and cuz valentine is in the bowl holt industrial zone, the thermal images help us, you convince local authorities and companies to make changes. because industrial areas are quite literally hot. sparks. anyone who knows industrial areas knows that they have many parking lots and a lot of wide road for the trucks and lots of stationary vehicles. there's a lot of space that's simply covered with asked out, which also means there's a lot of potential to change things. with rising temperatures, the heat in these areas increasing the effects of people who work here to in germany, around 56 years of nature and countryside and lost every day. that's the size of $76.00 football fields. the government had aimed to reduce this video to 32 by 2020 . that's now being postponed to 2030. his wild plant bed was only planted in the spring, and valentine is here to meet business owner, cotton, charlotte, and gardner t o crunched him very good to see the plants of already made a difference of my own. let's see what the airplane broader the rhetoric is, the hotter it is, the highest we've here here. her

down on the ground. anchor valentine is in the bowl holt industrial zone. the thermal images help to convince local authorities and companies to make changes because industrial areas are quite literally hot spots. anyone who knows industrial areas knows that they have many parking lot and a lot of wide road for the trucks and lots of stationary vehicles. there's a lot of space that's simply covered with asked out, which also means there's a lot of potential to change things. with the rising temperatures, the heat in these areas increasingly affects the people who work here to in germany, around 56 years of nature and countryside and lost every day. that's the size of $76.00 football fields. the government had aim to reduce this big. it's a 30 hectic by 2020. that's now being postponed to 2030. his wild plant bed was only planted in the spring, and valentine is here to meet business owner, cotton sharlack, and gardner t o crunched in long livery to see the plants of already made a difference of my own. let's see what the airplane brought it. the rhetoric is

. >>> and from the couple that's been chained together since valentine's day, to nik wallenda's next high-wire walk, to big news for diana ross fans. ♪ i'm coming up, got to let it show ♪ >> all the trending stories this friday morning. >> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> and good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew deemberg. >> we begin with the deadly shooting rampage in arizona. police near phoenix say man drove to eight different locations, randomly shooting at people on streets and along highways. >> when it was over, 12 people were injured and one person was killed. now investigators are trying to figure out what led to this shooting spree. >> reporter: this morning, a massive investigation under way in the wake of a shooting spree that left at least a dozen people injured and one man dead. >> we don't know what the motive was. we don't have an idea of what this person was thinking when he went out and did this. >> reporter: the first shooting was reported just before noon on thorough. the suspect allegedly opening fire on a car. then two more vict

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¿y quÉ tiene que decir el gallo elizalde de la herencia de valentÍn?del "minuto saludable". doctor juan, las vacunas estÁn siendo efectivas, pero las personas siguen preocupadas por estas variantes. un estudio hablaba de que las personas que ya habÍan tenido coronavirus y se vacunaban podrÍan crear inmunidad de por vida. ¿quÉ hay de cierto en esto? doctor juan: karla, solamente escuchÉ la Última parte de lo que estabas diciendo, pero sÉ que estabas hablando de la inmunidad.esto me lo preguntan todos los dÍas: ¿por cuÁnto tiempo vamos a tener inmunidad? oigan, en ciencia y en medicina hay cosas que no se saben a ciencia cierta hasta que pasa mÁs tiempo, hasta que tenemos los estudios. por ahora, lo que podemos decir es que las personas que se vacunaron, la mayorÍa van a tener algÚn tipo de inmunidad por lo menos por seis a ocho meses. en tÉrminos de las personas que les dio el coronavirus, es importante que usted sepa que la recomendaciÓn es que se ponga la vacuna. por ejemplo, hablando de esta nueva cepa delta, las personas vacunadas con dos dosis de p

and valentine is here to meet business owner, cotton sharlack, and gardner t o crunched him warm. never to see the plants of already made a difference of my own. let's see what the airplane broader the rhetoric is, the hotter it is, the highest we're here. here's the bed. oh yeah. oh yes, nice in blue, no money. i understand. you might think it's the effect of summer passing. the cooling effect is still really big compared to the street, which is bright red, not a water. it was worth it. i can, yes. are there any other places where you think you could change a couple of things? yeah, yes. one problem is that our office buildings are quite warm and even more so on the production floor. sharlack is a medium size family business that produces machinery and temperatures outside your extreme welding can make the workplace seem like a furnace. courage malik wants to change that this is high when it's really hot. employees have the option of starting an hour earlier and leaving earlier in the afternoon working conditions, one thing. but if greener, industrial zones can reduce heat analys

