jahana hayes thank you for being with us. dickerson: next we turn to brandon stanton a photographer and blogger behind humans of new york. it started as a personal photography project six years ago. since then, the presentation of simple but powerful personal reflections has grown into a social media phenomenon and two best selling books. in our political season of division his work was a reminder of our shared humanity. brandon, thank you for being here. and you have thousands of people. when you took that first photograph what did you set out to do? >> well, the process of discovering humans of new york was incremental. i lost my job and was working in chicago and i knew i wanted to be a photographer. i loved taking photos. and i started naturally falling into to taking pictures of people and i would start stopping people and taking their photo. and i had been photographing for a month or two, i knew i did not best photographer in the world but maybe i had a chance of being one of the best people in the world stopping rando

jahana hayes is a history teacher at john f. kennedy high school in waterbury, connecticut and was recognized as america's what brings him joy, what brings you joy? >> that is easy. my students. i meet them at 14 when they are not really sure who they are and the impact that they can have. so helping them find their gift and using it to improve the human condition to help others, i think that is what brings me joy. >> dickerson: and what is the secret to that? so many different students? >> relationships. just showing kids that you care about them. showing them that you value them as people. and they have the ability to do anything that they set their mind to and work hard at. >> dickerson: excellent and we will be back on the other side of the break and talk more with jahana hayes we will be right back. stay with us. for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're workin

jahana hayes thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. brandon stanton a photographer and blogger behind humans of new york. it started as a personal photography project six years ago. since then, the presentation of simple but powerful personal reflections has grown into a social media phenomenon and two best selling books. in our political season of division his work was a reminder of our shared humanity. brandon, thank you for being here. and you have interviewed

kn tha t worl will be bett a things wil the ability t ma t cnges so cnsider mys luck >> a rgh jahana hayes thank you for bei with u >> tha y f hav m dickerson: next we turn brandon stanton photograph an blogger behi hmans of ne york. it start a person photography project six yea ago. since then, th presentatio simple but powerfu person reflections has grow in soci med phenomen a t best selli books opolitica sason division his work was remind of o share humanity heredon, thank you for bein and you hainterviewe thousands people when you too tha fir photograph what did you s o to d >> well, t process o discovering humans of ne yor waincrementa i lost j awa working i chicago and i kne wanted be potographer lov takin phos and tarteaturallllin people a would star stopping people an tki the photo. andad photographing fo a month t, kne d n have a goochance o bei t best photographer in th w but maybe i h chanc o bein one of t bes people i the worl stopping rando strangers an taking rand photographs and i gre fr that inttorytelling proje where ierviewh rando peop tha stopped on t streets. >> why did