and in that time, the duchess of cornwall has defined her own public role as well. has that been a challenge? >> it is a real challenge. but she's i think been brilliant and in the way she's tackled these things. >> the duchess of cornwall would have to overcome the perception of being the other woman and face a public who didn't know her particularly well and adored diana. over the years the public warmed to her as she today by charles and championed her own interests. cnn has been given access to her appearances. we watched her host a christmas party for very sick children. seen her visit a school to promote writing. spent a day at the races. and followed her to the base of an infantry regiment. >> one of the things that struck me is her dharm and humor, a side that doesn't always come across on television. but it's pretty power informal real life, isn't it. >> yes. it's a peculiar thing. sometimes the camera but also inevitably you're a bit more relaxed when it's slightly more private or, you know, when you're meeting people without being totally surrounded all t

lord cornwallis -- lord cornwallis was his junior, which often gets forgotten. at the home government increasingly communicated directly with cornwallis. he became essentially his own commander. cornwallis after clinton had taken charleston which was a heights, taking the largest city in the south. cornwallis won it to reclaim the south. of course we know that he ended up with yorktown. but of all of the personalities in this book, and he went on to enjoy the most successful postwar career. he was later to play a role in putting down the great irish rebellion of 1798, and he worked twice for some governor, a general of india, and he would die on a second trip to india. there are at least two to modern monuments along the river ganges dedicated to cornwallis. ironically he played a role in expanding the british presence especially in the south where he led armies that were as large as anything he led here in north america, and part of the argument of this book is these were indeed people who were responsible in some cases for expanding the british empire elsewher

cornwallis attempted to reclaim the south. of course we know that he ended up with defeat with yorktown. but of all of the personalities in this book, and he went on to enjoy the most successful postwar career. he was later to play a role in putting down the great irish rebellion of 1798, and he worked twice as governor general of india. he would actually die on a second trip to india. there is a huge mausoleum to him along the river ganges dedicated to guatemala. ironically he played a role in expanding the british presence especially in the south where he led armies that were as large as anything he led here in north america, and part of the argument of this book is these were indeed people who were responsible in some cases for expanding the british empire elsewhere, so that by the end of george the third's reign, the british empire was larger than it had been. larger than it was at any other time in history, covering a fifth of the world population. the last two people in the book are both naval figures. so george rodney,

jummy: prince charms -- charles and the duchess of cornwall are kicking off their trip here in d.c. and they have a jam packed schedule. our jeanette reyes is live with the details on this royal visit. jeanette? jeanette: the royal couple just wrapped up the first of many stops in the d.c. area. prince charles and his wife camilla visited the lincoln memorial and then made their way to the martin luther king jr. memorial here and a lot of fans and spectators waiting on them very excited. many of them waited almost an hour to get a glimpse of royalty. prince and his wife arrived on schedule at 10:45 this morning and met with jesse jackson and representative john lewis. they walked around the plaza for 20 minutes looking at the statue of martin luther king and reading his many quotes engraved on the walls here. right now, they are visiting the historic mount vernon estate. prince charles will visit the national archives and charter school for adult immigrants. duchess of cornwall will stop by the shakespeare theater company and attend a meeting with a team that help sexual assault vic

jay: the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will wrap up their u.s. trip with a day in louisville, kentucky. alison: a consumer alert straight ahead. why kraft is recalling its popular macaroni and cheese. leon: plus, investigators raid the texas home of robert durst after he was arrested for murder. with the we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing only at a sleep number store. right now, you can save $600 on the number one-rated i8 bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. leon: a new raid of robert durst's home in houston. he was rested in new orleans and charged with first-degree murder. his wife disappeared in 1982 and it is believed he is the

when the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are expected to arrive. jummy: doug tracking the falling temperatures. how low will it go? when we see our next warmup in that's next. jummy: millionaire robert durst faces new charges this noon. police in louisiana charged durst with possessing a handgun and marijuana. durst also faces a first degree murder charge in los angeles for the death of susan berman. he will be battling evidence presented in an hbo documentary. he could face the death penalty in that case. autria: testimony continues today in the trial for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the owner of the bullet riddled boat where tsarnaev was found after the attack is expected to take the stand. jurors took a tour of the vessel yesterday with tsarnaev present and heard testimony from police about their shootouts with the two brothers. a popular mega church pastor wants to spread the gospel in style. he leads the world changers church international is asking his flock to come up with $65 million to buy him a luxury gulf stream jet

