cheryl conner is showing you why it's different from a computer. >> i want to hold it and feel it in my hand. >> reporter: caneon is not talking about holding a new baby or a new pet. it's his tablet. >> once you find that there is an easier way to do what you need to do in your life it's like oh, my god, where has this been i want to keep it and never let it go. >> reporter: for $300 he bought a tablet a little computer and a little bit smart phone. built into a hand-held device that is fast and simple to use. >> you press the button and hit the app to type and type it. >> reporter: the apps are not like the apps on a smart phone. they won't kill your battery. >> i must say this has died once. >> reporter: consumer reports test tablet battery life with this machine. and every few seconds the machine boirchtion the screen to -- bonks the screen to prevent it from falling asleep. this man-made machine measures how long a man can use the tablet before the battery dies and the boinker keeps it away another machine surfs up to 60 web knights they are getting between larger tablets betwee

cheryl conner will weigh in on whether it's worth that added expense. also, thanks giving will always think about turkey and mashed toe tateos and were -- potatoes but were these the favorite foods when thanksgiving first started? we will look at this and self- control could save you calories. how to eat the food you want without packing on the weight. back to new yoke not -- york not for the parade but business news. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money, a threat from moody's. the agency is warning congress not to mess with the automatic spending cuts or it will downgrade the u.s. cuts were tr failure of the super committee. incredible stats about turkey from the u.s.da. u.s. produce more than a quarter billion birds and minimum a and north carolina produce the most. federal reserve this summer cut in half the fees that the banks charge mer when the debit cards were used but it the new rules allows them to make up the difference with fees and they are suing to make them stop it. robettes are staying close tohome. last year you could see t

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cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >>> a 25-year-old has been arrested and charged in a string of burglaries we told you about last night involving crimes in hartford, cecil and baltimore counties. michael was taken into police custody just after 7:00 last night. he is accused of robbing the exxon at the maryland house travel plaza back on november 9th. police believe he also committed several other armed robberies of convenience store and gas stations in the days that followed. he was arrested during a traffic stop after being identified by a tipster who saw surveillance pictures of him. >>> weather-wise, things nice and clear. we had great sunshine all day before a nice, early sunset this evening. you can see not a cloud in the sky except well offshore tonight. to that's looking good for us weather-wise. temperatures will be dropping tonight with winds letting up. it will be a frosty one overnight. we've got 41 at bwi and easton now. so the rest of the evening through the 30s we go, chilly with a light southwesterly breeze dying off. we'll talk more about how the weekend shapes up that our

>> shep: conner powell live this wednesday morning in kabul.e president biden makes an -- made an un announced trip to iraq as u.s. troops get ready to leave for good. he's expected to meet with iraqi leaders about what happens after the u.s. pulls out. president obama has said all american forces will be home by the end of the year, except the marines who guard the embassy. officials say hundreds of civilian contractors will take over the job of training iraqi security forces. >>> they're counting the votes in egypt's first parliamentary election. it's the second day of voting and the whole process will take six weeks. the head of the elections commission calling the turnout massive and unexpected. but protesters say the results will be meaningless since the military will still control the country and the new parliament. demonstrators are calling for the generals to immediately transfer its power to a civilian government. >>> here at home, government social workers pulled an eight-year-old boy from his own home in cleveland and put him in fost

i'm cheryl conner with the latest breaking news update. >>> i'm kristin schaefer. two murders at a state mental hospital, a look inside the facility and new calls for change. >>> all right. we have a breaking news update for you right now. parts of 83 south are shut downtown tonight. >> as a police car and another vehicle hit. beef drivers taken to shock trauma. cheryl connor, what's the latest. >> reporter: carroll and jamie the southbound lanes of 83 right here at guilford avenue are still shut down tonight. police are everything to reconstruct that accident. heard is what we do know tonight. a city police officer, who is assigned to the mayor, was involved in the accident. i want to show you some of the video we got earlier tonight. you can see afflack car that ran into a jersey wall. the police spokesman said it was around 8:30 tonight. that car ran into an unmanaged suv driven by a city officer what was returning to city hall. the officer is assigned to executive protection for mayor stephanie rollins blake but we're told the mayor was not in the car at the ti

