Assignment America

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After Hurricane Katrina, a lot of parks in New Orleans went to seed. But not this one, thanks to 13-year-old Jack McShane who's committed to bringing lawn and order back to his neighborhood. Send Steve to meet him.

Or, they probably should be retiring - not skateboarding. Yet these aging baby-boomers have refused to give up the sport. Are they crazy - or just hungry for a hip replacement? Steve can find out.

Steve could talk politics with a retired janitor named Roger Belanger. For Roger, elections are always a hot button issue.

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