CURNOW: Welcome back. In a sold-out concert hall in Paris, a U.S. rock band returned to the stage to finish a concert it started three months back. Eagles of Death Metal, the rock group that was playing at the Bataclan when terrorists stormed the concert venue back in November, performed for a packed crowd. There were some 2,800 fans, including 900 survivors and relatives of those killed.</s>JESSE HUGHES, EAGLES OF DEATH METAL: Eighty-nine seconds of silence please. Let's take a moment to remember. Then we get back to the fun.</s>CURNOW: Tough security that night. One survivor says the concert was a form of therapy for her, a step to return to normal life.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I started to cry. We weren't the only ones to cry. We</s>CURNOW: Well, the band members went on to say they've been inspired by the way French people have come together in the wake of the attacks. And finally, something a little bit lighter. There's a new top dog at the Westminster Dog Show, Best in Show went to a German shorthaired pointer named CJ. That's short for California Journey. CJ is 3 years old and he's only the third of his breed to take home the top prize. He was completing with nearly 3,000 other dogs. The show is the second oldest continuous sporting event in the U.S. after the
Band Returns to Paris after Terror Attacks.