those butterflies are going to be a little moist as they begin their journey. >> right.chance of that along the shoreline where we have more of a westerly moist flow, southwesterly flow and that's due to a couple of weak systems outside right now. you notice all the clouds from the roof camera. numbers are in the 50's across the bay area. how warm it will get and your chances of rain over the weekend. that's coming up. >> also, that's one of the best goals you will ever see. larry beil has that. plus giants and a's highlights coming up in the morning sports. >> good morning. welcome back to abc 7 news. a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco. about 10 minutes or a little less than 10 minutes away from sunrise. get a sense of the cloud cover that's out there this morning. gas prices are continuing to soar. according to gas buddy, highest price in california yesterday was $4.99 outside yosemite national park. $5 gas is already appearing on gas signs in major cities and according to experts, we could see $6 gas this summer. >> $6 gas is probably on

. >> endangered butterfly release nude the wild in san francisco. just ahead. latest findings that are giving new hope for just ahead. latest findings that are giving new hope for the future. stay with us >> they look like cigarettes and they have nicotine. but no smoke. they are called electronic cigarettes and they are gaining in popularity. now there's a push in san francisco to ban them just like the real thing. regular cigarettes. that is angering the e.cigarette industry. story tonight from thomas ramone. >> heather is puffing away on an e cigarette smoking since 14. and now sees an electronic cigarette as healthy alternative. >> they feel like a cigarette. when you hold them. l they look like a cigarette. but they don't have the bad properties of cigarettes. >>reporter: electronic cigarettes contain a battery where the tobacco would normally go as well as a heating element and container with a filter is with a nicotine that many smokers crave. but the san francisco health department says if it looks like a cigarette and acts like a cigarette it's a cigar

several mission blue butterflies were released atop twin peaks in san francisco yesterday.art of an effort to restore the endangered species to the area after a small population was discovered there. yesterday, san francisco's park officials carefully placed several butterflies on plans to re-introduce them to the habitat. >> the butterfly will stay there for the rest of the afternoon until it gets cold because we want it to stay on that plant and lay its eggs before it flies off tomorrow morning. so at the end of the day today, we'll release those -- that netting over the plants. >> san francisco's park department along with the u.s. fish and wildlife service says the spread of invasive plants reduced the butterflies habitat in san francisco. lisa argen joins us for this holiday forecast. >> we need some sun out there. been awfully cloudy and cool spring. the clouds continue over the weekend and in fact, yes we do have rain chances in the forecast. i'll tell you when and for how long next. >> also, one of the best goals you will ever see. larry biel has that plus giants an

like vicious butterflies, doggy high chairs a. chand a chance tk at a silicone valley giant. >> qualcomm, released this video of two men, swarmed by vicious butterflies. they claim a chemical was stolen from a lab. the video has gone viral. they even held a mock news conference. >> if a butterfly land on you, do not attempt to fight it. slowly asoup the fsume the fetan and wait for it to lose interest. it is commonly known the butterfly is the only living fee creature with no heart. >> nothing like a man holding a bun yo to make you believe it. ikea claimed their creating a doggy furniture line. that would sell. this video went viral as well. check out their supposed doggy high chair. people would buy that, telling you. comes with a tail hole and paw grips. not as ridiculous as it might sound. >> then there is google. put out a video saying they're hiring for auto completer positions. michael taior claiylor claims t guy that finishes typing the words. goes through eight key boards. and that google created a neural scanner. and put

the technique here is referred to as papillon glass, or butterfly glass. in other words, it has the effect almost of an iridescent butterfly wing. anyway, people collect them. lots of people love iridescent glass. and lurz and tiffany, the top of the tree. well, i don't know what your son's father-in-law paid for the house, but you can tell him that the vase that was left behind is worth a princely sum of around about £800. he'll be pleased to hear that. - yeah. - he will indeed.

park officials carefully placed several butterflies to reintroduce them to the habitat. >> butterfly will stay there until it gets cold. we want to it stay on that plant and lay its eggs before it flies off tomorrow morning. so before the end of the day we will release the netting over the plant. >> san francisco's park department says the spread of invasive plants reduced the man at that time in san francisco but now apparently they are back. good morning. >>> we are looking at some blue skies. with the low clouds and mid-level cloud. no rain to talk of right now. there is a weak system offshore that could bring sprinkles later on today. again on monday. so we are looking at this point drier tomorrow for easter sunday. right now temperatures are beginning to warm up in response to a little sunshine. 52 in fremont. 53 in oakland. it's 50 on the coast. 46 in san rafael. so maybe a couple of sprinkles here and there but for the most part of the area of low pressure sits offshore. then we'll look at partly cloudy skies and then another system for monday. we are looking at a series of we

