jodi lockwood's son is senior at dubuque hempstead high school. his literature teacher assigned students to read the book this semester. it's been part of that class's curriculum for the past decade. last week she and several other parents came to the school board requesting the district to reconsider the book be mandated formed a review committee. that group will read the book and consider the parent's request. that committee includes several high school teachers, three hempstead students, librarians and some parents. lockwood talked about why she believes perks of being a wallflower sends mixed messages to students. "we're trying to encourage kids to make healthy choices and then on the other hand we're distributing literature that glorifies unhealthy choices. " lockwood says the biggest problem with the book is there aren't any g for the characters who're experimenting with drugs and casual sex. coming up at 10, hear from some students who've read the book find out if they think it's appropriate for school live in dubuque, katie wiedemann, kcrg

henry lockwood's grade. he has -- brigade. he is a veteran of seminal wars, naval academy, no civil war experience, but he ranked , and aboutd ruger everyone else except for williams. it was a very transparent subterfuge. he will keep lockwood as a detached brigade of xii corps. lockwood will send one of his again, no experience whatsoever, coming left to right across this meadow. they seize part of the stonewall, but then are ordered back. they lost 80 cashel tees because they were in the way of another assault, another mistake made. a more serious one will be done by another brigade. , there's going to be a problem between two leaders, slocum himself oversteps williams and orders ruger, division commander at spangler's matter, to press johnson's left. according to ruger, slocum said the enemy was showing signs of eating shaky or falling back. i reported that i thought the enemy still held that line, which they did, and i thought that any attack would probably not succeed. the attack would be conditional on the result obtaine

jodi lockwood says teachers assigned the book to both her sons who told her about the content. so she read it herself. "it glorifies and alcohol abuse. " she took her concerns to the school board and filed a formal request to reconsider the book. so the school district formed this a review committee made up of teachers, librarians, parents and students. hempstead student kayley weiland, is a member of the committee. she read the book on her obviously a problem for underage people. so i didn't think, oh wow this is a problem. " but she says she's not sure how'd feel if she had to discuss those topics in the classroom. as for lockwood she says she knows those issues prevalent among teenage students, but says is the story there are no negative consequences for characters doing drugs and having casual sex. "we are normalizing behavior that can wreak havoc in their lives. " tonight, the committee did not discuss the details of the book or its educational benefits. members will read the book and meet again early next month. live in dubuque, katie wiedemann, kcrg-tv9. let's check back

(jodi lockwood, dubuque) "there were very graphic scenes, a graphic rape. there's just kind of off the hook drug and alcohol use." locw those concerns to the district--she brought forward a reconsideration request. now this panel will review the book and decide whether it's appropriate for the classroom. "i hope it doesn't feel like, oh book banner! i've got my mob and torches out, i don't want it to be that way. i want it to be a discussion about, is this the unintentionally, some students?" senior kayley weiland is one of three students on the panel. (kayley weiland, dubuque hempstead senior) "i think bring not only parents and teachers in it, but to bring students, and have students perspective on things, because we're the ones going through school." she read the book in eighth grade, and will read it again as a committee member. "i don't think anything stuck out to me, but then again, it was so long ago that i read it. but i'm again with an open mind." there are four options this committee will have. they can take no action, remove the book completely,

>> lockwood says a very human treatment feels right. >> when somebody comes along to do something just for you that relieves it, you totally want that. you totally realize how important it is. >> this massage therapist says that it can help to relief the harsh side effects of cancer treatments naturally. >> their stomachs were better after to make savage, so they are inclined to eat. >> right now the bone marrow transplant patients pay $40 for the massage. the group started a crowd funding site to fund healing hands for cancer patients. >> there is a release of endorphins that causes relief from the side effects of the chemotherapy. >> the patients who get to mahe massage, the doctor says, requires less medicine. dr. quan hopes the results will help to make the massage part of their daily treatment. lockwood says it is the best medicine she could ask for. >> i truly believe the power of healing hands can heal. >> that is very nice. okay, jeff ranieri is heading here. >> and the forecast really doesn't get this much better in november. after that very wet october, well, we're going to g

lockwood says it's the best medicine she can ask for. >> i truly believe the power of the human touch can heal. i love my massages. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> that's cool. we will be right back. the curse is er.==sam/2st== pain andeartache cubs fansin taf >>> the curse is over. >> that's right. the billy goat curse, done! over. did you watch it last night? after more than a century of pain and suffering, cubs celebrating the elusive world series title. >> sorry about that. >> years of pent-up cheering coming out there. that is the deafening sound of 108-year world series drought, yes, a lot of people were crying. cubs' fans at the bar on delores in san francisco were screaming, cheering, waves flags and show their emotions. there is crying in baseball and it is okay. the final out recorded in what will go down as one of the most exciting games in the history of major league baseball. among the fans was a pregnant woman two days overdue who immediately left the bar after the game. she waited for the series to be over and then went straight to the hospital. >> everyon