it was high time in my judgment that the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall should come here. they came to the united states ten years ago after they were married for their first overseas visit together. they have a personal attachment to this country, and so i'm thrilled that they are coming back at this time. >> and where are they going to stay? >> they're going to stay at my house. >> oh yes? all set for them? >> well we've been polishing the simp and putting on some clean sheets and so forth. i hope it meets with their approval. >> we know the prince loves gardening so the plants have to be in tiptop shape. >> as you know it was a long cold winter this year. not sure the garden is at its best. >> are have they spent time in washington before? >> yes, they have. >> as a married cup. >> not as long. they're spend three-game nights in washington and we have a packed program for them. >> what is on the agenda? >> all sorts. his or the chul and cultural trips, mt. vernon, the arnold forces retirement home see the cottage where president lincoln protowroet the first draft of the

chest of cornwall. what are your memories of that?d a very jolly time in california i seem to remember. >> tune in as cnn enters the spotlight of the dutchess of cornwall charles and camilla. ng the first one ever to run on natural gas. ships this big running this clean will be much better for the environment. we're proud to be a part of that. fact. fast-acting advil is designed with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core technology stopping headaches and other tough pain. fast. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. >> and lift off using magnetic recon

brianne: the duchess of cornwall a supporter of the arts stopped by the shakespeare theater company to watch a performance by the cast and theater students at west springfield high school. >> amazing opportunity for all of the kids. brianne: renada stewart's daughter elaine was part of that student group. >> i'm moreis. brianne: lee bishop is a regular patron of the theater and made sure to get tickets today to see her royal highness. >> in part because we don't have them. it's a safe thing to indulge in you know. it's kind of like a nice fantasy that doesn't really impact us. brianne: that was really what a lot of people had to say. the celebrity of it all. well, that trip is not wrapping up today. they have a number of engagement engagements tonight and then the visit with the president and the vice president tomorrow. it will wrap up the following day in kentucky. brianne carter abc 7 news. leon: thanks brianne. coming up at 5:00 that little girl whose father got the nation's attention reveals new information about her fight against cancer. alison: and a local university gets drawn

who got a chance to talk to the duchess of cornwall? we'll tell you coming up. leon: "7 on your side" to answer your questions about landlord/tenant issues. you can call in with your leon: the white house was just one of the stops for the royal couple on a busy last day in washington when prince of wales and duchess of cornwall met with the president and the vice president this afternoon. alison: that's right. brianne carter is live at the national museum of women in the arts with more on this royal visit. hi, brianne. brianne: alison, it has been the talk of the town all across the area. people are asking where are they going to be and when? today, a group of women that got invited to an event inside this museum not only got the chance to see royalty but meet her. the royal couple hit the ground running on day two of this d.c. visit. prince charles and his wife camilla started the day touring the lincoln cottage before splitting their day. prince charles spent the middle of the day at carlos rosario charter school while the duchess of cornwall toured the depart

suzanne: the duchess of cornwall will accompany the prince on his four day trip. tomorrow, she'll visit the shakespeare company where the royal highness will tour the theater, meet staff and watch several special performances. >> this is a great opportunity to show them while shakespeare is from england, that his work pertains all around the world and that we in america have a special affinity for it. suzanne: back now here outside the british embassy. in addition to the stops that i mentioned in the story there, they will also be going to mount vernon. and then they will spend two days or about a day and a half in kentucky before returning to the u.k. reporting live in northwest washington suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. leon: thanks suzanne. today, ford's theater and the smithsonian's museum of american history gave abc 7 an advanced look at a new exhibit. it is titled "silent witnesses, artifacts of the lincoln assassination." the 150th anniversary of president link on's assassination is next month. the pistol and the carriage they rode in that night brought toget

. >> reporter: as prince charles and the duchess of cornwall prepared for their upcoming four day toure granted me an exclusive interview. >> i remember the first time we were invited to say my sister and i in the white house by president nixon for the weekend. that was quite amazing i must say. that was a time when they were trying to mary me off to trisha nixon. >> reporter: ten years ago camilla joined charles. they're first official overseas visit. 2005 your first joint overseas tour with your new wife the duchess of cornwall. what are your memories of that visit? >> i remember we had a very jolly time in california i seem to remember. and they were all so friendly there. >> thank you for coming. >> reporter: it will be interesting next week to see how americans accept the royal couple on their tour which starts in washington, d.c. next week. because ten years ago, when camilla first did a tour of the united states there was quite a lot of negativity. they were comparing her to diana. diana fans were holding up vishish placards in places. brits have warmed to camilla over the last

