholstered. >> ceiling fan powered by electric or solar power? >> solar power, right, it would be good. >> of all the sequesters in the government, who is your favorite? >> bill clinton. >> do you think the ceiling fans should be allowed to oscillate? >> i think -- i think we need to consider maybe not having one. maybe, maybe, like another solution. >> man putting it on a low setting? >> something. something that -- >> because it shakes around so

much when it is high, you know? which do you prefer sequester or furlough? >> furlough. >> how come? >> well, i'm sorry, i don't exactly understand what you are asking. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we will take a break. when we come back, i am going to sit down with a panel of children to talk abut this government shutdown. plus, danny mcbride, chiwetel ejiofor, and music from arctic monkeys. so come on back. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is not a hotel. it's an idea that travel should be brilliant. the promise of spaces as expansive as your imagination.

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jimmy: tonight on the program from the movie "12 years a slave" chiwetel ejiofor is here we have music from arctic monke monkeys. today is national bosses day. the guy down the hall was about to get a promotion. and he thought i better do something. it is a national day of ass kissing is what it really is. i hope you didn't forget. if bruce springsteen is your boss, do you have to get him two gifts. all throughout the government shutdown, people were saying congress was acting like a bunch of kids. congressmen said they brought the adults in the room to settle this today. i thought it would be interesting to watch a group of actual children for their opinions on this subject. and so i did. here now is the first installment of our hard-hitting

news discussion panel, we call it kids' table. welcome to kids table. i am your host. this is jimmy kimmel. these are our kids. today's topic, politics. what are politics? >> it's, politics are kind of like, barack obama, the government. >> what its the president's snam. >> president obama. >> barack obama. >> barack obama. >> jimmy: barack obama. >> >> jimmy: how do you spell marack? >> m-a-r-a-c-k, o-b-a-m-a. >> jimmy: marackobama. let's move on. what is the government shutdown? braxton, we'll start with you? >> basically it is, the

government shutdown, the parks in which we need them to open it. braiden, you, what do you think? the government shutdown is when the president they shut down parks and people who work for the government. >> jimmy: that is exactly right, braiden. why do you think this is happening? braxton, do you? >> the government should step it up and stop being cry babies and make up their mind! >> jimmy: what do you thing of that, guys? next question. america owes china a lot of money. $1.3 trillion. how should we pay them back? >> kill everyone in china. >> jimmy: kill earn in china. that's an interesting idea. >> build a huge wall. >> jimmy: build a huge great, kind of wall. that would never happen.

>> jimmy: when you owe some one money should you pay them back? >> never. >> jimmy: then they won't lend you money anymore? >> oh. then that is a problem. >> jimmy: should this country be forced to pay our own debts. >> yes. >> jimmy: you just said kill everyone in china. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: should we allow the chinese to live? >> yes. >> no. >> no. >> if weave don't allow them to live. they will fry to kill us. >> then they will all be killed. >> they will all be killed. then they won't pay us. >> jimmy: this has been an interesting edition of kids table. the lord of the flies edition. thank braiden, ava, braxton, alley. you've been wonderful. let's take a gummy break, shall we? >> yuck! >> want to see something gross? >> ew. thank you for watching kids

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thank you. >> jimmy: cleto and sylvisylvia. her plane arrived late. she couldn't make the show. >> jimmy: you are spending it separately. do you have a plan? >> we'll go out to dinner. >> jimmy: 50 years, seems like too much. >> hard to believe it's been 50 years. >> jimmy: you know what the 50 year gift is, it's enough already. >> thank you, jimmy. thank you, jimmy. thank you very much. >> jimmy: i'll come to dinner with you. tonight the face and brain behind one of the most delightfully obnoxious characters of all time. his very funny show is called "eastbound and down" watch it sunday nights on hbo. please welcome the great kenny powers - danny mcbride.

>> good to see you. >> jimmy: good to see you too. awe thank y . >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love the show. really, really look forward to it on sundays you. play kenny powers, a baseball player. you were never a baseball player in real life, true? >> never a baseball player. a buddy of mine, jody hill and myself created the show. a lot of times we worried about the writing we never think i have to do the stuff that we write. it wasn't until after we set the show up. we were a week away from shooting that we both looked at each other. i play a major league pitcher in this. supposed to know how to throw a baseball, right. i can't throw. >> jimmy: do you cover that up. train, what do you do? >> a lot of closeups. go in very close. >> jimmy: people must expect you, you probably get invited to do baseball related charity events? >> i do. got invited to throw out the first pitch of a ton of games. i have an excuse or a funeral i

have to go to. >> jimmy: will you ever do it? >> never. >> jimmy: you need a fake cast or something like that. so you can, throw with your left hand. people go. >> that's what it was about. >> jimmy: you did get hurt on the show this season. you brought a videotape. >> i did. busted on the show this year. you know we don't think about that i have to execute the things we write. so -- during the season there is a part where, kenny powers goes to a skating party. it didn't dawn on me until i got there. i haven't put skates on since i was 12 years old. so -- it -- >> jimmy: we have it. see what happened. this is an official blooper, i think. >> moving around pretty good. and then loose. right there. that's real. >> jimmy: real, not imagined. let's do that in slow motion. always fun that way ow. >> there we go. for the rest of the season i

walk weird. >> jimmy: did you hurt yourself? >> i did. they took me to the emergency room after that. i tried to act like everything was fine the i took the skates off. my toes were convulsing. i couldn't stand up straight. >> jimmy: were people worried? >> terrified. like, i am in every scene of the show. so they like, laid me down. there was like everyone was around. all the producers. a lot of my friend work on the show. looking at me concerned. you know what is going to happen. going to finish shooting the show. and i don't know what it was. just seeing how scared they all were. made me, though i was hurting i really wanted to mess with them. so i started kind of look goingen and out of consciousness. i started kind of look saying, did you see me out there. i was beautiful. >> jimmy: ha-ha. >> they were confused. they were like is something happening right now. has he lost his mind? >> a weird thing when you realize. i had been injured a couple times shooting the thing. people are more concerned more with their well being than

theirs. >> marilyn manson is, i know he is a big fan of the show. you worked him into the show this season, right? >> we were looking at his tour schedule. he was going to be near north carolina where we are shooting. wouldn't it be weird if marilyn manson came to north carolina while we were shooting and saw what that was like. so he showed up. we actually like, threw a wig on him. took his makeup off. put him into scene of the show. but, he was a great guy, completely nice. completely cool. but the day he left, we are staying at a small, mom, and pop hotel. family friendly. manson stayed there too. when he left, we got a call from the hotel. they're like, manson trashed the room. we were like, really that's odd. yeah, the lady said there was pizza on the ceiling. red liquid everywhere. broken glass. she said there were