he was teachable.ant each one of you to remember that -- faithful, available, teachable -- may we all be that way. usnk -- thank you for giving this honor. [applause] [playing piano] above all power, above all king, above all major and created things. above all wisdom and all the before the were here world began. kingdoms, above all allwn -- all thrones, above of the wonder all has known. above all wells and treasures of the earth. there is no way to measure what you are worth. , made behind a stone. , rejected ande alone. like a rose, trampled on the ground. me took the fall and out of above all. crucified, laid behind a stone. you to die. -- die, rejected and alone. like a rose trampled on the fall andou took the thought of me above all. rosea rose -- like the trampled on the ground, you took me aboveand thought of all ♪ ande are here to celebrate honor the life of billy graham. graham talk about billy in the middle east, we describe him like this. we say he is a faithful man. he is faithful for the

i want each one of you to remember that, faithful, available, teachable. may we all be that way.hank each one of you for coming, and giving us this honor and to my father. thank you. [applause] . piano music. >> powers, above all kings. above all nature and all created things. above all wisdom, and all the of man, you were here before the world began. ♪ kingdoms, above all thrones, above all of the wonder all have known♪ the world has ever known♪ treasureswells and treasures of the arts, there is no way to measure what you are worth♪ crucified and laid behind a stone♪ he lived to die, rejected and along. like a rose, trampled on the ground. ♪ fall and died for me above all♪ stone♪ed, laid behind a you lived to die rejected and alone♪ like a rose trampled on the ground♪ and thought ofll me, above all♪ ♪ , trampled on the andnd, you took the fall thought of me above all above all ? ? >> we are here to celebrate and honor the life of billy graham. when we talk about billy graham in the middle east, we describe him like this. we say he is a faithful man. he is faithful for the word o

faithful, available, teachable. may we all be that way. each one of you for coming and giving us this honor and honor to my father, thank you. [applause] ♪ above all powers ♪ above all kings ♪ above all nature and all created things ♪ ♪ above all wisdom and all the ways of man ♪ ♪ you were here before the world began ♪ ♪ above all kingdoms ♪ above all thrones ♪ above all wonders the world has ever known ♪ ♪ above all wealth and treasures of the earth ♪ ♪ there's no way to measure what you're worth ♪ ♪ crucified laid behind the stone ♪ ♪ you lived to die rejected and alone ♪ ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall and thought of me above all ♪ ♪ crucified laid behind the stone ♪ ♪ you lived to die, rejected and alone ♪ ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall and thought of me above all ♪ ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall and thought of me above all ♪ >> we are here to celebrate and honor the life of billy graham. when we talk about billy graham in the middle east, we describe hi

faithful, available, teachable. may we all be that way.ng us this honor. it an honor for my father, thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ above all powers ♪ above all kings ♪ above all nature and all created things ♪ ♪ above all wisdom and all the ways of man ♪ ♪ you were here before the world began ♪ ♪ above all kingdoms ♪ above all thrones ♪ above all wonders of the world has ever known ♪ ♪ ♪ above all wealth and treasures of the earth ♪ ♪ there's no way to measure what you're worth ♪ ♪ crucified ♪ laid behind the stone ♪ you lived to die ♪ rejected and alone ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall ♪ and thought of me ♪ above all ♪ crucified ♪ laid behind the stone ♪ you lived to die ♪ rejected and alone ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall ♪ and thought of me ♪ above all ♪ like a rose trampled on the ground ♪ ♪ you took the fall ♪ and thought of me ♪ above all ♪ >> we are here to celebrate and honor the life of billy graham. when we talk about billy graham in the middle east, we describe him like this. we sa

and lambeth is to be rolled out across london. to turn their lives around. for adult offenders. teachablento that employment, training and development. and getting them away from their lifestyle. it is imperative. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth. another bitterly cold day today. of significant snow falling this afternoon. afternoon. weather warning full snow and ice ballot for the whole day. it is also windy. —— and ice for the whole day. this morning it will be bleak and cloudy. a few snow flurries possible. possible. into the afternoon we will see more snowfall. see more snowfall. this and of snow pushing up from the south. pushing up from the south. we could see another five centimetres. see another five centimetres. falling through the evening rush hour. possibly problems from that. it could turn misty as we head into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping below freezing. dropping below freezing. we'll have met office weather warning out for ice. warning out for ice. maybe some rain by the end of the day. by the end of the day. will be pleased t

