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CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman, right, talks with Jason "J-Mac" McElwain. Four years ago, McElwain, who is autistic, scored 20 points during his high school basketball game in Rochester, N.Y. His story became the subject of a "CBS Evening News" piece that led to McElwain getting a book deal, a movie deal and appearing on "The Oprah Winfrey Show."
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The original interview with McElwain was for Hartman's "Assignment America" series. The segment was so popular it became the first piece to re-run on the "CBS Evening News."
Here, Hartman, second left, revisits McElwain, four years after that first interview.
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After McElwain's story aired on "Evening News," Oprah came calling. He also won an ESPY award, has a book and a movie deal, and met former President George W. Bush.
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McElwain, who is autistic, captured the nation's attention when he scored 20 points in the closing minutes of his high school's basketball game in Rochester, N.Y.
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Steve Hartman and the "CBS Evening News" caught up again recently with McElwain, four years and two subsequent interviews after they first met.