the allen family crafted their own possibility the day they brought merle home to your island. once the military rights had been rendered, the family and a group from the other attendees bordered the outer ivan, and world war ii navy vessel that it helped ferry troops, armor and supply to the beaches of your in 1944. it was an ideal book for the occasion both arts historical significance and logistical reasons. it's about two and half miles from the little sound they doctor the southern tip of york island where shall the waters met the sandy shore. the farmer amphibious assault craft could drop its rent directly onto the island beach, allowing its passengers a and little children to more senior attendees to disembark easily. a special escort, junior, now junior was someone who fought with merle and who survived the helicopter crashed they killed myrtle. junior was trusted with caring merle, the wooden box on which all activity now focus, to the burial site. the group made its way from the boat onto the island waiting to light brush to write arril clearing several yards in from

merle, entrusted with caring, a little box around which activity focused to the burial site. group made its way to the island to arrive at a small clearing several yards from the water's edge two years after the funeral to get a sense where lance corporal merle allen rested. it is a story by a mix of aspen and pine with a carpeted island and wildflowers. at first the island was not the recipient as planned, scheduled water overnight, it rained heavily, leaving the ground saturated and had to press their way, settled into place in the attendees to the small handful of fans, on the grains, finally at rest. from the mountainside in central vietnam to a clearing on york island, merle and ray allen traveled a long way. when i asked the allen siblings whether it matter to him, so many physical remains recovered and repatriated, as explained, thrilled with even one bone came out and knew it was my brother, finally needed space. at this point, welcome the opportunity, questions from the audience. >> let chris share his thoughts, if you responded to them and we will open it up to our

country is there has not been a level field for many americans, not just people of color, but people and merleas, urban and suburban areas, disabled americans, religious minorities, lgbtq americans, and the reality is it is holding us all back. rather than look at it through the divisive prism of zero-sum -- if it is good for them, it has to be bad for me -- that's not the american way. we have to recognize we are in this boat together. we have to realize we sink and swim together. when we have a leak, it puts all of us at risk. it is not about advantaging one group over another, it is making sure we all begin at the same place and have a chance to fulfill our god-given potential. judy: andrew sullivan went on to say, you don't unite the country by dividing it along what he calls deep and inflammatory issues of identity. there are republicans saying the focus on equity is pointing a finger at republicans, saying they are racist. >> that is absolutely not the case. president biden said todayhat he believes and most religions teach us we have to look out for one another. we believe most democrat

the freshman fun to watch later in the first half down one side here this time will dish it to max merleas actually leading by one of that appointment. here come the youth in the second half big time. uh. oh we had a little set to go, mr heather holmes. e bad fellow heather holmes, please save it. but anyway, the youth take 79 65 victory. the cardinal now four and two in the pac 12. all right, homer away. doesn't matter for cal. they're shaky wherever whenever underworked fox. second half in colorado buffs up 12 cal rebounding and moving it ryan bentley to the bucket, followed by andre kelly. later in the half, the buffs breaking away after a mckinley right steel jabari walker kind of a dunking their 23 points for him. 89 60 cal blown out there now one. and six in conference side. this is a stunner. one of the winningest coaches in the history of college football is now moving to the nfl. historically not many great college coaches have had great success go to the pros, but it'll be a real challenge taken over the jacksonville jags. what you might call a real urban development program. g

pittsburgh mayor merle kraft says officers in the public are being placed in a difficult position. not sure that something can be done. and i think we're all stuck in a limbo and we're all suffering equally when you're looking at the store owners and that sort of thing that's like a double whammy, especially because of the economy. and that was our crime reporter henry lee forced this afternoon. now he has learned that that suspect already out of custody as of seven this morning once again because of covid-19 restrictions. the suspect, though, was sided with a promise to appear in court. oh around the bay area, mostly clear skies and very warm weather anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees warmer than even yesterday. how about a look out across the water as we take a peek towards the golden gate bridge and our so away from the official sunset, but we can see the sun is beginning to shift already towards the west. checking in on the winds because it has been a very windy day in our hills and even for some of our communities right now. nevada reporting a wink us to 21 mph. fairfield is gustin