. >> a security camera in west yorkshire, england, caught a rainy day.ound this video at the express online. you've got a guy heading to get something out of the trunk of his car or as they say in england, the boot. just a normal day. but watch. >> oh! >> holy cow. he just dodged a lightning bolt. >> you're exactly right, gayle. the lightning bolt hit four seconds after 55-year-old bernard williams walked away from the trunk of his car. the lightning bolt hit the willow tree that's just behind this little parking lot. it sent a ten-foot piece of that tree flying toward the trunk of the car where bernard williams was standing. >> wow, imagine if he took just an extra four seconds. >> that ten-foot piece of wood from that tree shattered the back windshield an his wife, allison, was just about to turn into this little parking lot outside of their home and saw this happen. >> it would have knocked him into the car had that hit him. >> did he go out and buy a lottery ticket after this? >> if he didn't, he probably should have. he said that as he was walking,

travelling in the coming weeks north to inverness, south to the channel islands, west to wales and to the coast of yorkshireplus many other places in between. also this year, there are to be more roadshows than ever before, so there's much in store and i'm sure many surprises to come, as we begin our journey here in cornwall. the one feature that totally dominates the skyline at truro, is the cathedral. whichever way you approach the city; by road, rail or up river by boat, it's by far the most dominant local landmark. and rather like the great cathedral at chartres, it can be seen for many miles around. it appears to be a medieval church. in fact, it was only completed in 1910. but in cornwall, it's the sea and the rivers that feed into it which have influenced every aspect of local life. it's never a particularly good idea to be on the losing side, but that's what happened to truro during the civil war when it paid for its royalist sympathies by losing control of the river which links it to the sea at falmouth. falmouth's ascendancy was later broken by law, but to this day, the mayor truro regularly beats