despite many families being in work, they can t afford the basics and the school is having to step in. our correspondent fiona lamdin spent the morning at evergreen primary academy in easton. you show us which one you would like today. it s 8am and it is breakfast club at evergreen academy, which is growing week on week. the school is providing it for free, so for me if i need to go to work, i know for sure they have a place here and they can have their breakfast and they can have time to play, and that is amazing. there are 145 students at this school. nearly half of them are on free school meals. just finding some children around the school that still haven t had breakfast. i m just going to let them in. right, children, come on in. an unexpected second sitting means breakfast club is extended. and, while they finish eating, over in year two, this child is in charge of squeezing out toothpaste. this is the start of every school day. if you don t brush your teeth, your teeth will get
she has obviously been incarcerated throughout this entire process, so it will not take her any time at all to get into that room. she s been in protective custody for three years now, being watched at all times with no access to other inmates, and what is going through the mind of casey anthony right now as she knows that the dye is cast that the evidence is all in and the jury is discussing her fate and her life at this moment. we ll get back there as soon as we get word from the courthouse in orlando. president obama back to this now, getting a big endorsement for his re-election campaign. one of the nation s largest labor unions now says this early on really in the process in a they ve already decided that they will indeed back him. but could big unions actually hurt his chances the second time around? we re going to talk about that with fortune magazine columnist tphao epb nin easton. she calls it obama s union