Name: Sully, le labrador de George H.W. Bush, l'a accompagné jusqu'au bout
Duration: 143

Placé au service de l'ex-président américain George H. W. Bush peu après le décès de son épouse, son jeune labrador, Sully, entraîné pour aider les anciens militaires, a accompagné la dépouille de son maître jusqu'à Washington lundi. 
Portant un harnais aux couleurs du drapeau américain, le labrador à la robe sable était sur le tarmac à Houston, au Texas, pour accompagner le cercueil de son maître à bord de l'avion présidentiel, Air Force One, prêté par Donald Trump. 
"Mission accomplie", est-il écrit sous une photo du chien allongé au pied du cercueil de George H. W. Bush, décédé vendredi à 94 ans. L'image a été postée dimanche sur le compte Instagram crée pour cet animal de compagnie (sullyhwbush).

VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS OF ALBERT EINSTEIN'S "GOD LETTER," CHRISTIE'S AUCTIONEER JOHN HAYS SELLING LETTER FOR HAMMER PRICE OF $2.4 MILLION
SHOWS: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (DECEMBER 4, 2018) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL)
1. VARIOUS OF HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY ALBERT EINSTEIN IN DISPLAY CASE
2. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CHRISTIE'S AUCTIONEER, JOHN HAYS, SAYING:
    "For $2,400,000, Sven is obviously out. $2,400,000 coming in. For $2,400,000, then selling. For $2,400,000. Final call, $2,400,000 (bangs hammer). Sold. 1602? Thank you all very much. Apologies to God, I think."
3. VARIOUS OF LETTER
4. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CHRISTIE'S AUCTIONEER, JOHN HAYS, SAYING:
     "And we can begin with Lot 1, as we typically do. Albert Einstein's autograph letter. And where should begin the bidding on this lot? $750,000, $750,000 above the commission bids."
5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CHRISTIE'S AUCTIONEER, JOHN HAYS, SAYING:
     "All through then at $1 million? All through for $1 million."
6. VARIOUS OF MAN LOOKING AT LETTER
7. VARIOUS OF CHRISTIE'S EMPLOYEES / (SOUNDBITE) (English) CHRISTIE'S AUCTIONEER, JOHN HAYS (OFF CAMERA), SAYING: "(Auctioneers on phone) $1,700,000. $1,800,000."
8. VARIOUS OF ENVELOPE READING (English): 'EINSTEIN LETTER'
9. PEOPLE LOOKING AT LETTER AND ENVELOPE IN DISPLAY CASE
10. VARIOUS EXTERIORS OF CHRISTIE'S
STORY: A handwritten letter in which Nobel physicist Albert Einstein took issue with the concept of religion and his own Jewish faith was sold for $2,892,500 at auction in New York on Tuesday (December 4).
    Christie's auctioneer John Hays jokingly apologized to God after banging his hammer with the price at $2.4 million. The so-called 1-1/2 page "God Letter", written in German by Einstein in 1954 to philosopher Eric Gutkind, is regarded as a key manuscript in the debate over science and religion and is Einstein's clearest statement of his views on the universal search for the meaning life.
    The scientist and philosopher wrote the missive a year before his death in 1955 and was sold by a private collector.
    "The word God is for me nothing but the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of venerable but still rather primitive legends. No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can (for me) change anything about this," Einstein wrote.
    Einstein did not exclude Judaism, saying he admired and loved his people, but that he did not believe they were chosen above others.
    "For me the Jewish religion like all other religions is an incarnation of the most childish superstition," he wrote, adding "I cannot see anything 'chosen' about them.".
    Christie's placed a $1 million to $1.5 million estimate on the letter. In 2002, the auction house sold a typed letter from Einstein to U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt for $2 million.

Une lettre d'Einstein sur Dieu vendue 2,89 millions de dollars

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Sully, le labrador de George H.W. Bush, l'a accompagné jusqu'au bout

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