he calls the affair a teachable moment. rick scott has to decide whether to sign a gun-control bill that challenges the nra. it passed after the school shooting and raises the minimum age to buy rifles from 18 to 21 and a waiting time for handgun sales to go to rifles and would allow employees of schools to carry handguns if they undergo training. used aworkers in syria delay in fighting to deliver help, the red cross said the convoy of 13 trucks loaded with supplies and food entered the town. 400,000 people are believed to be inside a rebel held region. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is noon in new york and 5:00 p.m. in london, and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. shery: and i am shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ vonnie: from our world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories we are following. goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein is set to be preparing an exit as soon as year end. a

and he was teachable. i want each one of to remember that. faithful, available and teachable. may we all be that way. >> reporter: graham buried in the prayer garden of the library beside his wife, ruth. his grave marker will read, billy graham, preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> i can only imagine what it was like for my father to step into heaven and there was the lord jesus christ to say, well done, good and faithful servant. not because it was billy graham. it's just another child of god had come home. another child of god. >> reporter: many called the service graham's last crusade. the library will be closed until wednesday in honor of his passing. at the billy graham library in charlotte, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> another day of wild weather in the bay area, rain, hail, even another dusting of snow. >> it's snow in the bay area. it's just as simple as that. it's fun to see snow in the local mountains. >> the bay area saw all kinds of weather today. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. some people were rushing to ge

and he was teachable. i want each one of you to remember that. faithful, available, and teachable.t way. >> reporter: graham buried in the prayer garden of the library beside his wife ruth. his grave marker will read billy graham, preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> i can only imagine what it was like for my father to step into heaven and there was the lord jesus christ to say, well done, good and faithful servant. not because it was billy graham, it's just another child of god had come home. another child of god. >> reporter: many called the service graham's last crusade. the library will be closed until wednesday in honor of his passing. at the billy graham library in north carolina, lauren blanchard, fox news. news. >>> a san francisco firefighter arrested on the job and is behind bars tonight. details on the threat and the illegal guns that he had in his home. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. that firefighter was accused of stockpiling high-powered weapons and making criminal threats. rob malcolm joins us now from san franci

they're viewing this as a teachable moment.asking the students to write essays on why they should go out and protest. as part of, of this teachable moment as they see it. but opponents say that this is a bad idea, some parents saying that politics should not be injected into the classroom. school district in new jersey as well as one in maryland are threatening to discipline

they're viewing this as a teachable moment. some asking the students to write essays on why they should go out and protest. as part of, of this teachable moment as they see it. but opponents say that this is a bad idea, some parents saying that politics should not be injected into the classroom. school district in new jersey as well as one in maryland are threatening to discipline students with even suspensions if they do walk out of class. but here at marjory stoneman douglas, this is viewed as a way of honoring the 17 lives lost. students are expected to come out here for 17 minutes, honoring those lives that were lost. exactly one month ago today. and savannah, emotions are still raw here in broward county, florida. this as prosecutors have just announced that they will seek the death penalty against the confessed gunman here. he is expected in court here in broward county later today. now student activists in addition to the walkouts today are also planning a nationwide march on washington for ten days from now. savannah? >

but not everyone thought this was a teachable moment. some students threatened to discipline students who walked out. >> i would rather my kids be in school safe and i don't believe this demonstration is really going to change anything. >> reporter: for many back in parkland, this was much more than a school absence. >> shame! shame! shame! shame! >> reporter: tonight it is a generation sitting silent no more. organizers say more than 3,500 schools participated throughout all 50 states. student activists are now planning a national march on washington in ten days. lester? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. gabe, it was a historic day. with so many of these powerful young voices being raised across the country, with so much to say, i want to take a moment now to let you hear their messages in their own words. >> we can't stand gun violence anymore. >> enough is enough! >> no more! >> policy, not prayers! >> enough is enough! >> i consider this school a home, but this home isn't safe. >> no one is really safe in this country with the kind of gu

faithful, available and teachable. may we all be that way. >> he was buried in the prayer garden of the library next to his wife, ruth. it will be closed until wednesday. >>> they're inviting residents to ask anything they want. they will sit down with him for ten minutes at a time. he says he was inspired by willie brown who used to hold meetings when he was in office. >> i think it should be transparent and accessible to everybody and having people come in for time slots, it's something i talked to mayor brown about and he enjoyed as one of the things he remembered about being mayor. >> more politicians should do that. >> it's by appointment only. you can sign up online. >>> time now, 7:57, a little too much snow for some parts of the sierra. >> some people were buried in an avalanche, we'll have more on the effort for several skiers to rescue them. >> parents are upset, they say a man accused of shooting at a bay area elementary school was let out on bail. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be withi