. >>> today the prince of wales and camilla, duchess of cornwall wrap up their visit to the district. amon plans this morning the armed forces retirement home in northwest washington. greeted by the press learning more about the programs offered there for our veterans. the royal couple will now head to the white house to meet with the president and the vice president. president obama and joe biden. they head to louisville tomorrow before leaving the u.s. >>> inside that house, great stories, lincoln cottage. former first lady barbara bush making headlines walking back her famous comments her son should not run for president. she talked to nbc's matt lauer two years ago. >> by far the best qualified, but, no there are other people very qualified and we've had enough bushes. >> oh things will change. mrs. bush blasted out an e-mail to her son's supporters subject line shouts i've changed my mind. it that's not clear enough the e-mail announced she's starting a run, jeb run fund. the best chance to take back the white house in 2016. >>> a zoo's big mistake in 6 >>> hey, if you love chine

and in that time and the duchess cornwall has defined her own public role hasn't she?t been a challenge? >> you can imagine it is a real challenge. but she's, i think, been brilliant and -- in the way she's tackled these things. >> reporter: the duchess of of cornwall would have to overcome the perception of being "the other woman" and face a public that didn't know her particularly well and adored diana. over the years, the british public warmed to her as she stood by charles and yompyonned her own -- championed her own interests. cnn has been given intimate access to her appearances. we watched her host a christmas party for sick children. seen her visit a school to promote writing. spent a day at the races. and followed her to the base of at infantry regiment. >> take it easy. >> reporter: one of the things that struck me obviously something that you know about her, is her charm and her humor. it's a side that doesn't always come across on television. but it's pretty powerful in real life isn't it? >> yes, it's a peculiar thing sometimes the camerament inevitably yo

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the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall will spend three days in the nation's capital.will meet with president obama on thursday and visit some local sights as well including mt. vernon. they'll wrap up their visit with a short stop in kentucky we've learned. at the live desk i'm barbara harrison. >>> new video at 6:00. it show what is a police officer saw when he went into a burning home and how he saved the woman who was trapped inside. >>> a push for harsher punishment for hazing on college campuses. local students describe what they went through while pledging fraternities. >>> the wind have really kicked up in bringing much colder numbers. >>> you are hearing and seeing what happened when a sheriff's deputy was the first to arrive at a house fire in florida last month. this is officer james collins wearing a shoulder-mounted body camera. an 88-year-old woman stand tong front lawn told that deputy that her daughter was trapped inside. in the video, he heads through the front door. >> which way? which way? which way? which way? >> once i get inside she couldn't tell

. >>> prince charles and duchess of cornwall are continuing their u.s. visit.president biden in the oval office. earlier in the day prince charles visited car looks rosario charter school in washington d.c. the adult education school teaches life skills for immigrants along with language classes and support services. the the duchess of cornwall visited department of forensic sciences in washington where she spoke with medical experts about dna testing for victims of sexual assault. >>> it is a quiet day in weather, the first last full day of winter tomorrow we will see spring begin but not until dinner hour. our eyewitness weather watchers was saying it was a beautiful take with temperatures below average but pleasant day to be outside. 45 degrees right now reported in la haska the pressure is rising wind southwest at 6 miles an hour tom says. trees looking for a good home. the tree farm in doylestown looking good, with plenty of blue sky there. elsewhere some really pretty pictures taken throughout the the region. i love this one from dimitri take me out to th

. >> reporter: cornwall, and in britain, the greatest show on earth had begun.the celestial treat to be seen. the moon drifting in front of the sun. from stonehenge it was difficult to see, thanks to the clouds. here, they've been fascinated by the moon and the sun for thousands of years. >> we know people put great emphasis on the movements of the sun. the sun must have been very very important to them. so we can only imagine that an eclipse would have been a major event. >> reporter: back if cornwall they were getting a proper show. a remarkable astronomical event. in lester, school children watched it begin. >> tell me a little bit. you were just looking at the sun, what were you seeing? >> it's kind of like a bite mark out of it from the moon so it's kind of slightly red. >> reporter: there was an eerie feeling as the sun was partially obscured. the best solar eclipse since 1999. it's been called the first great astronomical event of this century. the lightness is the sun, not the moon. the most dramatic views were from scotland. this is from the isle of lew

