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A reasonable suspicion exists, including, but not limited to an applicant or recipients demeanor. and what exactly constitutes suspicious demeanor? well, it leaves that up to interpretation. the legislature also passed house bill 714, which makes some seasonal school workers like bus drivers, ineligible for unemployment when school is out. and they agreed to a final version of house bill 60, which removed restrictions on carrying guns in bars, and allows places of worship to decide on allowing g...

Autopsy was inconclusive and they were waiting for the toxicologist to declare an official cause of death. >> so many people were outraged by the utah elementary school that took the lunches away from 40 or so young students last friday. school workers threw away the food, tossed it in the trash because their parents owed money on their lunch accounts. the lunch cards the kids have. the way those children were treated touched this man in texas. he was so bothered by this, he looked into the lunc...

Manhattan. not clear why he went to new york city or where the former president and his family were at that time. a utah school district suspending two school workers after students lunches were snatched away and thrown in the trash can child nutrition expert were suspended on paid leave. there wasnt enough money inside heir prepaid accounts. investigating why so many parents were ununaware of their low a account balance. story straight out of the movie castaway. >> wilson this story going viral...

>> good thursday morning, everybody. a day away from the magic day. friday. we are getting there. >> it is pretty magical, but not as magical as the weekend. >> no. >> any big plans for the weekend, by the way? >> no. im just going to chill out. one of the last weekends of summer, so just going to enjoy it. right? while we got it? >> i dont have any big plans. spend more time with the family. which is always nice. >> you have been traveling a lot. nice to relax. >> had a couple trips. nice to no...

Pelosi and harry reid. about the middle of last month. they essentially said what you quoted. they also said that they believed in the vision of health reform. so much so that they went door to door, set up phone banks, they raised money for the president. they are saying now this vision is essentially turning into a nightmare. theyre saying, you know what, were not liking what were seeing with health reform. its basically unintended consequences. these reverse consequences. what we found when w...

Fredricka. we just dont know at this point. there are no suspects in custody, but fair to say these investigators have plenty of angles to look into as they try to get to the bottom of it. >> right. lots of questions. thanks so much, george howell, appreciate that. we have a developing story out of north texas now as well. these two prisoners are on the loose at this hour. one on the right is being held on a capital murder. his name is brian alan tucker. john marlon king on the left was being ...

>> i think so. >> the executor of the high stakes office pool almost 30 people all pooling their money and promising to split the spoils evenly. >> i have the money. i have the names. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: with stakes this high you would think there would be some kind of contract. but this handwritten list is it. names and a check mark. seems sufficient until they actually win. just ask this group of construction workers in new jersey. they had to sue their co-worker, america lopez after he b...

We dont need sugar high economics. we dont need synthetic money creation. we need economic growth. we want wealth creation. we dont want to print money. we want opportunity and growth. >> one more note here about wisconsin. a judge there has struck down much of the state law championed by governor scott walker that virtually ended collective war beginning rights for most public workers. the law however remains largely in effect for state workers, but not for city, count city and school workers. ...

And how much they contributed. sounds like a buzz kill, but pools are not all poison. in los angeles, a group of 16 school workers in a pool won not once, but twice in less than a year. >> its exciting. >> reporter: they each pocketed more than $700,000. >> lightning struck twice here at bandino elementary school. >> reporter: yes, in some pools, the water is just fine. john berman, abc news, new york. >> in case youre wondering, the lump sum payment is $359 million. and take the lump sum. so, w...

afghans want him tried in their country but the ambassador to the u.s. says his government trusts the american investigation. and the worlds most valuable public corporation now wants to share its wealth. some of it anyway. apple just announced a quarterly dividend of $2.65 a share beginning sometime this summer. it also plans to buy back $10 billion worth of shares over the next three years. together those -- that outlay rather costs 45 billion or as apple might think of it pretty m...