it is our christmas, valentines, every holiday rolled into one. and we lived for it. >>> a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. stern grove welcomes perfume genius who is headlining the concert with san francisco native mahogany hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00 this afternoon. reservations are required and they are free. head to the stern grove website. >>> oakland is continuing pride celebrations. yesterday businesses were featured. the indoor outdoor space was filled with vendors, merchants and nonprofits to support lgbtq communities. black pride say the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it is reuniting communities with one another and an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to do this in a while. >> oakland park pride partnered with the parks and recreation for several other events that will continue today including eight queer kickball and slayers all. tickets are available. >>> today is national hiv testing day. yes

but voila, she was born on valentine's day. >> two big brothers had preceded her.aturally it was julie who became an all star -- she grew into a beautiful dancer, and a remarkable lady with the kindest of ice. >> and that is how she met sam hair. who like julie, was a student at orange coast college. sam struggled a bit in school, julie would help him out. >> she told me about sam, he's like a big teddy bear and you know he is always nice to everybody and so we get together at his place. a lot of times. sam was a war veteran heave who fought in its ghana stan. and he moved to california after three years overseas. sam lived across the street from her in an apartment complex. >> it wasn't a dorm, but i would call it a college dorm. >> sam's good friend reuben often hung out there. >> the pull side always had people drinking, and having fun at the pool but despite a surroundings sam was focused. >> he seemed more responsible, like he had more of a plan on where he was going. it wasn't just cruising on his -- just having fun, getting drunk every day or anything. >> ra

it is our christmas, valentine's, every holiday rolled into one. >>> a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. stern grove welcomes perfume genius who is headlining the concert with san francisco native honey mahogany hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00. reservations are required and they are free. had to stern grove website to register. >>> oakland is continuing the pride celebrations. yesterday queer businesses were featured and in expo. the indoor outer space was filled with vendors, merchants, and nonprofits that support lgbtq communities. organization is from oakland black pride see the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it is reuniting our communities with one another and an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to do this in a while. >> oakland black pride partnered with the parks and recreation department for several other events it will continue today including a queer kickball tournament and the slayers all. tickets are still available online. >>> today's natio

and valentine is here to meet business owner, cotton sharlack, and gardner t. o crunched in livery to see the plants of already made a difference of my own. let's see what the airplane brought us. the rhetoric is the hotter it is the highest we hear here. here's the bed. oh yes, nice and blue. no money. i understand, you might think it's the effect of summer passing, but the cooling effect is still really big. like let's compare it to the street, which is bright red. now, what if it was worth it? i can, yes. are there any other places where you think you could change a couple of things? yeah, yes. one problem is that our office buildings are quite warm and even more so on the production floor. sharlack is a medium sized family business that produces machinery and temperatures outside your extreme welding can make the workplace seem like a furnace currency. bolick wants to change that high when it's really hot. employees have the option of starting an hour earlier and leaving earlier in the afternoon working conditions, one thing. but if greener, industrial zone

thank you. valentine, also convinced the young entrepreneur to invest in a green roof. the 140 square meter flat roof is well suited to provide natural cooling right next to the factory. and it's great that something like this is possible and these sorts of buildings will hold is one to 10 pilot municipalities amy to transform new industrial states as response to climate change. the way it's going to be a modular system in another like these boxes click together with just some matting underneath, kissed and the boxes will be lined up one after the other. your photo, it's easy to see the advantage you normally rainwater would flow right into the drain. but this system can retain 20 liters of rainwater per square meter, so that will provide additional cooling. because the mission that shows the gravel here is $29.00 degrees even with cloud cover. i even dc plant 3 degrees to let me you know, of course it would be ideal if there were greenery everywhere. we'll have to speak to the neighbors again. don't have to monitor on a vehicle, then it would have an effect on the stre

