The Duke And Duchess Of Cambridge Stay Busy During U.S. Visit
BALDWIN: The royal couple is on this whirlwind three day trip to the United States. It's their first trip together right here to New York City. Earlier, Prince William went to Washington and you see the big photo op sitting there at the White House with the president of the United States. They then talked about illegal wildlife trading, at a World Bank session. Meanwhile, the duchess of Cambridge visited Harlem with the first lady of New York. And tonight the royal couple will see a king, King James that is. They will be at the Nets/Cavs basketball game. So let's talk about all of the facts that goes into this kind of trip with Max Foster and Victoria Arbiter, CNN world commentators. So, so lovely to see both of you next to me. And I don't even know where to begin. We'll get to the basketball in just a minute. But first can we show the tweet? We know that Anderson Cooper has tweeted, he is so happens to be on this plane, on the Washington, D.C./New York leg. But here's Prince William from this morning just, you know, on any regular --</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN WORLD COMMENTATOR: Been careful not to bang his head.</s>BALDWIN: He's a tall guy, it looks like.</s>FOSTER: He is very tall. I think</s>BALDWIN: This is commercial air.</s>FOSTER: Yes. Well, you know, when they are paying privately to go to these events they will go on budget airlines. They are not flashy at all.</s>VICTORIA ARBITER, CNN WORLD COMMENTATOR: They regularly fly commercial as it happened. It is only, for example, when they were in Canada on their tour, if the host country is paying for their flights to go in between, if they got to get to somewhere quickly. But otherwise, you regularly see them on commercial airliners.</s>BALDWIN: And then the notion of going to this basketball game or, you know, Kate up in Harlem, are these things that we think ahead of time they said we would love to see this, we would love to do this. Are they big basketball fans?</s>FOSTER: They are very carefully. Everything is planned for months and months in every detail. And the basketball game -- I mean, it's not basketball they are interested in. They are hooking up -- their foundation is hooking up with the NBA on illegal, in the fight against illegal wildlife crime trade. And that's what William is constantly talking about on this trip. It's his -- it becomes his last passion, I think. Meeting Obama he wanted to bring that up. In his speech today was all about that. So, it's about raising awareness on the charities, of course, and also representing the British government as well.</s>ARBITER: The host country would have said here's an example of things that you can do while you are here. Their aides would have looked at that and they take to it William and Kate and say what on here do you want to do, what furthers the cause and they have some time to choose events tomorrow night at the Met which is called their alma mater where they fell in love. And so, really, everything then just came together to hit everything they wanted to hit.</s>BALDWIN: Hold on I'm still back on this basketball game. Because if they are flying on this little shuttle plane back up here to New York, I assume they would be in a box at this Nets game but are they -- do they have seats?</s>ARBITER: Probably for the first half of the game they will be in a box. They will be meeting, you know, charity heads and being wined and dined. But William and Kate really like to experience everything and they are big sports fans. You know, they are probably not terribly familiar with basketball but they are athletic. It's what they like to do. And so, they want the true New York experience and they will be courtside.</s>FOSTER: Lots speculate about Beyonce.</s>ARBITER: Yes.</s>FOSTER: She's meant to be there and Jay-</s>Z. BALDWIN: Can you see the photo op of the four of them to the courtside?</s>FOSTER: Well, there's funny</s>BALDWIN: Beyonce approaching Kate.</s>ARBITER: And of course, front seat tend to be celebrity jam packed. Anyways, there is no telling who else might in attendance tonight.</s>BALDWIN: That is incredible. We will all be watching for that. And just quickly, finally you are saying, Kate was taken aback side the entourage or everyone, how is she is going from JFK, all around the city. This is not how she rolls in London.</s>ARBITER: No. It's not how the royals roll in the</s>UK. FOSTER: You think the motorcade well, I have to say.</s>ARBITER: Yes. I mean, you really roll it out. It is like a scene from the movies is when you see outright is coming way ahead of the rest of the</s>FOSTER: There's a moment, I think. You have people keep asking why there's a fascination in America with royalty. And I think it's kind of the fairy tale. But when she was in Harlem today, she went into this room and there are some kids in a class. And as she came in, these are kids that have behavioral issues. And they saw her and they shouted princess. And they were so excited. And then one of the administrators said I think the princess was frozen. This is what Kate does is she brings these fairy tales to life. She makes them real. And that's why people kind of blowing away when they meet her.</s>BALDWIN: There's a certain magic, I think, to the royal family for whatever reason that is. Victoria and Max, thank you both very much. We will be looking for the courtside pictures tomorrow. Appreciate both of you.</s>ARBITER: Thank you.</s>BALDWIN: Now to this. 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