it was awkward for wiseman. >> he didn't talk to me when we went to the prom. >> the prom was fantasticwe didn't talk much. >> they have been friends. shifting allegiances. that's no small feat. they were brought together by a global organization called best buddies. the coal is to prepare intellectual students with a non-disabled student. it benefits both. >> people in live bring a kecked to your -- connection to your life, a sense of enthusiasm. >> bennett has autism. he was not been bullied. he admits that he struggles to fit in with his classmates. >> what kind of miss conceptions do you think people have? >> they may not understand me. they may not understand what i say. >> the pair not only seems to understand one another. they get bennett's humour. >> david is funnier, he makes me laugh. there's something that he says that surprises you. >> one friendship at a time, in schools around the world. students participating and best buddies strive to build confidence and crush the alienation kids face. >> they have a lot of totalitient and ability and it took me years. i always felt lik

. >> wiseman and bennett say they have grown together. >> it made me accepting.tt opened up and socialises more. shriver says it will serve him well in col edge and help him land a job, an obstacle people with intellectual disabilities face. >> buddies for life. the united nations celebrates autism awareness month to raise awareness about a disorder that affects millions around the world. >> that will do it for this edition of al jazeera. a reminder that we'll have more on the shooting at fort hood in texas. thanks for watching. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. your money and national security at the polls in afghanistan.

so when george heard professor wiseman had a plane... that looked like a bird to follow other birds,or the big launch. [ hooting ] [ narrator ] after all-- [ cooing ] some of george's best friends were birds. you guys realize the launch isn't until later, right? uh-huh, uh-huh. yes. well, what are you gonna do for the next hour? oh, i can keep them busy. how'd you like to help me with bird's final trial flight? ah! uh-huh. sure! [ chuckles ] okay. have fun. i'll see you in an hour.

. >> reporter: but the pair not only seems to understand one another, wiseman gets david's humor. >> funny. he makes me laugh. there is always something that he says that just surprises you. >> reporter: students participating in best buddies strive to build confidence and crush the alienation kids with disabilities face. >> they have a lot of talon and ability, and it took me years and years and years and years to be with this population before i felt it in earnest. they have dreams and they want to realize them, and when they do realize them they enrich our society. >> it has made me a more acceptable and empathetic person. >> reporter: bennett has opened up and socializes more. traits that will serve him in college, and will help him land a job. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera, miami dade county. >>> a warm and windy welcome greeted prince william and princess kate. it was the young prince gorge that stole the spotlight, though. this is the first official overseas trip for the royal family. >>> coming up all new on our newscast at 11:00, a former police commissioner and convicted crim

learned to speak basic pashtun and formed his first alliance with an elderly tribal leader agree to and wiseman whose story is told in my book. he also discovered connections between the travel warriors in his own american tribe to value the honor of the battlefield. he realized the troops were -- to try as lived by that honor in that could help the united states defeat the taliban and often conflicted with the tribal ways. and also just as powerfully the strategy eventually was to allow the tribes to peacefully reintegrate. in october 2009 jim published one tribe at a time just as the obama administration was looking at the major review of strategy. the taliban had been gaining ground in the administration was desperately searching for ways to reverse the momentum. with other foreign troops and national security forces that make up most of the terrain. so to try the local security initiative communities that have traditionally secured and practice senseless leadership to counsel's. tribesmen would be trained and armed and paid to defend the home troops general petraeus soon to become the top c

inning when the clothing and hygiene supplies to help those with little financial and social support wiseman has begun offering medical services to other families of the facility providing consultations and medication but there is no living here he and his wife reject the new russian backed authorities in korea will a new years this group and we have no idea how they will act tomorrow as they exercise their power. how will they act against citizens. i was born when crimea was ukrainian. why now we should applaud to rochelle choice he chose to use interface in qatar is an ethnic minority were expelled into the role of joseph stalin have resisted rice's takeover of the crimean peninsula. many trotters and ethnic ukrainians who make up a significant minority of korea's population say they fear they will face discrimination under the new russian backed authorities that's why many have left some of the main thing for me is for my children to be an uncomfortable situation like each year trees are ready for ukrainian capital of central pole carry as many as thirty refugees in the etf volunteers mee

you know who has profits is vf corp, north face, eric wiseman, raising numbers.acy's is a very big client of theirs and macy's did not raise numbers. this is share take, vf corp a company to watch, a good company. >> we're going to talk to howard schultz. burger king did beat by a penny. revenue did decline. u.s. comps on burger king, 0.1, nowhere near what mcdonald's did in the u.s. for the first quarter. >> i don't know. that group has gotten hard to figure. mcdonald's is a nerd. i talked about the revenge of the nerds on "mad money." that stock seems to be going through 100 at the same time that chipotle lost 100. i don't know. that industry is -- value value value. and we know that when you just talked about the bonds you should be thinking of mcdonald's as a bond market equivalent. not a utility. utility stocks way too strong. american electric power, way too strong. those have become the new growth stocks and they have no growth. be careful. >> you still got an incredibly low interest rates and you have people out of growth and/or people who are looking for

. >> you're a wiseman, rick. >> smart move. >> i think we'll leave it at that and give anna time to changebourne, florida, and the magnolias in bloom. take a look at that picture. three bees on that magnolia. i can almost smell it. 73 degrees already this morning in melbourne, florida. a few clouds, 73 degrees. spectacular day down there. >>> a pretty nice day across the northeast, as well. but get out and enjoy. a ton of sunshine and temps will be feeling pretty good. down in the south, this is where our big problem area is, especially in parts of louisiana and mississippi and in towards western alabama. i think we have the threat for some severe weather today, including some tornados. in towards the northern plains, a pretty nice day and temps will be warming up this week. enjoy that. and down across the west, a high pressure area building in across the southwest, it's going to bring very warm temperatures this week. get ready for the 90s to return. guys, send it back to you inside. anna, are they gone? >> they're gone. coast is clear, rick. >> we threw them in the >> oh, . thank you, ri