so we came down for valentine's day, it was my birthday on valentine's day, we came down in februaryhere had been a lot of drilling and sounds from up from the roof, from the roof. >> that later on we found out it was building. but when we came again, it's june and that work is still going on. so either it's a very large project or something is gone. we thought that was one. talking to some of the other residents, they were saying that when they built the building next door, it created a lot of swaying in our building. >> there was a new building. >> they'll have to figure that out. >> i heard your segment earlier and one of the things that i guess angers me or frustrates me is, we shouldn't have to go to bed worried if our building is going to fall. we live in a high rise back in new jersey. she's afraid. she's -- you know, afraid right now. she works in the city. she's afraid that those are things that we have to take into account now. how are we going to manage this. >> you've got context, also. this is the only one we've ever seen. we have to find out why. i'm sure there's going

it was our christmas, our valentine's, every holiday rolled into one and we lived for it. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. welcomes perfume genius who is headlining today's concert with san francisco native honey no hogny hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00 this afternoon. reservations are required but it's free. you can just head to stern grove's website to register. >>> tokeland is continuing pride celebrations. the indoor/outdoor space was filled with vendors, merchants and non-profits. organizers from oakland black pride say the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it's reuniting our communities with one another and also like an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to do this in a while. >> oakland black pride is partnered with the city's parks and recreation department for several other events that will continue today, including a queer kick ball tournament and the slayers ball. t

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valentin, resembling gagarin, confides in him that the others refer to them as the plural of the firstll-fated space traveler. that fear is borne out when one of the cosmonaut candidates dies and training. the main character bears the emotional burden of the cause not's death -- cosmonaut's death it has an emotional breakdown. he recovers in time to prepare for the launch. the director makes an explicit critique of the soviet system. the moral burden of his work takes its toll in his mental health. garamond uses the character as a surrogate for all those who participated in falsely building the credibility for the ussr while knowing the cost. these are the characters written about in space mythology. i will combine the next films into one because they are very similarly devoted to simple point of view. the first one is gagarin: first in space. these are first-person accounts on human spaceflight in the 1960's and avoid the in-depth examination of the context of events. gagarin: first in space has a running time of precisely 108 minutes, the duration of gagarin's flight. it reinforces a

so we came down for valentine's day. it's my birthday on valentine's day. we came down in february.een a lot of drilling and sounds from up from the roof. >> above. >> from above. >> we thought it was the penthouse doing work. >> right. later on, we found it was the building. but now, when we came again, you know, it's june and that work's still going on. so, it's either a very large project or something's going on. so we thought that was one. talking to some of the other residents, they said that the building -- when they built the building next door, they created a lot of, like, swaying in our building. >> there is a new building adjacent to the building. >> that was never there. >> they are going to have to figure that out. >> i heard your segment earlier. and one of the things that, i guess, angers me or frustrates me is we shouldn't have to go to bed worried if our building's going to fall, right? that's not what happens in this country. and that -- that scares us. we live in a high rise, back in new jersey. she's afraid. she's, you know, afraid right now. she works in the city

the last film show is notjust a big valentine to the wondrous nature of cinema, it�*s also a love letter relics now from a bygone age. i would say there are absolutely very, very few. and sadly, they are all being turned into either supermarkets or shops, the single—screen culture is more or less gone. the last film show, which is beautifully photographed, hit all the right notes at tribeca. it was just the kind of movie the audience wanted to see at this moment in time — coming out of their homes after being isolated because of covid—19, to express their affection for cinema by watching a film all about one boy�*s passion for the movies. the film has become an invitation to return to cinema, because now quite a few festivals around the world are calling us. "we heard about this movie, can we have it in china, south korea, can we do the opening?" so that feels really good. if we can raise that hope in this dark time, we feel positive, but the pure reaction i have got is that we feel good and we really needed this. that brings this edition of talking movies, where we have been looking bac

counterpart brought up human rights and the rest of the russian opposition activists, alex, they know, valentine, put and refused to mention the name of the man in question. now, this person knew that he was violating russian law. he should have recognized this as a twice convicted felon. blessed as it was doing was literally made in small steps were made on nuclear arms control. and both sides agreed to return the ambassadors off that they were withdrawn earlier this year in a series of tit for tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsion lawmakers in europe. we're relieved to see a shift in tone with an emphasis on mutual cooperation for those who believe in the diplomatic solution of international conflicts. and what we saw yesterday from geneva, it's encouraging. and from the german and european best perspective, i think it's important to hear that was really book russia and us were caught on the and i'm controlled. the 2 countries planned to hold further talks in the future . the progress on the main issues seemed a long way off football now and the euros are in full swing. denmark is getting rea