. >>> the duchess of cornwall is headed here to washington. camilla are will meet next week with d.c.'s sexual assault response team or s.a.r.t. kristin wright has more details. >> reporter: during the royal couple's visit to washington the duchess of cornwall with will meet with local advocates for victims of sexual assault, a cause she champions in the uk as well. >> the visit is exciting. we hope that the visit will help us shine light on our process in d.c. >> reporter: the doctor leads 12 agencies working together give survivors a place to turn to services to get through the physical and emotional trauma of rape. >> didn't really hit me until i got home and i thought, i think i was raped and i think he drugged me. >> reporter: a woman we'll call maria went to medstar washington medical center for help where the s.a.r.t. team is based. >> 30 minutes later my advocate showed up and she was there with me the entire time. >> reporter: camilla will attend a meeting of the tc s.a.r.t. team to raiss of sexual assault. in 2012 they treated 396 se

afterward, the duchess of cornwall attended a reception at the national museum for women and the arts. the museum is dedicated to recognizing women's creative contributions and it's really the only one like it in the world. the royal couple got a look at residential d.c. this morning visiting president lincoln's cottage near the neighborhood of parkview. it served as lincoln's systemer retreat during the civil war and it's where he developed the emancipation proclamation. it shares a campus with the arnold forces retirement home what we know as the soldiers home. charles and camilla also got a tour of that facility as well. we also tagged along as prince charles toured a school in our area. zachary kiesch is editing that story right now and you' seal it on news 4 at 5:00. >>> now to the snow in our forecast. local schools are telling parents today to prepare for the morning. >> we'll keep you updated from storm team 4 and from the live december income the morning on delays that are occurring. veronica how bad is it looking? how bad could it be? >> to put it into context, this will be

prince charles and camilla, the dutch chez of cornwall met today with president obama. we have that covered later in the hour. >>> finally the actress ashley judd threatening legal action against people who took to twitter to threaten her. starbucks too is getting pounded by the twitter trolls. we're talking about the nasty side of social media with the roundtable tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. earning unlimited cash back on purchases. that's a win. but imagine earning it twice. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back twice, once when you buy and again as you pay. it's cash back. then cash back again. and that's a cash back win-win . the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for that deadly terror attack yesterday in tunisia. the claim comes after police arrested four people with direct connection to the operation, and five othe

in the buried lead prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have arrived in the nation's capital formarch madness, tom. they are all over the place today. >> it's honestly remarkable what the royal couple is doing during this visit. they are racing through d.c. like 16 year olds even though they are in their 60s, doing more things in a couple of days than many tourists would manage in an entire week. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall went out this day, zipping by the lincoln memorial all smiles then continued on their royal way. they quietly contemplated the statue of king and all the great changes he managed to bring, pointing and posing the way most folks do but they are not really quite like me and you. nearly as fast as that stop was done they were off to the house of george washington. iconic ironic yes, that was the buzz considering how anti-british george was. once again, there was posing once again there was pointing. photographers snapped, it was not disappointing. charles and camilla stopped there only a bit. then they suddenly split and it was back to d.c. fo

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall are in the midst of another packed day. this is a live look right now at them. their trip today does include a trip to the white house. this is a live look at carlos rosario public charter school right now. our jeanette reyes has more on today's event. jeanette: this is just the beginning of a very busy day for the royal couple here. take a look behind me. they are arriving to the armed veterans retirement homes. this is the third time and third day and final day for them here in d.c. they're kicking it off with a visit to abraham lincoln's cottage where a tour guide will explain its history as well as the program's offer to our veterans at this facility here. now, this is the first stop in a jam packed day. today, prince charles will visit the carlos rosario international rter school school for adult immigrants there while her royal highness s by the national museum for women for the arts. they will be whisked away to meet with president obama and vice president biden at the white house as part of their efforts to strength

. >> reporter: his royal highness prince charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla parker-bowles are expected to arrive in d.c. wednesday and sometime be coming here to mount vernon. the last time prince charles stopped by it was 1970, but he wasn't the first royal or even the first british royal. >> his mother, her majesty, the queen, helped dedicate this ward. >> reporter: the visit will be to discuss climate change and stopping by the national archives to see the magna carta. there are plenty of options for the royal couple when they come to mount vernon. even while prince charles and camilla are here, visitors will be able to see it as normal. we spoke to the metropolitan police department and they say there will be no road closures during the royal couple's visit. i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> camilla plans to visit the d.c. theater company for a short production. >>> we're looking at temps to the south 73 in culpeper, 61 in gaithersburg, 52 in annapolis. we'll come back. we're tracking a big temperature change and some strong winds tomorrow. we'll explain. >> reporter: i'm step

the prince of wales and his wife, the duchess of cornwall have a meeting with president obama on thursday'll visit some local sites including mt. vernon. we stopped by today and found workers busy making final preparations. one of the reasons for this royal visit is to talk about climate change. >> that's great. >> i bet they're excited over at. vernon. >> they wanted to visit the weather center but it's just so busy. >> you're busy. >> you better bring that good weather, doug. >> if they came together the weather would have been fantastic out there, but the next couple of days it will be a little bit on the cold side. >> friday are they going to be gone before this next snow hits us? >> that's the thing. it won't be a lot of snow. i don't want to worry anybody about this. this won't be a storm on friday even if it does come to fruition and we get a couple of inches trying to fall it will be so warm the next several days we're not worried about this creating snow on the roadways. snow in march, yeah it happens. two snows, march 17th and one on march 30th. how about that? the st. patrick's

