. >> my name is james ward and i'm also a veteran.are some people here i voted for, jane and david. i get a little frustrated because the campus task force doesn't help us but runs out. we have been put behind. every time we have something come up -- i've been applying to be a member of the veterans committee for three months and it keeps getting tabled. we want a voice. recently, the legislation became law on memorial day really hurt us. the federal government says we're going to enforce federal laws and as veterans are prone to the side. all my life, the va has called me an addict, and i'm not an addict. i'm a patient. i've never broken any other law in my life. i have been an upstanding citizen and i am getting a little tired of not being heard. that is what does the trends are looking for. we're looking for you board of supervisors to hear us and what we want to have some legislation that says let's go with the state laws that allow this and let the veterans in those states partaken of medical cannabis. thank you. president chiu:

. >> my name is james ward and i'm also a veteran.are some people here i voted for, jane and david. i get a little frustrated because the campus task force i get a little frustrated because the campus task force

. >>> american mardy fish also in action today facing james ward. in the second set, fish up 3-1 in the near court trading groundstrokes. the backhand winner, he advances three sets to two in a four-hour marathon. >>> let's go to soccer. italian fans excited for this one against the germans. so was 21-year-old striker mario belateli. he skies above the defender to head in in. it's an early 1-0 lead. the long ball ahead, no call for offsides, and he blasts the shot from the top of the back into the net. another celebration, as italy beats germany 2-1 to advance to sunday's euro cup final where they tain on defending champion spain. out here at congressional it's van pelt in the lead. tiger has to do better. he's in third. >>> still ahead, snowfall in the summer that would be a >>> well, here's a number we like to see. it's going in the right direction. a gallon of regular is now just be low $3, well below the national average, which is 3.37, down ten cents from last week. >>> final check, doug? >> all right, guys. i'm about as piven as it gets right

james fort. these ceramics were made in the period from about 1619 until about 1625. they were made by thomas ward. he came to jamestown in 1619. we have historical documentation for that. and his kiln site was found here in the 1950s by john kotter on the national park service property. and these are some of his products that i'm trying to do minimum object counts. i do shard counts. that is, i count all the fragments of p r this pottery type and i also do minimum object counts. and i do that by isolating rooms and bases that belong together. and i can tell from looking at these the different vessels that are represented in this layer from the well. it's layer d. we've got milk pans represented and a jug here. with a nice little spread foot. turned up on the edge there. very well made. a little drinking cup here. very thin. his fabric is identifiable because it is chalky and buff colored. it's james river clay. you can see there's quite a bit of variety in the colors of the glazes and that's just dependent upon the kiln conditions. a typical day here at jamestown consists of sorting and identifyi

james's report. the auto try added more than 200,000 jobs since the rescue. and if you just plot a graph where the rescue occurred, you can see all of that came right after wardsnd he mentioned the fact that gm for the first time since 2008, the global leader in sales. i also see, and this was -- >> one thing. here is a oversight in your report. what i didn't see is all of the concessions that they made. >> he is suggesting the ends justify the means, no? >> obama could have limited himself to providing bankruptcy financing and kept the auto makers going. what he did was transfer $26 billion to the united auto workers to their benefit funds and into them making concessions. yes, the union made huge concessions for new hires, those not members of the union yet, but as steve ratner admitted, it didn't require any of the existing union members to take a pay cut and that was a mistake. why should everyone have to pay for this? >> you have a point there vis-a-vis the existing workers, but the retirees took a wac on health care and pension, and they made concessions as well. for instance, no more automatic wage increases, and they agreed not to strike until 2015. th