. >> well, the lost town, blythe could speak to that, there's really exciting things that have been found just in the last few weeks. >> yes, it has to do with a map, 400-year-old map from the -- that has been in the british museum and it's been recently discovered that there's a patch, very interesting patch, which was discovered underneath it was the outline of a fortification and it happens to be in the area where historian jim horn believes the colonists from the lost colony went, the areas which they went. and we've done some preliminary work there, found some interesting artifacts that looked like they could be 16th century, so this is all brand-new and we're just sort of on the cusp we think some pretty exciting discoveries. >> caller's from memphis next eugenia, go ahead with your comments. >> caller: my husband's ancestors came to jamestown in 1616 and then we see him in elizabeth city, i find him in elizabeth city, and i wondered exactly where elizabeth city was in reference to jamestown. >> well, it's now where hampton is, modern hampton is, and actually virginia beach. i think

. >> 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, virginia. the first statewide historic preservation organization in the united states. it is confusing that there are so many james towns and many people visit jamestown and it turns out that they never went to the real place. you know, the place where all the history happened. so there's a james two that's a living history museum, living history settlement and they interpret yams town and they will have three wonderful ships and they've reinstructed a fort and an indian vil and they have a huge museum over there. that is a state-run organization. so they get state funding for that. then the island itself, the original site of jamestown is comanaged by the national park service in preservation, virginia. so it's an unusual public private partnership that goes on here. the park service owns the majority of the island, 1500 acres. preservation, virginia, has around 23. but their 23 acres incorporates the site of the o

we'll meet senior kurator blythe straw. join us saturday may 12th, beginning at 1:30 p.m. eastern. > coming up, dr. ira rutkow discusses how the civil war changed clinical surgery. he is an author of "bleeding blue and gray," "civil war surgery" and "the evolution of new york medicine." the new york academy of medicine hosted this 50-minute discussion. please note, there are graphic photographs shown during the program and some viewers might find this discurbing. turbing. >>> thank you for coming. i'm getting over a cold. if i have a coughing jag, you will understand the reason why. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. chris has already taken away my third slide. i will start with number two. i want to thank the academy for inviting me. it is always a pleasure to come back here. arlene schoenher deserves many thanks. i spent multiple months working in the rear room library. this is a unique place, a wonderful institution. i look forward to its history. and its various reincarnations that happen. it holds a unique place in american medicine and especially medicine relat

arrogant selfish pig yes ok and now the other important thing to note about this is that we've seen blythe masters saying they take no prisoners single trade they're just hedging out of london they're hedging client positions so she and in particular refer to their massive silver shorts she said we're just hedging positions for a long silver clients and here we have a situation where if it were ahead as called senator puts it by definition if something is ahead then it's balanced by again somewhere else so this was not hedging it was speculation and there's only one thing worse than. speculating that's unintentionally speculation. well they were intentionally thinking this speculation which is the exact opposite of what life just said what jamie's been talking about the regulators don't care because they're the f.s.a. in london hello you're in the pocket of morgan do you care no you are completely worthless mary said perot yes you see i'm sure she had a conference call jamie before this news to work out how they would handle it. to make sure that the markets were disturbed even though the

of flak for what people believe is manipulation of the silver market and we did actually hear from blythe masters the head of global commodities answering a question about that and she defended it saying that they're hedging she has said that they're hedging by this and that they have and that specular bets aren't part of the business model and that market participants don't see all of their activity and bloggers have a misunderstanding of the nature of the business there's an underlying client position we just have a minute here but do you buy that. well let me let me put it this way we justified in saying the c s t c two years ago and got a statement from andrew maguire in which he showed that he eats it sent e-mails to the c.f. t.c. saying when j.p. morgan was going to bomb the market ahead of time and how they alerted their allies what was going to happen this happened over a three to four month period and it happened in the evidence list right there the c f t c has done nothing about it when it comes down edging that's hogwash it's just it's just not the way we're there to see if t.c

. >> blythe, california, police department contacted us on the morning of january 9th.name of ricky rodriguez. and upon contacting his wife in washington, they found out that ricky lived here at this apartment complex. and he had mentioned some things to her that were somewhat alarming that there possibly might be a murder victim here in his apartment. we walked in. the apartment was relatively clean and well kept. and a female victim was laying -- an elderly female, she was laying on the carpet. it appeared that her throat had been slashed. there were some defensive wounds to her arms, some cuts on her arms as well. >> the woman rick killed wasn't his mother. it was her close confidant gela. smith had helped raise rick and features in the story of davidito under the pseudonym sue. he arranged to meet her early on the evening of january the 8th planning to force her to reveal his mother's whereabouts. >> i'm not trained in torture methods, which is why i'm going to have to make do. i don't know how to [ muted ] do this. i don't want to [ muted ] do this. >> as rick drov

now hard to blythe.ter: when she was 8 years old she had this box and wrote down her goal of being a olympians and butt it back in the box. >> i didn't open the paper. i convinced myself if i opened it my wish wouldn't come true so i have the box today so now i can open it. >>reporter: the pressure is off now that she made the team. >> i think she's going to probably play with a little bit more joy and aban done than she normally does. she hit one of the major dole at this stage and i think she will good out and swingt. >>reporter: chinese dominate the sport but she faced them in a champ shichlt i got my butt kicked it was a fun experience. it was fun though. >>reporter: she plans on enjoying the olympic experience knowing she may have a few more in her. >> i'm really excited to meet other players from different sports. make some new friendships. >>reporter: anybody in particular. >> i would love to meet michael phelps but who wouldn't, right? >>reporter: she's also being realistic about winning a meda m

. >> narrator: the first big credit default swap was engineered by blythe masters and involved exxon. >> exxon was the client at the bank and we had credit exposure associated with that relationship. >> the exxon valdspewed almost 11 million gallons of oil into pnce william sound. >> narrator: in the wake of the exxon valdez oil spill and a rash of lawsuits, >> a civil trial... >> returned a five-count indictment... >> narrator: exxon took out a multi-billion dollar letter of credit with j.p. morgan. >> a letter of credit creates credit risk. if exxon were to fail on their obligations, then j. p. morgan would have to step in and make good on those obligations on their behalf. it was a large amount of exposure, and there was a significant amount of risk associated with that. >> narrator: and that risk is a bidrain on a bank. >> every time a bank makes a loan, under banking regulations, they're required to set aside certain reserves of capital for the loan. so j.p. morgan, when they made the loan to exxon, would have had to set aside some capital. >> j.p. morgan has to hold certain capi

. >> obviously you will stand here with me the next 11 hours and we will have some blythe chitchat and talk horse racing. >> we are going to ride the horse after the race. >> what she said. that's going to be it from here. donna, thank you so much for joining us. really always appreciated. we'll send it back to studio 1 is-a and amy. >> i always cheer for the name i like best. i like bodemeister. that's a fun one. >> go for it. i just say go for it. that's my analysis. >> what she said. thanks, jenna. and now here is lester. >>> fans are mourning the loss of an american music pioneer, adam yauch of the beastie boys died after a long battle with canc cancer. the three musicians sold 40 million records and helped define the music of the '80s. here's nbc's charles hadlock. ♪ you have the right to party >> reporter: it was the party anthem that helped bring hip-hop to a pop music audience. >> they opened up mainstream america for rap. ♪ >> reporter: adam yauch was 17 when he first got together with friends in brooklyn to form a band. ♪ >> reporter: they would become known the world over as