. >>> me encantan las declaraciones de merle uribe porque recordemos que ella en esa Época en los 80 supercotizada de este paÍs maradona no sabia esto y cuando estaban juntos en un restaurante llegaban y le pedÍan autÓgrafos a ella tambiÉn a el y

crash that killed merle. junior was entrust offed with carrying merle, the wooden box, to the burial site. the group mate its way from the boat, on to the island walking through brush to a small clearing several yards from the wateres edge, i visited two years after the funeral to get a chance where he finally rested. it is a serene place, bored my mix of northland woods, birch, as spend and pine, carpet of island grass and the wild flowers. i'll skip to one last. at first the island wasn't quite as -- a recipient as planned. the deep narrow plot had filled with water overnight. the sky was cloudless that night has rained heavily in the preceding days leaving the ground saturate. casey and sawn, sean, together has to press their way on to the urn vault to sub merge it. at last the vault see i settled in place and the attendees took a small handful of sand to sprinkle over the water, baathing merle in the grain of the beach he so loved. his family left and he mountainside of central vietnam to the examination

uribe vamos a escucharla a ambas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ella es merle uribe en la dÉcada de los 80 era sabia esto y cuando estaban juntos en un restaurante llegaban y le pedÍan autÓgrafos a ella tambiÉn a el y entonces Él decÍa pues y a quÉ te dedicas por el momento soy tu amada querido entonces me encanta la verdad que cha nek es polÉmica como siempre en un vestidor el dÍa que ganÓ la elecciÓn todos los jugadores se tomaron un baÑo y tiraron la toalla y ella vio a todos como dios lo trajo al mundo incluido a maradona y dice que habÍa mucho que ver ahÍ. >>> dios. (risas) >>> madre mÍa!. >>> uy! candentes declaraciones quÉ cosa >>> estuvo fuerte. con cositas buenÍsimas y bueno es que argentina queda lejos no. >>> de mÉxico >>> eso dicen muchas arriba el candelero seÑoras. (risas). >>> un beso mi querida cari, despuÉs nos siguen contando de todo lo que cuentan en mÉxico en los tiempos de antaÑo >>> gracias maÑana tenemos mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" mi gente linda es miÉrcoles estamos en diciembre y vamos a estar conociendo a una arriesgada dueÑa de un pequeÑo negocio que desafÍo la crisis en l

because the reason why we found out about this is because the chief judge, merle howell, she was thersaw the mueller grand jury, the judge said that they wanted to, she wanted to have unredacted, this opinion that goes, dates back to late august of last year, and essentially she was saying, look, federal prosecutors, you've got to make this available. we've got to make this public. prosecutors fought that and said, okay. i'm releasing certain portions but redacts the names tells me that there are people involved in this who have yet to be charged with a crime. if this was somebody already involve ared in a crime or already been charges or somebody that the justice department has already spoken about, those names would be in the clear. they would be unredacted. i think right now there's serious questions as to who's involved. we know based on the mechanics of this filing at least one attorney is involved, perhaps several, and there's a footnote here in the filings, chris, that says that one. people involved has made substantial political donations in the past. we don't know to whom. o

it was merle aterial to them. but they knew she was so important that they had medics stitch her up and they made her a wooden leg. so it was crucial. and also she assumed her whole life to be a male bird which i think says something about our assumptions who gets to be a hero. and he's like, she's a female bird. and they didn't bother to change it on the smithsonian plaque. and that was fascinating to me too. and that had interesting parallels with whit where he was this war hero and no one had talked that much about his sexuality which i don't want to reduce him to that, but that seemed like a key facet of how he was able to be the kind of leader he was. and so the other material thing, amy, like you mentioned, there's a film -- this is completely -- i just still can't get over the fact that they did this. in 1919 after 1918 when they did this horrible thing and just to explain the pocket was horrible. they were there for five days. no food. no water. getting sniped. getting friendly fire. surrounded by dying me