and cheryl conner joins us with reaction. it had to be a big surprise. >> reporter: it was. tom snyder met robin when she was robyn when she was here. it sets him back when he tries to make peace with her being gone but a judge sides with the attorney who argues that he no body no weapon and no motive. for the past ten years tom had known her as life of the party. the good times took them to mexico including guardner's then husband and they met in downtown frederick where gardner was a regular at ed. >> i are's bar. >> she is trusting and trusted too many people in my opinion. the wrong people. >> reporter: snyder things the trusting ways allowed her tovacation in aruba with a man released from a jail next week. the two met on a swingers website he maintains she went missing on a snorkeling trip and her body was not been found and investigators discovered her blood on the beach. >> tell the truth. you know. and he can go hiding the rest of his life. >> reporter: two days after she disappeared he called american express inquiring about a 1.5 million dollar insurance policy he

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firefighters found a 20-year- old conner unconscious and he was later pronounced dead at upper chesapeake medical center. his father was also treated for minor burns. fire crews investigating a deadly fire in the northwest baltimore. it is on the 5200 block of elmer avenue around 9:00 p.m. last night where a fire started in a rock and spread to the home. the discovered a body inside. but the victim's identity has not yet been released and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> the perry hall principal had a change of heart after he boarded the soccer teams remaining games after their victory dance. they say it was all in good fun. rob roblin is live in perry hall with the latest. >> the principal to they have the final word and he said, "play ball." >> i made the decision to attractive my statements regarding the boy is participation in the maryland state 4-a some regionals. >> it was the news perry hall high-school soccer players, parents, and students were waiting to hear. they will be able to continue their winning soccer season. >> the intent of my original decision wa

as balloons are launched from the grave site of 10-year-old ash lynn conner. honor student described as an all-american girl, who loved cheerleading, and her dreams of being a veterinarian. her untimely death, her family says, was a result of bullying in an elementary school. >> her last words to me were -- "mommy, i love you." and she hugged me. i told her i loved her too. >> reporter: her family is grief-stricken. so too is this small town among the corn fields. 300 of its 900 residents turned out to say goodbye. >> no one should have to feel like they have to take their own life because of bullying. it needs to stop, now. >> reporter: according to her mom, ashlynn has complained of being tore meblted by classmates since the third grade. >> some girls at school called her a slut, and she is like i don't know what that is. i didn't explain it to her, because 10 years old, she is too young to know that stuff. >> reporter: but what would have driven a 10-year-old girl to take her own life? conner says her daughter was in tears last thursday after school, saying

cheryl conner. the ability to connect to the car, stereo and computer things to consider. if you're looking for a gift for someone who loves their smart phone, there's new appsecessarys. you can check out the stories on our holiday gift guide and join good morning maryland tomorrow if you should buy phone insurance. >> got you covered. >>> ask most kids over the age of 4 and they would like to have an apple ipad. so would i. >> for most families a $500 ipad is not realistic. we have great alternatives. john says the results of this year's great toy test, so you don't waste your money. >> is it hot or not? we've crunched the numbers and the results are in for the toy test for 2011. you to makers predict the toys we tested will be hot. kids may like some more than the other. >> what do you want for christmas. as parents take notes for santa it's a question they will pose costs of time this season. we wayne to the source. in a roomful of 59 toys donated we let 25 children and their parents go to town to tell us what they loved. >> do you want this for christmas. >> yes. >> ho

just like the rodny king nudging or when conner set up that slip and slide in birmingham., i think these kids should be thanking the police and university officials. because everyone criticizes the occupy movement because their message is too vague. well at least next time these kids will have something concrete to protest about. but remember, please, protest safely, kids. because i'm not sure how much more nudging you can take. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a legendary musician producer artist whose work with cold play, dird byrne and definiteo. hey, so have i. please welcome brian eno. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. eno thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you very much. >> now sir you are a legendary artist musician, producer, back in the 70s you were in rocksie music but you turned your back on rock superstardom, right. >> yes. >> did you not. >> yes, i did. >> why would you walk away. >> from rock superstardom, hot and cold running women. why would you do that? >> funly enough that didn't stop when i walked away. (laughter)

