Former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy was in Saskatchewan this week to help launch a new training program for school staff, which focuses on bullying and abuse. Kennedy, who was abused as a youth by hockey coach and sex offender Graham James, says he was failing out of school yet nobody asked questions to find out what was really happening in his life. The program, called "Respect in Schools," is available to all teachers and school staff in the province, though it's not mandatory. Kennedy joins Gormley to discuss the program and why it's so important for teachers to recognize bullying and abuse when it happens to students.