that was nonsense, said his aunt mary.ing to keep it all together for his small children. >> there were dozens, maybe hundreds of experts scouring the area, looking for her. and there was one person taking care of these four kids. >> that alleged motive that cal was worried that dealerships would take a hit because of the divorce, not so, said cal's side. his lawyer said michele couldn't touch the business and any way, before she vanished michele decided to accept cal's settlement offer, $740,000. >> she indicated to numerous people she was happy with the settlement. >> besides, said aunt mary. >> there was plenty of money to go around. no amount of money would have made cal say ah-ha for $2 million i'm just going to wipe her out. >> then there was the blood, the spatter in the kitchen alcove, could have been a cut finger, said the defense. any way, nobody could really tell when it was left there. as for a prosecution claim that cal tried to wash away blood on the garage floor -- >> there's a small amount of diluted blood

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cousin and my aunt marie, my uncle's name was bill sullivan, my uncle was recalled by president carter before his college were taken hostage on november 4th. and ie reminded people mention this when i testified at my confirmation hearing, what i most remember about his service in tehran was the fact that on valentines day, february 14, 1979, our embassy in tehran was and all of my uncle his colleagues at the embassy were briefly held hostage. they were eventually rescued ironically by the revolutionary guards but they were held hostage briefly. the memory that sticks with me the most from that day is, on the same day, the ambassador to afghanistan was kidnapped and assassinated. i come at the time, was a sophomore in college. i always thought the life of a diplomat, thought of my uncle's life was glamorous and dinner parties and socializing and it dawned on me that boy, this is hard, dangerous work. these are women and men who go out to their posts unarmed representing the united states, representing us and subjecting themselves to enormous risks. all of you here know and live through

he and my cousins and my aunt marie, my uncle was recalled by president carter before his colleagues were taken hostage on november 4th, but as i have reminded people and mentioned when i testified in my confirmation hearing, what i most remember about his service into iran was on valentine's day, february 14, 1979, our embassy was overrun and my uncle and all of his colleagues at the embassy were briefly held hostage. they were eventually rescued by the revolutionary guards but the memory that sticks with me the most from that day is on the same day, our ambassador to afghanistan was kidnapped and assassinated. i, at the time, was a sophomore in college. i always thought the life of a diplomat, i thought of my like -- my uncle at life as glamorous, socializing, it dawned on me this is hard, dangerous work, these are women and men who go out to their posts on armed, representing the united states, representing us and subjecting themselves to enormous risks. all of you here know and live through what we came to realize where the larger risks that materialize on august 7, 1998, and it

years, and his last post was as our ambassador to iran, and he was comfy and mike cousens and my aunt marie, my uncles name was bill sullivan, my uncle was recalled by president carter before his colleagues were taken hostage on november 4. but as i reminded people and i mention this when he testified in my confirmation hearing, what i most remember about his service in tehran was the fact that on valentine's day edward 14, 1979, our embassy in tehran was overrun. in my uncle and all of his colleagues at the embassy were briefly held hostage. they were eventually rescued ironically enough by the revolutionary guard, but they were held hostage briefly. at the memory that with me the most from that date is on the same day our ambassador to afghanistan was kidnapped and assassinated. and i at the time was a sophomore in college, and i always thought the light of diplomat, i thought my uncles life as glamorous and dinner parties and socializing, and it dawned on me boy, this is hard, dangerous work. these are women and men who go out to the posts an armed with representing the united states, re

my aunt who came and cook and visit me in detroit during spring break. the one who listened to me when i told her she had to have mary. on her special. my aunt chartered a bus so our family can go to president obama's inauguration and made sure that i am front and center swearing in. after every award ceremony, she was my gossip girl. the one who could bring grown women and men to tears from the sound of her voice and the only person on earth that can call me chrissy. i will be forever grateful for every road trip, every person i met through my aunt and i am grateful for most of all that she had a loving brother who loved my mom and they got married and made me and in term i made my daughter brooklyn who's graduating from harvard this year and it is all possible because of my aunt. one of the most important things to our family is education. my daughter goes to harvard and vickie goes to harvard too. i will continue in my family's name of doing the foundations so that our children will never forget who my aunt was and my grandfather and never forget my aunt carolyn and my father and never forget my uncle vonn and aga

my aunt who had a picture of my best friend and i on her piano for over 20 years, the one who listened to me when i told her she had to have jill scott and maryecial and she had to go on "wendy." my aunt who chartered a bus so our family could go to president obama's inauguration and made sure i was front and center for the swearing in. the one who taught me the importance of capturing every moment with a picture or two. and after every award ceremony, she was my gossip girl. the one who could bring grown women and men to tears from the sound of her voice and the only person on earth that could call me chrissy. i will be forever grateful for every road trip, every person i ever met through my aunt, and i'm grateful most of all she had a loving brother who loved my mom and they got married and made me, and in turn i made my daughter brooklyn, who's now graduating from howard this year, and that's all possible because of my aunt. one of the most important things to our family is education. my daughter goes to howard, and victory goes to howard too. and their children will continue the legacy of education because i will continue it in my family

consummate diplomat and that he was extending his condolences to aunts family we've also heard from leaders as varied as narendra modi and bloody mary pluton we've heard from the leaders. alice of bolivia who thanked kofi annan for trying to help him negotiate some sort of sea access with his neighbor to the south west. we've heard from theresa may the british prime minister as well as from the reverend desmond tutu who in a statement said to be not taking the news well we've also heard from among others many fischel is here at the united nations including the outgoing high commissioner for human rights prince. hussein who said that he was grief stricken by the loss of someone that he considered not just a mentor but a friend so really a full outpouring of someone who's a. legacy in his eighty years has been one of trying to do well even when he fell short of the more yeah and that's the thing rosalynn he did for side over many successes but many scandals as well during his tenure at the united nations so one wonders what his legacy will be. well because of the way that one he dealt with the u.s. in trying to prevent the two thousan