founded in 1607, jamestown was america's first permanent english settlement. virginia company of london established the colony 60 miles north of the mouth of the chesapeake bay, naming the site "james fort" after england's king james the first. but life there was anything but easy. historians believe the settlers arrived during the worst drought in 800 years. and disease, starvation, and conflicts with nearby native americans plagued the colonists. accounts from the time tell of residents forced to eat dogs, cats, rodents, and even shoe leather to fend off starvation. and, it appears, it was even worse than that: researchers have now revealed evidence of cannibalism. in the remains of a 14-year-old girl found in a trash pit at the colony site last summer. forensic anthropologist douglas owsley says cut marks on the cheek bones and skull of the girl they've named jane support the theory she was butchered after her death for consumption. >> from my experience working with prehistoric skeletons where i have seen post-mordem meaning "after death" processing of rem

and how close jamestown came to failing.se of american history would be very different. >> november of 1609 there were 300 settlers. by the time more provisions arrived the following spring, there were only 60 settlers left. >> lisa's joining us now live. lisa, what more can scientists tell us about this teenage girl known as jane? how did she die? >> well, they don't know how she died. they do know that at the time of the cannibalism that she was already dead. and it's a very sad part of the story that you have these settlers who were so desperate that they were resorting essentially to digging up dead bodies and consuming dead bodies. but they are now trying to find out her true identity. they know she was 14. they can do modern science has allowed us they know her age, they know she's of european decent. now it's a matter of poring over the archives and historical records to try to find out her identity because they want to give her due credit as to all the settlers of what they actually went through when they came to thi

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i'm a senior citizen and i am 80 years of age i shouldn't have to walk from 23 rd up to jamestown. it is a diss grace how the people of bay view hunter's point have been treated we the taxpayers i would like to say that we had thought we were going to get express buses we didn't get anything but the t line the t line has not worked at all you have had complaints ever since the t line has been in hunter's point. i'd like to say not to stop on 23 rd and make the people walk. we should be riding free thank you. >> next speaker please. >> [applause]. >> good afternoon sir. >> my name is clyde, carpenter i was born in the neighborhood in 1945 as a resident and business owner in that neighborhood that we should be treated like any other resident anywhere in the city of san francisco. when decisions are made to do certain things without getting our input, it effects our business community it affects our seniors and all the residents of bay view hunter's point which is a diverse community all races that live in that neighborhood so my certain is when you do something like that you need to

. >> a grizzly discovery at the jamestown settlement in virginia. jamestown.of the earlier settlers turned to cannibalism. archeologists discovered a 14-year-old girl was cannibal liesdd. it was done only under the most desperate circumstances -- can ball list. >> it was terrible winter where they lose over 80% of the people in the fort and at the end they're only 60 individuals surviving. totally dire circumstances. completely backs up against the wall and people someone forced somebody doing what they needed to do to survive. >> the remains will be placed on display at jamestown to explain the starving times and the horror conditions settlers faced. >> in -- investigators say no remains were found near the area that the piece of an airplane wing was found. the part was discovered last week. between two buildings in downtown. after the search the 250 pound piece was moved to a police property facility in brooklyn where it will be stored. >> a follow-up on that troubled 120 ty million dollar transit hundred in silver spring -- we reported on the delays, constr

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she was discovered in jamestown last summer. sum the bones reveal marks that tha indicate they were chopped. c that refers to the deadly winter of 1609 to 1610 when settlersetl arrived from england during thee worst drought in hundreds of years. experts said that led people too commit acts only done under thee most desperate of circumstances. >> it is within the context of this starving time, very dreadful 1609-1610 winter whereh they lose over 80% of the people people. at the epidemic, there are onlyo 60 individuals surviving,urvi totally dire circumstances, completely backs up against the wall, and people, someone or somebody doing what they needed to do in order to survive. >> now, before this discovery there had only been unconfirmedc reports of starving columnng nifties who resorted to eating t dogs, mice, snakes, and shoe leather to survive. the remains will be placed on display at jamestow jamestown eg the starving time prd and the pe horrid conditions. they will tell visitors that vis what they're about to see is pretty

