we see real recovery in wales. it needs my honourable friend back here standing up for his constituents and for wales in the house of commons. >> i have here, mr. speaker, a cutting from a york crest on the 24th of april 2010. which says and i quote. david cameron last night dismissed claims the tory was put up the mps in the election november, last november. why should the public believe promises he makes at this coming election? >> i have given the strangest possible answer. this time in government, we know what needs to be done. we know the changes and the truth is, both sides of this house have voted for a 30 billion-pound adjustment. the labour front bench voted for it too. we have set out what needs to happen with departmental spending with welfare and with tax avoidance. the labour party said, half of the 30 billion must be raised in taxes. so we know it. there is a tax bombshell coming from labour and it is going to be, we learned today a jobs tax bombshell coming from labour. they wanted to do it before th

[ cheers and applause ] and we have music from wale! >> steve: wale!plause ] >> jimmy: man, i saw an amazing play over the weekend. "hamilton." anyone seen this play yet? yeah, exactly. that's how new it is. [ laughter ] it's called "hamilton." it's about alexander hamilton. yeah, and it was at the public theater. tariq, you saw it too, right? quest, you saw it? >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how amazing is this play? >> questlove: it's life changing. >> jimmy: i don't understand -- seriously. i don't even understand -- this guy's a genius. >> questlove: yeah, the guy -- >> jimmy: lin miranda. >> questlove: lin, he's amazing. >> jimmy: lin miranda is this guy. he did "in the heights." he wrote all the words, the music. but everybody's great in this play. every single person. the whole cast. i'm in love with the whole cast. >> questlove: yup. >> jimmy: everybody's phenomenal. he's like a rapping, but also it's a musical. it's about -- it's like, alexander hamilton rapping. i don't know how to describe it. >> tariq: it's a musical. it's about alexan

and then you have the dried wales meat.as the thing is -- you hunt them in a sustainable way and it's a food source, you have -- i think you have to use it. we live in a world that where people starve. why shouldn't we use our resources. >> reporter: animal rights activists call it barbaric, their attempts to disrupt the hunts have grown increasingly successful. >> this traditional that has been in place for over 500 years it's time for this tradition to do disappear because the world has changed and therefore i think this should also change. the intervention isn't welcomed of course the islanders compare their whale hunt to the slaughter of foreman malls behind closed doors. >> it looks very much worse than it is in reality. and blood is something that you always see when you kill an animal. this is an open compared to all the other things where you don't see any pictures around all around the world. >> reporter: here on this islands in the north atlantic, the people that take part in the whale killing say they should be a

it's here i spent an extraordinary morning with the prince of wales and his wife, the duchess of cornwall. they granted me unique access, including an exclusive interview with the heir to the throne. your royal highness, thank you so much for welcoming me into your home. it's absolutely beautiful. we also requested an interview with the duchess, but she declined. she's never done a tv interview, preferring to give the limelight to her husband. next month they celebrate ten years of marriage. by all accounts theirs has been a true partnership, and as we talked, prince charles did something quite rare for him. he publicly expressed his affection for his wife. >> someone you feel understands and wants to encourage. she'd certainly poke fun if i get too serious. and all that helps, you know. >> it's been reported that charles first met camilla in the early 1970s at a poe toe match. there was a mutual attraction, but official duties pulled charles away. as he joined the royal navy. camilla would marry andrew parker bowles and in 1981 charles married diana spencer. a fairy tale wedding. but the

it's been posted on the facebook page of a classic supplies wales. he's shoplifting coy fish and putting them in his pocket. >> well they're not going to live. there's no water in his pockets. >> yeah. that's kind of the point of the people that's posting the video as well. i mean coy can be valuable. he stole a couple. >> they're not valuable dead though. >> i know. this is why they are releasing this video. one for his stupidity, but also because you get a really cool look at his face. a fish can't survive more than a couple of minutes outside the water. they have no idea what this guy was thinking. >>> just in case you were wondering, spiderman, he's chilling or rather swinging in panama. >> it's a rope swing. >> whoa! >> looks like a cirque du soleil performer. >> maybe that's how he keeps up with his skills you know when he's not actually working saving the world. >> is he panhandling? is this how he gets money from people waiting at the traffic light? >> yep. you are actually correct. this is a street performer that has set up this very fascina

the prince of wales has made repeated trips to the nation's capital. this week another that will include stops at a world renowned theater and a school for immigrant students. g.e.d. student and the salvadoran immigrant says he's grateful the prince will be acknowledging the hard work of the students at the carlos rosario student. >> we are immigrants to this country and we'll have a chance to learn english and get a better job. >> we are delighted to see that the prince of wales is so committed to adult education and immigrant integration. 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, th

