bus driver

When it comes to recruiting new hires, this singing bus driver is pitch perfect.

He's affectionately known to students and parents as "Mr. Gary."

The mother of one of the children on the bus is furious and wants answers.

This is truly the definition of "random act of kindness."

And, inadvertently, he's making US cry, too. But that's totally okay.

Mike Rabinowitz is singing for his supper.

"l've been stolen from, and for somebody that has challenges or special needs it's even more devastating, so I just told her, 'Don't worry, I will make sure you get a bike.'"

Video of the rest of the story has emerged, exonerating a bus driver who drew criticism for kicking a student off his school bus last week.

Multiple angles of surveillance video show this horrific ordeal as it unfolds.

Riding the bus is 20 times safer than riding with a parent. But, not in this case.

The 57 year-old bus aide is being accused of slapping a 10-year-old special needs student.

The driver says she didn't know the eight-year-old child was autistic. That matters?