. >> reporter: students from stoneman douglas greeted by well-wishers with flowers. the first time they returned to the school where 17 lives were lost. >> where were you shot? >> in my -- right chest. and then grazed on the back. >> reporter: before the bell rang we spoke to samantha grady. what does it symbolize that you and all of your peers are going back to school? >> strength. definitely showing that we are overcoming this tragedy. >> reporter: she joined more than 3,000 students who faced their fears. they were protected by a small army of police officers and staff. >> i like how there is a lot of police around here to show everybody is safe. >> reporter: students told to leave their book bags at home. because today was about healing. inside, they were comforted by more than 40 therapy dogs and 150 counselors. tenth grader nicole valazquez lost three friends. >> walking into the class today not seeing them. was like my heart breaking all over again. >> reporter: parkland father andrew pollack was there. he lost his 18-year-old daughter. >> what was it like bei

i do a bit, but you know, the people around, and the well—wishers, the supporters, everywhere you gowanted to win that race for them. and in this 50th anniversary year of independence, it seems the people of this island have plenty to celebrate. during my time here, i've seen a strong sense of nationhood amongst mauritians, and also realisation that precious wildlife must be protected. this is a relatively prosperous country, breaking free from its complicated and sometimes shameful colonial past. and what's exciting is that right now, its unique cultural identity is still evolving and making it so much more thanjust a high—end holiday hotspot. good morning. well, i don't know about you, but i wasn't best pleased with the start of the working week's weather. particularly across england and wales it was rather cloudy and with some rain at times. look at this weather watchers picture sent in from wembley. leaden—looking skies. the rain was a real nuisance. that low has moved away. it's allowed this ridge of high pressure to build over the last few hours, and that is just going to give

you know, the people around, and the well—wishers, the supporters, everywhere you go around the islandnniversary year of independence, it seems that the people of this island have plenty to celebrate. during my time here, i have seen a strong sense of nationhood amongst mauritian is, and also realisation that precious wildlife must be protected. this is a relatively prosperous country, breaking free from its complicated and sometimes shameful colonial past. and what is exciting that right now, it is unique cultural identity is still evolving and making so much more than just evolving and making so much more thanjust a evolving and making so much more than just a high—end evolving and making so much more thanjust a high—end holiday hotspot. hello there. very different feel to the weather this coming weekend. looks like we'll see some very mild conditions for most of us, compared to what we had last weekend. a big area of low pressure moving up from the south—west, feeding in this mild air, but also a lot of cloud, and also quite a lot of rain, too. rains continuing to move northwards du

i do a bit, but you know, the people around, and the well—wishers, the supporters, everywhere you goell. i wanted to win that race for them. and in this 50th anniversary year of independence, it seems the people of this island have plenty to celebrate. during my time here, i've seen a strong sense of nationhood amongst mauritians, and also realisation that precious wildlife must be protected. this is a relatively prosperous country, breaking free from its complicated and sometimes shameful colonial past. and what's exciting is that right now, its unique cultural identity is still evolving and making it so much more thanjust a high—end holiday hotspot. some of us will escape with a fine friday, even mild in some places but by the weekend it's much colder. you won't have a fine friday close to this weather front, north—east england into eastern scotland, cloudy, wet, outbreaks of rain, some snow in the scottish hills and that snow level lowering later in the day. this is your cloudy, wet zone throughout the day. also got this area of cloud and rain nudging northwards from the midlands,

i do a bit, but you know, the people around, and the well—wishers, the supporters, everywhere you goo win that race for them. and in this 50th anniversary year of independence, it seems the people of this island have plenty to celebrate. during my time here, i've seen a strong sense of nationhood amongst mauritians, and also realisation that precious wildlife must be protected. this is a relatively prosperous country, breaking free from its complicated and sometimes shameful colonial past. and what's exciting is that right now, its unique cultural identity is still evolving and making it so much more thanjust a high—end holiday hotspot. pa rt part brave of the weekend was also quite mixed, although much of the northern half of the country was fine and settled after a chilly started. further south we had outbreaks of rain developing but also some sunshine in between the showers. this area of low pressure will be a key player for the next 2a hours at least. it is going to slide its wake eastwards, mainly affecting england and wales with the northern half of the country staying largely

politicians and other well wishers paid their respects to graham who died last week at age 99. at a memorial service, president trump praised graham for helping to lift the spirit of america. graham's funeral will be held on friday in north carolina. >>> there's more to tell you about this evening, still ahead, on those discount websites, are you really getting the best travel deals? do the pictures match reality? what we found may surprise you. >>> also the remarkable journey of a man who found his home and his calling in a most unlikely place. we're going to tell you how he is now "inspiring america." >>> we're back now with a travel alert. right now, millions of americans are booking vacation deals on popular discount websites like groupon, but how good are those deals? and when you arrive at the resort, will it look like the photos advertised online? nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen shows us how to protect ourselves in tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: they're called groupon getaways. check out this all-inclusive three-night beach vacation in