. >>> the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall charles and camilla have arrived in washington tonight, the start of a four-day visit to the u.s. during the trip they'll meet with president obama in the oval office. it's all part of an effort to highlight the special relationship between the u.s. and britain. >>> when we come back, no, she didn't lose a bet on this st. patrick's day. she's making one on finding a vital cure. >>> finally tonight, a story that began as so many do on st. patrick's day, with guys in a bar who had an idea. they convinced people, perhaps after a green beer or two, to shave their heads in the name of making a difference for kids who really need it. and just like that, st. baldrick's day was born. kate snow has that story. >> reporter: 13-year-old courtney is one of more than 500 brave souls shaving off her long locks all to raise money to fight childhood cancers. denver's st. baldrick's event on friday brought in nearly half a million dollars, adding to the more than $240 million raised nationwide since 2000. >> the hardest part is it gets really cold

prince charles and his wife, came million remark the duchess of he -- camilla, the duchess of cornwall are set to arrive this evening. during their visit the royal couple will meet with president obama, visit the national archives and tour mount vernon. they'll also be taking in the monuments, attend receptions and tour the arpd forces retirement -- armed forces retirement home and lincoln cottage. this is the royal couple's third joint trip to the united states. >>> this is the georgetown hoyas on their way to portland, oregon and their ncaa tournament matchup with eastern washington. nick giovanni was on the hilltop this morning for the team sendoff. >> reporter: cue up the music because it's time to dance. the georgetown hoyas ended up hitting the road rolling out of campus just before 8:30 this morning. their next stop portland, oregon. the road to final four began with a bus trip for the georgetown hoyas on their way out west tuesday morning for a business trip gl. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. >> reporter: back in th

. >> tomorrow the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will meet with president obama and vice president joe biden before embarking on another jam packed day. >>> it is only in clinical trials right now but coming up see how a new drug is showing serious promise in slowing the advancement of alzheimer's. >> next, too multiin tunisia as that country tracks down >>> so far no one is claiming responsibility for this morning's attack in tunisia that killed 22 people. >> men dressed military style and carrying ak-47s took hostages inside a popular national museum. two gunmen were killed. the others are still out there on the run. this violence is a big blow for the small north african country because it relies so heavily on european tourism. tunisia struggling to keep islamic extremists out including militants linked to isis. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will work quickly to form a new government his party won enough seats in yesterday's national election to build a governing coalition. this would mark netanyahu's fourth term as israel east prime minister. >

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are here to promote democratic values and environmentalrvation. they're scheduled to meet with president obama. they'll spend the next few days sightseeing before they head to louisville kentucky. >> let's hope they brought some warm duds for the rest of their trip. >> something tells me they have their own meteorologist that let them know -- >> you think? >> all the royals they travel with their own meteorologist. >> that's the job you want. >> i'm just saying if they want to take me somewhere. they would have told them that today was nice then it got cold. and boy, did it get cold in a hurry. look at the temperatures today. 73. the hottest we've seen so far this year. 74 down towards fredericksburg. cullpepper at 75 82 yesterday. we've seen warm temperatures. but what time of day did we see that 73? it was before noon. then the temperatures started to drop and they dropped fairly quickly. right now a very chilly 45 degrees. north at 16. current wind chill down to 35 at the airport. look at the current temperatures down to 35 in hagerstow

prince charles visited the national archives while the duchess of cornwall visited the shakespeare theater. crowds gathered wherever they want. >> how she conduct herself. >> amazing opportunity for all of the kids. leon: the royals will meet with president obama and vice president biden tomorrow at the white house. their u.s. visit concludes on friday with a stop in louisville kentucky. weather today felt like it does in england. doug: a little bit. we'll be in fine shape tomorrow. friday morning, potential issues to deal with. that rodent in punxsutawney may have been up to something there. maybe i won't dis him so much next time. clear skies will continue through this evening. gusty winds are diminishing. that's a good sign. chilly temperatures will become chillier later tonight. as far as numbers go 52 at reagan national and winds at 16 miles an hour out of the northwest. air is very very dry at only 19% relative humidity. so dry, cool night. temperatures will drop below freezing by morning in many areas. our average is now 57 and 38. so we weren't that far below average today on the n