a russian court has outlawed political organizations linked to jailed opposition leader alexis valentine, labeling them as extremist. it means that these allies won't be allowed to run in september's parliamentary elections, to palestinian intelligence, been killed by writing forces during an incursion image of janine and the occupied westbank. a 3rd, palestinian was injured me and mouths, opposed to william leader unsung suit. she has been charged with corruption. she faces up to 15 years in jail suit. she's being accused of misusing lambs for a charitable foundation, as well as accepting money and go military has already bought a series of criminal charges against her since taking power. she's been detained since our government was overthrown in a coup. in february demonstrations had been held in columbia as capital after protest leaders called on people to take over budget. unrest began after president even do k proposed tax reforms. in april, that plan was withdrawn, but protest to continue done, turn into a cold and deep rooted inequalities. human rights watch has criticized the pol

it was valentine's day. some students, it wasn't unexpected. i had already plan like what i would do if the shooting would happen because i was surprised that it happened that all a few years ago when the shooting happened that the for a lot of the airport they said to always look dead. if there's something else to do, you go under somebody that has passed. so i had always told myself, i can't go out the window and that's what i would do. so i didn't leave eastman had just finished the presentation on hate groups. when the government began firing into the classroom, she took cover under her presentation partner nicholas, who had been shot and killed. as soon as he saw, i just followed his every body movement and went underneath him and laid there. at that moment i just be talking to god and telling him i don't want to feel, i just want to be fast. i remember laying there and looking at the floor waiting for foot dead. so i knew and to hold my breath because i didn't want the shooter to see me breathing and alive. i went to like i was dead and i

use this i know, realizing they can get more out of the bins, but just for income or to martinez. valentine, yellow and other villages i taught how to extract oil and butter from cocoa until now she was unaware of the opportunities in processing the beans. well, i don't for myself, before the surgeon local processing activities, all the beans is sold off the harvest by the men. they kept the money. but with this transformation, we too are getting additional income to support ourselves and the family. the coca oil she extract is used for cooking and cost more than other cooking oiled. cocoa butter is also an important buy product which the country used to import from the same cocoa beans it exports. the newly acquired skill is expected to drastically reduce the import of finished cocoa project, usually brought in at a higher cost. despite the inward looking me just if you expect out from the world's biggest cocoa producer to fall instead of issues are hoping to boost production far beyond the over 2000000 tons harvested in 2020 it rece. i'll just either be john. ah, well, as you know, it's n

when emily, what's at stake here from valentine, supporters and organization? well, essentially, this extremism label would make the work of nevada. these 3 organizations essentially impossible. it could mean that anyone involved with the organization, as you said, could face jail sentences. and we've already seen the consequences even of the threat of the extremism label, because 37 offices across russia, a network of nevada, and these offices as already had to close ahead of this verdict. and the dangerous thing about this extremism label is we don't really know how it will be used. so it could mean that essentially anyone who even posted the symbols of nevada, these organizations on social media, for example, or re posted on one of his anti corruption investigations, could face a fine or up to 15 days in prison. and his allies have said that they have no illusions that this is the final attempt to dismantle their structure as across the country. okay, i'd like to talk about why the crack don't. it's happening now in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at ho

but just for him to model valentine, yellow and other villages i taught toki, extract all and butter from coco until now she was unaware of the opportunities in processing the beans. while i was on my cell before the surgeon local processing activities, all the beans is sold off the harvest by the men. they kept the money. but with this transformation, we too are getting additional income to support ourselves and the family. the cook oil she extract is used for cooking and cost more than other cooking oils. cocoa butter. it's also an important buy product which the country used to import from the same cocoa beans it export. the newly acquired skill is expected to drastically reduce the import of finished coke product, usually brought in at a high cost. despite the inward looking measures, if you expect output from the world's biggest cocoa produce at a fall instead of issues or hoping to boost production far beyond the over 2000000 tons harvested in 2020. how many res? algebra i b. john the news? well, it is now time to sport and his piece of the thank you. thank you very much. we'll

