an introduction to that book, she describes going to visit lulu in 1976 in switzerland where lulu isd is 96 years old, lived only a few more months. interviewing lulu and she is very vivid description of the scene but the interview doesn't appear in the book because it is the first volume of several volumes and louisa makes it to louisa being about 12 years old. and then after that, madeline citadel came down with cancer and died. so i thought, where did that interview go? where her notes? i asked all all the scholars and none of them had thought about it. and i didn't know what to do. i actually got down to calling the gal in phone books. i see a foam of phone with a call of someone named fidel and asked if they knew of madeline fidel. i was also buying secondhand books about louisa because once i was working with her and falling apart, and at one point i saw another copy of the alcott's either via the family and i pick it up and there is this letter. it is a carbon copy an onionskin of the letter written by madeline patel of herself. district to the travel editor of "the new york t

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she described going to visit lulu in switzerland where she was living and was 96 years old.e the only a few more months and interviewing her. very vivid description of this scene but the interview doesn't appear in the book because it is the first volume of a set of volumes and she makes it to louisa being 12 years old. madeleine came down with cancer and died so where did they interview go? i ask one of the scholars and none of them had thought about it. i didn't know what to do. i got down to calling in the phone book, calling someone named fidel asking if they knew of madeleine. eyewall as always buying secondha books about louisa because -- at one point i saw a copy of the alcott biography of the family and i found a letter that was a carbon copy on the onion skin a letter written by madeleine herself written to the travel editor of the new york times, michael stern who later became famous for writing about roadside food. she was proposing a story about all the places louisa lived in boston. at the bottom of the letter was an address in brooklyn. i called that number and

to the lulu to. come up. the history of this place runs through the centuries. a paradise for archeologists zoo ologists and ecological tourists. but one fateful night shots destroyed the army of life to keep up the. how this republic got its life by. hoping dreaming and recreate. to. hunger for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. the back to the u.k. government has the clouds half measures interest long so the screens may handle one column several on the rest but experts fear proposed steps could make the situation . it's. fresh rallies against the rising cost of living are expected around israel would tend to count as having already been in the streets for a month now but african refugees living in tents covenant plea deals raiding his dead oldest son with the lack of social justice brilliance. and the poor it has allowed to americans to assume full well u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld made the allegations of torture at the medal game they way you can be imprisoned by u.s. tro

but the lulu this isn't the authority and king gave us down its urban status seventeen hundred years ago that was in the year two hundred sixty five. needless to say there are very many underground passages beneath this town with this they were used by safety and the price was in fact as if the end fortress two thirds were the new. the tops of old fortresses and watch towers rise from behind the mountains in every direction from involves. the ancestors of modern necessity and settled in these parts in the eighteenth century. it was a must to build fortifications in every village there are about five hundred watchtowers in self-assertive. some of the family that are not have a watchtower was not considered to be a family in the seventeenth eighteenth century believe that such a family would vanish sooner or later as a result of internal and external factors such as warsaw and vendettas. this watchtower is located not far from the town or. it was built in a gorge nearby they extracted the stones for construction from the local mountains the builders processed the rocks laid them and us

but saving a child like lulu ali is what keeps the staff going. she may be tiny, but her dad says his 4-year-old is looking much better. kate snow, nbc news, dadaab, kenya. >>> and we had early warning of this last night. now it is an official government recall in this country. 36 million pounds of cargill ground turkey, some contaminated with salmonella, believed responsible for at least 76 illnesses nationwide and one death in the state of california. >>> up next, as we continue along the way here on a wednesday night, a father's fight for justice after what happened to his son was captured on video. tonight, the outrage is growing. >>> later, the worries that a crucial part of a morgan freeman film classic may die of natural causes. cc1:ti >>> this next story started out with a video posted on youtube. it didn't show much, but we later learned it showed the story of how a homeless man apparently died at the hands of police in fullerton, california. and the incident now has an entire community in an uproar. the report tonight from nbc's george l

lulu. i got out of the military in ninety sixty six i got out because it's the same site saw the things i was doing and that's the reason he said we were killed for doing that it was a personal protests during the vietnam war and she war movement emerged that altered the course of history this movement to take place on college campuses but it merits and on ships penetrated elite military colleges like west point and it spread throughout the battlefields of vietnam. today few people know about the g.i. movement against the war in vietnam. after the army we always said free the army or fun travel and adventure but it really meant the army. nearly a billion people in the world were going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are filled with food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked didn't even get all over the other ones just thrown away rotten she's from the german oh. clearly like cup of coffee. in the dumpster at one am thi

gadhafi still retains some military potential and influence this comes as the rebels have stormed and lulu a colonel gadhafi compound in tripoli after three days of fighting in the leaving capital so here's how it happened. i was like oh my god only. this thing having i thought this i was like oh my goodness but i'm happy you know i'm having this thing angry crowds vanno their anger at the courts and luxuries at the compound while the location of gadhafi himself is still not known he made a second radio address in the space of twenty four hours calling on his supporters to clans the capital claims that his retreat from the compound was a tactical move and promised to fight to the death broke it up and forces continue their armed resistance was reports suggesting you're attacking the tattles aijalon west of tripoli was missiles and tanks girdles richard spencer says that even use the rebel state control of the country civil war is imminent. i think would be us as accomplish is to establish a coming civil war in libya which we have financed we will be and we will have trained number of peopl

to lulu her. let's see the it's just so. let's just say to. see. him a mug. absolutely it used to be an ideal place for a holiday wouldn't change the moments. if . the are still visible. the public is not only relieved but also shaken the future seemingly. welcome back to spotlight. just a rumor on the show today. director of the international aviation and space show. director at the asian industry department. mr sluice are another item on the agenda of the next two thousand and eleven airshow is a conference on the trends in prospects for aviation in russia so what are your expectations of this conference do you hope to get more subsidies from your government levy. and i said earlier. we hope that this conference will provide a platform for in the in depth for discussion and you government program for the aviation industry. has been from working on this document for the past eighteen months we hope to finalize our work in time for a max resent area conclusions at this conference. and we hope that the comments on some constructive feedback will receive at thi