The new “Star Trek” reunites the young crew that producer/director J.J. Abrams put together for his 2009 sequel to the long-running TV and movie series, and he’s thrown in some heavyweight supporting actors and a ton of special effects as well.

The only thing he left out was the moral questioning of the original series, its real heart and soul.

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children there is no greater risk to your child's safety than meeting an predator online. Because that predator will do whatever he or she can to meet your child in person. They gave us tips on how to keep your child safe online.

Laurie Nathan with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said, "It starts with parents having conversations, frequent conversations, with their children about what they are doing online."

Do not hesitate to ask questions if your child is acting suspiciously. Approve all photos and videos before your child posts them online. Make sure they do not reveal identifying information and are not sexually inappropriate.

I think today should be all about Becky Sawtelle. No wait, let’s give her the entire rest of the week. She deserves it! For most of Becky’s life she struggled with her weight and finally decided to have gastric by-pass surgery. Dr. Jamie Loggins, from the Central Maine Bariatric Surgery Center did the procedure the end of January. 

When I wrote an update in March she was not happy with how things were going. Here’s what she had to say: “I had a really strong relationship with food. Now I can’t eat whatever, whenever, and how much I want. I miss that.”