professor at the university of maryland, and another favorite back from maternity leave, jennifer nycz- connerbusiness journal." jennififer, you wrote a column n for the tastof fe when you takake time off for anything about maternity leave. you said you had to teach yourself that not ery dayay you were going to get t 60 things accomplished. >> it is a whole new level of digital planning. >> washington is a workaholic citibank and you were going to write a book, do o this and that. maternity leave makes it harder because that is sabbatical as far as i am concerned. >>>> when you come back, you realizeou have to take ca of chdren and your day job. >>eter, i am not going to make you talk about maternity leave but i am going to talk about the ade deficit and the economy. you said is the biggest single hindrance to jobs and t economy. a little good newews this week. >> what a prices have been falling a bit which has helped. -- oil prices have been falling a bit which has helped. weee this inin w wholesale s sales. inventories are not going in the way we would expect going into the chchristmamas sea

the news at 11:00 starts right now >>> i'm cheryl conner with how one woman became a target a woman police say is at the center of a crime spree in virginia apierce to have made her way right here to our area. christian shafer has the story >>reporter: police say she kidnapped a woman and stabbed her on thanksgiving day. 2:15 a woman in the parking lot of this safeway grocery store picks up another woman who says she needs a ride. they drive to another grocery store and that's when the woman who needed a ride became violent >> the suspect produced a knife and demanded the woman keep driving. the suspect jumped into the driver's seat and stab it had woman in the hand. the next day baltimore county police were back at the first grocery store where they found a clue, a 2003 acura that had been stolen in fairfax, virginia. the link is this woman, stefny schwab. she is also chargeded in connection with two bank interrogatory ris in northern virginia. police believe she is a former member of the ms-13 gang. they don't know why they tried to take this car at that time store and believe she may co

abc 2 news conner looks at how to hire a professional to hang the holiday decorations. >> reporter: decking the hallicize a long standing holiday tradition but hectic time could leave lit time to deal with the lights and decorations. there are companies willing to help you. >> whether it be handyman, landscapers or roofers these companies are typically less busy during the holiday time but have the equipment necessary to hang the lights properly. >> you can go over ideas and see pictures of some of their other work. >> of course you have your basic material costs depending on our designs that we decide to do. that will determine how much we need for each item like for the steps, each side of this required two pieces of garland and a bow. >> and check to see what they'll need from you. >> i need access to the power sources. i need to know what else is on the power sources so that i'm aware of my limitations. i need access sometimes into the house. >> other things to keep in mind the timeline to complete the project. do they have insurance and what is the company's maintenance policy. will th

just like the rodny king nudging or when conner set up that slip and slide in birmingham.i think these kids should be thanking the police and university officials. because everyone criticizes the occupy movement because their message is too vague. well at least next time these kids will have something concrete to protest about. but remember, please, protest safely, kids. because i'm not sure how much more nudging you can take. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] how it feels to chew 5 gum. ♪ ♪ spearmint that tingles as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >> welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a legendary musician producer artist whose work with cold

. >> reporter: no north laurel, cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >> now, police suspect the teens live in north laurel. they call it an isolated incident and don't expect to file any additional charges. >>> police say youth programs designed to give teens a leg up on a career in law enforcement gave one a chance to steal them blind. police discovered a wide array of police equipment in a raid of his home, badges and bulletproof vests. police say 18-year-old walter oliver of parkville even showed up on surveillance camera in a full police uniform complete with a badge and handgun. >> we do know that he either worked or attempted to work at a private security company, and even identified himself as a baltimore police cadet. >> reporter: according to charging documents, oliver waited for a pregnant officer to go to the rest room then stole her badch from inside her purse. investigators also found red and blue flashing lights inside of his car. >>> the second trial for two brothers accused of burning a pit bull is under way again. the 17-year-old twins are charged with animal cruelty after burning