they call this a experience they will never forget and teachable moment for kids and themselves.ry there. >>> time for a check of sports jeff skversky, flyers trying to come off a bad loss. >> they are down in florida where they have played well, on the road, and they have not lost on the road since february the first. big weekend for the boys. flyers wake up today only one point out of first place with back to back games in florida, starting with tampa bay the best team in hockey. flyers have struggled to score the last few games, not today in tampa. they are red hot. rate second, they fire, between the legs of the defenseman, and the goalie, the flyers up four-three. fast forward start of the third a minute in ivan provorov, wide opened, flyers up five-three. but they blow blow it. lightening come back in the flash scoring three straight, victor beat peter mrazek, wow flyers down six-five. just like. that under three to go, down by one provorov gets to it claude giroux, who scores, ties it at six. game goes to a shoot-out. stephen stamkos, yeah, flyers lose seven-six. they pick

but not everyone thought this was a teachable moment. some schools threatened to discipline students who walked out. >> i would rather my kids be in school safe. and i don't believe this demonstration is going to change anything. >> reporter: for many back in parkland, this was much more than a school absence. >> shame, shame, shame! >> reporter: it is a generation sitting silent no more. organizers say more than 3500 schools throughout all 50 states participated. student activists are now planning a national march on washington for later this month. frances? >> all right. nbc's gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> the white house says it is standing in solidarity with the united kingdom's decision to expel nearly two dozen russian diplomats. this after an ex-russia spy and his daughter were poisoned on british soil. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley emphasizing the country's stance and calling on the u.n. to take action. nbc's tracie potts joins us now with more from washington. tracie, good morning. >> frances, good morni

. >> he was faithful and available and teachable. >> i love you daddy. >> reporter: graham's oldest son gave the urology closing with this message. >> my father preached on heaven and he wrote a book about henavn and today he's in heaven. >> reporter: vice president mike pence and president trump, the only president that attended friday easter vis aft friday's service, today, a humble and private memorial for the 99-year-old protestant preacher. his faith built an empire ministering the poor and powerful. today taking his final crusade. >> graham's grandson carried his casket to his final resting place. he was buried in the library garden next to his wife, ruth. his head stone reads preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus characterize. charlotte, north carolina. >> the warriors trying to extend their >>> libby shaft renewed her opposition today. our abc's reporter leanne millendez was there. >> reporter:. >> we really wanted to community to be empowered into benefit of the development. >> reporter: she and others took on bart which wanted to build a four story parking garage to protect

will not interfere with the walkout as long as it remains peaceful calling the protests, quote, teachableoments. one of the groundbreaking voices in science, stephen hawking, has died. he passed peacefully at his home in cambridge, england was he was diagnosed with als at the age of 21 leaving him unable to speak or walk. >> i have motor disease, a progressive condition that reduces my powers of movement but does not affect my ability to feel at least so i think. >> is known for his world renowned research and quantum mechanics including the science behind black holes and the big bang theory. he was awarded the provincial medal of freedom, the highest honor, stephen hawking was 76. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump parting ways with rex tillersun, state department press officer morgan ortega's calls this an american first move. here to explain that next. >> i was raised to respect everyone's religious faith and i fell short of that. i apologize for what i said. >> joy beheart apologizing for anti-christian comments visit too little too late? buyer beware, hund

will not interfere with the walkout as long as it remains peaceful calling the protests, quote, teachablet. >> reporter:.com hitting the road to st. louis touting his tax cut. he will speak with executives and employees at boeing, stories of workers who receive bonuses, the president will also get a look at an f-18 aircraft after asking congress to fund 24 of them for the navy. a bill giving patients terminal illness a right to try unproven treatments is rejected in congress. the plan would have given access to trial drugs not approved by the fda, the 25952140, and kevin mccarthy says the chamber will try again to pass the bill later which is backed by the president. rob: donald trump announcing the military force. >> reporter: space is a war fighting, land, air and sea, we might even have a space force. >> reporter: praising members of the military. cheers after calling out hillary clinton. >> very soon we are going to mars. if my opponent won and i can tell you. you wouldn't be thinking about it. >> reporter: the president promising our troops the administration will give them the large

