. >> this lovely lady is her program manager, with her little dog, zak. >> zak is wearing a gps trackers. it is the tag pet tracker. you go online to pettracker.com, you set up your home base. then if the dog leaves the premises you get a text, you get an e-mail. you can go online and get turn-by-turn directions. to your missing dog. >> you are joking! >> all sizes for all kind of dogs. >> it looks a little clunky on little tiny dog but it is really lightweight. it is about $100. $7.95 a month for the tracking. >> you're worth it. they are worth it. >> i think everybody kind of wants to check in on their house whether you have kids at home, pets. this is the dropcam hd. i think we had one set up in hoda's dressing room. >> are you joking? >> who's in there? "50 shades of gray." >> brittany! what are you doing in there? >> there's a video feed and an audio feed, too. just so you can school brittany or actually give homework tips to your kids while you're at home. >> you're supposed to sip that stuff! sip it! >> i never did trust her. >> i never did either. >> next we're going to talk abo

how do you establish a relationship and navigate the journey with this particular son, zak? >> it was hard because communication was limited when he was born. i always loved him. it was never about love. but as a parent, you feel you are stuck with your child. that is one of the hard parts. because his mind was not all concrete we were stopped. we played the same games, really, for 20 years. and from 5 to 25 -- i meant it -- i said, look, lezak, i cannot do it anymore. -- zack, i cannot do it anymore. there was no progression. and it was enhanced by the other son. zack could not live alone. his comprehension was all about 8% to 10%. he will never get married. that was hard for me. tavis: i want to talk about this in a second, but something else occurs to me first. when you say to lezak, "i cannot play these games anymore" it reminds me of these passages in the book where you are brutally honest. i expect that because of "friday night lights." but there might be someone who reads this book and says, man, he is pretty tough on this kid. >> some people have mentioned this. if i

. >> this lovely lady is her program manager, with her little dog, zak. >> zak is wearing a gps trackeroks a little clunky on little tiny dog but it is really lightweight. it is about $100. $7.95 a month for the tracking. >> you're worth it. they are worth it. >> i think everybody kind of wants to check in on their house when you have kids at home, pets. this is the dropcam hd. i think we had one set up in hoda's dressing room. >> who's in there? "50 shades of gray." >> brittany! what are you doing in there? >> there's a video feed and an audio feed, too. just so you can school brittany or actually give homework tips to your kids while you're at home -- >> you're supposed to sip that stuff! sip it! >> i never did trust her. >> i never did either. >> next we're going to talk about that moment you decide you want to give your kids a little bit of autonomy but you also want some peace of mind. you just want to know they got home stafe. install the app life 360. know where a family member is, that they arrive safely. you can give them space but also have the peace of mind. >> you can imagin