killed 17 people there in a valentine's day school atachlkt more than 3,000 students were met by well-wishers, an army of police, comfort animals, and grief counselors. >> it's like nerve-racking, but at the same time you kind of can't help but feel sad and happy because there's so many people here. >> the freshman building where the shooting took place remained close. the heavy police presence will remain for the rest of the school year. >>> and we're learning this morning that the georgia teacher under arrest for firing a gun in classroom had a history of medical issues. jesse davidson teaches social stoiss at dawson high school. about noon yesterday he locked students out of his classroom. steve bartoo tried to enter. >> he told me don't come in here, i have a gun. i put our school into lockdown. it was shortly after that i heard a gunshot and we were into a threat lockdown at that point. >> police say davidson fired one shot. no motive was issued. they said twice in three years he considered off behavior. once he told police about a murder and another time he was found unresponsive sittin

dozens of officers and well wishers were on hand, offering support.it was incredibly sad to return to where herfriends had died. it was a tough day for all of us. i lost three friends. three great friends. one of them was a nicholas, who was in my anatomy class and i literally saw him at the exact same day at the beginning in the morning. i saw day at the beginning in the morning. isaw him. day at the beginning in the morning. i saw him. we hugged and said happy valentine's day and that was the last i ever heard of him until we found out in the news that he was one of the ones who sadly... sorry. one of the ones who was killed. let's bring in political analyst eric ham, whojoins me from washington. thank you forjoining us today. firstly, what is your view on the president's suggestions to arm teachers because we just had an incident in a georgia where a teacher fired a gun incident in a georgia where a teacherfired a gun in his classroom? this is the reason why you see so classroom? this is the reason why you see so many lawmakers and so many of the n

lunch in one o belfast's most famous and historic hostelry's and took time out to be greeted by well-wishersfrom the public. as sara campbell reports, it is one of a string ofeangagement ahof their wedding on the 19th of may. sarah: the audience couldn't quite believe who was walking m. prince harry andhan markle surprised thousands of on the side of the former prison from all there to promote peace between the communities, part of an initiative launched by harry on a visit your last september. and then to lunch in o of belfast's best-known pubs. stew washed irish down with a little liquid refreshment. had a half guinness and the mountain gd ale to sample with the lunch. fed and watered, the couple brought their familiar hands-on approach to the walkabout. these visits have been partly about introducing ms. markle to the people, but also giving her a greater understanding of the u chosen to call home. london, they depart in a broadcast on a community radio station. in edinburgh, a close encounphr with the sds pony. rain today in belfast, the final u.k. capital city left for meghan to visit i

. >> reporter: students from floneman douglas were greeted by well-wishers with flowers. the first time in two weeks, they returned to the school reere 17 lives were lost. where were you shot? >> in my... right here, in my right chest, and then grazed on the back. >> reporter: before the bell rang, we spoke to samantha grady. what does it symbolize that you and all of your peers are going back to school? >> strain. definitely showing that we're overcoming this tragedy. de reporter: she joined more than 3,000 students who faced their fears. they were protected by small army of police officers and staff. ce i like how there's a lot of police around here to show that everybody is safe. >> reporter: students were told to leave their book bags at home because today was about healing. inside, they were comforted by mfre than 40 therapy dogs and 150 counselors. tenth grader nicole velasquez lost three friends. >> and walking into that class today and not seeing him was like my heart breaking all over again. >> reporter: parkland father andrew pollock was also there. he lost his

more missing people where these are live pictures now from a square in the center of moscow well wishers there are laying flowers and lighting candles and bringing toys and honors of the victims of that fire most of whom were sure from these live pictures now in the center of moscow just outside the crypt. and funerals are also taking place hundreds of mourners have gathered to bid their farewell to the victims of the winter cherry more tragedy and with many the. sims from small villages whole communities have been left grief stricken. tonight to close in on my niece just three. motion pushed you would you feel like you got to school to get it but at the english do we look at what the jewish adichie knew you could request which don't need to. be done if we could maybe just go to great things. here to wish that we did to them you wish to be believed if we keep score says we're using to use against. him or we're here to reshoot. mushiness should be a push and pull. look at the middle of the company. option one of. our visit in kemmerer where people continue to bring flowers and toys to the

dozens of officers and well wishers were on hand, offering support.as incredibly sad to return to where herfriends had died. it was a tough day for all of us. i lost three friends. three great friends. one of them was a nicholas, who was in my anatomy class and i literally saw him at the exact same day at the beginning in the morning. isaw him. we hugged and said happy valentine's day and that was the last i ever heard of him until we found out in the news that he was one of the ones who sadly... sorry. one of the ones who was killed. a political analyst eric ham, who joins me from washington. says a thing to arm it teaches one happen. —— will not happen. first of all, it is just an enormous amount of money to train and to equip teachers to do this. secondly, because of the situational awareness, manyjust don't see it as a good idea. the president, of all the ideas that he has thrown out in terms of ideas for confronting this issue of mass shootings, this is the one issue that he has managed to stick with and i think it is something that we will be he