the skull of a 14-year-old girl found near jamestown settlement had cuts that are consistent with butcheringor meat. >>> heavy rain caused massive mudslide in florida with mud in this home piling up as high as four feet. no one was home at the time. tremendous clean up effort there. >>> may day protests in seattle turned violent with police. rocks were thrown at law enforcement. there were multiple protests. >>> six in ten babies born in 2011 to mothers in their early 20s was born out of wedlock. that's up from the 1980s. >>> to business we'll see if weekly job data and sales can turn around a rough start to may. the fed will keep interest rates at record loss to boost a weak economy but didn't keep stocks from tumbling at the end of the day. facebook beat the streets revenue estimates but fell short in overall earnings. automakers say the housing recovery is driving sales of pick up trucks and today ford is announcing it will add 2,000 jobs and a third shift at its kansas city plant to keep up with demand. >>> new this morning australia is about to place an order for up to 100 lockheed mart

jamestown was founded 400 years ago in what is now virginia.rmanent english settlement and now archaeologists are releasing new details on the extreme lengths some took to survive the horrible first winters, particularly what is known in history as the starving time, a particularly tough winter for some of these folks. we need to warn you some of the information in this story is disturbing and here is why, william kelso is the lead archaeologist of the jamestown archeology center. dr. kelso what you say you discovered is the first and only evidence of can in a pwa list eupl in colonial america. >> yes it is. we found a partial skull and a severed leg bone of a human remain, it turned out by forensic studies that it was a 14-year-old english girl. the marks, the cut marks on the skull, the way it was treated, the way it was opened, there are scores and scores of knife marks where the only explanation is that soft tissue in the brain were being removed. we have six accounts from the historical records from one eyewitness and several recollections

a winter known as the starving time of jamestown.ey resorted -- some resorted to cannibalism. but they were kind of enigmatic references. some believed it some didn't. >> reporter: but now they say they have evidence. the skull, it was found in an abandon the cellar of the fort. douglas o schl ley is a forensic anthropologist. he says the cuts on jane's jaw were from a very sharp knife consistent with efforts to remove flesh, consistent with cannibalism. >> i can tell you the violence in terms of the mutilation of the bones, the fracturing there's no way that this is just trauma. they have a very clear intent and the clear intent in this instance is the need to remove tissues for consumption. >> this discovery really to me has made such an impact on my empathy with the hardships that the settlers went through for that time period and how close jamestown came to failing. if it failed the course of american history would be very different. >> reporter: november of 1609 there were 300 settlers. by the time more provisions arrived the fo

but the girl's remains were uncovered last year of the sites jamestown, near virginia. archaeologists have found her shinbone and school and dumped in a rubbish hit near the seller. >> i saw the -- shinbone and skull dump in a rubbish picnic rubbish binllar -- near the cellar. instead of finding a new eden, settlers were faced with salmon and took refuge in the old fort. >> within the fort, they lost 80% of the people that were there, so they consumed all the animals, anything they could get their hands on, and clearly resorted ultimately to humans. >> scientists do not know how the 14-year-old died, but they do know what she looked like. this enabled a three-dimensional model to be printed. certain this girl is not the only victim of cannibalism. many were simply too survivors who could not have lived without resorting to human flesh. >> i apologize to anyone who is about to sit down to dinner for that report. now ibm got into the entertainment business, releasing what it calls the smallest movie. what you are seeing is not regular stop motion animation. it is individu

the skull of a 14-year-old girl found near jamestown settlement had cuts that are consistent with butchering meat. >>> heavy rain caused massive mudslide in florida with mud in this home piling up as high as four feet. luckily no one was home. >>> may day protests in seattle turned violent with police. using pepper spray and flash bombs to disperse the crowds. rocks were thrown at law enforcement. it was one of multiple protests across the country demanding better working conditions. >>> census stats show six in ten babies born in 2011 to mothers in their early 20s was born out of wedlock. that's up from the 1980s. and compared to 17% for moms in their late 30s. >>> all right to business now. and cnbc kayla tausche. good morning. >> good morning, richard. with shares of facebook, the social networking giant said mobile ads help propel a big jump in revenue. facebook has more than 1.1 billion monthly active users. the number of people who logon solely with a mobile device has doubled. >>> and ford puts out the help wanted sign. the automaker at its plant in kansas city to help meet surging de

shortly after rick's passing, all of his friends, family, followers, they gathered at a place called jamestown cfee in columbia, south carolina. one of rick's favorite places. they joined together to have a memorial service to honor his life. that's when the first tweet after his passing came in on this account. and to tell us about how this feels, to see these tweets come across every few days, we have rick's wife vicki stillwell, via skype, from columbia, south carolina. >> first of all, we are so, so sorry for your loss. rick sounds like a remarkable human being. >> what have these tweets meant to you. >> when we see them, it's a comfort. >> what was your reaction when you saw the first tweet? >> i actually laughed because it came across just at the time that the memorial service for him was starting. that first tweet was all about friends and family and the connections that we make through social media. >> so vickie, how long do you think this will go on? how long do you think rick planned ahead? >> i honestly have no idea. there are a couple of social media people here in columbia who hav

