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welcome to teen kids news. i m mwanzaa. and i m siena. we ll start with our top story. a lot of us join walkathons because we have a personal connection to the cause. but as emily reports, one boy s connection is not only personal, it s amazing. there s always excitement when an event like this is about to begin. the crowds, the signs, the different groups with their team shirts. let s go! [ cheers and applause ] this one-mile march is to raise money for the maria fareri children s hospital in new york s westchester county. it s also raising awareness about the need for transplant donors. that s why it s so special that 11-year-old tyler is here. this is not the first walkathon for tyler. the last time he joined this event, he was just hours from undergoing surgery for a new liver. i was really sick, you know? so i had to get a liver transplant. tyler had been battling a liver disease for years, and it was getting worse. to get a donated liver, you need to b