child every other weekend and one day a week. what happens in many cases is they become alienated from their children. again, there is bad blood between the mother and the father and the kids don t really understand why dad isn t around that much. it can have a pretty devastating impact on a father and this episode is really exploring how it affects the children too when this happens when they don t have access or nearly enough access to one of the parents. the hard ship for the parents and the kids. it ranges depending on the age of the kids and their level of understanding or lack there of. that s right. i talked to a number of father who is said that their children stopped talking to them because they don t understand why they
yes. test power. the hashtag i like to play with is getting at it and trying to find common ground, like the supreme court case today, the baker case and the decisions with 7-2 but narrow in terms of the findings. but there is a and jeffrey toobin is right, they will litigate whether people that are gay will have the same rights you and i do and the only way andere common sense that ss acts the human rights are universal that we all believe in them. so we re pushing for progress. and i know you and i know how much you talk about your kids and your last can you give me are they all right that dad isn t around in the evening but you have them in the morning. they like that i m not going
important, really important. and yes! reporter: we tested other kids from that same role-playing class. like these two friends. they spotted the gun and ran for help. so far so good? if you find a gun at someone else s house, at do yotell? reporter: we ve got one more group. six-year-old friends austin an oliver. guys, lets go play. reporter: they also got that behavioral skills training. check this out. there s a gun on the table? yes. their dad isn t convinced their training will kick in. 30% chance oliver will pick it up. 30% chance, okay. matt? i don t know. i think he might pick it up. i m just worried about this one. reporter: austin quickly spots the gun. gun. reporter: will he remember his training and not touch it?
nothing, something to liechb it up. she mouths she thinks he is taking the drug ecstasy. when the actor goes to share his drink, she asks questions. try mine. it is good. really good. excuse me, wait. you didn t just see that? what? what? he just put something don t worry about it. what the hell are you doing? fiona s dad isn t surprised she is being vocal. you want her as your wing man. take it out of your pocket right now. what are you talking about? in your shirt pocket. i m not laughing. she is tough. she s going to reach in there. she is. when our apparent victim gets quiet and starts acting like she is not feeling well, fiona stares at her with a look of concern. it is really hot in here. are you okay? it is like weird. he just put something and now she is acting like this. this is not funny. it s hot. i don t feel good.
when our actor goes to share his drink with the victim, fiona starts asking questions. it s good, right? is really good. yeah, i know. excuse me, wait. you didn t just see that? what? he just put something don t worry about it. what the hell are you doing? fiona s dad isn t surprised she s being vocal. you want her as your wingman. take it out of your pocket, right now. what s in your shirt pocket? i m not laughing. wow. she s tough. she s right. she s going to reach in there. she is. and when our apparent victim gets quiet and starts acting like she s not feeling well, fiona stares at her with a look of concern. it s really hot in here. are you okay? it s like he just put something in there. there isn t funny. i m really hot. i don t feel good. you didn t just see that? don t touch her. what is wrong with you? i know what you did. i didn t do anything.