tobacco on bermuda. then he continued his work once he arrived here. we even found a tobacco seed down a well which is pretty cool because they're microscopic, very hard to see. >> we want thank both of you, bligh and james kelso for spending the last hour and moreing with american history tv and taking our viewers, callers and comments. we really appreciate it. >> okay. >> okay, thank you. we do too. >> thanks. >> on may 14th, 1607, 104 english settlers landed at jamestown island, virginia to establish a col if i for the virginia company. the location served as the capital of v till 1699. thought to be lost to history forever under the james river, the original fort was unearthed in 1994 by the jamestown rediscovery archaeological project. we visited jamestown to learn how the story of the 1607 settlers is being revealed every day through the study of artifacts. >> my name is blythe straub, the senior curator for the discovery project. that's a project that started in 1994. it's a project of prchbvation

john rolf's tobacco on bermuda. and then, you know, he continued his work once he arrived here. we even found a tobacco seed down the well, which is pretty cool. they're microscopic, they are very hard to see. >> we want to thank both of you, for spending the last hour and more with "american history tv" and taking our viewers' and callers' comments. we really appreciate it. >> okay. >> okay. thank you. we do, too. >> thanks. >> as we wrap up our jamestown programming here on "american history tv," we want to bring you a portion of an "american artifacts" program that we recorded last october in getting some of the video for the program you're seeing today. this is a look inside the archaeological lab inside his for ri historic jamestown and a look at part of the confederate fort at the jamestown site. >> on may 14th, 1607, 104 english settlers landed at jamestown island, virginia, to establish a colony for the virginia company. it served as the capital of virginia until 1699. thought to be lost to history forever u

john rolf's tobacco on bermuda. and then, you know, he continued his work once he arrived here. is we even found a tobacco seed down the well, which is pretty cool. they're microscopic, they are very hard to see. >> we want to thank both of you, for spending the last hour and more with "american history tv" and taking our viewers' and callers' comments. we really appreciate it. >> okay. >> okay. thank you. we do, too. >> thanks. >>> may 14, 1607, 104 settlers landed at jamestown to establish a calling for virginia company. the location surfaced as the capital until 1699. thought to be lost to history forever, the nornlgal fort was unearthed in 1994 by the ork logical project. we visited jamestown to learn how the story is being revealed every day through the study of art facts. >> i'm is senior cure ator and that's a project that started in 1994, a project of preservation virginia, the first statewide organization in the united states. now, it is confusing that there are so many jamestowns and many people visit jame

they spent nine months in bermuda. when they came, they brought ber mu bermuda seashells. like this bing scallop, you don't find them that large in bermuda anymore. this is really large. and the beautiful conch shell. they are collecting them like we would, of souvenirs of their voyage, but also if they should get back to england, they can sell these to gentlemen who are collecting exotic objects from around the world. and speaking of exotic object, on this bottle here, which is probably -- it probably held pharmaceutical substance and medicinal substances, we actually found beatle beetle in this bottle and we had them analyzed. i have them in here. you can see them. and they are strawberry root beetle. so, the first documented evidence of this beetle in the new world. and it's not surprising. we've had other soil samples tested. and we have located bedbugs of and powder-puff beetles and sawtooth beetles. we know there were black rats brought in from the colonists. so, all these hitchhikers that the colonists were, you know, not bringing on purpose. we have evidence of ind

, so they've arranged for a lot of the mail crossing the atlantic to funnel through bermuda. they look at it. they see anomalies in looning's letters. he writes cover letters and there's secrets in the writing. why would anybody write this? the cover writing doesn't make much sense. it's not much better than how are you, i'm fine. they develop secret writing and they find looning is a spy and the poor young man is eventually captured and shot. so what is ernest's other idea? he's not through with the war yet, as i said. he's through with the crook factory, but he wants to continue serving his country and doing something for the war effort, and he goes to the ambassador -- kind of a lot of nerve. he goes to the ambassador and he says look, i've done all this great stuff for you. i set up this crook factory and we did all this reporting, and now i want you to support me on something else. and the ambassador heard him out and he said well, what's that? he says i want to go looking for german submarines off the northern coast of cuba. have we heard this before? is this part of he

