driving from long beach airport right now, paul vercammen. we're going to start with paul.u're on the road driving. you saw the mayor. paul, are you there? can you hear us, paul? wlets go to corinne wynter standing by patiently. what's happening? looks like the best i've ever seen on the 405 ever. >> reporter: i know. you can hear a pin drop. you sound disappointed but this is a good thing. you can't underestimate how huge this undertaking is. a $1 billion structure and all the warnings have great, we don't have the traffic nightmare some were insinuating. not that things didn't go well, they worked out well. we don't want to celebrate too early, because it is early in the weekend. we don't know what could happen tomorrow or monday morning, although things are expected to open up then. here's the short and sweet update from california transportation officials. they say things are moving ahead re well. all the construction crewing behind me, tat all day long. to put it in perspective, don, they're knocking down a portion of the bridge. not the whole thing. just the south sid

reporter paul vercammen is live with how they spent their first evening. >> reporter: well hopefully bed and sleeping, because they had a busy day. the royal newlyweds are bringing all that newlywed glow. they headed to technology leaders, that was followed with a reception with the governor. police have warned the paparazzi to stay off neighbors property. earlier in the day, the cambridges are they are called wrapped up a nine day tour of canada with much pomp and circumstance in alberta. but first, william and katherine dawned cowboy hats to kick off the annual calvary stampede. on saturday, william will get on his own high horse at the polo club to play in a polo match. >> william grew up playing polo. he was watching it before he could ride. he was watching it, before he was on a horse he had started playing it. he's played with the best players in the world, so he would have learned from them. and of course his father, coaching him. >> reporter: kate will not play but she will give out the trophy to the winner. we'll see if her husband can conquer the game of kings. the paparazz

reporter paul vercammen is live with how they spent their first evening. >> reporter: well hopefully're in bed and sleeping, because they had a busy day. the royal newlyweds are bringing all that newlywed glow. they headed to technology leaders, that was followed with a reception with the governor. police have warned the paparazzi to stay off neighbors property. earlier in the day, the cambridges are they are called wrapped up a nine day tour of canada with much pomp and circumstance in alberta. but first, william and katherine dawned cowboy hats to kick off the annual calvary stampede. on saturday, william will get on his own high horse at the polo club to play in a polo match. >> william grew up playing polo. he was watching it before he could ride. he was watching it, before he was on a horse he had started playing it. he's played with the best players in the world, so he would have learned from them. and of course his father, coaching him. >> reporter: kate will not play but she will give out the trophy to the winner. we'll see if her husband can conquer the game of kings. the pa