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Rules of Engagement - Atlantic City
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Audrey makes Jeff feel guilty for not telling her that his friend's bachelor party was canceled on the next episode of Rules of Engagement.
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Evening News Online, 03.11.10
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Thursday: Traffic fatalities drop to the lowest level since 1954; Also, schools face budget deficits nationwide; And, a Calif. man gets creative with tulips.
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Traffic Deaths Decline
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Transportation safety experts say that the number of traffic-related deaths has decreased to the lowest level since 1954. Dean Reynolds reports on the reasons behind this drop.
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Exclusive: Hero's Acts Faulted
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Army Capt. Matthew Myer was awarded a Silver Star for his actions during a battle at Wanat in Afghanistan. But, as David Martin reports, Capt. Myer could also lose his career over the incident.
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Banning Certain Earmarks
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Following a series of recent scandals for the Democratic Party, Nancy Cordes reports Congressional leaders are aiming for ethical reform by banning earmarks for private companies.
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Race to the Top
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President Obama and the Secretary of Education are allotting cash-strapped states more funds than ever in a competitive effort to raise learning standards. Ben Tracy reports.
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School Budget Woes
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Kansas City's school board will shut down nearly half of its schools, most of them in the inner city area. As Cynthia Bowers reports, this is just one example of widespread educational budget cuts.
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Tulips in an Unusual Place
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In Southern California, the flora and the fauna have to be able to resist the heat. But, as John Blackstone reports, a trick on nature has allowed tulips to pop up in an unusual place.
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Cell Phone Health Warning
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State legislators in Maine are preparing to enact a law which would require all mobile phones in the state to carry a potential health risk warning. Jim Axelrod reports.
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