since november 1st, senior property manager jane conners has written to san francisco mayor ed lee and board of supervisors president david chu twice to ask for help. the letters provide a list of incidents, some of them captured by surveillance camera. 11 reports of cell phone theft, chairs and stools taken from various shops after hours. an increase in graffiti and plumbing issues in the rest rooms, and attempts to get into the ferry building after hours by breaking locks. >> i think this is a smear campaign to kind of bring the public a little further from us, alienate us. >> reporter: cat hogan has been living in the occupy sf encampment since october 5th. she says they should have come to speak with the campers before lodging a complaint with city hall. she also says she doesn't want to merchants to be impacted, but theft takes place everywhere and the movement is not to blame. >> you're telling us we can't brush our teeth in an open building, one that is an open market, one that is a landmark of san francisco? >> reporter: well, the equity office here at the ferry building didn't

working for you cheryl conner, abc2 news. >>> a phone's ability to connect with your car and computer is something to consider. if you are looking for gift for someone they are save there app cessories we will have more from cheryl o'connor. stay tuned for good morning maryland. one city digging out the first major snow of the season. we will take you there with a preview. and before you start shoveling in the thanksgiving dinner, you may want to think twice. you may be glad you didn't go for seconds, thirds okay who are we kidding. we are back for fourth. going new york for tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites a sneak peek at best black friday deals. apple is expected to discount all of its computers, ipads and i pods. barnes and noble will lower the price of the nook simple touch e-reader to 79 and wal- martoffers the blue gaming console for just under $100. tablets by the way are the most wanted tech gift this year onlyclothing rates higher. and samsung developed a led light bull than will last for 36 years. that's 40 times the life span of a standard bulb so you can can

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joce sterman on her facebook page had highlighted the fact that i am sorry it was not it was cheryl connerbecause i am monitoring everybody's facebook page she went running in shorts while watching people load christmas trees on the car. >> like may out there. >> it was. you know, almost nice. get the last bit of yard work done but the cold air is building and we are building in that stuff in the bank. let's check out the national picture. the latest storm interesting set up as we got the jet stream. this is the track of stormy weather coming off the a sick and yes they have a a -- pacific. and yes, they've pacific northwest. it takes a dive into the deep south pinching off cold air. that's generating colder air and we are on the warm side white storm track stays just to the west. this is actually a very similar pattern. we have had it since tropical storm lee worked its way up and me andering across can -- meandered across the midwest. it kept the cold are air to thewept. -- colder air to the west. winter weather advisories for arkansas and mississippi and alabama and tennessee where the

it back to its glory days when everyone pretty much knew what the america's cup was, when dennis conner was busy losing it for the first time in its 150-year history. to help us achieve that, san francisco is the perfect choice. part of our mission and strategy to make it popular and bring it back to the masses is to allow the masses to have access to it. a lot of what you will hear me talking about will really be about public access and how for the first time in the history of the cup, the event will be able to be seen by live spectators, as opposed to taking place many miles offshore. another point of context -- this is not just a san francisco event or a california event. the america's cup represents the third largest economic impact of any sporting event in the world. one would be the fifa world cup. two would be the olympics. three is the america's cup here the last time the united states has hosted a major world event was 2002, salt lake. by the time we arrive, it will have been 10 years. the olympics are booked for the next 10 to 12 years. as we know, the world cup is also not co

cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >>> newer, if you were around tonight you saw this, local teachers are out there speaking out against the woman who has become the face of the reform. >> michelle read is a fake [ chanting ] >> she is on the walmart take. >> they marched outside michelle e.r.a. where she was giving a speak. she gained attention for the drastic changes she implemented for schools and school units are starting to implement her tactics including closing under performing schools but some say she doesn't have credentials and her measures hurt students. >> these radical corporate amendments have got to go, that's why d.c. voted her out and that's why we need to start listening to teachers like us. >> reporter: as chancellor of the public school system she led 14,000 students, graduation rates grew under her tenure and they saw raises in state math and reading scores. >>> a mixed report card for maryland. the government released its latest standard i've had test results and both 4th and 8th grade students appear to be better readers than they were two years ago. comprehension skill

