he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose was generally opposed to roosevelt. we ran a double page on his to show how the work he had done. i couldn't get it all on my standards. in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which wer

it was my job to make sure that my team would leave celtic manor knowing that the captain had done everything in his power to get to 14.5 points. that ryder cup was brought down the steps of the plane by corey pavin, and i said to myself that he's not going to take it home. >> the intensity level gets cranked up so much more on ryder cup. there's nothing quite like it. love the high five. i love the hugging and the show and the cheering and the whipping the crowd up. i love the ryder cup. >> got him to speak to the team. he is the ryder cup as far as i'm concerned. >> about a minute in, you can hear it coming back. >> it was passionate. it was emotional. never, ever give up. >> i don't care how bad you're done, how bad you're playing, just dig deep. >> go out and win for him. that was a shock to us, the way they came out and played. don't tell me this ryder cup means nothing to america. >> yeah! >> they were holing more putts, they were hitting more fairways, they were hitting more greens, and they were doing the stuff we were supposed to be doing. >> steve stricker. >> he came in, and he was

line 132-a runs for about a mile and a half from under the shoreline golf links down and into the rex manor and sterling estates neighborhood. it's similar in age to line 132 and like san bruno, in a similar densely-populated, high consequence area. >> you were not aware there was a pipeline? >> not really. i've seen the crews here but didn't get the information. >> reporter: now that you know? >> kind of scary. >> scary enough he brought his wife to a pg&e informational meeting tonight. next month pg&e will fill the pipeline with water under high pressure to see if it might burst. >> if during the test the pipeline doesn't meet standards, we'll cut out and replace the pipe completely. >> what are you hoping will be done? >> that they'll find out that it's safe and i can rest. >> reporter: it could cost as much as half a million dollars to do this testing. so who pays for it? >> we still don't know who's going to cover the costs going forward. >> reporter: pg&e says this is the beginning of planned testing of 150 miles of pipeline in the bay area. live in mountain view, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu

line 132-a runs for about a mile and a half from under the shoreline golf links down and into the rex manor and sterling estates neighborhood. it's similar in age to line 132 and like san bruno, in a similar densely-populated, high consequence area. >> you were not aware there was a pipeline? >> not really. i've seen the crews here but didn't get the information. >> reporter: now that you know? >> kind of scary. >> scary enough he brought his wife to a pg&e informational meeting tonight. next month pg&e will fill the pipeline with water under high pressure to see if it might burst. >> if during the test the pipeline doesn't meet standards, we'll cut out and replace the pipe completely. >> what are you hoping will be done? >> that they'll find out that it's safe and i can rest. >> reporter: it could cost as much as half a million dollars to do this testing. so who pays for it? >> we still don't know who's going to cover the costs going forward. >> reporter: pg&e says this is the beginning of planned testing of 150 miles of pipeline in the bay area. live in mountain view, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu

. >> an 800-year-old manor house, skeet shooting, surfing and drinking games. >> at one stage, one ofe and demanded he put it on. >> any strippers? >> no. clarence house is very quick to insist that absolutely no one externally came in to the stag party. that's their way of saying there were no strippers or burlesque dancers. >> william, still tight-lipped. >> did you have a sore head at the end of the day? >> again, there, you're not going to get me. >> and now we hear that william will arrive on a white horse. does this answer the big question? sister pippa, mother carrol and designer who cut kate's dress for her first post-engagement appearance. is she making the wedding dress, too? finally one more word about the stag party. they played a drinking game called "the post-it note game." you write the name of a famous person on a note and stick it on your friend's head and they stuck the queen's name on william's head and apparently it took him ages to figure out who it was. nick watt, abc news london. >> pretty tame game, considering, for a bachelor party. >> just like my bachelor pa

almost as if the girl from the humble origin to the manor born. >> we all held our breath a little biton. a little -- >> they got stuck. one of those little hitches that make it so divine to watch. have he's said all along, he doesn't like jewelry. he does wear a watch there his mother. he knew he would not have a ring. >> she is a manly kind of a guy. he doesn't want anything metro. >> the two of them. the affectionate looks throughout they gave to each other. >> the whole body language was a comfortable, emotional bond. great chemistry. the real sense that they're friends and know each other in a way that charles and die can that didn't. they only met 13 times before they got married. it was all about diane that's anxiety to try to please him. kate wanted to be beautiful for him but they were sharing it. they have known each other and loved each other for a long time. >> they have. when they turned by you going to buckingham palace, that was quite a moment, too, the roar we heard, even from here. >> it was gigantic. it was deafening if here. i have a couple of moments. when kate gets

yellow spray paint marks one of the lines and runs under the shoreline golf ridges and into the rex manorand estates neighborhood. >> i think it's something that should have been taken care of a long time ago. >> now, pg&e held an informational meeting last night. >> the high-pressured tests are scheduled for next month. pg&e says if the pipeline does not meet standards, it will be completely replaced. >>> the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote today on a plan -- on a ban of plastic bags. "mercury news" says they've been conferring this ban for a few years. it would not be enforced at restaurant, fat-food chains or non-profit groups. alameda and snow counties are considering their own bans. >>> seven people in new york city face charges for a sword fight in a sikh temple. they were arraigned yesterday. the dispute is also being -- -- is being debated. >>> in just an hour, the playoff sharks' tickets go on sale. >> they score! the sharks win the series in overtime! >> really exciting. they beat the kings 3-2. they won three games in overtime. now, the sharks face detroit or

an 800-year-old manor house. skeet shooting. surfing.f them pulled out a chest wig and a hairpiece. and insisted he put that on. hijinks, royal style. >> reporter: any strippers? >> no, clarence house was very quick to make sure no one externally was allowed in. i think that's their way of saying there were no strippers. or burlesque dancers. >> reporter: william, still tight lipped. >> did you have a sore head at the end of it? >> again, you're not getting anything out of me. >> reporter: there's wedding obsession. even "saturday night live" joined in. >> i played at very important national events before. >> and changed the words of "candle in the wind" again. >> boo-hoo. ♪ like a candle in the wind >> reporter: sir elton john, a wedding guest, too. oh, a surprise guest. kate's invited her first flame, a young chap named william. and now we hear william will arrive on a white horse. finally, does this answer the big question? sister pippa, mother carol, designer alice temperly. who cut kate's dress for her first post-engagement appearan

the middletons will not be to the manor born. but kate grew up with privilege.ey're friendly. >> reporter: but kate's life became more posh, when her parents launched a successful, party-planning business. they moved to the upscale town of buckleby, when she was 13. and kate, younger sister pippa and older brother, james, attended the school. >> there, she would be going in with other people in william's circle. and going to the university like he did. >> reporter: all according to plan. carole middleton, encouraging her daughter to land the prince. >> it is a family on the make, it is said. >> reporter: so much so, the middleton girls are known as the wisteria sisters, being fragrant enwith the ability to climb. kate landon on prince william's radar. ordinarily, it would be extraordinary for someone of kate's background to meet the prince. >> reporter: kate was on the road to the palace, all-being a long, winding one that would take two breakups and eight years. she got to know the ways of william's world. >> i got to know the ropes. but now, i'm willing to lea