well wishers are leaving notes and flowers for the colonel at france's national police headquarters.e is a true national hero. some of the biggest names in hollywood answering a call for a sick child. we'll warm your heart for the wonderful response i got from a single tweet that went viral single tweet that went viral over the weekend. he's a canine companions thisfor independence®uppy. assistance dog in the making. learn how you can give independence and give a dog a job® at cci.org >> shannon: i want to see a big thank you to all of you on twitter and a number of hollywood stars who stepped up to grant the wish of a dying boy, emilio. i met emilio's uncle on a plane and he reached out to tell me how ill his nephew was. emilio's final wish was to get a greeting from one of them. i don't know hollywood folks but i thought it would give it a shot. i sent out a tweet and a prayer. jake tapper at cnn stepped up with the first avenger. the first set of video got to emilio and it spread like wildfire. a number of the actors behind these characters reached out in response to my tweet. you

. >> molly: well-wishers fillingtd for the funeral of stephen hawking.d as a young man from a degenerative disease he beat the odds to become one of the most celebrated scientists of his time. his final resting places at westminster abbey. along with isaac newton and charles darwin. more than a million visitors are expected to attend the new york international auto show going on in new york city. brian has been reporting today i'm a little bit jealous. >> the new york auto show has incredible cars like this lamborghini. multi- million-dollar vehicle. you don't want to scratch anything but they have an incredible amount of cars available in showrooms. crossover suv seem to be a popular vehicle this year. a lot of luxury brands like the jaguar who has teamed up with a silicon valley company trying to put out economists jaguar on the road by 2021. also incredible technology inside like the forster vehicle that has facial recognition that recognizes if you're getting tired or drowsy to alert you. a range of different autopilots and economist options inside t

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among the well wishers congratulating him on the success of "black panther" was one of the producers his james brown movie "get on up," a guy named mick jagger. not a bad e-mail to hit your e-mail. to hear what it was like for chadwick to spend weeks in that snug suit, check out our website. >>> next week we are in michigan with jeff daniels in the town where he grew up and lives today, talking about an incredible career that includes classics ranging from "terms of endearment" to "dumb and dumber." >>> and dylan is back now with another check of the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. we have a potential for a blizzard across parts of the northern plains into monday. it's going to go tonight and monday will be a nasty day in the area. isolated storms down south will move eastward throughout the day. potential coastal storm on wednesday that could bring rain and snow and gusty winds again. the chill returns back to the midwest and as we head towards the end of the week, few leftover >>> good morning am i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. today we'll be in the breezy to low e

well wishers. authentic professional.iage, or some kind of happy occasion they will go, play music, they will dance and give blessings. >> reporter: transgender is a big issue around the world right now, obviously in the united states and everywhere. >> yes. >> what makes it so different here? >> we always have two genders, and that is because we are in between, neither male, neither female. and when you go through the castration process then you have no connections with the world. you become nirvan. nirvan is someone you that become more closer to the god. >> so this is sort of enshrined and part of society for a long time. >> yes, and the prominent people, the statute came down in the tribal act. >> when the british came. >> when the british came, because they saw a temple for the first time and for them, homosexuality was a big no when it comes to the christianity, for us the sex was not something which is taboo. this is one of the basic need of the body. india is apparently the only country which has sexual activity c

down the floor and another one pulling the firefighters mask and pulling the pin on the fire testing wisher. they got the piece of plywood up and flames went everywhere then the whole airplane filled with smoke and it burned for about two minutes while they tried to get it out. we were on fire. some of you may be wondering what that has to do with pressurization. what we found out in your home to have ductwork that goes under the floor that the air-conditioning and heating system uses to move air around and airplanes have the same thing. 1300-degree air was coming off the engines going through two cracks in a manifold under the floor and started the wood on fire. but that wasn't the worst part 1300-degree air was also by the way my wife does know the story. [laughter] 1300-degree air was also blowing on the cables that make the airplane go up and down and we didn't know what happened. all three flight control systems were hooked to those cables so as we come around in the turn to come back i had my copilot put in a box transponder 7700 to push a button that flashed our position on the radar

. >> host: in europe looks "that's what she said" well-wisher inspiration?>> guest: i am inspired by the people i meet every day and right now i am inspired by a group of people who i meet on this tour around the country. the enthusiasm but also what i'd love is i'm meeting so many women and men and the men are curious and they want to be part of the solution and that is a great inspiration. >> host: "that's what she said" what men need to know on what women need to tell them about working together. joanne lipman thank you so much for being with us. >> guest: thank you for having me. a grade conversation. i appreciate it. >> host: thank you. often in our minds the delusion of information is far more dangerous than ignorant. the way a gentleman called diego who said that trust has two enemies, not one. the first is bad character. the second is for information. the question i started to ask myself in my research was how content knowledge he addressed these problems? is technology making us smarter about who we trust or is it encouraging us to place our trust i