>> reporter: at a time of life when many stars may be focused on their legacy, roger daltrey doesn't tell me who are you ♪ who are you >> reporter: i'm just curious. did you ever see mr. kibblewhite again? >>> no. i don't know if he is still alive. >> reporter: he must have known roger daltrey. >> in the book i said it was a kind of fu moment. but when i say it >>> for some kids, the hardest making friends. dana jacobsen paid a visit to boiling springs high school in south carolina where the student council is taking care of that. >> reporter: tell me about the first day of school this year. >> i was sitting at lunch like i normally did. they came up to me and asked me to sit with them. >> reporter: who was they? who came up to you? >> the student council. >> reporter: what did you think when they came up? >> i was excited. >> reporter: excitement might not be the typical reaction for a high school student, but lunch has never been very social for sophomore andrew kirby. last year, what was lunch like? >> i was sitting, like, alone. >> a lot of times at lunch i'll text andrew. >> rep

kibble white. >> and roger daltrey is with us this morning. you referred to in the title was your grammar school head master who said to you what? >> he expelled me from the school after giving me six strikes with the cane for being a rather naughty boy. and as i was leaving his office, he held the door open for me and as i walked past him he said, you'll never make anything of your life, daltrey. you know, immediately with the arrogance and, you know, the ack anger that was going through me of youth, i thought i'll show you, thanks a lot mr. kibble white. >> have you ever seen him since? >> no. but i've had come kind of second kind of contact with his family because i really mean it today as a thank you. >> right. >> i do wonder if he hadn't have said that to me which way my life would have gone. >> not before a stent as a sheet metal worker and after getting kicked out of school, i mean, how did that trajectory lead you to a band, to -- >> i was already in a band. one of the reasons i got kicked out of school i was already in a band. and tha

. >> roger daltrey from the who was in town today as part of his cancer work. he delivered a check for half a million dollars to northwestern adolescent program. >> in 1993 jon huntsman and his wife karen founded the huntsman cancer institute that has touched many, many lives over the years. >> many courageous battles have been fought behind the walls and mr. huntsman money and passion that fueled cures for >> disease. >> i want to thank ulta beauty, an amazing partner for the last four years and helped raise millions for breast cancer research and today they want to present this check for $2.25 million to breast cancer research foundation. >> a record-breaking telecast for stand up to cancer this the group the group raised more than $123 million for life-saving research during its star-studded show friday night. it featured a cast of celebrities from entertainment, music, sports, science along with survivors who have benefitted from stand up to cancer funded breakthroughs. >> i'm robert, a national political reporter at the national post, joined to have shawn