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A CBS news anchor and reporter from Wisconsin decided she wasn't going to let a bully make her feel bad. Then she turned the tables on him and pointed out to the world that he's a gigantic doofus on air. Jennifer Livingston: 1, Internet Jerk: 0.

The folks in San Antonio, Texas got quite a treat earlier this month when an unexplained fireball, or rather something that looked like a fireball streaked across the midday sky.

Most people run to the refrigerator during a commercial break, but these two news anchors use that time to practice their well choreographed dance routine. Chicago's WGN News anchors Robert Jordan and Jackie Bange have had a lot of time to practice this little number and it definitely shows.

As a TV journalist reports on the aftermath of a big storm, one of the workers cleaning up the wreckage in the background almost falls on his chainsaw. The worker's reaction to nearly sawing his own face off is remarkably casual.

In this vintage clip, a TV reporter tries to use a sketch pad to illustrate what had happened in a trial he is covering. As you can see in the video below, the news man would have never made it as a sketch artist.

Currently, a high-profile corruption trial is taking place in Ohio, and in order to circumvent the fact that cameras aren't allowed in the courtroom, a local TV station has come up with a unique solution to report trial highlights: puppets.

During their first date at a Vero Beach, FL, T.G.I Fridays, 18-year old Devin Norling and 19-year-old Sydney Sanders discovered  that they had something in common: Neither wanted to pay for their meal. So the new couple pulled the old "dine and ditch" move and got busted. That's gonna be one awkward second date.

For her sixteen birthday, Joanna Kearns got a 1989 Honda -- the very car she was born in when her parents couldn't make it to the hospital.

Chalk one up for the good guys! In Ocala, FL., a fearless mother forcibly wrestled an armed gunman to the ground and detained him until authorities arrived at the scene, according to MSNBC.

Eighteen-year-old Brianna Amat of Pinckney, Michigan is a former soccer player who found her stellar kicking skills were better utilized on the varsity football team. During Friday night's game, she was called from the locker room at half-time to accept a crown. The popular senior had been voted Pinckney High School's homecoming queen.

Weather gal Fiona Gorostiza of Fox 4 in Dallas, Texas was stuffing her face with some sort of delicious snack during a recent newscast, completely oblivious to the fact that the weather graphics had disappeared and she was on live TV. Check out the hilarious news blooper below.

Mariah Slick, a high school senior from Texas who was born with Down Syndrome, was crowed homecoming queen by her peers in a touching public ceremony.

A good reporter does what it takes to get the story, no matter what. By that measure, Cody Bloomsburg of The Lewiston Tribune in Lewiston, ID is a great reporter. The intrepid Bloomsburg willingly allowed Lewiston police to both taser him and blast him in the face with pepper spray all in the name of... well, that's unclear. Seems like we all already know that tasers and pepper spray really hurt,

Whenever natural disasters strike, news stations often send out a few poor saps to report from the scene. With Hurricane Irene, we typically saw wind-whipped, rain-soaked correspondents in various locations talking about the storm's fury. But if there's an award for Most Deserving of Hazard Pay, it has to go to Washington, DC Fox affiliate WTTG's Tucker Barnes.