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Tonight on the eve of a critical vote on healthcare reform, the insurance industry drops a bombshell

claiming the Senate bill would eventually boost your premiums thousands of dollars. A 6-year-old brings a Cub Scout보이스카웃 중 어린이 단원 utensil용구 to first grade and is suspended for 45 days. Critics say it’s a zero tolerance rule that makes zero sense. And a shot seen around the world. The new web sensation in Steve Hartman’s Assignment America. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

 

After so many school shootings in recent years, officials have understandably increased security a lot.

But every once in a while때때로, something happens that makes you wonder have they gone too far. National correspondent Jim Axelrod tells us how a young boy got himself thrown out of school.

It’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Scout’s Honor.

 

Zackary Kristy, Cub Scout, Little Leaguer and member of his church youth group, is now suspended from first grade at his elementary school in Newark, Delaware. What did this 6-year-old try to bring the school? “I got a call saying, you know, this is a dangerous weapon.” The dangerous weapon was this fork, knife, spoon camping utensil Zackary brought to use at lunch. “This is something we let him eat dinner with.”

 

The knife part violated the district’s code of conduct. Students who possess the dangerous objects in school settings face severe consequences. Severe in this case meant 45 days of classes at his school for troubled kids. His mom and her fiancé plan to home-school Zackary instead. It’s a part of the zero tolerance world schools operate in post-Columbine. The school district’s policy is enforced regardless of intent, and does not take into consideration a child’s age. Zero tolerance must have room for common sense because to them, this is not the face of trouble. Jim Axelrod, CBS News, New York.

 

Now to a preview of winter. A bitter chill is gripping parts of the Rockies and the upper Midwest. An icy road and dense fog led to an 11 car pile-up on Interstate 25 near Shian, Wyoming. And in Montana, the beautiful snowy landscapes came with 3 days of record cold temperatures. Still ahead, they’ve got game and a video to prove it. An Assignment America your kids will not want to miss.

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