don harrison was there. don? >> reporter: that's something many of us have experienced growing up but with forks twitter, instagram for bullies to hide behind, bullies have more avenues. they want to let kids know that they're not alone, that together they can stand up and stop bullying. some schools are getting help from the purple and black like here at this elementary school. >> so we're going to be nice to everybody, right? >> reporter: batman showed up and bugs bunny. even the ravens cheerleaders were on hand along with captain defense. >> i've been bullied probably twice now. >> reporter: she design lad logo for this campaign. it's a broken heart. >> this one is not connected. it's pushed to the side. >> reporter: kent island high school is involved. almost the all student population is in support visit program. they're getting together as one and spelling out no bullying. >> we're hoping that bringing them together as a community that they will know that we're serious about no bullies and that they'll be t

don harrison. >> you know the community support is growing. businesses continue to rally to help the furloughed federal works, offering free oil changes, tire reptations to all federal employees. jack said, yes they understand what it means for them. you can find more on the website. local bunesses are offering workers everything from ice cream to hairstyles, just head to the website to check out all of the deals we have. >> what about the navy blimp? guess what? it's not impacted by the shut down. threatening the -- the navy air force game but the blimp is still up because it's still flying over the skies of baltimore because it's funded by charging for their services. the project was paid for by the after may and it's out of the fiscal year 2013 budget which is why its not affected. the blimp is nducting mapping operations and flight zones over the skies. the mission is set to wrap up with in the next few days. >> now from abc2 maryland's most accurate forecast. >> the army playing for the navy's blimp? i know this week is game. don't let th

now elvis was in the building today and so was abc2's don harrison. >> in studio with us boardwalk elvis. >> that's right. elvis is alive andwell, at least 73-year-old boardwalk elvis. about a week ago that almost came to an and. boardwalk elvis was on his bike when le was hit by a car. >> the thing hit the most was the bike. >> reporter: his bike was destroyed. the ocean city legend batman put out a crawl to his listeners on ocean 9 to get el vest a new bike. if you've been to ocean city in the last four years you've probably seen boardwalk elvis with his boom box singing. hey even has his own postcard. >> probably the most recognized person. it goes back as far as i remember since 1965. >> reporter: boardwalk elvis is going 21st century. he has his own facebook page. >> 1200 friends. >> how many are ladies? >> reporter: the fans came through. when batman asked for donation, about $700 to replace his broken bike, they answered. >> within 25 minutes we had everything we needed and we had to cut off the calls. we could have bought him a car if we stayed on the air longer. >> walking up an

don harrison spent the day on an empty beach. >> sorry, folks, park's closed. >> well, the moose outront didn't tell them, but this sign did. the park is closed because of the shutdown. >> very disappointed. >> reporter: mush like the dpris walleds and their trip to wally world, they planned this trip for a year. >> we've been affected every day. we had our route planned out to visit different national monuments and parks. so we had to go to things that weren't part of our original plan. >> reporter: the park manager said her park is sold out now thanks to a lot of people turned away from the federal park. >> we had people from germany who made a special trip to come. >> reporter: some were fortunate to get a camp site on the state side run but that still didn't take the disappointment away eye was looking forward it goings to the national side because i heard it was pretty, pristine wilderness. >> it's annoying, and got me grumpy, but so it goes, i guess. >> reporter: steve is lucky enough to get his sight in the state park. he likes this go fishing in the federal park but that's no

don harrison. >> that's great. the lieutenant will respond to about 5 fears a year and homicides. >>> breast cancer patients sometimes find themselves in a waiting gairnlings ache shulsly wondering what their prognosis is. there may be a way to speed up the clock. >>> a suspected terrorist makes his first appearance in the courtroom. >> look at this gorgeous sunrise in annapolis. right now 69 degrees. this is how annapolis looked this afternoon. by the way, it's 26 degrees in colorado. from showers to the coolest air mass of the season, get ready. lots to talk about. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. >>> a suspected libyan terrorist made his a-- appearance in the court. >> ana al libi appeared in court. >> reporter: suspected al qaeda leader, ana al libi looked at gunpoint as his lawyer entered a not guilty plea in new york. extra police officers were stationed outside the courthouse and security was tight. special force snatched him

