Some blame our culture for teaching kids to be violent
MILWAUKEE -- Are we teaching kids to be violent? Some blame our
culture, whether it's movies, music, video games or even the
news.   Parents like Brenda Jackson are on guard these days
because of all the media kids are consuming.  "A lot of it comes
from television or music itself. A lot of the cursing, the video
games with the killing, they get it from a lot of places," said
Jackson.  Dr. Chris Morano is the director of Emergency Mobile
Mental Health Services for Children in Milwaukee County. He says
some kids might be more at risk and can't handle being exposed
to violence in the same way as other kids. Dr. Morano offers
these warning signs.  "Setting fires, mistreating animals, bed
wetting maybe other bodily problems later in childhood...
teasing others, if your child is bullied significantly," said
Dr. Morano.  Dr. Morano says these children might be predisposed
to aggression and more likely to act out what they see. but the
most important thing for