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at the bp station on lockwood ridge road found this on tuesday . investigators believe and organized crime ring is responsible for this and other skimmers found in the area. the owner is taking steps to prevent this from happening again. >>> state legislatures have been updated on sword discharge during chen 25 -- hermine . stormwater improvement plan includes fisting -- fixing the immediate issues by next summer . some lawmakers are hesitant that the problems can be fixed so quickly. >> is a big project to take on in 7 or 8 months. i just don't want to expect -- i would rather have looks like patients and be pleasantly -- expectations and be pleasantly surprised that have high >>> some tough news for lightning plans -- fans, the bolts will hit the ice tonight but stamkos will not be on the ice . he is out indefinitely this after suffering an injury to his knee during tuesday nights game. recovery could take anywhere from one to 3 months. >>> 4:38 the time let's get a check on the weather. >> we have seen these cool crisp mornings. this is basicall

rogers threw three touchdowns but lockwood not let rogers could the ball back. -- luck would not let rogers get the ball back. the colts want to run out the clock and they beat the packers. green bay is 4 and 4. jesus. alex smith sitting out after taking two hits to the head last week. first quarter first 2:15 wilson at the back of the end zone. kansas city with the lead. fourth quarter, unhappy about not getting a pass interference call and getting flagged for arguing. he throws it right back at the referee and he would be ejected. over 5 million people showed up in chicago on friday to celebrate the cubs first world series title since teddy roosevelt was in the oval office. something fans never thought they would see in their lifetime.>> the first year i remember running into an elderly woman outside of wrigley, leaving the game, she introduced herself. she said i am 83 years old. i want to live to see world series. is it going to happen? we just lost. it was pretty bad. all i could think of, i looked at her and i could think of to say was take your vitamins. >> a local chicago chu

will lockwood on the breakaway, not much you can do about that. watch the replay, from point-blank range, that easy. adam the final, arizona beats michigan out in glendale. >>> the coyotes in anaheim looking to down the ducks, easier said than done. the duckses way too much, anaheim beats arizona, final score 5-1. tough night for both hockey teams but a good day for the dbacks. >> sure has been. thanks, richard for helping us tonight. >> announcer: the following is a sponsored presentation for the yancey way to real estate success free lunch and dinner events. get ready, in your area, to learn how to make money in real estate the yancey way. >> what you'll learn to do here today took me from being an errand runner to literally exceeding my wildest financial dreams. anyone can do it, and i'm gonna show you how to. so, are you ready? >> announcer: you don't need any previous real estate experience or your own money to invest to profit in real estate the yancey way. scott yancey's free lunch and dinner events bring you all the live local training you

will lockwood on the breakaway, not much you can do about that. watch the replay, from point-blank range, that easy. adam wibborg stays with it, 4-1 the final, arizona beats michigan out in glendale. >>> the looking to down the ducks, easier said than done. the duckses way too much, anaheim beats arizona, final score 5-1. tough night for both hockey teams but a good day for the dbacks. >> sure has been. thanks, richard for helping us tonight. modern family is up next. well, she didn't show up to school the next day, and i heard that she slept over at his dorm. no way. mm-hmm. seriously, are you surprised? do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school? girls, let's cool it on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no,

today off mlk and lockwood ridge road. there were 26 students on the bus at the time. the driver ran the red light which is why the suv plowed into it. the driver of the suv is okay and the child only has minor injuries. >>> a man charged with aggravated child abuse in connection with the death of a toddler. manatee deputies say the 22 month old died after suffering abuse from the ethan thompson had seven broken rubs, a skull fracture and ruptured kidney. the boy's mother was not charged. >>> a motorcyclist was killed overnight on i-275 in a crash involving a sheriff's deputy. troopers say the man lost control of his motorcycle on southbound 275. he hit a barrier wall throughing upcoming traffic the interstate was closed down for several hours while authorities investigated. >>> deputies are looking for a man who burglarized a dozen unlocked cars and among things he stole, a 32 inch tv. it happened saturday and sunday mornings at the east lake woodlands town homes. the man also got away with a gps, sunglasses and loose change. they believe the b a crew cut and carrying