that high pressure is going to be a kissing cousin to a real bermuda high.ad areas of high pressure get offshore and act as heat pumps. this is getting offshore and locking in place for a while. take a look at the numbers. 83 the high this date. 13 above normal. the sun comes out and that will make the difference in the world. mostly cloudy, mild, 58 overnight. a couple of showers with a high of 80. a couple of showers thursday, 74. temperatures fall back to the mid-70s. amazing to say when you talk about the first weekend of may. >> raindrops keep falling on your rush. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> big delays out there. 100 east at coca-cola drive. an accident working 97 at general highway. 295 northbound with a minor delay to 175. second crash in the city south mount at west pratt. 7 minutes between owen mills and the beltway. slow on the west side of the beltway, 29 miles per hour. there is the jfx backing down in the southbound direction at 41st street. the top side of the beltway is getting busy as well. the traffic report is brought to you

giordano was kept in bermuda his traveling passenger disappeared. they saw him make it with a on a mattress in his vehicle. with a different woman on a mattress in his vehicle. >> we were taking a walk. we had walked up to the top. were coming out. >> this woman was in the parking when he was arrested. not know it was him until today. they say the man and woman were in a black cadillac similar to this. they were naked on a mattress in back. the parking attendant called police after a customer claimed. said they saw two .eople it out.d saw enough to see that it was kosher. >> de -- he became infamous last august while in aruba. gardner vanished and he did not twort her missing for hours. not.solutely us he believed she by humanbeen taken traffickers. folks are shocked that this -- at thissation latest accusation. >> i am wondering if this woman knew his reputation. did, i am not sure why him.ould go with >> this is the first time he has caught anyone doing that in garage. >> it is a funny story to have, for sure. >> where this garage is is a main str

burn bermuda myths will be suspended and firefighters are encouraging people to clear the brush fromr home. >> make sure you need to clear any dead brush or leaves, get that away from your home before fire season because it all creates fuel for fire season. >> reporter: they are looking to add more equipment for quicker responses. >>> thousands of people lined the shore for a specific tack lar -- spectacular fireworks show. take a look at that, the golden gate bridge was fog free and had beautiful fireworks. they also had songs including bridge over troubled water and included a fantastic finish to the bridge's anniversary. it was closed from 9:00 to 10:00 for the fireworks and officials had encouraged people to leave their cars at home and take public transportation. still traffic was heavy as people lined up to see it on the marin side of the bridge. >>> all in all, the 75 anniversary was a big hit. chrissy field and the other place drew crowds of people which included food vendors, family activities all leading up to the fantastic fireworks display. >> it connects us all and it is

around 11% and in bermud bur /* bermuda. it's the same way states in the u.s.e here, i will give you x hundred million dollar. it's the same on a global level. different countries offering different tax incentives for companies to put their money there. bermuda's financial services ex ports are bigger than tourism: these gains can pay off. my bottom line is i agree we should raise more money but i think to do it we should focus on people, not on corporation. corporation aren't people to unquote mitt romney in that situation. i think we should say, you know what? i am okay with putting the marginal important income tax rate close to 25%. but at the same time, let's raise taxes on rich people here because it doesn't make any sense we get all of these programs we think are important, working that people like that we can't afford because millionaires think they should be taxed the lowest rate in the last four years. >> derek thompson i want to get your take on the latest job numbers before the labor secretary comes in. apple getting away with it and 9% effective ta

she's showing off of course a classic bermuda short. >> that's cute. >> we love the bermuda short.nee, maybe a little bit higher. but what's great is that these are so figure flattering if they're tapered. you never want a short that's too snug. you don't want, you know -- >> or too big. >> or too big. the tapered really elongates the leg. just don't wear these with sneakers or they're going to think you're on the golf course. >> thank you, everybody. ladies, you look lovely. >> great. all right. tomorrow, you guys, we have the one, the only betty white with us. >> is that a reason to get up in the morning? right there. >>> plus, penny-wise wedding ideas for all you brides out there. >> oh. we have a bride t