. >> reporter: in anne arundel county, don harrison. >> if you sues a cep companyd that contributes toan accident, in i decision to the fine, you condition get three points added to your record. >>> owe own in thes to the gun law hope it will be stopped. starting today several weapons are band. there are new laws for handgun purchases. you have it pay a licensing if he and you also have to be fingerprinted. >>> well, pit bus are considered dang in our state. the courts have ruled. today the baltimore county how main society met with governor martin o'malley's office to discuss the pet bull law. too many pits are being dropped off at the shelter and no one is adopting them. they said they have it find a way it help. >> the perfect scenario should be protecting pet owners and victims. that's what it boils down to. pet owners should be responsible but victims should be careful. >> levine said he is pleased with how things went and is hopeful things will change in the future. >>> investigators are releasing more information about that large fire in lansdowne that left more than two dozen p

don harrison talked with the mayor and he really can't see a reason for asable cancellation. >> it makes no sense. >> that was about the most polite thing the mayor could say about the possible cancellation of the navy home game this weekend. he has a weekend to be upset. if there's no game, businesses in his city would lose almost a million dollars in tourist revenue. >> it's the compounding one bad decision with the other. >> they couldn't fathom why the feds would -- >> the entire game, expenses are covered by the naval academy athletic association. they're covered by parking fees. >> the naval academy athletic association will lose more than $4 million if the game isn't played. >> we have hotels that clearly have reunions coming in. >> she says there are only five navy home games this year and businesses have been planning for this all year long. >> may have added pel to work this weekend and restaurants who's added folks to come in and those employees would not be working this weekend. it's unfilibuster that they need to pay -- it's unfortunate that they need to pay. >> that's what

don harrison. abc 2news. >> always looks great down there. >> wild cats roaming the streets of baltimore. >> the volunteers helping control the population. >> and the pie population explodes today in howard. why this -- [inaudible]. >> pretty good hit there. 75 at pwi. above average. mid to upper 60more normal. we guerin tiered you upper 60s. so no two degree winner. big picture rise. we have that cool air moving in and showers ahead of that cold front. we will talk about how much longer the rain may last and look at the weekend. good call on the subway tuscan chicken melt, this thing is so good. i know, i was just posting about it. #delicious, #lowfat, #boom, #niceprice, #freshlybaked, #cheeseplease, #tangy, #vinaigretteisafunnyword, #i'mabouttoeatthis. #yousnoozeyoulose. [ male announcer ] #getyourown. the subway tuscan chicken melt. balsamic vinaigrette, melty cheese, and made the way you like. hurry, this $6 footlong special is for a limited time. subway. eat fresh. #ouch. . >>> you're watching

don harrison explain was happened at annapolis high. >> administrators caught 11 annapolis students cyber bullying after they got a tip early this week. >> launched an investigation. the investigation flultd appropriate disciplinary action for 11 students found to be involved. that disciplinary action was handed down on tuesday morning. >> one student took a picture of another student and posted it lowfnlt the caption with the picture was nasty. >> the photo was one apartment the inappropriate message is the other part of the issue. >> reporter: students familiar with the case said one student tweeted it. it was favored or retweeted 10 times. some think the punishment is too tough. >> there's no need for that many to get suspend hood i don't understand why all those people got in trouble. >> reporter: school officials wouldn't describe the punishment handed down. punishment for cyber bullying can range from detention to expulsion. >> it's a very serious problem in our society. anyone with a cell phone or smartphone can attach an inappropriate message to a photo and make it even worse. >>

