back in london tonight for a round of final appearances with senior members of the royal family sarah harmon is there. >> reporter: meghan and harry giving britain a glimpse of what they'll soon be missing. meghan marking international women's day at a london school, encouraging boys to speak up during her friday visit. >> it's very easy to sometimes compartmentalize or silo this idea of international women's day solely being about women. but it's not, it's about all of us. >> reporter: and leaving students speechless tonight's stop on the whirlwind farewell tour, the royal albert hall harry's final engagement as captain general of the royal marines. the queen has requested he give up that honorary title once they step back at the end of march their departure is not the only headache for the royal family at the moment prince harry's uncle prince andrew is facing mounting questions over his links to jeffrey epstein. britain's "telegraph" reporting prince andrew hired augusto pinochet's former lawyer, claire montgomery, an expert in extradition law, as he fights an fbi probe into his relations

here's nbc's sarah harmon. >> reporter: tens of thousands of americans are stranded overseas in india there's chaos as the government imposes a lockdown on more than a billion people, including peter joseph from san diego. he's been stuck in his hostel for eight days >> we feel completely not heard. we feel abandoned. >> reporter: peru closing its borders, sending americans scrambling to the airport. >> looking forward to going home. >> reporter: green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers describing his own harrowing escape in a radio interview. >> there was some moments where we were worried we were not going to get out it was absolute pandemonium at the airport. >> reporter: others weren't so lucky. >> yesterday the only meal we got was lunch. >> reporter: zachary has been stuck in a youth hostel for 13 days you got a flight from the state department but you weren't allowed to leave the youth hostel >> correct the hostel manager said that if i were to leave with that document, i wouldarrested. >> reporter: the state department saying we have no higher duty than to protect american