>> lots going on, kind of like a bermuda triangle, we have 70s across the south bay, 79 at gilroy, san francisco at 62 degrees. let's show you what it looks like in san francisco, taking a peek, you can see low visibility right over the waters, but really a beautiful day, a little cool, and a little blustery, those winds are still gusting to about 25 miles per hour. our weather headlines do keep a little fog at the coast, especially tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, clearing out nice, like today, lots of sunshine, and 80s return, especially across the south bay. but hang on, cooling is in the forecast as we head towards the upcoming work week. we've got a big area of high pressure positioned off into the pacific, that's going to bring in warm winds, especially for tomorrow and even for sunday. we're talking about the potential for mid to upper 80s in san jose, over towards napa into wine country. a few 80s inland and the peak warmth on sunday, maybe get out and enjoy the beach weather. 50 in san jose, 50 as well in san francisco, and a beautiful day expected again tomorrow, no worr

the kufl stream would have carried them north past bermuda and if he was lucky probably back to europe. by turning south and making that alteration in course, he avoided the gulf stream. on the night of october the 11th the lookout on santa maria calls down to the deck tat this air a at this air a, land, land and he had seen a distant fire and the next morning columbus is on deck and sees land and he had offered the king, the king and queen, offered a prize to the first person to sight land and columbus then asserts that it is me, okay? the lookout last night was seeing something imaginary. i saw land. not the most generous fellow. it is october the 12th. columbus day. there is land. there is land. it is one of the great moments in history. did you have a question? >> no. >> guess what? columbus had estimated that he had sailed how many miles from the ka narryes at this point? >> 2,000. >> roughly 2,400 miles. he was on the right latitude, right? got to be the out islands. it's got to be the out lying islands of the in dies, must be, because it fits the calculations, right latitude, ri

esposito, has been with the foreign service for more than two decades in countries such as peru, iraq, bermuda and thailand. you are part of embassy but you are also helping people in a very direct way. >> she has consular training where officers look strategically at processing visas, attend language classes and even role play in a mock prison. >> he was a drug smuggler. >> possible to see him? >> that's why you're here. >> okay, great. >> melissa vonhinken and juli kim are in training. they're both headed to china for their next tour of duty. juli will work on the visa line. >> we want to make sure that the documents that they've provided us beforehand match up with the story they tell us at the window. and we're supposed to look at their body language and any other cues to tell if they're lying or not. >> melissa will work in american citizen services. >> someone loses their passport. i would like to help them get home again. if someone has a baby overseas, i'd like to make sure that a child who has at least one parent who's a u.s. citizen can keep their u.s. citizenship. >> act as your dau

if you are traveling to bermuda, you may have to deal with bobby weather, but the low pressure system will keep the weather nice year. tomorrow, as you can see, all the way up until horse time, the bulk of the storm, straw or is moving up in northeast virginia. it is not until later sunday night into monday were they start to pop up here. the beautiful preakness forecast. 76-81 degrees tomorrow. it should be right about there, mid to upper 70's. the wave it at one or two feet and a water temperature is getting closer to 70. tomorrow, in uniform monday. mostly sunny and 75 on sunday. on the eastern shore, about the same. breezy, mostly sunny. a little more cloud cover coming in as the southern storm begins to approach. when will be gusting off of the ocean, 30 miles per hour wind gusts keeping temperatures in the 60's. it is only a 30% chance. it will be a fairly decent weekend. preakness saturday, 79 mostly sunny. mid 70's with scattered showers and storms monday maybe all the way into wednesday before it clears up. midwestern wheat moves our way. low to mid 80's next week. >> i wonde

. >> six months after the corronatioin in 1953 a marathon of state visits started with bermuda and wenthe 27-year-old queen elizabeth embarked on her first official world tour. ♪ welcome to bermuda >> reporter: now after 60 years on the throne, the world has come to her. ♪ >> reporter: britain's own best talent was joined on the grounds of windsor castle with accounts from across the commonwealth, the united states, and around the globe. in all, 80 human performers and 500 of the queen's special passion, horses. in a festival that sets the stage for a glittering summer of celebrations for her diamond jubilee. now, the british royal family does pomp like nobody else. and over the next few weeks, there's a whole series of public events planned to celebrate. it will be a great time for anybody planning to visit london. >> lots to see and do. plenty of festivities but two people we watch for, wills and kate were not in attendance? >> reporter: no, they weren't. they were busy elsewhere. the duchess of cambridge went to watch her husband and his brother. the two princes played polo in a char

