Phoebe Ephron News Today

Since her death, Ephron has become a symbol of sappy romance. But her real subject was how words could bring people together—or drive them apart.

A famous essay she wrote after her sister Nora's death led to Delia's reunion with an old acquaintance. And that helped her through a vicious battle with leukemia.

Author’s new memoir covers a brief rollercoaster from age 72 with the pace of a film script

Her new book is a medical thriller, a cancer memoir, a love story and a hero’s journey — except there were two heroes: Ephron and her husband, who walked with her.

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this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, it looks like hell in the garden of the gods. that part of colorado got its name from the beauty of the land but 24 square miles are gone already and evacuations are under way. the waldo canyon fire doubled in size in a day fueled by dry timber, strong winds and high temperatures. half of the nations resources for fighting wildfires are now in colorado. some of the best images we saw today were from the "denver ...

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, it looks like hell in the garden of the gods. that part of colorado got its name from the beauty of the land but 24 square miles are gone already and evacuations are under way. the waldo canyon fire doubled in size in a day fueled by dry timber, strong winds and high temperatures. half of the nations resources for fighting wildfires are now in colorado some of the best images we saw t...

inferno. in mines, homes exploded into towers of flames its unclear how manyhomes have been lost because its t dangerous for firefighte to get in but from the air it was clear many burned to the ground. >> heres your stuff. >> reporter: mary smith and her family had just 15 minutes to grab what they could. photo albums and a family bible. these pictures were taken by her son james off their back deck as the fire came straight at them. >> i bet it moved a mile in three to four minutes. ...

and first as we do every morning, we begin with a look at todays eye-opener. morning, we begin with a look at todays eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. colorado in flames. the fast-moving fire hits the this is a firestorm of epic proportions. >> colorado wildfires forced thousands more to flee. >> the air force academy shutting down as the huge waldo canyon fire bears down on the campus. >> 32,000 people ordered to evacuate. >> its frightening that we could lose everything. >> t...