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greengate farm, located on the outskirts of austin, texas, is run by erin flynn and skip conner. they raise rare breed hogs in a wide range of organically grown vegetables. >> farming there is heavy up-front costs, a barn, a tractor, fencing, that you know, it takes a long time before you're going to see a profit. >> just finished our taxes and we broke even. we've been farming in the worst drought in history here this past year. >> green gate is a very small, very local business. it provides food for about 100 families a year. and at the same time, provides income to a fair number of other local businesses and suppliers. >> we're growing. they need organic feed that supports the feed mill. we need fencing. that supports the supply stores. then there's a butcher i need to hire who's going to start making sausages who will sell it to a restaurant. >> more and more local business owners are discovering that spending their money within the community brings a boost to the local economy. >> there's a buy local movement is when you buy local the money stays in the community so it's bet

for the second time in two years the campus, conners the life of a classmate cut short.i it remains unclear what the fight was about and why it ended in such violence. police said a fight broke out about 1:30 sunday morning. the brawl spelled out on to the teeth and the senior at frostburg state used a knife. yesterday, mccoy was scheduled to sing with the gospel choir and turned into an emotional performance. they are trying to rap there had around this tragedy. the father was charged with first and second-degree murder and is expected to appear in court later today. >>> 6:35 and spotsylvania county police are trying to determine whether four recent attempted abductions are linked. the latest incident happened saturday afternoon along satter field court. four men in black and drove up to eight young woman and when one man got out and started coming toward her, she ran away. >>> today is the second day of jury deliberation in the trial of dr. conrad mary. murray. he is accused of involuntary moments -- manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. if he is convicted, he

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connered with a 126-yard touchdown. menlo shuts out sacred heart prep.and both teams are going to the play offs. >>> well with the nba's labor problems droning on, college hoop will have the floor to themselves as it were. for cal their story is coach montgomery returning to the court a month after bladder cancer. guiterrez goes baseline. tonight looking good. the senior was doing a good job of sharing the dog. will hit a three, cal wins easily, 77-56. they will play george washington on sunday. other local motion on the college court it's stanford, a breeze over central arkansas. st.mary's rolls over pacific. it's santa clara winning handily. locals doing it big. >>> i hope you're on board with these highlights, the uss carl vincent that is first college basketball game ever played on an active aircraft carrier. constructed in 10 days all hands on deck including usab the president and first lady. and ship to shore it's north carolina cruising to victory over michigan state. >>> everyone loves a winner and if you don't you're just another guy. and that's

connered with a 126-yard touchdown. menlo shuts out sacred heart prep.home the balpo cup. both teams 7-3 and both teams are going to the play offs. >>> well with the nba's labor problems droning on, college hoop will have the floor to themselves as it were. for cal their story is coach montgomery returning to the court a month after bladder cancer. guiterrez goes baseline. tonight looking good. the senior was doing a good job of sharing the dog. will hit a three, cal wins easily, 77-56. they will play george washington on sunday. other local motion on the college court it's stanford, a breeze over central arkansas. st.mary's rolls over pacific. it's santa clara winning handily. locals doing it big. >>> i hope you're on board with these highlights, the uss carl vincent that is first college basketball game ever played on an active aircraft carrier. constructed in 10 days all hands on deck including usab the president and first lady. and ship to shore it's north carolina cruising to victory over michigan state. >>> everyone loves a winner and if you don't

conner posted, thank you for your years of self-less duties and protecting us while we sleep at night. denise jackson smith writes, officer jim capoot thank you for your unselfish service, may you rest in peace. you can post your condolences by going to the ktvu facebook page. >>> a rally outside of city hall attracted more than 100 people. in the plaza about 20 to 25 protesters have been camping out including sean o' kelley who has been perched on the roof. they plan to see the protest to the end and do not intend to leave the plaza any time soon. >> we're going to keep occupying this area until we feel that justice is being served economically in our country. >> reporter: organizers say they will set up more tents and if police come to take them down then they will just do without to keep the protest going. >>> occupy events took place all across the nation today marking two months since the first camp went up toward wall street. in marin county, young people, middle-aged and senior citizens added their voices to the occupy movement with a chant, banks got bailed out, we got sold ou