. >> gregg: what about bermuda, a lot of folks are heading down there, will they be okay? >> they should be okay. it should go to the west of them. it should cut a line between the u.s. and bermuda. >> gregg: rick riechmuth, thanks very much. >> arthel: restriction was saying high winds are kicking off the surf around florida where residents are bracing themselves for tropical storm beryl. we'll continue with elizabeth pran. it's pretty windy there in jacksonville? >> it's very windy. we have winds there likely about 65 miles per hour. it's right about 50 miles an hour so we anticipate heavy winds throughout the evening tonight coupled by the fact we're probably going to see three to six inches. one big concern you see the beach had behind me is slowly starting to disappear. more storm surge and it's still not high tide and expecting a high tide coming in as approaches in the evening. a number of folks that are visiting here. it was still sunny and nice out so they haven't left already. in fact the number of people who said they are here to sort of experience the ride. tak

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traveling with the queen was particularly valuable, especially the overseas royal tour i took to bermuda and trinidad. she was 83 years old at the time, and her program called for long days of meeting and greeting. her stamina was impressive. matched only by 88-year-old prince phillip. whenever they go off on a trip together like that, the lord chamberlain always accompanies them to the airport, and phillip turns around and waves at him and says, mind the shop. i got a real sense of how much in synch phillip and elizabeth are. with an expert choreography, like fred astaire and ginger rogers, i also saw aspects of him that contradict his caricature of brashness and insensitivity. he always watches the queen intently to see whether she needs any assistance. i once saw him bring a little child over to greet her. he often spots people in the crowd who can't see very well and he'll walk them out to give them a better vantage point. when the queen needs a boost, he is also there with a humorous aside, such as, don't be so sad, sausage. on the last night in trinidad, also witnessed a close rang

now we know that he incorporated his business in bermuda. >> first of all, i'm terrified.'m so scared. i'm going to hide under my desk. so, obviously, it worked. why did it work. >> first of all, it was very similar circumstances, michigan had the highest unemployment rate in the country. i was an incumbent, is this a rempen dumb or a choice? this is a choice. this is choice. the choice in michigan do you want to pick a businessman that got rid of jobs in michigan and invested overseas? he's a businessman. very wealthy man. spent way more money on this election than i did. i was under water in my fay voshlt. but i won. why? because it was a question of he is not the solution, he is part of the problem. he is not going to fix this. he xab rated what we're going through. and he supports those bush policies that got us into this mess. >> ron? >> we're at a point in this election where we're right now standing with a double negative. we don't have a majority that are convinced that they want to re-elect obama to a second term or turn the power over to republicans. the bain att

in the '80s and '90s, there was an exodus to bermuda and the cayman islands, where there are no taxes at all. when the government threatened to clamp down on tax dodging, many companies decided to leave the caribbean, but as lesley stahl first reported in march 2011, instead of coming back home, they went to safer havens like switzerland. >> several of these companies came to this tiny dot on the swiss map called zug, a small, quaint, medieval town. i don't think anybody's ever heard of zug in the united states. hans marti, who heads zug's economic development office, showed off the nearby snow-covered mountains. but zug's main selling point isn't a view of the alps. how low are the taxes here? >> it's something between 15% and 16%. >> and in the united states, it's 35%. >> i know. it's half, half price. >> and do you have the lowest tax rate in switzerland? >> most probably, yes. >> most probably, yes. so you're kind of a tax haven within a tax haven. >> [laughs] maybe, yes. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the population of the town of zug is 26,000. the number of companies in the area: 30,0

that part of mexico, some refer to it as the mexican bermuda triangle because people disappear, peopled, people are killed in that part of mexico, and one question that reporters had this afternoon in the middle of a press conference was, why were they all decapitated? >> right. >> why were they all dismembered, and this is what one of the prosecutors had to say. let's listen. >> translator: in every single case and in order to complicate the identification process, the victims were missing their head, and they also had their upper and lower extremities mutilated. >> so the idea here was to make it as complicated as possible for police to identify these bodies. >> so was it then -- what does that say? does that say that this fighting is between cartels, or were there any civilians or any foreigners who were targeted, or is it just the cartels, do they believe? >> no indication at this point that any civilians or foreigners are being targeted. there was a sign found right next to the bodies on a wall that said 100% "z," referring to the cartel that i was talking about. that's a big poss

