prince harry has been to lesotho many times before.ay the royal watchers, to remind the public of harry's charitable side. in recent months he's made headlines for partying naked in a las vegas hotel, and then saying fighting in afghanistan is like playing video games. but he's not just a playboy prince, say his friends. >> i've seen him grow over the years and being allowed to come here and be himself, i think, for me, i've seen a boy grow into a solid man. >> reporter: a man and third in line to the throne. he seems happy to dance in the blazing lesotho sunshine, as if he were in a london club. earlier on in the morning, harry was also taught sign language at a school for the deaf and then he put on a purple apron, emblazoned with images of p paddi paddington bear. sometimes a prince who makes the news for the wrong reason as he tries to do good for the people of lesotho. >> yeah, i actually went there many years ago. it's a tiny little place. >> yeah, tell me about it. >> tiny little country. it's kind of landlocked in there, surrou

. >>> and prince harry showed off his royal talent in the african nation of lesotho wednesday learning a traditional dance and taking a cook class while turning community projects sponsored by his charity. >>> and now over to wall street, the dow opens at 14,075 after climbing 175 points yesterday. the s&p jumped 19. and the nasdaq rose 32. in overseas trading the nikkei skyrocketed 305 points while the hang seng leaped 443. >>> wednesday's surge put markets back in the black and the dow was on the brink of an all-time high. stocks face a number of variables today including revised fourth quarter gdp. they are expected to be up after a percent after the initial reading showed a slight decline. >>> investors did some high-profile earnings misses after wednesday's close, jcpenney fell 15%. on a breathtakingly bad earnings report. meanwhile, groupon plunged 26% due in part to weak progress overseas. and internet radio sensation pandora is hoping to turn heavy users into paying customers. >>> and the top complaint among air travelers is not crying babies but uncomfortable seats and no leg