if you would just tell us about this drug, what it does and why it presents hope for suffers a valentine's. thanks for having me, nick. by all means. so had you can't imagine is monoclonal antibody, which when injected into the veins, circulation the blood goes into the brain and removes the amyloid plaque from the brain. tumors. disease is defined by the presence of amyloid plaques in the brain and towel base tangles in the brain. so this remove this drug removes one of the capital logical elements of the disease. the controversy surrounding the drug however, is, does not make a difference, doesn't produce a clinical impact on the patients. right? and even the f d, a said is any, seems reasonably likely to benefit out time as patients and many experts morning that green lighting the drug could, could set a dangerous precedent. well, it's true meal. some people have claimed that maybe the f d a has more standards in approving a strong. i don't think so. there is a pathway for approval with one positive drug study, which then needs to be supported by other data. and that's the approach biog

it was our christmas, our valentine's.oliday rolled into one. >> every holiday rolled into one. >>> oakland is celebrating pride with a special expo feature queer run and owned businesses. more than 60 businesses are in are at the room in jingle town. the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it's reuniting our communities with one another. and also an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to be here in a while. >> reporter: oakland black pride has also partnered with the city's parks and recreation department for several other events that will continue tomorrow, including a kickball tournament and the slayer's ball. tickets for all of that still online and available right now. >>> a health fair focused on hiv testing in honor of pride month. the oakland lgbtq community center set up free screenings along with covid-19 vaccines and blood pressure checks. attendees got the chance to learn more about a pilot program that was just developed during the pandemic

they don't have valentine's day merchandise or easter merchandise, a fourth of july banner it's not ait gives them staying power and amazing pricing power. really, though, rh is like no other retail as freedman puts it, quote, all you need to do is walk a mall to notice most retail stores are archaic windowless boxes that lack any window sense of humanity there is no fresh air, plants die and it can't be a good environment for humans, either, end quote. the store seems to be too limiting i know gary calls them galleries. i regard them as palaces, restaurants. i think it implies too little with all the incredible spaces they've developed, places to eat, and you can just insta the heck out of these things rh rents out docks to rent rh would get three stars, everyone else zero they are experiences, they are dreamy, they are the type of spaces that are like fabulous writing. you know it when you read it and with the location for next year, they'll enhance the story. this is a place that offers amazing goods, stuff that should be priced like lamborghinis, instead it's priced like a vw. it'

counterpart brought up human rights and the rest of the russian opposition activists, alex, they know, valentine person refused to mention the name of the man in question. at the last one, this person knew that he was violating russian law. he should have recognized this as a twice convicted felon. was doing that was lovely meeting because it small steps were made on nuclear arms control. and both sides agreed to return the ambassadors off that they were withdrawn earlier this year in a series of tit for tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsion. lawmakers in europe were relieved to see a shift in tone with an emphasis on mutual cooperation. for those who believe in the diplomatic solution of international conflicts and what we saw yesterday from geneva, it's encouraging and from the german and european best perspective, i think it's important to hear that was really book russia and us were caught on the and i'm controlled the 2 countries planned to hold further talks in the future . the progress on the main issues seems a long way off. watching the news still come back in action, denmark phrase be

just given birth to his his first daughter and he lost his mother on the very same day and it was valentine's day to boot and he goes of course to north dakota one of the really interesting things if you count the days these in north dakota, he actually goes back quite a lot, you know. he wants to see his daughter he wants to get back to alice and he loves new york too as much as he's a westerner. he's also a new yorker foremost so that that ranching trip is back and forth and it's a conflicted one between getting over the trauma of his life to making sure that he takes care of his responsibilities. um here here's a last question from the audience dwayne and milwaukee asks did ever reconcile with taft. and oh and a second one here from caroline in brisbane, australia. you've got an international audience where think of the time zones. we're covering here caroline asks, where did roosevelt like to holiday the most and what place in the us? did he gain the most joy and rejuvenation from start with the reconciliation with taft? so i mean both of those are stupendous questions the first one in te

