Prince Harry's U.S. Visit Shows Serious Side
LEMON: Plenty of rest and sleep is a prescription for a woman that spent more than two weeks trapped in a collapsed factory in Bangladesh. Doctors say Reshna (ph) is steadily improving but was seriously traumatized. To keep her calm, they're restricting visitors to a few family members. They pulled 2400 survivors from the factory's rubble, but no other than Reshna (ph) in the past 10 days. More than a thousand lost their lives in that collapse. Prince Harry is showing his serious side on his current trip to the U.S., big departure from the embarrassing visit to Las Vegas last year. Earlier today, the prince stopped at the warrior games in Colorado, a competition for wounded vets. Friday set a tone for today's events with Harry honoring the sacrifice of soldiers from America's past and current wars. And CNN's royal correspondent, Max Foster, filed this report just last night.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The adoring crowds were kept at a distance on Friday as Prince Harry paid his respects at Arlington National Cemetery. As a serving officer in the British army, he knows that with this uniform comes the risk of being killed in combat. This is personal. He left a note that reads, "To my comrades in arms of the United States of America, who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of freedom."</s>FOSTER: Then, a visit to the Tomb of the Unknowns and also a moment at the grave of President John F. Kennedy.</s>FOSTER: War heroes who escaped death often come back wounded, and Harry was keen to visit some of them at the Walter Reed Medical Center. These are veterans from Afghanistan where Harry has also served. And so Prince Harry's visit to the U.S. capital comes to a close. Next stop, Colorado, where it is another reception hosted by the British government and an opportunity for Harry to do his part to promote U.K. interests.</s>SIR PETER WESTMACOTT, BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO THE U.S.: He has come for opening of warrior games and I think that's a direct reflection of the concern that he has for the welfare of people who are damaged, who lose limbs in warfare. And there's also a young lady, Missy Franklin, won four gold medals in the Olympics, and we are thrilled she's here because it just so happens she has chosen to spend her 18th birthday with us and with Prince Harry!</s>FOSTER: Max Foster, CNN, Arlington, Virginia.</s>LEMON: All right, Max. A crash landing. Look closely. That's a helicopter traveling down a street.