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Tonight, in the heart of the harvest season with farmers desperate for help in the fields, a judge blocks a key part of a national crackdown 단속 on illegal immigrant workers. I’m Katie Couric. Also tonight, yet another school shooting. A student who reportedly threatened classmates last week opens fire 사격을 개시하다 today in a Cleveland High School wounding four people before apparently taking his life 자살하다.

 

Parents tell Congress horrifying stories of abuse 학대, 폭행 and death at boot camps <구어> 신병 훈련소 for troubled teens. “The hardest thing for me is that he died alone.” And a new way to treat back pain without surgery or medication. It could be the wave of the future. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

 

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Good evening, everyone. In Cleveland, Ohio, today a scene that’s become all too familiar in this country. A troubled student armed with two guns showed up at school and started firing. What followed in the hallways at the alternative school <전통적인 교육 과정을 탈피한> 새로운 학교, 대안 학교 known as SuccessTech was nothing short of ~이나 다름없는 chaos 무질서, 대혼란. The latest from Dean Reynolds.

 

Students at the school describe running for their lives as gunfire 포화, 포격 erupted 발발하다 on the 4^th floor hallway. A 14-year-old freshman who had been suspended 정학시키다 just yesterday for fighting had come back shooting. Students and parents describe the gunman dressed all in black today as troubled. “It could’ve been avoided because there were warning signs.” Others said bullets that narrowly missed them struck one of their teachers.

 

Police said the gunman apparently took his own life before they arrived at the scene. One of two handguns they said he had brought with him to school was at his side. “This is a tragedy 비극. One that we wish not have happen, but it did.”

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