. >> this is what is left of the jamestown settlement. it is in these ruins that archaeologists have discovered evidence of a dark moment in north america's early colonial history. when they excavated these buildings, they found the skull of a 14-year-old girl which had been cut. >> it's a clear intent to remove flesh from the face, to remove and cut it in here to take out the tongue and the pharynx. in the 17th century diet it might seem b strange to brains.at but this is out of the ordinary, for it to come from a human. >> this is what they believe the teenage girl looked like. they don't know much about her. they called her jane. they believe the damage to her skull was inflicted after her death. the settlers resorted to cannibalism of the dead because virginia was experiencing a drought and famine so severe they called it the starving time. >> death awaited for them outside. there was very little food left. no hope of provisions coming in from outside. >> now we have graphic evidence of just what they had to do to keep one of the firs

. >>> gruesome new evidence that the early settlers at jamestown were so desperate for food they resortedism. scientists said they found the first evidence in the bones of a young girl in a trash pit last summer. evidence includes clumsy chopping to the body and head of the girl who appears to have already been dead at the time. >>> with summer approaching you'd think 234e town would have more than enough room for as many ice cream trucks as possible but it turns out the town of gloversville, new york, isn't big enough for snowcone joe and the new guy in town, mr. ding-a-ling. >> one of our officers actually witnessed one of the ice cream trucks following the other ice cream truck. >> both sides have gone to extreme lengths to steal away customers but just this week police may have finally ended the war arresting the operators of snocompany one joe for harassment. don't mess with ding-a-ling. >> two more teams could punch their rounds. >>> welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. game five between the knicks and celtics at mad sng square garden. carmelo anthony getting rea

william calso found the remains in historic jamestown, virginia. >> today marks two years since navy s.e.a.l.s stormed the compound and kled the terrorist leader. they took three of his wifeves into custody. they did so to prevent his grave or the photos from becoming asia rhin or propaganda. the war in iraq of course wept on for several years. >> many other rel arerelics go display today. the like and museum features exhibits on the attacks. president obama and the four living presidents were in town for the center's opening. >> and no sleep overnight for this group. the changing opportunity that had some camped out in lines. >> and we are starting off >>> weather and traffic on the ones. we welcome may with open arms. temperatures 50s to 40s around the region. by midnight back down into the low 50s. your 7 day out look and weekend traveling on 95 no issues nice and clear. over to 395 i mentioned that i had a report. it is in the hov lanes. also rails check out. no reported delays on metro mark or vr are e. >> in time forso somummer break. >> new evidence federal investigators say t

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glen howard from the, from the jamestown foundation.for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. heather: we'll look forward to that one a whole lot more in further segments. jon: a whole lot of questions to be answered there. heather: could today be the day we get a verdict in the sensational murder trial? jury deliberations starting a short time in the jodi arias death penalty case. we'll bring you the decision as soon as we get it. >>> a family suffers a tremendous grief after a father and a referee dies from a violent attack on the soccer field. we'll have a the report on the heartbreaking story and what is in store for the teenager accused of causing his death. >> we always have to wait until something happens, a tragedy until they can do something about it. it happened to us. it happened to my dad. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. adam, this was awful from the beginning but bring us up to speed

we have a facial forensic reconstruction of a 14-year-old girl who lived in jamestown, virginia in the0s. scientists with the smithsonian discovered her remains in a cellar. they say the girl's bones show signs she was canny ballized after she died. during that winter, starving settlers also ate dogs and shoe leather. >>> one of the most beautiful lookout points will soon be accessible once again. park officials said glacier point road will open noon this friday. the road offers stunning views. visitors are cautioned to watch for wildlife and melting snow. tioga pass road is tentatively set to open may 11th. >>> such a gorgeous place to go. spring time, really any time of year. these days the bay area is not a bad place to be either. >> really nice weather. it's hot around here. we're below 100 degrees. we've seen hotter. the red flag warning is going to be dropped in the next few minutes. less wind, but a hotter day. these were the temperatures from today. 90 in santa rosa. 87 in fairfield. highs tomorrow, a lot more 90. the winds up towards the north bay and up on the delta still see

