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. history february 24th, 1981, that britain's prince charles announced he was engageed to lady diana spencer. >> diana was working at the time of her engagement. what was her job before she married charles and filled her regal duties? do you remember, she did have a job before she became the princess. was she a dance instructor a seamstress or a kindergarten teacher? that's our question this morning. this is the day lady di and prince charles became engaged. let's send it out to david martin right now. what was lady di's job? what do you think, david? >> it's a terrific question. and my friend nancy raised her hand. she thinks she knows it. look in that camera, tell us what your answer is. >> kindergarten teacher. >> she seems confident. let's send it over to gina and jayme and see what they think. >> i'm going to have to agree. this is my royal wave. >> semperify right here. >> i'm going to have to go to c, too. i think that sounds right. do you agree? >> i agree. >> what do you think, ryan and luann? >> seamstress seems too much like out of a disney movie. >> i think they nailed it. i thin

seen her come there she is, whose family has done so much to shape this institution come and diana davis spencer who has been a great friend to our work. the gatherings like this remind me what a impact the center has around the globe including hundreds in russia and ukraine and even now we pick the best scholars and the most brilliant staff to work on the most important issues and we learned that from you. you always scholarship at the heart of the work. no one who knows you would be surprised. some may already know this but jim and his daughter sitting right here were the first father daughter pair to win the rhodes scholarships. you can applaud for that. ". you have shown exceptional service that we all share knowledge in the public service. it is an honor to celebrate that today with so many extraordinary individuals including your own family right in the front row for your amazing marjorie, tom, susan and others who were not able to join us here and i hope that you are as proud as we are off with the wilson center has been able to build on a foundation that you laid down for years of your f

and diana davis spencer who has been such a friend to our work. gatherings like this remind me just what an impact the center has with friends and alumni around the globe including hundreds from russia and ukraine even now, we put the best scholars and brilliant staff to work on the most important issues. we learned that from you, jim. you always put scholarship at the heart of our work. no one who knows you would be surprised. some may already know this, but jim and his daughter susan -- sitting right here -- were the first father/daughter pair to win rhodes scholarships. you can applaud for that. [applause] throughout your service here at the open world leadership center and at the library of congress, you've shown exceptional service to the ideal woodrow wilson and we all share, knowledge in the public service. it's an honor to celebrate that today with so many extraordinary individuals, including your own family right in the front row -- marjorie, your amazing marjorie, tom, susan, katie, sarah and others who were not able to join us here. and

andrew spencer, 7 newew >> lynn: in the race for the roadhouse, republicans in nevada hours from caucuses. donald trump gaining steam, and not holding back on the attacks. diana diez has more. >> reporter: donald trump is hoping to had lock in another win in nevada. >> forget the word, caucus, just go out and vote, okay? >> while marco rubio is getting endorsemen. >> he's conservatives and electable. >> reporter: and it's time for as the alternative for trump before it's too late. >> if we nominate someone who half of the republican party hates, we'll be fighting against everyone other until november, we'll never win that way. >> reporter: but right now, donald trump's blows are hitting cruz. >>this guy is sick. >> reporter: the caucus state of nevada. >> it's las vegas, te little tricky. >> reporter: cruz was still trying to nix the narrative that his campaign plays dirty. >> this guy, cruz, lies more than any other human being that i've dealt with. unbelievable. >> every single day, something comes out of the cruz campaign that's untrue. >> yesterday cruz fired his campaign director. >> thth morning, i asked for rick tyler's resignation. >> that's after the