the duchess of cornwall will visit the shakespeare theater in washington and a meeting with the president and vice president is in the works for tomorrow. >>> a student is in custody in connection with a stabbing at morgan state university. three football players were slashed during a fight yesterday right outside the dining hall. one is listed in serious condition but all three are expected to survive. the stabbing marks the third instance of violence on the baltimore campus in less than a week. >>> they're accused of hosting graphic images of women on a private football page. now the kappa dell take rho fraternity is suspend -- delta rho fraternity is suspended for a year. emans show women passed out or asleep. >> i still think the investigation is in ints its infancy -- is in its infancy. we're still trying to identify victims. how long it's been going on i can't say for sure. >> authorities are still waiting for results of computer forensics tests so they can find out who actually uploaded those photos. >>> police at home are vegging a fatal pedestrian -- investigating a fatal pedestr

this is prince charles and camilla the duchess of cornwall arriving at a private party in the nation's capitol. this party was to thank donors and supporters of the prince of wales us foundation. charles and camilla are on a four day trip to the us and earlier today the royal couple got a tour of mount vernon the home of george washington. >>> power posing much the secret to feeling competent and more self assured may not be in your head after all. new research shows if you want to feel strong and in control it could be as simple as strike striking a pose. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us. report. >> you're standing tall. your chest open. >> reporter: sonya is striking a power pose. >> it's really making you feel more dominant. >> reporter: she's practicing the wonder woman pose and she says while she may not acquire wonder woman's super powers, after just two minutes she feels more in command. >> i feel a lot calmer. i feel a lot more confident kind of like giving yourself a pep talk without verbally talking to yourself. >>> a new study claims power posing changes the body's c

. >>> prince charles and his wife camilla the duchess of cornwall are in washington tc. they will meet with the president later this afternoon at the white house. the last night the royal couple attended a private party in the nation's capitol to thank supporters of the prince of wales u.s. fun days. charles and camilla are on a four day trip to the you had. >>> 5:43. lets send it over to call it i. >> lets check with our eyewitness weather watcher network where it is a chilly start. 20 degrees from keith in say lettersberg and i like to call him our gold start pocono reporter because he is so great the for observations coming from that region. another hat gloves and scarves day. he said it. we don't have anywhere near the wind that we had been experiencing, or really over the last say 36 hours or so. we are not seeing it that much milder the further south you go. lets go a smidge further south here to southern new jersey where it is 21 degrees sent in from william powell. lovely with the ocean waves off in the distance there but nice and clear. definitely chilly but not

on that same day his wife, the duchess of cornwall is scheduled to visit the shakespeare company. the next day after that they will stop at carlos rosario public charter school in the district and then they'll head to kentucky to continue the u.s. trip. >> and he's leaving his son at home. >> he is. both of them. >> rain on the way tomorrow. >> doug is back with a look at how much we will get. in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he e talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. for a prior dvt i took warfarin, which required routine blood testing and dietary restrictions. not this time. while i was taking xarelto®, i still had to stop racing, but i didn't have to deal with that blood monitoring routine. >>don't stop taking xarelt

the princess of wales and duchess of cornwall will meet with president obama.y've been touring historic sites and wrap up their trip tomorrow. >>> the new jersey forest fire service says it's working against the clock to prevent potential wildfires. normally by this time of the year, the forest fire service would be finished with steady controlled fires that burn brush that could feed fires. but this year temperatures put them behind the schedule a little bit. and that forced state authorities to extend the efforts by two weeks. >> the less we get done this year, it may prevent us from stopping a wildfire in the end of april. >> and with so few days left to deliberately set preventive fires, forest officials fear more snow in the forecast could cause more delays. and today the national weather service will announce its spring outlook and flood assessment. it'll give us an idea of what kind of spring to expect. predictions will include information on precipitation. parts of the country has seen flooding due to ice jams on rivers. >>> the first day of spring will

first joint overseas tour with your new wife, the duchess of cornwall.ery jolly time in california, i seem to remember. and there was a frenzy there. >> well, that was max foster reporting the tour of the u.s. begins next week in washington d.c. still ahead, we continue to learn new details about a field trip that took a scary turnpike in the east bay. seven people rushed to the hospital. following a bus fire. mike pelt ton will join us live at the top of the next hour with more information. >>> it is a rough week for the 49ers and their fans. coming up. 49er beat writer grant cohen talks about the nation. >>> we keep an eye on the weather after record-breaking day yesterday. will be as hot? we will have the answer in a couple of minutes. . >>> we are feeling this weather. we saw temperatures around the bay area. and we look outside to the approach to the bay bridge and we have changes to tell you about that are right around the corner. good morning, thank you for joining us. i am marty gonzalez. dan rubin is tracking all the changes. we set records yest

