one example is -- comes from kate foster of nachess, mississippi. she witnessed a former slave attempting to take a seat among white members of the congregation. and she blamed this boldness on the influence of union soldiers. and she wrote this. "i should not be surprised if some one of our enemies had sent him to the church as an insult to us." foster, however, could not escape the weakening of control the slaves in her home, and she grew to even resent them. she wrote this. "ned and mae, who are household slaves, basically, are still with us, but they do not work. ned goes to town every day after something connected with the devil, no doubt. ma tilde left last night. we think all will go. who so ever it pleases their majesties." chloe tyler whittle felt a lot of resentment, as well, and directed -- which she directed toward the union government overseeing african-american soldiers in her hometown of norfolk, virginia. and she wrote this. "yankees, in theirin so lens and wickedness have armed the negros. a regiment have come to pollute norfolk wit

. >> kate foster, what about you? has the dream been realized from your vantage point? >> i'd have to agree with her. in some ways it has, in some ways it hasn't. there's always going to be room for improvement, there's always to be disenfranchised people. i think we're doing a good job, i think we're improving decade after decade in getting everybody involved in the great american race. >> jessica larkins, your point? has it been realized? >> i think that martin luther king might say yes, because as aerial mentioned, we have the first african-american president in history. and that's tremendous. >> okay. and britney felder, what about you? >> i agree. i think to an extent it has been realized. i remember i saw a recent poll in i think "times" where 64% of african-americans think racism exists. you can see there's still a great divide. i think we've come a long way from where we were. >> george mason university, then back to governor wilder in richmond. bob lichter? >> i think racism does still exist in the south. having lived in north carolina i've seen the ugly side o

our own ali foster playing kate middleton. >> and practicing the royal wave. >> very nice. >> she lefttairs. >> she's looking royally gorgeous. we're going to show you how you can find some of these styles for a lot less. >> and there's an app for everything. one of the most popular these days are those to help you lose weight and keep track of what you're eating. we're going to tell you about some of the best apps and websites -- go what is that doing? >> it's crushing the french fries. >> hmm. >> that will remind you how much fat is in them. >> does that reduce the calories? >> i don't know. i think it's a specific reminder not to eat it because look how much fat came out of that. >> or eat more of them because they're all crunched together. >> is it wrong that that looked kind of good to me. >> we're going to tell you what happened when savannah started dancing on the table at the white house correspondents' dinner over the weekend. >> oh, good job. >> that did not happen. >> okay. >> i think you threw a little party too, mr. roker. don't throw savannah under the bus. >> equal oppor

kate. i do. our max foster will talk harry and hopefully, kate. >> kate is a big part of this story. you got a charity run by william, kate and harry and they have made as their priority the rehabilitation of war veterans. you saw last year, actually kate and william in california at a jobs fair called mission serve. this was about getting american war veterans back into society, get them jobs again. then, again, more recently you saw kate and william out in london at a war horse premiere, again, raising money for war veterans. it's their big cause. harry is very much part of this. he's a member of the military, of course, as well. he really wants to look ahead apart from looking after young children. he wants to look after people who have been in the services and help them get back into society. they have been given a massive award actually. a very reputable award. the atlantic council's award for distinguished humanitarian leadership and put it into context here, the other awards received this year are want ban ki-moon. it's right up there. he is thrilled and he is coming over, car

foster has more. >> reporter: the biggest day of her life and one of the biggest media events in history. she entered westminster abbey as kateiddleton and emerged as her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge. she was the newest member of the royal family and already one of its most famous. the duchess's first big test as a working royal was her tour with prince william of north america. >> i'm so excited to be able to share this with katherine because she has told me -- >> she appears so relaxed, so composed. she prompted comparisons to her late mother-in-law diana who also had a talent for wooing the crowds. katherine's visit to canada was the highlight of her year, senior royal sources told me. by the time the tour hit los angeles, katherine was questide one of the biggest stars in the world. on her return to the uk, katherine accompanied her husband to visits to his causes while she researched her own. in january, her charities were announcement and they focused on art, addiction and hospice care. although it was nearly always what she wore that made the headlines first. >> i have been kind of a bit concerned that if i

kate middleton and prince william tied the knot. the couple shared their wedding with the world, of course. but they're celebrating their anniversary in private. cnn's max fosterack now at the duchess of cambridge's first year of royal life. >> reporter: the biggest day of her life, and one of the biggest media events in history. she entered west minister abby as kate middleton and emerged as her royal highness the duchess of cambridge. she was the newest member of the royal family, but already one of its most famous. the duchess' first big test as a working royal was with prince william of north america. >> i'm excited to be able to share this with katherine, because she's told me -- >> reporter: she appeared to relaxed, so composed, she prompted comparisons to her late mother-in-law, diana, who also had a talent for wooing the crowds. katherine's visit to canada was the highlight of her year, a senior royal source has told me. by the time the tour hit los angeles, katherine was declared one of the biggest stars in the world by many of the hollywood a-listers and studio execs who clamored to meet her. on her return to the uk, catherine accompanied her husband