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this suit was announced this morning by jimmy wales. he's the founder of wikipedia and alleging in the piece and the lawsuit that nsa mass surveillance violates wikipedia readers fourth and first amendment rights and wants the nsa to knock it off in effect people have a right to be able to talk and discuss and research controversial topics. countries around the world where those controversial political and ideological beliefs might not be as well protected as they are here in the united states. i talked to a senior administration official about this issue today, sue. and i can tell you what they told us which is they say we will not comment on any specific matter before the court but we've been v about what constitutes a very target of electronic surveillance. the act of innocuously reading an online article would not someone to be subjected to electronic sur vanls. the senior official suggesting just by participating in wikipedia and also by reading articles on wikipedia, you're not necessarily going to be subject to nsa surveillance.

thousands across new south wales lost power because of the storm. on top of that high rise building windows, several of them in the city were blown out, and the good life festival which was an event organized for teens in sydney was canceled because of the high winds. we are going to see, though those conditions calming down. now you can see the clear conditions down toward new south wales also victoria. but still toward the north still looking at the possibility of some thunderstorms as the tropical air mass continues to control the weather. we see here on tuesday, for sydney, drier conditions calmer conditions a high of 28 degrees. we do see the rain returning on wednesday and thursday ep halfly the recovery efforts for the damage that took place is able to be cleaned up as we go throughout tuesday. i want to point out though down here in alice springs, 40 degrees on the high on tuesday. that's dangerously hot so please make sure you're taking precautions as you go through the week as temperatures are going to be in the upper 30s to around 40 degr

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he cares passionately about wales. cares passionately about rugby and will be missed by everyone. >> thank you mr. speaker. on the very last day before the 2010 general election the prime minister, then leader of opposition visited montgomery. joyous occasion which led to my presence in the house today. well will the will the prime minister make another visit to see for himself the dramatic improvement in business confidence and dramatic falls in unemployment that have taken place in montgomery shire as a result of the government's long-term economic plan? >> it was a huge pleasure to go visit my right honourable friend just before the last election. i thought it was a bit of a long shot. nonetheless he made it here and been a fantastic member of parliament standing up for his constituents. in wales since the election 22,000 more small business. employment in wales going up by 52,000. unemployment coming down private sector growth. we see real recovery in wales. it needs my honourable friend back here standing up for h

i want to thank our panelists wale, rachel nichols, barney frank and rob corddry.pplause! (applause) finally tonight, head to thenightlyshow.com/dares to view the first 32 dares selected in our dare-y willmore's march madness bracketsball dare-o-mania it's boner time tournament. we need your help to fill the bracket by wednesday night. so submit your dares using the hashtag "dare larry." please please, read barney frank's new book okay? it's called "frank." very easy to remember. i don't know why someone would have a tough time with that. until then, goodnightly, everyone! read the book! (cheers and applause) ♪ from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. my guess journalist andrew cockburn will be joining us but first gay marriage oh it's happening, baby marriage equality spreading across america and against all reasonable predictions. the country has not been destroyed by a divine wrated -induced quake-nado. (laughter) time for ev

in wales, the labour party made the wrong decision, and cut nhs spending. they don't have to make that decision, because an increase in nhs spending in england triggers money being available in wales. even at ballet stay -- this late stage, i would plead for the well's government, make the right decision. increase health spending and cancer create -- treatments and give people the treatment they deserve. >> mr. speaker, a recent midget -- visit to my constituency, my right honorable friend, about how the marine industrial campers [inaudible] could create 1000 new skilled jobs. this opportunity could be lost if the land is not parceled by city council. can my friend confirm when this will happen? >> as my honorable friend knows i visited in january to see it firsthand, the plans for the maritime industrial camp. i think it is an -- and an exciting development. discussions are underway between the city council and the defense infrastructure organization. i do not think there is any reason why these can't be completed by the end of the month. i am pressing the

