there is no risk. this is a tiny square. this is quite a large square. how much further are you going to go to check out to find other bodys? do you think there will be other skeletons here? we won t be doing any more specific research in association with the project because our is to deal with anything that will be affected with the construction. what is your gut feeling, there are more? i would be surprised if there weren t. how many more skeletons will be found, now that remains to be seen. eva schwarz, cnn, london. a major announcement from the pentagon. apparently north korea s threats are bothering a lot of folks. the military is beefing up defense on the west coast. jake tapper joins me next. on thanksgiving day,
these are his dental records, you have to prove it or they hand it back over to the police department. they ll take a dna sample from the body and the person coming forward to claim that body and match them up to decide if you have any relation at all and only after that is confirmed will you get that body. what if no one steps forward? how long does cook county me keep the bodys? for cook county specifically, it could take up to a year and then they ll bury that person. it goes over to the board of health and they have the custody of the body. it takes a year to get to the point where they ll bury this body. it varies from county to county, state to state. it starts in some jurisdictions in a few days. some it takes years. i was talking to a federal official, a spokesperson, who says he s been to some jurisdictions, some counties, where he s seen skeletons in boxes. skeletons. skeletons because that s how long they have been sitting there. decades. decades. wow. it s s
addington. in order to understand who david addington is, look back only as far as this former president, george w. bush. during his eight years in office president bush set knew and really quite radical standards for the use of executive power. president bush s view of his office is derived from something called the unitary theory of the executive, which basically amounts to i am the boss. and you re just congress or the courts or nobodys. same dif. the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory in the george w. bush administration was of course the vice president, dick cheney. and the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory for dick cheney was his top lawyer and later his chief of staff, david addington. whenever vice president cheney sought to expand the unreviewable power of the oval office, david addington was right there with him, and often leading the way. mr. addington wrote that it was okay for the u.s. to torture people suspected of terrorism. he argued that presid
office is derived from something called the unitary theory of the executive, which basically amounts to i am the boss. and you re just congress or the courts or nobodys. same dif. the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory in the george w. bush administration was of course the vice president, dick cheney. and the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory for dick cheney was his top lawyer and later his chief of staff, david addington. whenever vice president cheney sought to expand the unreviewable power of the oval office, david addington was right there with him, and often leading the way. mr. addington wrote that it was okay for the u.s. to torture people suspected of terrorism. he argued that president bush could lock up terrorism suspects without charges or trials. it was his opinion that the president could withhold information from the public, that a wartime president should have broad powers of surveillance, and never mind what the courts said. david addington s ni
george w. bush. during his eight years in office president bush set knew and really quite radical standards for the use of executive power. president bush s view of his office is derived from something called the unitary theory of the executive, which basically amounts to i am the boss. and you re just congress or the courts or nobodys. same dif. the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory in the george w. bush administration was of course the vice president, dick cheney. and the chief enforcer of the unitary executive theory for dick cheney was his top lawyer and later his chief of staff, david addington. whenever vice president cheney sought to expand the unreviewable power of the oval office, david addington was