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MILWAUKEE – Chaos on the school bus and the I-Team catches it all. Our story starts with a fed up mom. She says her little girl who is only 4 years old is hit, tormented, has her glasses broken by other kids and that it happens all the time. She says MPS hasn't done anything about it so I-Team reporter Rob Koebel takes the case and wait till you see what your tax dollars are paying for now. A school bus ride that is out of control, little children in danger ride after ride. We follow the girl’s entire bus...

You’ll remember this blood-pressure-raising story from two weeks ago. Jason Beatrice, father of a four-year-old boy who was reportedly molested in a Raynham, MA grocery store, was charged with assault after coming to the defense of his son.

Report: Father charged for defending 4-year-old from molestation By Michelle Malkin • July 16, 2008 10:36 AM Your Wednesday morning blood-boiler comes from Raynham, MA. Over the weekend, the Raynham Enterprise News reported that a father had blown the whistle on an elderly, non-English-speaking grocery worker who allegedly reached under a bathroom stall and groped his 4-year-old son’s leg. The suspected molester has been charged with indecent assault and battery on a child. The police are also filing assault charges against the father. Really:

SAND LAKE -- A four-year-old child is safe after taking a spin in his Mother's car, driving just under 10 miles an hour down Northland Drive in Sand Lake. The child driver made it a quarter of a mile to the video store, but because it was dark, he decided to head home. When police spotted the car, they didn't see anyone behind the wheel. After spotting the car, Sand Lake Police Chief Doug Heugel said the car did something that made the officers think something wasn't quite right. "The car pulled into the apartment complex just south of town...

<p>RALEIGH, N.C. -- Gov. Mike Easley did himself no favors with legislators when he announced that he planned to move forward with his education initiatives with or without their backing.</p> <p>Even lawmakers from his own Democratic party were angered by the move last week, with many questioning his constitutional authority to take the steps.</p>