Karen Klein

Karen Klein, the upstate New York bus monitor who brought bullying to our attention earlier this summer when she was taunted by 7th grade boys, has launched an anti-bullying foundation.

More than 2 million people have viewed the video of 7th grade boys tormenting elderly bus monitor Karen Klein. This morning on NBC's 'Today' show, Klein, and her daughter, Michelle Hawkins, talked about bullying, the apologies that have been given, and how Karen plans to use the over $650,000 that has been donated to her.

The amount of support for Karen Klein has been pouring in from around the world since the video of middle school students tormenting her hit the internet this week. In fact, Karen is in disbelief. She doesn't think she'll receive the money because it would be "too good to be true!" Listen to what she has to say.

Just one day after I posted about how safe I felt on my school bus growing up, it made me sick to my stomach when I saw this story today. Karen Klein, a 68 year-old bus monitor was taunted for 10 minutes straight.  At one point she has to wipe the tears from her eyes. I warn you now, what you are about to see is extremely vulgar and heartbreaking.