. >>> a discovery about the jamestown colony in virginia. scientists say they have the first solid evidence that some of the earliest colonists survived by resorting to cannibalism. they based it based on the maides of a 14-year-old girl. servant or someone's daughter sore which we can't bring you picture. there we go. scientists say h her bones have clear cut marks showing she was very likely butchered and eaten during the harsh winter of 1609. that winter was nonarts starving time. about 130 people lived at the fort in november and only 60 remained by spring. the area was undergoing the worst drought in 800 years. cannibal is many. ism. that is interesting. spencer christian here with the forecast and low humidity. high heat. windy today. all three bad for fire season. >> looks like this risk of fire, this high risk will continue into tomorrow as the red flag warning for high fire danger extended to noon tomorrow and we will have probably record high temperatures tomorrow. a look at live doppler 7hd. dry conditions right now. no clouds aro

. >> cenk: researchers believe some of the original jamestown settlers might have been cannibals in theel winter of 1609-1610, they chopped up a 14-year-old girl and possibly ate her. i told you don't let undocumented immigrants into this country. joke. all right. "viewpoint" is next. we'll see you on theyoungturks.com later tonight. >> john: good evening folks. my, what a day! president obama would like to close guantanamo bay prison, if only he knew someone high up in the government who could do something about it. and stop and frisk. it is not a gay bar from the '70s it is the controversial anti-crime policy here in new york city. i hope the nypd realizes when people say they should have outreach stopping and frisking black guys wasn't what we're talking about. ed at the cruz is the find of guy who watches it is a wonderful life and roots for mr. port. everyone thinks ted cruz is a jerk but don't let that fool you.

a new and rather jarring revelation has been made by archaeologists excavating the jamestown colony site. apparently settlers in 1609 resorted to cannibalism. they used to brag about being able to trace your family there, maybe you should think good. tim horn tells us that they found the remains of a skull and partial bone leg of a 14-year-old girl. they're calling her jane. he says cut marks on the remains is the physical evidence of cannibalism, the only evidence so far of cannibalism found in the americas during this time committed by settlers. the harsh winter also known as the starving time. they believed that she already died of starvation. the average lifespan during the 17th century was about 50 years. >>> political tensions in venezuela may have just boiled over. providing a lesson for boehner and reid, here's what they can do, look at this. lawmakers literally throwing blows over their business. this is a fight that captures government cameras pa rolling on the national assembly. things are being tossed and hurled. maybe if this just happened in washington these guys could get

>> cenk: researchers believe some of the original jamestown settlers might have been cannibals in the cruel winter of 1609-1610, they chopped up a 14-year-old girl and possibly ate her. i told you don't let undocumented immigrants into this country. joke. all right. "viewpoint" is next. we'll see you on theyoungturks.com later tonight. >> john: good evening folks. my, what a day! president obama would like to close guantanamo bay prison, if only he knew someone high up in the government who could do something about it. and stop and frisk. it is not a gay bar from the '70s it is the controversial anti-crime policy here in new york city. i hope the nypd realizes when people say they should have outreach stopping and frisking black guys wasn't what we're talking about. ed at the cruz is the find of guy who watches it is a wonderful life and roots for mr. port. everyone thinks ted cruz is a jerk but don't let that fool you. he really is a jerk. today's birthdays include david beckham, dwayne the rock johnson and inglebert humperdinck. this is "viewpoint." >> john: i'm john fuglesang. this

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a 14 year-old the names " jane of jamestown. " this is a facial reconstruction.e signs are here including chop marks on the growth costco lines where she was struck with something sharp on the jaw line--a small knife cuts and puncture wounds. for years there have been unconfirmed reports the colonist resorted to eating things like dogs and shoe leather to get by and their own and did. the girl's remains date back to the deadly winter of 1609216101609216 to 1610. > >vicki: sf dr. conrad marie was already convicted of involuntary killing of michael jackson. --mari--murray but the doctor appears to be on trial again as the jackson family lawyer tries to show his deep that drove him to over treat the superstar. since we're on the subject of waiting, their signs posted everywhere that read it no parking or waiting. but however to the driver of this blue car, i'm not sure she is aware of the sign. but wait she hasn't asked me. >> my daughter is on her way out. >> but it does in a waiting period she only moves up a few feet and stops again. so i pay her another visit. y