and that's an important point, the number of people killed by police in england and wales that year was zero. 55 million people, 140,000 police, thousands of armed situations thousands of situations to which armed police responded, not one person killed. this is a comparison that is crying out for an explanation. maybe my explanation doesn't sustain the level of policy conclusions that i'm going to suggest to you but i think it's inescapable that there's a massive difference in the infrastructure of policies and institutions governing police in wales and infrastructure governing the united states. i think we have to have a conversation at the institutional level that transcends specifics of training and other options but does start with the fundamental policy difference in terms of deadly force. the policy in the uk is similar at law to the u.s. which is essentially you can kill in defense of life. but the ride along with that policy in wales is essentially that if you are killing somebody for an offense that they are not willing to be arrested for that is essentially trivial then y

so even at this late stage i would plead with the labour government in wales, make the right decisionon health, increased the spin become increase the cancer treatment and give people like your constituents the treatment they deserve. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in a recent visit to my constituency to announce the great fund allocation for the southwest lep, my right honorable friend as part of the city do you learned about how the marine and actual campus -- could create 1000 new skilled jobs. does my right honorable friend know this opportunity could be lost if the land is not transferred to city council? can my right honorable friend confirmed when this is going to happen? >> as my honorable friend knows i visited in january to go see firsthand the plans for the maritime and actual campus. i think it is an exciting developer. discussions are underway between the council and the infrastructure organization but i don't think there's any reason why these can't be completed by the end of the month and i am pressing the ministry of defence to do everything he can to make that happen. i c

never qualified before and they lost against wales last time each. >> they gave everything against wales. it happens. we lift our heads and look forward. now we play a team ranked fourth in the world. when i saw them during the world checkup, i thought they were better than argentina in the finals >>> tunisia has avoided being banned from the cup of nations. the football federation there accused match officials of being biased following the team's 2-1 defeat against new guinea. algeria went out in this year's cup of nations and lost last thursday. the nether lands are taking on spain defeating spain last year 5-1. fantastic. so hopefully continue that with england. claimed asylum in australia in 2010. he's yet to make his debut. >> being a five-time world champion hopefully if i get the opportunity to play it's going to be amazing and i would love to play for my country and i can't wait to. i'm hopeful to represent my country. >> hopefully the way we've performed and led, i think that coupled with winning means that people love that. so that's hopefully the legacy of this world cup >>> s

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question because we worked really hard on the side of the house to deliver a devolution package for wales that strengthens them clarify somesome makes devolution their four wheeled brick effect is the negative response from welsh labour in recent dates be more about divisions in the labour party, and you should be thinking about speaking to his own colleagues. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> number one please, sir. >> prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the chancellor was asked six times this morning was a hit conversation with lord green about tax avoidance. [shouting] -- he refused to answer. will not prime minister clarified whether he or the chancellor has had conversations with lord green weenie was a trade minister about tax avoidance -- lord green when he was. >> we dealt with as a fortnight ago. all the proper checks are made and it is the same lord green, this is

and the crash in north wale as long 202, that is gone but east of 202 at blue bell at skippack pike there is a wreck so look for that. rick and monica, stay safe getting home. >> thank you matt. more to come on "action news" tuesday night a mother and her two young children are trapped inside of their burning home with no way out we'll show you the dramatic rescue. >>> and big eagles news, several birds are now leaving the nest including quarterback nick foles. >>> we are at the beginning of a wet night the rain extended to the ohio valley and another concern besides the rain for the morning rush home. >> all right those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪♪ i've been driving a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. lease an mkc for $349 a month, plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash only at your lincoln dealer. hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna

wales in first place after saturday.hey are expected to win the group after making it to the world cup quarterfinals. the top two are guaranteed to go through to the finals in france. >> they were nine points ahead. they tried to win against wales and now they want to make up because of that loss, so we expect that "a" strong israel tomorrow and we're prepared for that. >> a player who made hiker his name in england will line up with italy on tuesday. they'll start with the man of the moment who with a score on his debut in the you're owe qualifier win against lithuania on friday. >> well, he's the player of the day in the united kingdom. the other goalkeepers and i saw videos, and he'll be the one to fear. >> and the oklahoma city thunder have their biggest come back since 2008. 20 points down against the phoenix suns, but they recovered thanks to 33 points from russell westbrook. they are eighth in the final playoff spot in the western conference. there was a disaster for the chinese team in the volvo sailing race. it