the health benefits of being a social butterfly. that and more when we come back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, community members and environmentalists are upset that caltrans recently cut down about a hundred trees to wid >>> it's a fight to stop the chopping in fremont. people are upset that caltrans recently cut down about 100 trees to widen 84 through niles canyon. the department plans to keep cutting. community members and conservation groups said no to the project at a meeting last week and last night, they urged the mayor to join their fight. >> it's easy to say it. you have to go look at it. they just took a swatch out of it. and that's just the beginning. and it just looks absolutely terrible. >> he wants governor brown to intercede and restudy the project and work with the city to come to an agreement. caltrans says it will make the highway safer. >>> santa clara county supervisors have approved a ban on plastic shopping bags. starting in january, 56 retailers in the county's unincorporated areas will not be allowed to give shoppers pla

the fans have butterflies. the players have butterflies. the office have butterflies. we're all getting -- once the puck drops, we all get under way. 16 wins to the cup. that's our goal. >> reporter: you have a lot of olympians on the team. you have other teammates that have won the stanley cup before. experience is on your side. one thing i want everyone to know, that rally begins at 7:00 p.m. but if they keep winning, as they head through this playoffs, are we going to see more rallies out here at the shark tank? >> yes. we have to go based upon the schedule upon what days we can close the street off. but usually one per round. and hopefully every game in the finals. >> reporter: fantastic. thank you so much, malcolm. celeste, thank you so much. let's get to the weather graphics tonight. what we are expecting is a little bit of cloud cover to move on in with those temperatures that are going to be in the 40s. also ice rink and weather, they go together quite a bit. hthtoavey keep the ice at about 25 to 28 degrees. it's not going to be that cold tonight. temperatures

. ♪ butterfly kisses and a bedtime prayer ♪ >> reporter: it was just one night on one weekend in the011. but 20 years from now, ask any one of these little girls if that was a night she'll remember. ♪ to deserve a hug every morning and butterfly kisses at night ♪ >> let us know if you remember a dance with your dad. >>> and don't forget, we are always on, bringing you the news at abcnews.com, 24 hours a day. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you back here tomorrow. good. >>> emergency landing of a plane. the latest on a weekend of fear aboard three flights. >> new guidelines from the government on pipeline safety and what pg&e is ready to reveal to homeowners throughout the bay area. >>> a tape surfaced in the barry bonds trial. and how important it can be in this case. >> and if you're color blind there is now an app for that. >> this video was sent to you reports today by a bay area man force owed to evacuate this morning. the people here had to jump off the plane after it developed an engine problem, then raf off a runway in new orleans. it's one of several incidents i

that's according to a new study on the health benefits of social butterflies.rs look at 1100 adults. they compared socially active adults to people who were less social and they found those who visited friends, attend the parties, even went to church had less decline in thinking and memory. it makes sense. if you stay active and engaged, i think you're going to live a longer life. >> i think out of the four of us social butter into award would do elizabeth! >> really? kind of lately maybe, yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's a half hour show in itself. >> maybe a reality show. >> this guy is mr. good humor these days. >> yeah. i mean, i got some great things to talk about. we got some people like to see, that sunshine outside. no rain in the seven-day forecast. looking good. it will be partly cloudy as we head in toward the afternoon today a little breezy at the coastline. but temperatures mainly into the 60s and the 70s. a few 50s at the coastline. winds will be kicking up though as we head in towards thursday and friday. temperatures will be coming down. but get a l

it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it feat

. >> i am a social butterfly. i am begins chair of the san francisco pta, the second district of the california pta. that is what i am a going to speak on behalf of. my purpose of coming before you is to make mention of the fabulous art work on the east wall as well as directly behind the board members seated. first bill i want to mention that even though we have only about two hours left is an auspicious day for the san francisco pta. it rests on april 12, 1912, that the san francisco pda was formed, and we hope to continue to support the children and families for another 99 years. the reflections program was started in 1969 and has encouraged many students. you can see on the wall behind main that there was this year's theme. the student artwork is meant to reflect their interpretation. please take this opportunity over the next two eastview this gallery of most special art. we will be sending dvd's to all commissioners as well as to the superintendent's office so you can look at what was received from san franc

add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterfliesand extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain

with twins, not the first time she showed off for a deli, she tweeted this boat of her baby, with a butterfly>pam: checking traffic on this wednesday, the golden gate bridge no problems, traffic moving freely. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, eastbound on the right side of your screen as the back up there but no problems on the left which is westbound traffic. now the james lick in san francisco, '80s the top of your screen backed up to the cells of 101 toward the peninsula moving slowly. it will be back, kron 4 news at 5:00 is next. yeah! boom! hi, i'm a stunt man. and i love watching me on at&t u-verse tv. i can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. i can even record a show in this room... ...and play it back in this room. honey, i just vacuumed. [ female announcer ] call now to get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months -- hd-ready dvr included at no extra charge. or get $300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. ♪ [ stunt man ] drop into an at&t store and see how at&t u-verse offers more hd channels than cable. i look good. [ female announcer ]

i love the butterfly motif, comes out of the chris plus and learning to fly. >> yes. >> so, i think the women in your book -- i did look through the stories -- nobody get as free pass. life is about facing your challenges and working through them. what else did you do with the nonprofit? >> well, throughout the bay area we try to host innovative event that is challenge women to glow and excel. >> what are they? >> once a year we do a vision board event where we gather at different holtz throughout the bay area and do a -- different hotels throughout the bay area. it is women getting together and creating what they see for themselves and putting into a could los angeles and the -- colos angeles, and the physical therapy and comradery. >> it is giving you a new program because you are focusing on possibility instead of what most of us settle for, which is probability, it might kind of sort of happen. instead, you are saying there is my possibility. what other event does you pursue? >> once a week we volunteer in a homeless shelter for women. >> great. >> we love on the women and empower t

the system was able to detect the weight of a butterfly the sensitivity of this technology they hope some day will touch the lives of people. >> if we can do that then we're truly getting close to human skin. >> eric: a team at university california has developed another version of the technology both projects were funded by defense department grants. >> the founder of youtube's new clothing line. plus.... >> you do the same thing every day and you never have no complaints. >> he has been on the state payroll longer than anyone else. what kept him on the job for more than six decades. unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ

. >> reporter: there is a children's play area with a high-tech interactive butterfly exhibit and there are some chairs that feature club-like seating all features designed to destress the flying experience. >> it's nice, it's cozy. i don't know how long they will last but they are nice. >> reporter: finally it's one of the greenest in the country only terminal to be leed gold registered with features like natural lighting, it uses a lot less electricity and reduces waste. you can't help but make the comparison to san jose's brand- new $1.3 billion terminal b. we put virgin america's ceo on the spot. which terminal is better, terminal 2 at sfo or terminal b at san jose? >> you know, i'm probably not the best person to say but i like our home right now. >> reporter: and that is what $383 million will buy you these days. will it attract more flyers? well, that's up to you. at sfo, kiet do, cbs 5. >> that looks pretty nice, doesn't it? >> i think kiet is still there getting a facial right now. [ laughter ] >> maybe so. or playing in the playground. >> a massage. >> that's right. >>> a wake

. >> i got butterflies. >> reporter: because they might get close enough to shake his hand and tell him what's on their minds. >> i think he could do more for our schools. we need the money. we need to stop cutting the budget. the budget cuts. i hope we can just elect him again. >> my father is like, what's going on with the stum lust? he's been out of work for two years. he was a cap enter. he can't get no work in the city. >> reporter: president obama announced his reelection bid two and a half week ago with an e-mail and a message on youtube. now he is back in san francisco, a safe haven for the president who often come to the city to generate thousands of dollars for his campaign. but for the boys and girls club mean were hoping to meet with obama, they got a treat of a lifetime. >> i took his picture up close and i shook his hand. man, i'm happy, man. >> he was talking about how gas prices are really tough. yes, they are. they are tough. specifically to me and he told me he could not shake my hand because there was a blockade blocking him. and he pointed at me. >> i didn't get to s

do rancher and graduated but had spent most of her post college years as she admits as a social butterfly. she spent a lot of time playing golf and tennis, attending parties and having a good time. she was keeping house for her father and living a very sheltered life. she was by her own account a pretty plain a person with no skills. she didn't speak any language is and she had never been further out of the country than a trip to tijuana. she always felt she was bigger than life. she always thought she was destined for big things but by 30 the head miserably failed to materialize. still, she was tall, athletic, she was sure she would be natural for the army or the navy reserve. when she was rejected the letters came, too tall, the state. she was disappointed. she used family connections and got a job at the war department. it was a low-level secretarial job and she was a typist and she loaded and was determined to work like a demon to get promoted. as she got herself transferred to the offices of a legendary colonel william wild bill donovan, the newly appointed head of the oss, a mysteri