. >>> gruesome new evidence this morning that the early settlers at jamestown were cannibals.mithsonian revealed the discovery of the bones of a 14-year-old girl that show clear signs she was cannibalized. evidence indicates clumsy chops to the body and head of the girl who appeared to have already been dead at the time. >> fans of the chicago cubs considering the unthinkable. the possibility of their team moving out of chicago. the team is prosing a $500,000 renovation of wrigley field. to help pay for it, the cubs want to install a large screen in left field for advertising. for the first time publicly, cubs' brass threw down the gauntlet. >> i am not sure how any body is going to stop signs in the outfield. if it comes to the point that we don't have the ability to do what we need to do in our outfield, we will have to consider moving. >>> without the proposed signage, the cubs are losing out on $20 million a year in ad revenue. the team filed a renovation plan with the city. the chicago city council and city planners are now considering it. you know every single park in ba

. >> archaeologists found evidence that settlers in jamestown virginia ate their own in order to survivearsh conditions in the early 1600s. >> i mean do what you gotta do, man. >> bill: might be better than eating squirrel or possum. >> a horse. >> bill: a muskrat. >> horse meat. >> bill: first of all, this is so funny i think. couldn't resist starting here this morning. it is well-known in washington, d.c. that every morning, every member of the united states senate gets up and looks in his or her mirror and sees the next president of the united states. that's been true for a long time. in some cases you know, there might be some reason to think that. john kerry comes to mind. teddy kennedy god rest his soul, comes to mind. eugene mccarthy comes to mind. john f. kennedy comes to mind. there were some that could expect to be there. others who didn't make it. or maybe didn't even run. but seriously ted cruz? ted cruz? yes. that's the latest word. according to the national review bob costa piece in the national review yesterday ted cruz is telling his friends and family that he believes he

. >>> virginia's day press says there is evidence of settlers in jamestown resortresorted to cannibalism to survive the harsh winter of 1609. the damaged skull of a 14-year-old girl found among the remains of dogs cass and horses, slaughtered for food. >> an incredible story. >> unbelievable. >>> "albany times union" says researchers looking at preventing food allergies in children. food allergies in kids on the rise. jumped from just over 3% in the '90s, to 5% in 2011. now almost 6 million children suffer from >>> all right. this looks like the hottest day of the week as we are going to see plenty of sunshine all the way to the coastline. high pressure overhead with the offshore winds and temperatures already beginning to bounce around just a bit. you can see plenty of sunshine looking toward pleasanton. it will be hot there today. numbers right now 68 in fairfield, but a cool 49 in napa. and 63 degrees right now in pacifica. this afternoon, 80s and 90s. a heat advisory going up for much of the bay area. a little cooler tomorrow, then much cooler over the weekend. >> announcer: this nat

. >>> trending this morning on the web, new information that jamestown settlers turned to cannibalismof a 14-year-old girl that suggests that her body had been scandalized after her death. 240 died. they called it the starving time. settlers your honunder siege, n get food. >> the science is fascinating. i would encourage to you go to the website and find out exactly how they discovered what went on. >>> nasa captured a massive solar eruption on the sun. this fired off a billion tons of matter at speeds that can reach more than a million miles an hour. eruptions are so powerful, they sxhukz. >> authorities have to sign off on a name for your baby. a new list of banned baby names. lucifer, mafia no fear, 4real, and the most popular banned name. justice. so names that did make it. midnight chardonnay, number 16 bus shelter and for twins, benson and hedges. >> midnight chardonnay, just to prove it's okay. >>> ahead on "starting point," controversy over this mountain dew commercial. listen to this. >> the one with four legs. >> i thought you were going to kiss me. keep your mouth shut. ke

i can remember not that many years ago, it doesn't seem, driving over the jamestowne bridge or the newport bridge or the bristol bridge and looking down and seeing trawlers working the upper bay trawling for winter flounder. you don't see that any longer because that fishery has crashed. it's crashed for two reasons. one is that the bay is warmer in the winter. i'm having a dispute with politifact right now but i stand by my assertion that it's 4 degrees warmer in the winter. they think it's more like 3 degrees warmer in the winter. than it was 30 years ago. and 4 degrees water temperature may not seem like much to us humans but we don't live in that environment. if that is your environment, 4 degrees sends a signal to certain species, you don't belong here any longer; move to cooler waters. the other thing that it's done is that it has allowed this other bay creature, the sand shrimp, to move in earlier to the bay. when the larva winter flounders are still small enough to be eaten by the sand shrimp. now, it used to be that the sand shrimp would come in and they would feed on the larva wi