catherine howard, golden gate park preservation alliance. i love the arboretum. i was a member, and as a landscape architecture student, i in turn there, but i oppose the fee. it is part of a short-sighted policy of monetizing our parks. because of this, the people of san francisco are losing golden gate park. first, the teagarden was closed. then the conservatory of flowers. if the sfpuc has their way, we will lose 40 acres to a water treatment factory with 30-foot tall buildings. in addition, there are plans to pave over meadows in golden gate park with artificial turf. the beach challis soccer complex will also expand the concrete paving asphalt and install 10 banks of city lights in this wild area of the park right next to ocean beach. imagine going down to the beach to see the sunset, and the lights go on. it will be like the mother ship landing. what will be left of golden gate park in the future? will future generations be able to enjoy nature and park land, or will golden gate park's be turned into a series of gaited tourist and revenue-generating attract

catherine of aragon, the marriage which ended in divorce and the hapless 15-year-old catherine howardeen. >> instead of having a mid-life crisis and buying a porsche he took a younger woman and beheaded her. she preferred to be with young, handsome men. >> reporter: her ghost still haunts the gallery of the palace. wife number six was catherine parr, a former lady in waiting. >> at least she didn't lose her head. >> reporter: in the past, princesses were political pawns in the marriage game, but this catherine is marrying for love and she may be a bit of a game-changer. you are the author of several novels including "the other boleyn girl" and "the red queen." good morning to you. >> thank you for having me. nice place you have here. >> great view here. let's talk about the abbey. there is a tremendous amount of royal history there. the queen mother was married there, the queen herself was married there, william's uncle andrew and aunt ann as well. what does it mean to the family? why do you think this couple chose the abbey? >> i think what was important is when the queen mother marr