Prince Harry in the U.S.
BLITZER: His last visit to the United States ended with some controversial photographs, shall we say, of him in a Las Vegas hotel suite. You remember those. Britain's Prince Harry begins another visit today to the United States. You can bet it will be a lot tamer. He is here in Washington. He was up on Capitol Hill, over at the White House. Our royal correspondent Max Foster is here. You're watching every step of the way. So far what happened?</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, I was on the hill. It's extraordinary. The British press have come up with a new word for the lexicon, Harry-mania. Literally -- well, dozens of female staffers gathered in all the corridors and screaming as he walked through the Senate office building. And it was -- it was actually quite a poignant event for him, it was an exhibition about landmine clearance. And this is --</s>BLITZER: There with Senator McCain.</s>FOSTER: Absolutely. And this was, of course, very close to Princess Diana's heart. And what you're seeing with Harry is picking up on her causes, trying to keep her legacy alive. And Senator McCain, himself, pretty impressed by the man he met.</s>SEN. JOHN MCCAIN (R), ARIZONA: Frankly, I find him to be a very attractive young man and I think he is very serious certainly about this issue, so I was very, very impressed.</s>FOSTER: So the first stop on the -- on the tour under way.</s>BLITZER: So he's trying to go from the legislative branch to the U.S. government, Capitol Hill, to the executive branch. He then went over to the White House.</s>FOSTER: Yes. A surprise visit, although we were warned about it. But it was a surprise visit for the kids at the White House. The first lady holding an event making presents for Mother's Day. And he's really good with kids, as you can see. But there he was. And yes, it seemed to go quite well. They seemed to get on quite well. There was some suspicion that he might be meeting the president himself, but that didn't happen today. There he was with Michelle Obama, and then later on, Wolf, he's going to go to a reception at the British embassy and it is what they're calling gentle diplomacy. And it's this idea that you're going to see throughout this tour, receptions, one in Denver, one in New York. It's really about promoting British trade actually and what they do is they bring Prince Harry in, then get -- give people the opportunity to meet him and they sell the UK so a lot of interest.</s>BLITZER: We invited him to come here, into THE SITUATION ROOM. I don't think he's doing a whole lot of TV.</s>FOSTER: No interviews, we're told. He may speak to us towards the end of the tour, but, you know a group of us --</s>BLITZER: When you say us, what does that mean?</s>FOSTER: A group of royal press.</s>BLITZER: Traveling -- the traveling royal correspondents?</s>FOSTER: Yes. But it won't be any one specific. We tried our hardest to get you an interview.</s>BLITZER: OK. It would have been nice.</s>FOSTER: Next time.</s>BLITZER: Next time. Prince Harry, he's always welcome in THE SITUATION ROOM. He's -- I am sure he is a great guy.</s>FOSTER: He is a good guy.</s>BLITZER: You've met him right?</s>FOSTER: Yes, yes. And he -- you know, you know, the Vegas thing, it was a big mistake for him. He was embarrassed.</s>BLITZER: Yes.</s>FOSTER: And he said he let his family down and what he is trying to do with this tour is show that he can be a senior royal. The queen is stepping back, you see, and Harry is being drawn into --</s>BLITZER: Good for Harry. All right. He is welcome to the United States. Thanks very much. Max Foster, our royal correspondent. Coming up an alleged cyber theft ring accused of stealing $45 million from banks worldwide including almost $3 million at New York City's ATMs. We're going to show you how it was done. Also, a local reporter with inside information on that Cleveland house of horrors.