. ♪ butterfly kisses ♪ >> reporter: it was just one night on one weekend in the spring of 2011.ight that she'll remember. ♪ deserve a hug every morning ♪ ♪ and butterfly kisses at night ♪ >> oh, sweetest story of the day. that's true. staying in the mix is so important for dads. those girls too. that's right. they'll never forget that night. >> we hear so often and diane mentioned it in the story, dads get so much of a bad rap because a lot of dads are not part of the families but here we can, they can celebrate. >> and it's beautiful. >> that's the news for this half hour. follow us on facebook. nbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbn

i just talked with some teenagers who said they have butterflies. there's a lot of excitement in the line and on the sidewalk protesters are chanting hoping the president sees their signs. protesters are tackling a variety of issues like ending the war, taxing the rich and saving wild horses. while all this is going on, president obama is over at pacific heights at a top dollar fundraising dinner, at the home of sales force.com. a seat at the table reportedly going for $35,000. security is very tight. president obama has critics and supporters here in the bay area and it seems no matter where he goes everyone has a list of items they want him to address. >> i recently he said he's cutting military spending. we're here to make sure he does that. he also, before he got elected said he was going to end war. there's still troops in iraq. he's escalated wars in afghanistan against pakistan. >> he always cites job creation through green energy and what not. i'd like him to make more strides and i think that's something he can improve on. >> reporter: ther

and then we had butterfly mcqueen sing i don't know nothing about black women babies. that was the role model. there were no other role model for women. you never saw a man pushing a baby carriage. you just didn't see it. it was distinction gender roles. were -- women stayed at home, and men weapon out to bring the bacon. women were expected to be cheerleaders. not business leaders. if they were allowed, they were expected to be secretaries. women were expected to marry a doctor, not be a doctor. all of this in the 1950s was preposterous. without an education, he had to be menial work. he worked in the slaughter houses of new york, he pumped the home heating oil, he was a janitor, he laid brick. that was my dad. my mom was from west virginia, from east beckly, and a coal mining town. she came to new york to find a better way. she met my dad. she had three years of college. three years of college. but she couldn't afford the last year because you had to pay the tuition if you were a senior. she didn't have the money and she had to leave college with a straight a average

life-and-death matters involving the kennedys and also, because if this notion the underlying notion that the butterfly effect, change this much in everything -- is a good title and everything changes. so this economic calamity which i believe -- >> host: i must tell you was one the one part of the book, and you leave it mercifully quick weight. this sort of princess diana and that you get to the ayatollah khomeini, where he is sort of killed under mysterious circumstances. maybe the flash of a flashbulb blinds his driver as he is speeding through the streets of paris. a little bit too convenient. i mean, but the other thing is, think you had a wonderful thing going. >> guest: i think what this was was william james called it a moral holiday. every once in a while and needed to play so for instance if i may, the fact there is no john kennedy means there is no james bond phenomenon because it was interviewed in "life" magazine. the back that bobby kennedy settles the vietnam war early means when madge came out america was sick of war. so in that one, i mean every once in while i thought look i'm writing

involved in the kennedys, and also because of this notion, the underlying notion that, you know, the butterfly effect. you change this much, and -- see, that's a good title -- and everything changes. so there's economic calamity at the end of the '70s which i believe -- >> host: i must tell you, it was the one part of the book, and you leave it mercifully quickly. the sort of princess diana end that you give to the ayatollah khomeini where he's sort of killed -- >> guest: under mysterious circumstances. >> host: maybe the flash of a flash bulb blinds his driver as he's speeding through the streets of paris. a little wit too convenient. -- bit too convenient. with the other things i think you had a wonderful thing going. >> guest: you know, i think what this was was what william james called a moral holiday. every once in a while i needed to play. so, for instance, if i may, the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond phenomenon because it was his interview. when m.a.s.h. comes out, people are so heartily sick of -- [inaudible] >> guest: so in that one, i mean, every once

and that we had butterfly mcqueen from gone to the wind. that was our role model. there were no other role models for women. they were distinct gender roles. you never saw a man pushing a baby carriage if you just didn't see. it was distinct gender roles. women stayed at home and then went on to quote unquote bring home the bacon. women were expected to be cheerleaders. not businesses. if they were a lot out of the house they were expected to be secretaries in an office and not secretaries of state. women were expected to marry a doctor, not be a doctor. all of this in the 1950s was preposterous, and that my father who was a ditch digger, was a janitor, and sent my fat girls, my little dark skinned girls will be doctors. my dad of course without an education, he had to do menial work. he worked in the slaughterhouse of new york. he pumped home heating oil. he was agenda. he laid a brick. that was my day. now, my mom was from west virginia from the rural town, and a coal mining camp if she came to new york to find a venue and she met my dad. she had three years of c

