and joining us now is william kelso, director of archeology at the jamestown rediscovery project.directed the team that unearthed the young woman's bones and is author of the book, "jamestown: the buried truth." well, thanks for joining us. there have been written accounts of cannibalism in the past, right, so is this something you were specifically looking for? >> well, there are written accounts. there are actually six, from six different people, but they're all very enigmatic, and they're hard to follow, and i personally didn't really believe that they were that true because i thought they were making political statements back to the spobs org virginia company to send more supplies. but the fact that we have those, and now we have the forensic evidence, and also the archaeological context where we found these remains in a layer of soil that we can date to what was called the starving time of 1609, 1610. >> brown: as to the evidence, fill in the picture a little more that lets you know it is definitely cannibalism? what are the signs that make this so clear cut? >> the marks, th

make, first, by 100% this radical 20% of 100%, it is less than 10% of 100%. 2%,hey redid the pace kelso0% would actually equal to% or 20% of the 100%, it would help a lot of people. there are many veterans who do not have families. i think an effort should be made to help them either date or help them find families if they're too far gone to date. host: thank you for the comments. republican line. caller: hi. i am calling about my son who was in the west virginia national guard, his second deployment. he held a civilian job for 14 years. while he was deployed his second time, there was a promotion he messed. when he came back and was asked about it, they told him the reason he missed the promotion was because he was deployed. he went through the legal situation, aquino, the call to the military, talking -- you know, the call to the military, talking to his employer back and forth. he was lost in the legal system. i feel his rights were not covered by the military with this. host: mr. plunkett? sont: i was say if you're has not use the employment support of the guard or reserve, that is

we need to warn you some of the information in this story is disturbing and here is why, william kelsologist of the jamestown archeology center. dr. kelso what you say you discovered is the first and only evidence of can in a pwa list eupl in colonial america. >> yes it is. we found a partial skull and a severed leg bone of a human remain, it turned out by forensic studies that it was a 14-year-old english girl. the marks, the cut marks on the skull, the way it was treated, the way it was opened, there are scores and scores of knife marks where the only explanation is that soft tissue in the brain were being removed. we have six accounts from the historical records from one eyewitness and several recollections that said that in that very hopeless time the starving time the colonists resorted to living off those who had already die. some i should say, some. jenna: how do you know it's can a balance liscann cannibiblism? >> the nature of the marks, the skull was opened purposely by several attempts. so that's a telling thing. then as i was saying the skin is peeled off, it's not a scalp

china has consistently blog dorr weakened security kelso resolutions seeking to halt pyongyang's nuclear missile programs such as the 2005-2009 resolutions. when it is allowed something to pass the council has failed to follow through with the effective enforcement, and time will tell whether china's pattern of behavior will be more serious or sustained after the most recent security council condemnation and the bank of china's action against north korean companies. it is not only in the area of developing and proliferating weapons of mass destruction that beijing use its security council position to protect north korea against meaningful international sanctions, it also blocks can also resolutions condemning the unprovoked attacks that killed a total of 50 south korean sailors and civilians. through the careers of three generations of north korean despot's including shooting down a civilian airliner and its 200 passengers, kidnapping japanese civilians and asian film stars, seizing u.s. navy ship and imprisoning and its crew, beijing has always been there for a communist ally just as it

the second question is nuclear-weapons kelso recently adopted long-term strategy to essentially take seven ballistic and five air delivered systems and reduce them to essentially three ballistic and two air delivered and whether you are in concurrence with that and whether or not you can have cost concerns and specifically relative to the air force do you have strategic concerns with nn nnsa's push for 78 warhead and the cost involved and finally because it is solid human condition few good point out changes you like to see, i would like to is make sure we are doing the right thing as far as strategy, weapons and stockpile but that there is good communication between the service and the agency and we are doing it as cost-effective diaz possible. what -- we would appreciate your serious consideration for the record. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the u.s. senate returns decision to resume work on a bill authorizing dozens of various federal water, coastal landon by mental projects. a vote to cut off debate is set for noon. it is possible the vote may not be needed if they agree to a plan