marlene talking about his enthusiasm. he said that is wonderful.a fellow in ghana can get the latest news and talk to someone half the world away. it is such an exciting time. i thought this man lives and breathes news, communication and connecting people. >> marlene, we saw the pictures "man on the moon." that was a moment we marked 40 years ago. what did that moment mean to walter? >> it meant everything to walter. as a matter of fact, i heard you ask before what the greatest story, you asked about walter opining on the greatest story he ever covered. he often said it was that, man's landing on the moon because it was our escape from our environment. and an opportunity to discover a new world. >> marlene, unfortunately, i need to stop right there. we are out of time. i thank you so

i have marlene. so you have a small-business? yes, i own a physical and occupational therapy place in pennsylvania. >> or talk about the idea of t.a.r.p. funds going to the sba to bolster loans. you feel about that? is a good idea to give. >> i feel it's a great idea because a lot of small businesses are hurting. a lot of them are closing up. i feel small businesses make up this country, and you note with the large businesses, losing or downsizing, they are accepting the small businesses and inserting us greatly. so we need some kind of hell. >> have you applied for a small-business loan? smacked no. >> would you find money would come from t.a.r.p. funds? cement i have that small that i don't really need it. in my capacity and everything else. but i know there's a lot of people out there that do need it to maintain their businesses. but no. spectacularly much the best of luck to you with your business, marlene. and we're going to continue following what's happening with the sba and how these loans are moving forward. check us out

now marlene jones can stop sleeping with a gun under her pillow. >> my mind can be put at ease, and cherokee county can be put at ease that they have actually got the right person. >> reporter: not the victims' families. their grieving has just begun. mark strassmann, cbs news, gaffney, south carolina. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. in sports, they're about to be sold. just how much are the chicago cubs and wrigley field worth? >>> here's a look at weather in some cities around the country. new york, afternoon storms, 79. miami, late day thunder, 93. chicago, 74. denver, 97. los angeles, 80 degrees. >>> time now for a check on the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows a line of storm clouds fanning across the high plains and northern rockies. the west coast is nice and clear. skies are generally gray across much of the deep south. it's a clear morning from the lower midwest to the mid-atlantic coastline. later today, thunderstorms will be developing over much of the northeast. it will remain gray and wet along much of the gulf coast. afternoon storms will r

. >> straight out to marlene schiavo, on the story from the very beginning.a coroner's jury hands down the cause of death. what happened? >> the cause of death today, nancy, at the coroner's inquest determined it was a homicide by ligature strangulation. there were no drugs found in the system. originally they said they were not going to do an inquest, then they decided to and there were no drugs in the system which is kind of huge. >> and video of the mistress, the alleged mistress, emerges. we have the video. here she is. here's the high school friend of coleman's wife. sent apparently out to the cousin of sherry coleman, an attorney who's filed the wrongful death lawsuit. enrico, this was apparently one of her friends. all of this over that? here's the video. >> i -- i hope you're not expecting me to comment on that. i can't explain it, nancy. >> you know what, you're right. you're right. there is no way to explain it but i can ask you this. not only are you her cousin and very, very close cousin i might add, to sherry, and very close to the two little boy

perfectly suited for each other. >> what did you think, marlene? >> they're perfectly suited.portant after we met her. she's perfect. >> and she has a perfect name. very easy. you guys have had to make adjustments in the house. now you call her kelly girl? >> kelly girl or baby doll. >> see, that works. do your friends have to call you something different so you don't confuse each other? >> our friends have our nicknames. some friends call me kells or something like that. we can tell by tones pretty much who's talking to who. >> my dad calls me kell-kell. >> kids in the future. >> yeah. we definitely want to have kids. >> kelly. not kelly. >> why? how much fun would that be? >> i don't know. >> we wish you the best of luck. we want to congratulate you on your engagement and thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> this is for you. roses for kellys. >> that's so sweet. >> now we'll come back -- when you get married, you're going to talk about money and figure out your finances. it could lead to bickering. we'll show you how to talk about money with your honey when we

just a few days ago, with kathy cronkite and marlene adler at his bedside, i took his hand and whisperediling." his eyes lit up, and he smiled. i recited a positive women only slight modification because i wanted to make it more personal . and kathy asked me to share it with you. so with apologies to john maysfield, i looked at walter and said, you must go out to the sea again, to the lonely sea and sky, and all you ask of the tall ship and a star is nearby. and the wheels kick and the winds saw and the white sail shaking, and a gray mist on the sea's face and the gray dawn breaking. you must go down to the sea again for the call of the running tide is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied. and all ask you for is a windy day with a white clouds flying. excuse me. i'm getting a little rough here with me. oh, yes, and the flung spray and the bloom spew and the seagulls crying. you must go down to the sea again to the vagrant gypsy's life and the whale's way. and the wind's like a wetted knife, and all you ask for is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover and a quiet sleep

. >> marlene, i unfortunately need to stop there. unfortunately we're out of time. i want to thank you so much. i apologize for your reflecting. as we end the program tonight, we want to end the program tonight with the words of the man in his day was the most trusted name in news. >> a press corps of 500 and we of television and radio standing by and the top rocket colonel john glenn standing by. man on the moon. >> the eagle has landed. >> boy. >> we're going to be busy for a moment. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> if you're just joining us tornts, this is ac 360, john king sitting in for anderson. sad news. millions of americans from all over the country and walks of life. may have shared little in common except for this. everybody weeknight at 7:00 p.m., they invited walter cronkite into their homes to sit down with them, tell them the news. tonight at 7:42 eastern time, walter cronkite left us, died at his home in new york, family at his side. he was 92. i grew up watching him. so did anderson who remembered him this way. >> for so long, for so many o

. >> marlene, we saw the pictures, man on the

. >>> if you need inspiration in your jop search, we've found it in marlene graham. she did our "30 second pitch" on air back in march. she had lost her job in atlanta. she was a victim of downsizing but all her networking and class-taking and volunteering paid off. this week she is starting her new job as an information technology analyst. here's her best advice for job seekers. >> the best advice is pretty much to -- to stay focused, to be positive. not to depend on any one job search tactic. don't just go to job boards. don't sit back and wait for jobs to come to you. and the best advice is that network. networking, networking, networking. >> that's fantastic. >>> one more success story, another "30 second pitch," contessa tucksen is on the job thanks to a contact who saw her here on cnn. she's working for a major company as an operational audit manager. >>> now, if you want to be part of our pitch, go to our website cnn.com/kyra or tweet us at kyracnn. a great idea. being able to get out there and use all the networking you can to get a new job. >>> rather, let's

just a few days ago with kathy cronkite and marlene adler at his bedside, i took his hand and whisperedhad us eyes lit up and he smiled. i recited a poem with only slight modification because i wanted to make it more personal and kathy asked me to share it with you. so with apologies to john maysfield, i looked at walter and said -- you must go out to the sea again, to the lonely sea and sky, and all you ask is a star ship and a star to serve by. and the wheels kick and the wind song and the white sails shaking and a gray mist on the sea's face and a gray dawn breaking. you must go down to the sea again for the call of the willing tide is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied. and all you ask for is a windy day with the white clouds flying. excuse me. oh, yes, and the flung spray and the blooms spew and the eagles crying. you must go to the sea again to a vagrant gypsy's life in the whale's way and the wind is like a whetted knife and all you ask for is a merry yarn from laughing rover and quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trip is over. good sailing, walter. slic