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we all went fat and he said faithful, available, teachable. >> always learning, knowing that faith isn't imagine how intimidating it would be to be the child of billy graham and to grow up with him, not as just daddy as we heard them talk about, but as this huge figure to so many people and to see all of them together talking about him in their own ways today. >> and sharing some laughs. >> sharing some laughs, sharing some tears and sharing some very personal moments. i think that was just a testament to this family which is extraordinary. >> harris: lisa, want to get your voice in here. >> you had mentioned a changing world that is something that the referenced was very much aware of. if you go and look at his last message to america on his 95th birthday, that's what he talked about. he talked about a need for a great spiritual awakening right now in our culture and in this world. he talked about how when he went city to city he wept because of how far americans have gotten away from god. and so i think even just watching today as we all said, it's very much a testament to his faith an

. >> he was faithful, he was available, and he was teachable v . >> i will live my life and glorify therd jesus christ. so i love you, daddy. >> reporter: graham's oldest son gave the eulogy with this message. >> my father preached about heaven, and wrote a book about heaven, and today he's in heaven. the circumstance m is complete. >> president donald trump was the only president who attended friday's service, after a week of tributes and public vigils, the final resting day for the 90-year-old protestant preacher. he built an empire to aid the poor and powerful. graham's grandsons carried hiss cassette kacasket to his final place. his tomb will read preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> following the funeral, president trump and the first lady went to their mar-a-lago estate in florida. the president hosted a round table with republican national committee supporters right now speaking at a dinner for the rnc's spring donor retreat. he's scheduled to return to washington tomorrow. >>> reports out of washington, d.c. say the state department is reducing staff at the cu cub

manpower about the rangers made the way like a graduate student ripe with simple vacation for teachabilitythe man whose body was sideways and the other holding the glock 19 and then to stop flat on her back and they kept feeling that same urge but then at unreachable heights with those fluorescent lights her legs were off her chest then they came fast and close all around her the lobby ran with scuffs and cries and shouts then allowed metallic bang which barked a desperate look throughout the pile with a consensus that was not a gunshot. he caught her eye nodding toward the silent alarm button she stared at it all she has to do and then paired turned into the station a black ski mask on his head and his eyes were blue of such intensity they would glow through the eyeholes. and dancing through their torsos. the image of herself with a armto outstretched reverberated with such insistence she could barely think and had almost donep, it. get up. nobody moved the red bead had a force like a fingertip of the ghost. get up. one by one they scrambled to their feet the man was large and h muscular

this is teachable moment for his three children. >> isn't that what guess he will said?yes. >> not him. >> no, well, he says it as well in the documentary. >> so focused on, it is cents a loaded question. >> hold on a second. watch this. >> are you really going to scroll back up. >> in. >> he didn't -- we didn't hear him say that. >> no. it is cents a very lengthy documentary. will you buy it? >> it is on facebook watch. i don't think you buy stuff on facebook watch. hey come out facebook, now tv station. >> well, you will you watch it? >> probably not. maybe there are clips on the internet that end up getting popular. >> there has to be something else to do besides watch that. >> could you win the eagles watching the super bowl again. >> or file my nails. did mcdonald's make a mistake? did you see what happened? look at that. oh, man. who ever installed that sign is going to get fired. >> this is just like nascar, you'll see us. >> mike you'll make it interesting. >> yes, yes. okay. hole on. hole on. >> what are you going to do. >> i don't know yet. i don't know yet. ♪

a teachable moment for thousands of students, what to expect from the school walkout tomorrow. morrow. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> tomorrow promises to be one of the biggest school walkouts yet. thousands of students across the country and here in the bay area leaving class in a call for school safety. >> the national school walkout comes one month after the mass shooting in parkland, florida that killed 17 people. many of students will end up at san francisco city hall. >> reporter: yes, they're planning to march here to city hall and are asking city leaders to join them. unlike some districts lukewarm to the walkout, strain is

. >> we think it's a great teachable moment to teach them about government, civic engagement around issues that are difficult to deal with. >> reporter: notre dame high, student organizers say they hope this is just the beginning for more student active im. >> it motivates me to see all of my classmates really passionate about issues like this. it helps me imagine a world where we're all leader-like and we all have our voices heard. >> reporter: it won't be so easy at all bay area schools. some districts are warning students, if you march off campus, you could face disciplinary action. reporting live in san jose,ancer hasan, nbc bay area news. >> we've confirmed over 100 schools in the bay area plan to participate in tomorrow's walkout. you can see the list on nbcbayarea.com. we've posted it in our story about the walkout. if you're participating in tomorrow's event, tag us in your photos and video on facebook, on twitter, we might use them on the air. >>> was it too much force? that's the question many are asking after hearing how many shots police fired during a deadly confrontation in s

