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Because the museum also houses some 8,000 unidentified human remains from those terrorist attacks. >> as long as that tomb of the unknowns is there, you are not going to walk in. >> no, im not going to walk in there. >> reporter: he lost his 29-year-old son, a firefighter, in the 9/11 attacks. it took more than six months to find some of his sons remains. the rest he believes are unidentified and in the repository. >> my sons friends are going to have to pay $24 to pay their respects. i think th...

Area. new york city planning to move the remains of unidentified victims of the 2001 terror attacks to a repository at the 9/11 memorial exam. the remains are in the custody of the medical examiner but will be moved to that museum later that year. the decision to move the remains after overwhelming feedback from the families. the repository will not be open to the public. >> jeff bowman was near the finish line waiting for his girl friend to complete the race when the explosion happened. he help...

Grid of what your probability is of finding anything. so theyll assign each of these different countries and their assets to a particular area in that grid and make them responsible for covering that. again, not only will they do it on land, but they will do it on sea. the question is how theyre going to do it on land. aerial observation is one thing, but if this airplane has gone down into a jungled area or a very remote area or even in a mountainous terrain like kerry described, that makes it ...

People in the gulf of mexico in terms of impact in recent memories. the amount of material released is equivalent in both spills. >> after rushing through the town the wave of destruction subsides. the damage is immense. >> people in their homes, mostly in the village lost their life due to drowning. about 150 other people were caught up in the red mud and needed hospital attention due to the alkaline nature of the red mud. >> the land could be irreparably harmed. as recovery efforts drag on in ...

>> to call reince priebus a front man is to insult edgar burton. >> this idea that the center cant hold is really true, right, because there are these different power centers you have to court in various ways. theres big dark outside money. then there is, like, basically the folks that are going to get riled up by ted nugent. because there is no centralized place to be the repository of the partys power and to exercise any kind of veto over stupid, crazy ideas, then you get greg abbott and ted n...

I stand by it effectiveness. i dont know where else we would go to find information if we do get a terrorist phone number. bill: people are not apologizing enough. people are not convinces of that opinion either. our polling when we asked them whether this program is more likely to catch terrorists or hurt americans. you are at 50% where its more than likely to cap terrorists, but 44%, only 6 points behind believe its designed to hurt americans. back up your opinion about how the nsa program is ...

Things. number one, as scott pointed out, the reputation of the government is at an all-time low. they may look to have a third entity be the repository. its not the government ultimately having control of this data. the problem with that is all of the vushs now about the recent hacking. the private sector unfortunately is vulnerable to leaks and penetrations, too. so theres no perfect answer there. he may seek to restore some confidence as having an intermediaries. what i would like for is the ...

You said. there are museums now for air and space, for textiles, for spies, for law and order, for the media. for all kinds of things, but not half the population that has a very distinct contribution. and the purpose of this museum, went the not for profit was founded in 1996, and theyre accumulating storying such as the story you told earlier, is to gather this information, a repository for the contributions that have been largely no lly i. and we are half the population. all the other museums...

Phone companies to hold all of this data, and they flatly said, no. clearly, theres no simple fix for this question on who should be the repository for all of this data, bill. bill: what could this mean possibly for spying on foreign leaders? >> reporter: well, there was a small briefing for the reporters who cover this beat prior to the release of the recommendations, and away -- what we learned is that up until now its really an operational question. in other words, will the u.s. government ge...

Because its true. christm christmas carols have been written about it. >> his eyes, how they twinkled. his dimples, they amazed. and when i saw him, i exclaimed, "damn, is that isaac hayes?" >> i for one am glad santa is black because i dont want my kids worshipping some white dude. thinking a benevolent white man who gives them good stuff every year is good training for a life on welfare. talk about creating a culture dependency. is i understand how there could be some serious cognitive dissona...