. >>> 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

>>'s 50th career title, beating roger federer in wales. -- at indian wells. djokovic one his fourth indian wells title. and defending his slalom crowned at maryvale. he fought the german after storming through an eight, who went home with a disappointing 12. he finished just off the podium in for. >> i took all the risk and it was a lot of fun to ski like this. at the end, i have to say it i am pretty set for felix. i hardly feel the same as last year when i lost the gs globe by just one place at the finals. it is always a hard position but it's part of our game. i finally have to say it's the best season so far. >> successfully defending her overall outline team final after finishing the event in maryvale. her sixth win of the season. >> it was so tough. i mean, both of them had so much five. tina was so strong. i was on a limit because as the thing goes, you are feeling the run. it's hard to just think about skiing and nothing else. >> her fourth straight world cup title. 30 when gold in these event. the winner takes all 21 targets as he raced away from the

the prince of wales will receive an important award from the caucus foundation. and he'll be going to a charter school rosario charter school meeting lots of kids. there will be some stuff on corporate responsibility environment, sustainability. lots going on. commemorating if you like the strength depth, breadth of the relationship. >> any private visits you want to share with us? >> there are one or two things that i'm not yet publicly on the agenda because i'm not allowed to make them public. you'll hear about them in due course. >> well good luck. all the best to you. >> thank you. >> sounds like a jam-packed few days. >> it will be jam-packed then we do a day in kentucky at the end before they go back to the united kingdom friday night. lots to do and we hope of course they enjoy the experience as athai always have in the past. >> we like your green tie. >> we're all green today. >> any socks to match? >> not today, but you don't want to look. >> we happen to remember a lot of people love the socks you were wearing when you were our guest for our christmas s

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

. >> reporter: let's get this party started in north wales montgomery county, dekalb pike at welsh road. we have a slick go with packed down snow and ice in the intersection. if you try to come to a sudden stop you'll slide right through the intersection. extra time is in in order as you head out this morning. highways are looking better. you've got mainly wet conditions on roads like i-95. southbound drivers are moving along okay. just a few minutes ago they lifted the 45-mile an hour speed restrictions were lifted. we're back to the normal pace, but i wouldn't go that fast if i were you. no major issues so far this morning on the schuylkill expressway. in burlington county, a crash on the new jersey turnpike northbound past exit 6 with slowing. it's going to be an interesting morning, that's for sure, matt and tam his story is developing, because they are new developments in the killing of officer robert wilson. homicide detectives are looking for evidence at a home in brewerytown. eva pilgrim is live apt police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: officers searched that home ov

cokie, straight and narrow. >> i also added when was the first prince of wales visit to america ever?go ahead. >> it was in president buchanan's administration. the prince -- >> okay. maybe we'll have that on another puzzler. this was a pretty easy one, tricia, the humor award again. the answer the tricia nixon. back with the big announcement from ted cruz. are you having activia? greek. oh cause it looks like activia. greek. activia greek. activia greek. try the thick creamy greek yogurt that may make your tummy smile. i love it. try activia greek. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times a

we talked about the fact that you were -- were you born in wales?n there, but my grandfather was. and it was a period of time where we lived with our grandparents in wales. and -- >> jimmy: the name of the town? is unbelievable. >> yes. do you know it? >> jimmy: i'm going to put it on the screen. because it needs to be seen. this is the name. >> that is one -- yeah, that is a town. >> jimmy: it's still going, it's still going. and can you pronounce the name of the town? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. [ pronounces name ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everyone in the town knows how to say that? >> no one believes me when i say it. they think i'm just blabbing. >> jimmy: it does sound like a prank. >> see if you can do it. [ gibberish ] >> by the way, ls are not ls. cheer cchch! >> jimmy: why? >> i don't know, that's just the celtic -- >> jimmy: guillermo, do you know how to say it? >> guillermo: let me try. over here. >> jimmy: now you'll get it. >> okay, look -- first of all, you need a warmup. >> jimmy: you need a warmup, okay, all right. give me a war