matters involving the kennedys and also because it is this notion, the underlining notion that the butterfly effect, you change this much and -- see, it's a good title, and everything changes. it is economic calamity at the end which i believe -- >> host: i must tell you was the one part of the book and you leave it mercifully quickly. the sort of princess diana and the you get to the ayatollah khamenei is killed under mysterious circumstances may be the flash of a flash bulb drives through the streets of paris. a little bit too convenient. with the other things i think he had a wonderful -- >> guest: even william james, every once in awhile i needed to plan, for instance, if i may, the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond, because i was his interview, the fact bobby kennedy said of the vietnam war means when match comes out people are so sick of the war of there with the iraqi. so in that one every once in awhile i thought i right in the fiction history, now whether or not the combined intelligence services of the united states and other players would have conspired

to life and death matter involved invite kennedys and also the notion, the underlined notion the butterflyffect and you change this much and everything changes so there's economic calamity at the end of the '70s which i believe --. >> host: look, i must tell you it was the one part of the book and you leave it mercifully quickly. the sort of princess diana end that you give to the ayatollah khomeini where he's killed -- >> guest: under mysterious circumstances. >> host: under the mysterious circumstances as light bulbs i blind his view under the streets of paris. a little too convenient. with the other things, i think you had, you know -- you had a wonderful -- >> guest: i think what william james called a mole holiday. every once in a while i needed to play so, for instance, if i may. >> host: yeah>> guest: the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond phenomenon because it was his interview in "life" magazine. the fact that bobby kennedy settles the vietnam war means when mash comes out people were so heartily sick of the war, there's no mash. so in that one i mean, e

some people said a swimmer's butterfly stroke burns the most calories. others said it was bur is, where you drop to the ground, kick your legs out and pull them back up. others say brisk walking. >>> uc berkeley researchers releasing the study on children and exposure to chemicals. they tested children in the salinas valley who had higher levels of the chemicals and three times higher than their own mothers. they said the exposure probably comes from dust from old furniture. >>> today is april 21st, 2011, also known hams judgment day. according to the movie terminator two, on april 19th the robots were supposed to trigger a disaster and today wipe out any humans. the director sent out a tweet saying instead of machines taking over, we're facing the real threat of global warming. >> we want to check in with sal. we should also mention with the president in town heading from san francisco to the airport, that might have an impact on traffic. >> we'll talk about that. downtown san francisco, south of market, the president is staying at fifth near howard. he

glitter and butterfly are their names. please name them that.ould accept rainbow and fantasy, but only if they're boys. last week, you may have seen her pregnant and nud on the cover of "life and style" magazine. this week, she's on the cover of "ok" magazine along with her husband, nick, who is getting in one last squeeze before he hands those over to the kids. what the hell is going on? i think that's -- i -- i wish i had a magazine cover of my dad groping my mother's breasts while i was in the womb. that's what people don't think about. another celebrity who seems to be entering a new phase of life is mike tyson. mike tyson was a pretty scary person in the past but recently, he's calmed down he's been spending a lot of time with his family with his pigeons, and last night with get tan van sustern, who found out, he is enjoying the benefits of a vegan diet. >> feel awesome. >> mentally feel any different with the vegan? >> incredible. i think -- i wish i was born this way. i wish -- i just can't -- that's when you find out about the processed

. >> looking back now, looking at the video footage, that bit, it reminds me of a butterfly coming out when i think about that image. and it's my favorite. >> this is her dress. >> reporter: five years after di's wedding, this designer vowed to learn from all of the trials emmanuel faced when she designed sarah ferguson's dress. but she learned lessons of her own. lesson five, be prepared to improvise. >> we had an amazing prerun at buckingham palace, literally, the night before. i had a terrible fright at the time. she looked amazing. she started walking from one end of the corridor to the other. and my heart was going ba-boom, ba-boom because the train veered off completely to one side. i thought, oh, my god. i only have a few hours left to sort this one out. then, we had a hurried, rushed call to westminster abbey. and they were up all night hoovering the carpet to make sure the pile was straight upright so the train would carry down the aisle and not digress one way or the other. >> reporter: carpenters had to be literally brought in. both designers are unanimous in their praise fo