Latest Assignment America Videos
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 4:18 AM PST
Homeless Mail
For most Americans, sorting through the mail is a pretty tedious business. But as Steve Hartman reports in this week's Assignment America, for others, getting any kind of mail is a real treat.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:17 AM PST
Great Debaters
Liberty University's debate program is about a lot more than bragging rights. Steve Hartman reports that it's about winning the culture war - once and for all.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:51 AM PST
Hoops Hero Meets Bush
Correspondent Steve Hartman was at the front of the pack when President Bush greeted autistic teen basketball manager Jason McElwain during a stop in upstate New York.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:52 AM PST
Coach On McElwain-Bush Meeting
CBS News RAW: Coach Jim Johnson spoke with Steve Hartman about President Bush's special Air Force One visit to upstate New York to meet autistic basketball player Jason McElwain.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:53 AM PST
The McElwains On Meeting Bush
CBS News RAW: The autistic basketball player who capture the nation's heart met President Bush during a stopover visit. Jason and Debbie McElwain spoke to Steve Hartman about the meeting.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 4:57 AM PST
Hip-Hop Violinist
For this week's "Assignment America," viewers sent Steve Hartman to San Francisco, where he met a violinist who blends classical music and hip-hop.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 4:57 AM PST
Assignment America
Viewers choose Steve Hartman's next assignment. Will it be the elder wisdom circle, an 11-year-old's campaign to rebuild libraries lost to Katrina or America's top-ranked college debate team.
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Play CBS Video September 14, 2007 | 8:37 AM PDT
Unconventional Violin
Steve Hartman checks out hip-hop violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain's unconventional playing at a concert in San Francisco featuring the Del Sol string quartet and a hip-hop artist named DJ Scientific.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 4:57 AM PST
Sat. Spotlight: Jack Weil
Steve Hartman reports on the story of Jack Weil, the 104-year-old CEO of a western wear company who is old enough to be a Baby Boomer's grandpa, but has no intention of retiring any time soon.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:00 AM PST
Still A Cowboy At 104
The man who invented the western shirt is still working at the age of 104. As Steve Hartman reports, he's not done yet - and wouldn't dream of retiring.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:00 AM PST
Assignment America
"CBS Evening News" viewers choose Steve Hartman's next assignment: a hip-hop violin player, an in-flight dating service or a Holocaust survivor who never had his bar mitzvah.
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Play CBS Video October 28, 2006 | 6:36 AM PDT
World's Oldest CEO
Jack Weil, the creator of the Western shirt, explains to Steve Hartman that even though he seems to have all his marbles at age 104, it's not as though there's anyone around who can contradict him.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 4:18 AM PST
Hoops Hero Inspires Hollywood
Steve Hartman follows the story of the autistic teenager who scored 20 points in four minutes in his first high school basketball game. Since then, Jason McElwain is becoming a star.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:53 AM PST
From Team Manager To Celebrity
Autistic basketball star Jason McElwain's 15 minutes of fame has gone into overtime. Steve Hartman has an update.
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Play CBS Video October 28, 2006 | 6:36 AM PDT
Autistic Teen's Hoop Dreams
Autistic team manager Jason McElwain shattered everyone's expectations by scoring 20 points in four minutes in a high school basketball game. Steve Hartman has more.
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Play CBS Video September 14, 2007 | 8:37 AM PDT
Soybean-Powered Car
Gasoline prices have been sliding lately but are still high. That might be the reason why visitors to cbsnews.com voted to send Steve Hartman out to report on a car you can fill for beans.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:17 AM PST
Do-It-Yourself Funerals
CBS News viewers sent Steve Hartman to investigate a strange trend in America that is having a surprisingly broad appeal.
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Play CBS Video October 30, 2006 | 5:17 AM PST
Assignment America
Steve Hartman gives CBS News viewers three choices for his next report: a soybean-powered car, high school bowling, or the Sudoku world championships.
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