chosen for teachable, blind to the way axioms might bend.the man who is body was twisting sideways to sort through the gap betweenplex si glass and ceiling, one glorified hand planned for purchase this other holding a mine mill meeter with a red laser sight, with specialist luke elliott sommer. jess thought, flat on her back amid the smell of can't and computer wires under virginia's desk in he teller pit, kept feeling that same urge to digle. the trappings of her new professional life loomed at unreachable heights. drawers, office supplies, fluorescent lights, the underside of virginia's stool. someone's legs lay across her chest. the breath of the material some was supervising came fast and close. seconds pulled out like taffy. the lobby rang with scuffs, cries, thumps, shouts, and then a loud metallic bang which sparked a fleury of desperate looks throughout the pile and then a tentative consensus there was no way that had been a gunshot. verge caught jess' eye and nodded toward the silent alarm button. jess staired out it for a short eon

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a teachable moment to paraphrase barack obama.oment when we can say, okay, let's talk about what is appropriate for the federal government. let's talk about whether everything needs to be at the federal level. in this case it does, in the case of laws governing immigration and naturalization, those are federal issues, the constitution says so. but we can use this as a pivot point to say let's talk about whether there are, in fact, dangers associated with allowing excessive power to accumulate in the hands of the few. or too much power to be pushed to washington, d.c. that's really what they're saying. so in a sense maybe they're making an argument for federalism. they don't realize it, they're misguided, reaching the wrong conclusion here, but ultimately they're trying in their own way to make an argument for federalism. mark: are they doing that or saying we'll take whatever road we can take to get what we want? i think it's more that. >> i think there are some people on the left who genuinely, sincerely are concerned about the a

this is a teachable moment for you, pete. >> the guy is nuts >> let's roll the tape >> let's roll the tape >> sector selection. technology is the one sector by far that you look at and you say it's fundamentally sound and maybe it's technically challenged so really, if you're looking at technology and you have this kind of disbelief. >> he says it's not. >> no, it's fundamentally sound far more than any other sectors. in the near term, there's a challenge. i'm not saying it's rolling over by any means >> how is it fundamentally sound? the changes that facebook -- >> you're talking about one stock, facebook. >> okay. and people are saying there was another note yesterday about apple, iphone numbers. that's not a technical note. >> to me -- >> it's still an inexpensive stock. >> this is retail. >> are we all going to ignore the he will if a not in telephas tesla? >> yes >> technology, being technically challenged >> easy there. >> part of the technology company. what are they? >> what about icrosoft you've got to love microsoft >> it was unusual, just the other day. they've got growth i

pointing out in the last segment or two segments ago that michael horowitz is a person of absolutely teachableutation and the reputation is well-deserved. it's more than that. he also occupies a kind of unique position because he reports not only to the attorney general he reports to congress by law as well so he is in essence in the justice department, but not completely of the justice department and that's an important distinction so it's not just the justice department investigating itself. he stands in a way apart and he's also on a personal level astray gowdy said and as i've said, in peckable. maria: having said that do you think there should be another special counsel investigating for example, the fisa abuses? >> i don't think so the way it stands now based on what i know first off i'm not a fan of special counsel generally. we have a justice department, the justice department can do criminal investigation. maria: 10,000 lawyers in the system. >> what is the conflict in this justice department investigating that episode? i don't see any. you have a special counsel only when there is a

worked for hours to produce thousands of emails and other communications and calls the whole affair a teachable metetary of state tillerson in nairobi and praised the news and airobi's president sparked turmoil and there was electoral fraud. tillerson said on saturday, he will honor the people who died in the 1988 embassy bombing. >> i will pay my respects to those who died 20 years ago in the u.s. embassy attacks. tragically, we still are confronted with the face of terrorism. during our meeting today, we discussed threats facing kenya, and the global community. >> tillerson added that the united states appreciates our security partnership with kenya and shared fight against terrorism. britain's armed forces arrived in salisbury to help police nvestigate the nerve poison. counterterrorism detectives asked for military help to remove vehicles and objects related to sunday's attack. the u.k. defense secretary said the armed forces had the right people with the right skills to assist in the investigation. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 c

end of the movie a lot of people feel that it doesn't redeem culture in terms of having it being a teachablet and how wrestling with these issues. i think hollywood is continuing to decide what is art. is it an escape? is it just entertainment? or is it something that changes culture that effects change in culture? that is something that hollywood has wrestled with. oscars are other. couple of days. we will see on sunday what they decide and if they're paying attention to this. >> martha: interesting conversation. he redeems himself but not enough for some people in the end. meghan, thanks, good to have you here tonight. >> thanks. >> martha: more of "the story" when we come right back. ♪ don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot o