. >> what was his relationship with conner? >> an ambivalent one. conner was a loose cannon. he certainly found bull connor a useful ally during the heights of the civil-rights movement and birmingham demonstrations. he never made any real effort to rein connor in. >> george wallace served as governor of alabama from 1963- 1967 and again from 1969-1971. he died when he was 79 years old. the lived in this mansion behind us for putting% of his life. the next call comes from san diego. >> good evening. i wanted to know what kind of relationship did governor wallace have with lyndon johnson? apparently lyndon johnson was known to persuade people. when did george wallace finally abandon his philosophy of segregation? thank you. >> lyndon johnson -- the most famous moment between lyndon johnson -- lyndon johnson and wallace came in the midst of the selma crisis in which president johnson brought him to washington, or actually, governor wallace volunteered to meet with him where he got people treatment from lyndon johnson. he was pretty intimidated by the whole process, but he was n

did conner start a defense chat at the game? >> yes, he did. >> very impressive. >> he was the first one going defense, defense, and we all started. >> it grew. it only takes one. wearing a nice tie today. i appreciate that. how about the 4th quarter, it was insane. crazy ending. we saw jason whitten, i thought the momentum changer. tied at 17 and romo with a spin. 59yards to the house. kind of felt at that point, i'm sure at rfk -- fed ex field, showing my age -- like this thing is over. >> the momentum kept shifting. >> then to go 89 yards with over five minutes to go, it was a great drive. under pressure. first key play, fred davis. got them the first and goal. we're going to talk strategy here. i thought they did it right. kind of let the clock go down. a lot of people were panicking, take the time outs. they didn't. and with 14 seconds to go, stallworth, who was out of work a week ago, look at that, and here he is scoring the game tying touchdown. great throw, great catch. hear what doc walker had to say after this touchdow

conner posted, thank you for your years of self-less duties and protecting us while we sleep at night. denise jackson smith writes, officer jim capoot thank you for your unselfish service, may you rest in peace. you can post your condolences by going to the ktvu facebook page. >>> a rally outside of city hall attracted more than 100 people. in the plaza about 20 to 25 protesters have been camping out including sean o' kelley who has been perched on the roof. they plan to see the protest to the end and do not intend to leave the plaza any time soon. >> we're going to keep occupying this area until we feel that justice is being served economically in our country. >> reporter: organizers say they will set up more tents and if police come to take them down then they will just do without to keep the protest going. >>> occupy events took place all across the nation today marking two months since the first camp went up toward wall street. in marin county, young people, middle-aged and senior citizens added their voices to the occupy movement with a chant, banks got bailed out, we got sold ou

construction, all four lanes ever inner loop will shift on it a new bridge over route 123 at tyson's connerdrivers on the inner and outer loop have been sharing the outer loop bridge for more than a year now. shifting traffic will allow the ramp from 123 north to the inlieberman to reopen. >>> an about-face from fema and the white house about the impact of the august earthquake in virginia. president obama has declared a major disafter the fore the commonwealth after fema previously turned down requests from virginia officials for federal aid. the disaster declaration makes federal funding available to people in hard hit louisa county. >>> before a health alert as doctors are warning parents about a new scheme promising to protect kids from chicken position. they are lollipops said to be licked by children with chicken position and people are selling them through the mail. it's bogus promise that kids can boost their own immunity to the virus by eating the lollipops. >>> we are talking next hour about fitness trends. >> holly is live in alexandria at the national inventors hall of fame and

yesterday, family and friends laid to rest 10-year-old ashlyn conner who hanged herself last friday while to forget how hard it was to be a child who feels like an outsider. my next guest wrote a book about it. it's called "being wendy." we're glad to have her here. the unforgettable actress and now children's book author, fran drescher. let's talk about the book. what was the inspiration for doing something like this, especially when we have the conversation, this national conversation going on right now. why did you want to do this? >> you know, i think that i wanted to leverage the popularity of the nanny with a whole generation of children that weren't even alive when i was shooting the show and empowering them with a positive message. also, my organization now has a wtf program. we the future. and that also engages young people to live more healthfully and in this book, i think that it empowers children and engages parents to nurture individuality and specialness and diversity and not force a child to fit into a box or think inside of a box. but to really embellish whtheir uniqueness