in annapolis, don harrison. >> everybody is hoping they can work this out but both teams have an open date. we'll stay on top of it. >> meanwhile, the president is asking congressional leaders to sitdown at the -- sit down at the warehouse. the senate democrats said they will not accept piecemeal measures. this is being felt all across the nation. >> day two and still no and in sight. president obama asked congressional lead ares to sit down with him at the white house, but there are no indications that anyone's changing their tune. house republicans are making another attempt to pass individual funding measures, money it reopen the national parks and management and provide veterans benefits but the white house said it will veto them. >> what right did they have to pick and choose what part of government can be funded. >> nearly 800,000 federal workers are furloughed. >> i've belt and developed the models that predict storm surge, and yet i'm in the able to do my job. >> they were sent home from work yesterday. no work, no pay. >> you have some breaking down because they're worried ab

in hanover, don harrison, abc2 news. >> 16 and 15-year-olds are dharged as juveniles. >>> he is wanted for stealing copper from a bge substation in gambrills. the substation has been a target for copper thieves. if you have information call anne arundel county police or metro crime stoppers. >>> now to a developing story out of nevada. a middle school student opened fire before the morning bell wounding two boys and killing a staff mem better about 30 students at sparks middle school witnessed the shooting which also left the gunman dead. late this afternoon the staffer identified him has michael landsberry a math teacher. investigators are still working on a motive. >>> if you hit the highways, you might have noticed more flashing lights. maryland troopers came out in full force ticketing drivers of the move off law. it requires drivers to merge into another lane or slow down. emergency crews are parked on the shoulder. >> the problem we're having now is we have to split our attention between the violator that we have in front of us and the traffic pattern behind us. na makes -- that

. >> reporter: in glen burnie, don harrison, website whoib news. >> anne arundel county has had 14 bank robberies so far this year. they have solved 13 of them. >>> looks like poker is paying off for maryland live casino. it found revenue up almost 58% from last year. statewide teas generating more than $65 million in september. >> continuing coverage on that frightening case of road rage, all caught on camera. the biker at the center of all this said he is being treated unfairly. it shows a group of motorcycle riders, attacking a driver and the family. he said what you see on the video is not him trying to pick a fight but change lanes to figure out where his fellow riders were. >> did you have other options other than cutting in front of the family? >> i didn't think i was doing long cutting into a lane. >> you were going slowly. >> other bikes were going has slow. >> police aren't buying it. police said cruz set off an eight-minute chic. three suspects are now charged in this case. >>> you know what they say, what happens in vegas stays in vague. minneapolis -- a minneapolis boy snuc

don harrison. abc 2news. >> i got nothing. i got nothing to say. he can do it. that looked greavment. >> hear the duck call? >> dave said they only do it halloween night but since there has been so much demand he said they will try to keep it for tomorrow too. duck disco. >>> you think that haunted house is scary, what about a haunted cemetery? a haunted tour of one cemetery has caused a lot of anger and it's not the spirits who are mad. >>> and a new breast cancer treatment allowing women to move on faster. it's available right here in baltimore. >> and halloween in parks vt. it's hard to see through the spooky fog early today. we will talk about how the rest of your halloween night unfolds. yes, stay tuned for this one. . >>> so many women diagnosed with breast cancer means months of treatment. for a growing number of women those months have been reduced to just one day. because of a new treatment right here in baltimore. katrina has the story. >> reporter: march lien was always faithful about getting her yearly check um. it was during one of those that doctor

don harrison went back to see how the recovery is going one year later. >> reporter: today crisfield, maryland is recognizing a one- year anniversary. patty greene's antique and gift store was devastated. her shop is downtown near the shops where tourists used to flock to. she hasn't received any money from the government but she knows she's in the alone. >> a lot of people were devastated by the loss of their home and furniture and displacement and we still got a lot of that going on but it's getting better. >> reporter: a year ago this was a thriving business much the water is about 100 yards from here. when hurricane sandy hit it ruined everything inside, including their inventory. the business shut down and had to move. now crisfield, computers is a couple miles up the road on higher ground. he is trying to make it. >> we haven't seen any help from an go. we had a few businesses in town help us with a few minor things. mostly, we've done everything on our own. >> reporter: he said his total loss was around $25,000. >> i was not prepared for the longevity of the effects that hurric