worked for hours to bruce thousands of emails and other communications, and called be affair "a teachablecretary of state rex tillerson met with the kenyan secretary of foreign affairs in nairobi today. he praised the recent news of presidents -- kenya's president leaving for talks, months after the presidential election sparked turmoil as the opposition chart there was octobe -- electoral fraud. >> tomorrow on behalf of the american people i will pay my respects to those who died 20 years ago in the u.s. embassy attacks here and in dar es salaam. tragically, we still are confronted with the face of terrorism. during our meeting today, we discussed threats facing kenya, africa, and the global community. mark: secretary tillerson added "the united states appreciates our security partnership with kenya and our shared fight against terrorism." florida gov. rick scott has to decide whether to sign a gun-control bill that challenges the nra. the measure was added to state legislature after the park when school shooting, raising the minimum age to buy rifles from 18 to 21. toadded a waiting per

reporter: contero sees the sometimes uncomfortable questions children do ask about race and gender as teachable moments. >> too many times in classrooms see teachers will respond to that by "play ni" or "we're all friends in here" when it's a perfect opportunity to go att li bit deeper. >> see how you have one shade of brown, we have even a lighter shade here? soght we have all of these different colors, have a feeling there's probably more than two, right? >> reporter: back at the child unique montessori school, parent shawnee ck says she choose the program for her three children because of it's strong focus on equity and social justice, but e says, her husband did have questions about the anti-bias curriculum. >> i have a tall, white husband, and he was absolutely concerned, especially for our son, saying does this make him feel worse, h does this ma feel like he might be somebody that should be feeling bad about his whiteness, and i don't think so, it's not pie, you know, just because you have a piece doesn't mean somebody else doesn't get a piece. >> reporter: amitra mamdouhi also chose the

coauthoring a second book called "stay woke" teaches a teachable moment about the politics of resistance. we'll hopefully be out by years end and carole bell, an assistant professor at northeastern. the relationship between nontraditional news sources and entertainment media and public opinion. she's interested in the role of communication and social change related to group identities including race, gender and sexuality and focussing on these areas her goal to -- to eliminate traditional social provision. her experience expands media and marketing. she worked for eight years in direct marketing and interactive media development and working with fortune 100 clients and new business development. so what we'll do is start with professor hooker and then move to professor lopez and professor bell and then we'll go into a moderated discussion about race and america and we'll open it to up the audience for questions before wrapping it up. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you, ted, for the invitation for organizing that panel and for new america for hosting us and thank you for taking time f

his facebook watch show, tom versus time, he talked about how he turned that disappointment into a teachablest time i had seen my kids really react in that way. benny was crying. they were sad for me. and sad for the patriots. but, i just said to them, i said, look, guys, this is a great lesson. you know, we don't always win, we try our best and sometimes it doesn't go the way we want. >> yeah, his kids are getting older. they have an idea of what their dad really does and the disappointment of that super bowl loss. >> he has three kids and five ring, so, he needs one more so each of them get two. >> they needed that moment. >> you only really learn when you lose. >> that's the truth. i got to say it's compelling, it's the sixth and the final episode of tom versus time. the project i was involved in, it airs on facebook watch. tom brady will be here live on monday morning with us. >> first time we have talked to him since the super bowl. >> yeah. >> we're looking forward to that. >>> coming up -- we continue to be live up and down the east coast, tracking the nor'easter. >>> and oprah is her

superintendent has told staff here not to interfere or to get in the way of student-led protest calling it a teachableoment. let's take a live look at the football field behind us. 17 minutes for those victims. let's bring in a parent who has a parent that goes to marjory stoneman douglas. >> reporter: his name is francisco dejesus and he is a senior graduating this year. >> is he in middle of that mix right here? >> yes. it's been a very emotional time for all of us and it's part of our healing. i'm so proud of the students and what they've been able to accomplish in creating change for gun laws. >> that's the big thing they're trying to do today. we have seen one bill signed by the governor, now they're looking to make more changes. specifically, what have you talked about with your son when it comes to the rally today. >> we haven't spoken too much about the rally. he's supportive. he wants to go to washington to protest. >> reporter: we'll be at that march later on this month. >> yes. >> thank you so much. >>> so as i mentioned, the governor signed one bill, but the kids out here are demanding mor