during the royal couple's visit to washington the duchess of cornwall will meet with advocates for victimsssault. it's a cause she champions in the uk as well. >> it is exciting. we hope the visit will help us shine a light on our process in d.c. >> reporter: this doctor leads the sexual response team ar s.a.r.t. it's 12 agencies working together to give survivors a place to turn to to get through the physical and emotional trauma of rape. >> didn't really hit me until i got home. i thought, i think i was raped and i think he drugged me. >> reporter: a woman we'll call maria went to med star for help where the s.a.r.t. team is based. >> 30 minutes later, my advocate showed up. she was there with me the entire time. >> reporter: camilla will attend a meeting of the s.a.r.t. team. in 2012 s.a.r.t. treated 396 sexual assault victims, 365 in 2013 and 402 last year. >> seek the services you deserve and you need be it medical, forensic evidence collection emotional collection support, legal support. >> reporter: evidence kits for victims who decide to involve the police. that is a choice here. m

the events prince charles and duchess of cornwall will be taking part in today. >>> and the thermometer on the storm team 4 weather tech show as temperature around freezing around here. i think it's right below 30. the winds you need to get ready for, as well. >>> prince george's county and the duchess of corpnwall are starting their day here in washington. we're live outside of the british embassy with a look at their day ahead in just minutes. >>> but first, we're preparing you for the brutal conditions you're stepping outside to. temperatures around freezing, but the winds will make it feel much colder as you look at the windchills around the d.c. area right now. they sent me here to you have are you up. >> welcome back to the weather lare. >> 70s yesterday and this is painful. >> and ugly change. went from 73 yesterday afternoon, we're down some 30 to 30 degrees outside. when you factor in the wind, even worse. where is your winter coat? >> at my desk. i had gloves today, too. >> no doubt a big change has arrived while you've been sleep. much cooler weather outside today. it will st

. >>> earlier this week, prince charles and kamilcamila the duchess of cornwall visited the white housees is of course the heir apparent to the thrown next in line to british monarchy. it brings me to my question of the week. who was the first british monarch to visit that nation's former colony that is the united states? george v, edward viii george vi or elizabeth ii. stay with us we'll give you the answer. >>> last month was ides of march, caesar murdered in the roman forum. this is a history of that episode, the death of caesar the story of history's most famous assassination. the author professor at cornell knows his stuff but he presents the story in simple proceedsse. there's too much set up. stay with it for 50 pages then it turns into fascinating murder mystery with nice twists and turns and sheds light on one of history's great tragedies, the fall of the roman republic. >>> now for the last look. worldwide defense market reached $64 billion in 2014. that's according to ihs globally defense report published this month. who do you think is the world's biggest arms importer russi

the prince of waerls and the duchess of cornwall are set to arrive in d.c.e doing while they're in town. >>> passengers struggling to contain an unrulely padsssenger. the incident unfolding on a united airlines flight shortly after it took off from dulles. what the man was saying after your weather and traffic. >>> high temperatures today will be the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. but a terrible temperature tumble coming tomorrow. seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> outer loop woodrow wilson bridge cars with flat fires because of debris that was in the roadway. debris gone cars there. a warning and inner loop at braddock road. two different crashes both to the right side of the roadway. >>> new details into the live desk about what went on the moment before a pilot had to turn his flight around to dulles. this is video of a disrupted passenger being tackled and restrained on the united jet. a passenger telling nbc news this was the result when a man tried to storm the cockpit and claimed he had a bomb. we're told that the other passengers checked the man fo

he and the duchess of cornwall were at the white house this afternoon and spoke with the president and vice president biden. >>> next only on news4, handrails catching fire along the new silver line. we're digging deeper to see if this emergency condition is part of the bigger problem. >>> a mother's emotional words after a break in her daughter's murder. how her life has changed now that the case is no longer cold. >>> march snowfall threatening the start of our weekend and the start of our spring too. it's going to begin early tomorrow morning but don't expect it to stick around very long. >> doug and veronica are breaking it down for us in storm team 4 -- storm center 4. what are we looking at? >> the rain will make its way in from the west. it will come down and bring cooler air and help change the rain over to snow as we move on through the day tomorrow. here's what to expect tomorrow morning. again, snow for the a.m. rush. this is huge. minimal impact on the road especially in the d.c. metro area and all of this before 12:00. then i think just about everybody changes over to just