it means ireland, wales and england all on six points at the top of the championship table. manchester city's hopes of retaining an english premier league settle a defeat against burnley. boyd scored the only goal for bernley and means manchester city remains five points behind chelsea who play southampton on sunday. and the other games, arsenal beat west ham to strengthen their position in third place. it's all that stands out there came at sunderland where aston villa won. barcelona have extended their lead over real madrid at the top of la bigliga. both scores by messi. athletico madrid had a goalless draw and stay in fourth place behind valencia. in italy, it's looking straightforward for euventis. you will see there a 1-nil win over paleromo, never an easy place to win takes them fourteen points to roma at the top of serie a. new york city has a long ball tradition dating back to the kosmos team that legendary peli played for in 1970. there are two franchises, the new est funded by a foreign supporting interest, a sign perhaps of more global interest in ball in america.

from monuments to mount vernon an action-packed day for the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. >> everybody likes to interact with celebrities at some point or another. so if you're in an area where you can say yes i saw them, that's great. brianne: the royal couple began their day around the tidal basin visiting abraham lincoln and martin luther king jr. memorials. camilla was joined by jesse jackson and john lewis and throngs of onlookers. after a stop at mount vernon, the royal couple split for the day. >> how she is. 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

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joining us is jimmy wales, the founder of wikipedia. very good to have us on al jazeera. you tell our viewers why you are suing the nsa today? >> well, we believe the mass surveillance of our readers and users is damaging to us. wikipedia depends on a culture of openness and courage for people to participate, and their privacy is very important. we believe the nsa's actions are illegal and unconstitutional. >> how widespread is the nsa's surveillance of international -- how widespread is it and what proof do you have that wikipedia has been the target? >> you would have to ask them how widespread it is because obviously they try to keep this under wraps as much as possible. but the information that edward snowden has released tells us they are surveillancing everything they can get their hands on with respect to communications with u.s. citizens and foreigners and they have a very weak standard of determining what is and is not within their realm of collection. we believe they are collecting data on literally hundreds of millions of our users. >> what effect is this happe

they must hope wales loses in it aly and scotland. >> decisions had to be taken. are 100% focused. the group needs to be focused on the game and not on external things. we must remain focused on our game. reporter: the points difference -- they are the favorites to lift the title. >> it is hard to plan for every scenario. you have to go through the situations with your players. there are so many permutations. you could win by 5, 25, just win. we have talked as a group, coach, team, senior players about how we would manage the different scenarios but it also comes down to focusing on performance. if you don't get that right you lose the game and it is all over anyway. reporter: jeff is replacing dave in the second row for this final competitive encounter before england hosts the world cup in september. reporter: you can't get higher than this in europe. the french alps, with its rugged landscape and snow slopes. this is one of the highest resorts in the region. everything here is done on skis, even the commute to work. the guy in the yellow shoes is one of the best

miles wale this penndot crew was filling potholes. the snow melt was filling up the potholes so crews had to use a blower to dry out the hole and fill it with patch. there are 30 to 40 miles of state roads in haverford township the assistant director of public works gave penndot information on 60 significant potholes here. >> penndot is good in responding but they are bad. with the long period of cold weather. >> reporter: and the that you thaws in between. how does it stand? >> i think it's worse than last year. >> reporter: that's not an encouraging stidges to -- estimation to be sure. 800-fix road is the number to call. the infamous stretch of route 1 that's a contract to be repaved at some point this year, penndot hoping to do patchwork prior to the repaving. this is a busy time of year for road crews. back to you all. >> david murphy is outside our studio with the good news temperatures wise this week ahead. >> reporter: can't do anything about the potholes, i hit one way to hard on the way to work this morning it's dark and you

. >> the prince of wales will meet with president obama and vice president joe biden at the white house tomorrow. >>> a letter addressed to the white house and possibly packed with a deadly substance. up next what tests revealed so far. >>> i'm stepha my tempur-pedic made me fall in love with mornings again. i love how it conforms to my body. with tempur-pedic the whole bed is comfortable. it's the best thing we ever did for ourselves. it's helping to keep us young. (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yourself. >>> the secret service now triple check whether a letter sent to white house was filled with cyanide. so far one test came back negative. the letter never got to the white house. it was discovered during routine testing at the offsite facility miles away. substance is described as milky and was inside a container. white house has not said if the letter was addressed to the president. cyanide attacks the heart and the nervous system. >>> the man whose drone landed on the white house lawn will not face criminal charges. faa is considering taking

