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. this is rotten to the core. i'm talking about lunch shaming. maybe you've heard it. it's school publicing harassing students as parents have not paid their lunch bill. sometimes the schools withhold lunch from the children. they're giving them to establish new policies for helping children who can not afford for their food. half ol school districts engage in some form of lunch shaming. >> in some california school districts like los angeles, a student who can't pay gets half a cheese sandwich. >> this follows a wave of stories where students got stamped, called out or forced to clean lunch...

Is no word of any motive. police say they're working on that but they won't release any details. the mild mannered elementary schoolteacher will likely be rearrested at some point in the next couple of weeks. but the lead prosecutor right now doesn't believe they have enough to get a conviction yet, the key word that you used, still applies. >> weird. what a weird case. all right. thanks so much for that. meanwhile, there's a new media criticism show debuting on fox news channel. we'll take a look at the buzz around "media buzz" with its host, how wart kurtz. and parents fuming over a new ...

Is not expect bud they were surprised because not only of his wealth but americans do leave generous tips. >> a waiter in houston got a $5,000 tip on a $27 lunch bill. it came from a couple of regulars at the restaurant who heard the waiter's car was significantly damaged during a storm and now he's going to buy a car. here's your cute animal of the day. mazzulla, the first puma to be born at the zoo in 22 years. wow. sweet. right? that wraps up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next. from disc to digital. no way. if hulk smash disc... it's no big deal. now...

Right now. the florida times union quotes cindy ham, the district nutrition program director, as say ing ifthe parents owe a $14 lunch bill they'll have to pay -- the board according to cindy ham does not want to put the children on the spot because this is an issue they say with the parents. it is a tough choice. but does it cross the line? especially when the district admits to an increase as of late in the number of children whose families have sought reduced or free lunches? that perhaps being an indication that people don't have the money. again, what does the district do? it can't be stu...