from valentine, my, i attended a ceremony at the russian german russian museum in his speech di, my address criticism from former soviet republics like ukraine and batteries, that there are millions of victims in world war 2 were neglected by germany in the commemoration activities. president diner warned that acts of remembrance, if not carried out carefully, could themselves lead to new divisions. if you love me, i was as organ does the light for i am very concerned that the painful history we are remembering today is increasingly becoming a source of alienation in itself than the bricks. when our view of history reduced to a single perspective, then there was no longer an exchange about the different perspectives of a historical event. all sorts of i got such an exchange is rejected entirely and safe to drive them in. history can be rewritten as an instrument, the new conflict, forms of resentment does believe that we must not allow history to be weaponized. so that's right. what i'm joined now by d. w. political correspondent in manuel shies, i manuel. good to see you again. and what is

we continued the momentum weet at holiday through a strong valentine's day and mother's day. we did exceed our q1 numbers and raised our guidance for the year we also reflected guidance f a strong q2. we're really investing to try to get more than our fair share of the market demand. the jewelry category is up, some tailwinds from stimulus and tax refunds but our plan is working. we're seeing great results behind our connected commerce strategy, our banner differentiation, our acceleration into service, and we're leading digital commerce in the jewelry. >> e-commerce up more than 110% year over year as well i know that's something you doubled down on in the pandemic. how much of that continues to stay versus people going into malls, going into stores and increases in brick and mortar foot traffic >> well, i think the pandemic has changed customer shopping behavior forever we're seeing a lot more customers come to us online, even if not to purchase, to look at selection, to become educated we added during the pandemic more than 700 virtual jewelry skull ants we now have google

. >>> ukraine, new couple decided on the handcuffs breaking up and making up again and again, valentine'ser, did everything as well, not the ticket to love they're selling the handcuffs at auction online with newfound understanding the relationship is kaput >>> serbia, happy birthday to world's oldest captive alligator. turned 85 in zoo at belgrade, most don't live past 50. survived two bombings in world war ii and nato strikes. tiktok star. the belgrade gator part of our trip around the world on cnbc. >>> as workers slowly begin returning to offices, some companies in tech world are taking a different path. facebook, twitter, slack and microsoft all allowing most to continue to work from home not just the giants but start-ups choosing to keep the work forces remote but making up for with with extravagant trips. >> reporter: the new tech perks in panama. >> we took surfing lessons, cooked, paddleboarding and long walks on the beach, quarterly planning. >> boat out of cardboard, get across the lake, friendly competition. >> reporter: as covid numbers decline, some tech companies keeping th

on valentine's day they handcuffed themselves together, hoping that might turn the tide.hey did everything as one from showers to smoke breaks. turned out more togetherness was not the ticket to love they're selling the handcuffs online at auction with the new understanding that the relationship is caput. >>> happy birthday to the oldest captive alligator. it just turned 85 in belgrade. most gators don't live past 40't he survived two bombings during world war ii and another during nato strikes in '99. the elderly reptile is a big tiktok star. more than 100,000 views. moo yaw the big gator. >>> its workers slowly begin returning to offices some companies in the tech world are taking a different path. facebook, twitter, slack, microsoft all letting most employees continue to work from home, but it's not just the giant companies, startups, too, start-ups choosing to keep the work choosing to keep workforces remote but they're making up for it with extravagant team bonding trips. we're not talking happy hour we're talking paddleboarding and surfing lessons in other countries

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well on their tenth wedding anniversary, valentine's day, paul surprised catherine with a ceremony to renew their vows. >> i'm not a church going type so, for me to do that is a big thing. i planned a little getaway, and she was really taken by surprise by that. and these were good for a couple of months after that. >> it wasn't enough. the glow of that getaway faded and life became routine again. soon polls i wondered to a much younger woman. someone from work. they had an affair and paul moved out, leaving capturing and the kids alone in the house. >> she was beside herself. she was absolutely hysterical. >> catherine's good friend and neighbor, sue muller, remember when the marriage ended. >> she couldn't even get her breath. she was sobbing so hard. >> but catherine's family, who considered her the eternal optimist, watched her move on with her life. pouring all of her love and attention into her children. >> she was very focused on them. very engaged in their lives. did everything with them. >> sounds like that's what was important in her life anyway? >> absolutely. >> she was wo