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

that is the prince of wales. that is a champion. you have fought that battle for over four decades. your commitment has been on the world stage with the prince's rain forest project, with addressing the great threat of climate change and also closer to home with the duchy home farm, a model of sustainable agriculture through organic farming. the duchy originals brand is well known, raising $5 million annually for charity. tastes good, is good, does good. i recommend their dark chocolate ginger biscuits. [laughter] sir, in america that is known as a plug. and i'm happy to give it to you. [laughter] your royal highness, thank you for your dedication to a sustainable future for your commitment that is lasting, that is steadfast and that is an inspiration to all of us. it is my great privilege with my fellow co-chair and friend that we started this caucus together in a kitchen in clay shaw's house with john tanner to present the most prestigious award of this organization. we present the iccf teddy roosevelt international conservation award to his royal highness the prince of wales. [ap

mh370 mystery can be solved >>> a lecturer at the school of aviation at the university of new south wales in sydney, and said since mh370 has been missing flight traffic technology has improved. >> process after mh370 is to speed up the process and make it a process more fast to speed up the industry standards. so it was recommended obvious remote and ocean areas a pilot must report the position every 15 minutes. making passive reporting into more active reporting. this is only an interim measure. over the long term technology will take over and so it will become an automatic process instead of treatment by communication between air traffic control and the pilots. >> hong kong is preparing for another day of clashes between local protesters and visitors from mainland china. local groups are angry at cross-border trainers. rob mcbride explains why. >> it is becoming a regular weekend occurrence always rowdy and increasingly violence. >> attacks by hong kong groups against traders with the police trying to keep order. they are called parallel traders, visitors using multiple entry visas to

suzanne: the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are headed to washington, d.c. i'm suzanne kennedy. coming up at 5:00 siel tell you where they're going to be and how long they're going to be here. the royals visit the nation's capital coming up in an hour. kimberly: and europe's biggest budget carrier ryan air plans to launch cheap transatlantic flights by 2020. they will offer budget flights for up to 14 american cities and the best part tickets start at $15. ryan air makes a profit by charging passengers for services not included in the ticket price. like for baggage or reserving a seat. "7 on your side" has a consumer alert right now. trader joe's is recalling its raw walnuts because of possible salmonella contamination. these remembered products were distributed nationwide. the company has not received reports of illness yet. for a full list of potentially affected products, you can check codes and other identifyers on wjla.com. an auction house is offering elvis presley fans the chance to own his custom design tour bus featuring nine sleeping areas. jillian

prioritizatons of capabilities, anand concentrating on how we can deliver on what was pledged in the summit in walesseptember. first and foremost commitment for reinvestment. secondly how we deliver when we get these investments. and this is where innovation and a new approach to capabilities is absolutely indispensab. we know that considering the vast sum of threats we have to face the complexy of challenges we have to find new solutions, and we must do that together. that's why we try to capitalize on every single ally. the united states. we are deeply committed to follow what the u.s. is proposing now, with the new initiative for innovation, and to take the best for nato. nato is 28 countries, so we have to share best practices. vago: thanks very much. jean-paul: thank you very much for your visit. vago: up next i stood outside, assessing the situation. i knew it could rough in there but how rough? there was no way to know for sure. hey guys.... daddy, it's pink! but hey. a new house it's a blank canvas. and we got a great one thanks to a really low mortgage rate from navy federal credit union. p

. >> you you cut off the spinal cord and the wale will die in seconds. >> for centuries the people ofhe faroe islands have gone into shallow waters and slaughtered whales. they around endangered. each year, the hunt takes 1.1% of the population. >> i like the bulbar to go to the dry fish and then you have the dried whale's meat. you hunt them in a sustainable way, and it's a food source. you have i think you have to use it. we live in a world that -- where people starve. why shouldn't we use our resource? >> animal rights activist call it barbaric. their attempts to disrupt the hunt have grown increasingly successful. >> this tradition in place for over .500 years it's time for this to disappear. the world has changed and therefore, i think this should also change. >> the intervention isn't welcome, of course, the islanders compare their whale hunt to the slaughter of farm animals behind closed doors. >> it looks very much worse -- >> foreign ministers from arab league countries are meeting egypt. lets listen in. >> this requires measures to face this phenomenon and drive sources, tak