in that time the duchess of cornwall has defined her own public role hasn't she?been a challenge? >> you can imagine it is a real challenge but she i think has been brilliant in the way she's tackled things. >> cnn's royal commentator, victoria arbiter, is with me. we were talking during the break but just to underscore prince charles doesn't do this. >> he really doesn't. royals in general don't do interviews unless it's in their interest. of course he will give an interview if he is going to promote the work of the prince's trust or architecture the environment, things he's interested in. an interview like this is a precursor to a tour i can't recall it ever having happened. when you add to the fact that he is really extolling the virtues of camilla, where you see him talking with such a fondness that's what makes it so incredibly rare. >> it has been i have lost track of the years since princess diana passed away with so many americans who still are, to be honest in love with her and her story and so a lot of people look at camilla as this evil wife of prince c

the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall arrived tuesday and they are slated to move tomorrow. >> hopefully a nice visit. >> wall street hoping to gain momentum after yesterday's rally. >>> and a meeting on capitol hill. the details coming from a live report from washington. >>> and coming up on this last day of winter, we'll check with christina and look at the morning commute with mike. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon, because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world, and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet, see them all. >>> right now lawmakers here at home learning about critical negotiations happening thousands of miles away. >> and we have a very warm day in store for you. good morning i'm christina loren. clear skies, 80s in some spots and then rain in your forecast for everybody. wide spread showers more on that in a moment. >>

how the touchess of cornwall strategically stepped out of diana's spotlight. >> and we got the powert has both sides of the ponds talking. the future king proudly revealing how his camilla

the prince of wales and his wife, the duchess of cornwall, alive in the d.c. area tomorrow, and they have a busy schedule. they're here for four days. besides meeting with president obama on thursday prince charles and camilla will be visiting local sites including mt. vernon. e stopped by today and found workers making final preps. one of the reasons for this royal visit, to talk about climate chang >> given the prince's interest in preservation and in sustainabilit it's a great place for him to visit. a great time for us to have some dialogue with him about what he's doing over there in the uk and what we're doing here on the estate. >> also on the agenda a visit to the national archives and a tour of the shakespea theater company. >>> there is some sad news tonight from on of the world's top dog shows. we now know that irish setter who died after competing in britain's krofts show was poisoned. the dog named jager died from a piece of meat. the kennel club said the poisoning did n happen at the competition. they s jager appeared fine and the poison would ha

. >>> earlier this week prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall visiteded the white housetion of the week. who was the first british monarch to visit that nation's former colony that is the united states george v, edward viii elizabeth ii. last sunday was the ides of march. this week's book is a new history of that episode, the death of caesar the story of history's most famous assassination. the author is barry strauss is a professor a cornell and knows his stuff. there's too much setup, so stay with it for the first 50 pages then it turns into a fascinating murder mystery with some fascinating twists and turns, and one of history's great tragedies, the fall of the roman republic. >>> the worldwide defense market reached a record 64$64 billion. so who do you think is the world's beggest arms importer? russia china, india, as the united states. it turns out saudi arabia was the world's biggest arms importer in 2014. to learn that the kingdom will single handedly account for 1 of$1 of out ever $7 spent in 2014. if you look at a map you can understand why, tensions throughou

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oval office meeting with britain's prince charles and his wife, came million lash the duchess of cornwall night a black tie dinner was held in their honor at the british embassy. >>> best time of the year for college basketball fans. the tournament gets under way and pane of you will be watching at work, from the office to see if your bracket predicks hold through -- predictions hold through. 13% of workers have filled out a bracket at an office pool. managers and it professionals are most likely to jump in. in all american businesses, they're expected to lose nearly $2 billion worth of productivity during the tournament. >> who gets work done in march madness? no one gets work. >> there are more than nine million ways to fill out a bracket. if you're just guessing you basically have no chance. >> so you're saying there's no chance. president obama is taking his chances anyway. he's one of an estimated 70 million people who filled out brackets, more than the number of ballots cast unfortunately in the 2012 presidential election. the average bet per bracket just under 30 bucks. >> taking a

prince charles and his wife camilla, the duchess of cornwall spent a busy day in washington taking inrial with civil rights leader jesse jackson. while visit was light jackson says it symbolizes the efforts of both countries to confront syria just global problems. >> we can invite people to take a walk and symbolize peace. i'm glad he came today. >> from the king memorial royals crossed the river to visit george washington's a home on the mount vernon accompanied by terry mcauliffe and his wife dorothy. it was then off to the national archives and then, a document that originated in england and serves as foundation for the american constitution and bill of rights. the 29 split in the afternoon camilla paid a visit to the national shakespeare company and charles took part in an event on the reduction of plastic waste. part of his efforts to promote protecting the environment around the world. the prince will meet with president obama later this week as part of his visit to the united states. in washington ryan nobles cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and nfl star from wilmington shares a ma