in that part of mexico, which some people refer to as the bermuda triangle of mexico, they're very vulnerable and they fall prey to robberies and attacks by crime. >> that is so horrible. rafael, keep us posted on any developments of that investigation. >> sure. >>> american veterans come home from the front lines to fight another battle. getting a job. army veteran and "dancing with the stars" champ, j.r. martinez joins me to talk about that. now's the time to move from to where you want to go. look up. with u.s. bank let's get the wheels turning. use our strength & stability to open new opportunities. to lend, and lift ...every business...every dream... to new heights of prosperity. good things are happening. just look up. with u.s. bank. >>> after serving our country overseas, many u.s. service members are facing another huge challenge. finding work at home. one vet, sergeant christopher wiley, said he was making $50,000 before he was deployed. now he's delivering pizzas and working for tips. >> there's no jobs out there. the problem is, there are so many people looking. how's it going? th

if every american chose to take their wealth and put it in switzerland or the cayman islands or in bermudais is a big issue and i think it's going to be a big issue in ohio, because ohioans, i think, would consider this a form of economic patriotism. investing in your country, just as our forebearers did when they bought war bonds during world war ii. knowing that this country needed investment. and i think that says something about mitt romney that is very basic to his character, to his values, and to his judgment. and i'm going to be talking about that for the next five or six months in ohio and anywhere else, where i can go to represent the president. >> governor wilder, it seemed to me that the message in both places, both columbus and virginia was, there were two parts to the message. one was about targeting one type of swing voter that swings between voting and not voting. so democrats that don't always show up to the polls. and the other one was that small slice of independents that we know do decide elections, but a very small group, 8 to 10%, maybe, total. what did you hear from t

>> bermuda even better.n, obviously -- >> we have to stay in the united states. >> the facebook founder went to singapore. we can go to bermuda. and do the show in your bathing suits. it would be fabulous. >> maybe you could do that with your new show that starts on fox business on monday. check out "money" with melissa francis weeknights 59:00 eastern on the fox business network. good luck to you. >> thanks, guys. appreciate it. >> great to see you. coming up on "fox & friends", remember this story, an honor student holding down two jobs to support her siblings but then thrown in jail for missing school. there's a big update you don't want to miss. what that is about 10 minutes from now. >> and the c.e.o. learned about america's lack of leadership in this episode of "undercover boss" and now he's trying to change culprit culture. he's here live and i believe he's walking this way. e love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. we're

base in bermuda, that's why you have norad in cheyenne mountains where canadian offices are next to american offices, and australian, new zealand, and the united states, that countries -- that britaina's lion cubs -- after the second world war what mattered was getting a hearing in washington. this is the smoothest transfer of global dominance in history. front britain, to her somewhat prodigal son, and it's so smooth nobody thinks of it as such. it's a very rare moment in human history, and the idea it's going to go that way round in, say, 2016 when the imf predicts that china will become the dominant global economy, is absolutely absurd. who is going to play america to this time around? britain and europe's decline was cushioned by the united states as the global order maker. who is out there to cushion america's decline? there's no good abc to that question. >> host: mark citizen. you have a time traveler. how do you put that together? >> guest: i use hg wells', the time machine, which american viewers know if not for the cheesy cheap movies they can maim make from time to time. this is a

that part of mexico where this happened has been called the bermuda triangle of mexico because of thend killings that have happened there. >> is this about territory? is it about drugs? explain this to us. >> what authorities say up to this point is nobody -- no civilians were targeted, that these are people who might have been involved with any -- with some of these criminal organizations that we're talking about or that were possibly my grants who were going through that part of mexico. so there's no indication that civilians either domestically in mexico or foreigners are being targeted. >> this is not just in one particular state. this is across a whole bunch of border states. describe for us what the situation is like on the border. >> the violence is mainly concentrated on the border states. think states south of texas, south of new mexico, south of arizona. those are territories in dispute by the drug cartels because, as you can imagine, these are transit points, routes that the drug cartels want to control because there's a lot of money involved. and so that's the reason why y

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showing off the classic bermuda short. >> we love the bermuda short.he taper really elongates the leg. just don't wear these with sneakers or they're going to think you're on the golf course. >> thank you, everybody. ladies, you look lovely. >> tomorrow you guys, we have the one, the only, betty white with us! >> is that a reason to get up in the morning? right there. >>> plus, penny-wise wedding ideas for all you brides out there. have a great day, everybody. we will see you tomorrow for booze day tuesday. don't want to miss that.