mr. mannrensic anthropologist and also the director of forensic science academy for j-pac. what is difficult to see if there is a round spot right here in the teeth. it's a little semicircle on top and a semicircle on the bottom. you put the teeth together and it looks like this. that is a pipe stem groove. back in the civil war a lot of sailor smoked types. they were smoking pipes are very abrasive. they put this clay pipe in your teeth, they grind on it and after a while it actually sandpaper. it wears groups in the teeth. what we know about this individual, nasa mission the bones and not that these bones are talking to us saying i was a pipe smoker, though we have evidence in his teeth. there is no doubt about it. this individual smoked a pipe. what we can tell from this individual is this is somebody who is in his 30's. 30-40 years old. we note this is a white individual because of the nasal opening is very narrow and tall. this little spine of bone is very prominent. typical of white. the

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mr. mann's article. we put a ling to it on our website. there are other articles as well. who praise chris rock. there are many articles that have come out. some of them praising chris rock, controversial indeed. thank you for your time. >> coming up, another memorable moment. joe biden and lady gaga to raise awareness about sexual assault on college campuses. we'll hear from one of the student who is appeared on stage. >>> we had a bit of a rainy start in center city this morning. parts of the area started off with a few showers, generally on the light side. but the winds increased and drove the dry air in and drove that rain out of here. but it didn't cool things off. at least not yet. still spring-like around here and it's likely to be that way tomorrow as well. we do have rain moving in for tuesday night, and possible snow before the week is out. flags still blowing hard. it is still windy out there but it's not going to stay like this all night. it's 56 degrees, wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour right now. and our official high today was 64. yesterday was 64 too. but

mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties i will have further such meetings later today. >> john mann. mr. speaker, is that it? is it the best the prime minister can do? nothing for british pensioners? nothing for british workers. and as the office of budget responsibility and treasury have come firm his long term economic plan is reliance on over a million new migrants entering this country before 2020. as the prime minister got the bottle to confirm this inconvenient truth? >> i tell you what we are doing for pensioners and it is a triple lock on pensions. never again the rise that either prices or wages or 2.5%. i can tell you what we are doing for people who want to work hard in britain, that is create 2.3 million more jobs since i became prime minister. i believe we will succeed more as a country if we get a good deal in europe and stay in a reform. that will be good for jobs, good for investment and good for growth. that is what i'm fighting for. >> marcus fish. >> people in my constituency are proud of their contribution to the defense of our country whether through skill and r

he spoke earlier with my colleague, jonathan mann. mr. hill says he thinks the rocket launch may well be part of pyongyang's effort to develop its nuclear weapons technology. listen. >> despite all the talk about whether it's a north korean provocation, et cetera, what i think it is is the military testing program. they've been testing nuclear weapons, and testing the delivery system. i think we need to understand this in that context. i don't think it's an effort to somehow humiliate china or somehow behave in -- in some different way. i think it is an internal testing program. and what it speaks to the fact that north korea simply doesn't care what we think. >> how dangerous is north korea's rocket technology now? >> reporter: there is no question that they have made progress on their nuclear explosions, on these nuclear devices. you know, at first they had a fizzle. fizzled out, didn't work. they've continued to work on it. they've had four tests. it's not a hydrogen program. but you don't have to be a hydrogen program to be extremely

mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties i will have further such meetings later today. >> john mann. mr. speaker, is that it? is it the best the prime minister can do? nothing for british pensioners? nothing for british workers. and as the office of budget responsibility and treasury have come firm his long term economic plan is reliance on over a million new migrants entering this country before 2020. as the prime minister got the bottle to confirm this inconvenient truth? >> i tell you what we are doing for pensioners and it is a triple lock on pensions. never again the rise that either prices or wages or 2.5%. i can tell you what we are doing for people who want to work hard in britain, that is create 2.3 million more jobs since i became prime minister. i believe we will succeed more as a country if we get a good deal in europe and stay in a reform. that will be good for jobs, good for investment and good for growth. that is what i'm fighting for. >> marcus fish. >> people in my constituency are proud of their contribution to the defense of our country whether through skill and r

mr. trump the president's remarks. >> reality show is not promotion, is not marketing, it's hard. that's from president obama. [ crowd boos] >> this mann has done such a bad job and for him to say that is a great compliment. your arer lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one-term president. >> but he soon turned his attention to fellow republican, ted cruz. >> ted cruz who i think is totally unfit be to president, but these are minor details. >>> meanwhile in columbia, south carolina, cruz had his own take on the job. >> you know, people will be forgiven this election season for thinking at times it seems like a bit of a circus. we need a leader who's prepared to be commander in chief. [ applause ] when radical islamic terrorists wage jihad on the united states of america, the answer is not to tweet insults at them. >> and cruz picked up two big indorsements, kansas congressman tim, the medal of honor recipient recipient. veterans makeup over 12% of the population there. and for the democrats, both are fighting hard for the african-american vote. hillary clinton is ahead of vermont sanders by 18 po

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mr. rohrabacher: i rise today to note the passing of an american hero, alfred mann, at 17 years of age, he was a navigator on a b-29. after the war he was educated with a g.i. bill and used his creative skills to upgrade america's anti-tank weapons of the day, but short time after that, he said he was so happy because he had his chance to use to build things. he revolutionized heart pacers at that time and helped millions of americans live better through his technology that helped diabetes etics, people who are deaf. he represented the very best in america and he was a hero. he passed away at 91 years of age, he will be missed but has left a wonderful legacy and we live better and fiscal year. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. ms. wasserman schultz: the supreme court is hear a case challenging the texas law that has deprived women of their constitutional right to make our own health care decisions. i joined 163 colleagues. texas is home to 5.4 million of reproductive ag