away from jamestown and into williamsburg. known objects in is this one.n it's a cork cover, the 17th of side board. this is earliest piece of southern venturature we know of today. of all the piece we know of it's probably the only piece of made in jamestown that survives. happens when what probably an english trained craftsman comes to america and confronted for the first time with the kinds of natural available.they have so he's actually mixing three very different woods to create object. he's using oak, a material he would have been very familiar for the railsand, and styles. he's using walnut for the turn elements, although he's doing something very interesting. he'staking this walnut and ebonizing it. making it appear like rare ebony and this is n, really significant, he's taking yellow pine, wood, and he's using it for the shelves and panels. we always love objects here at mesda for their formal qualities we also love them when they tell the history of people. this the earliest southern object we have, but it's also an

let's bring up jamestown. would someone like to make a motion to approve and then we can have a discussion after or whatever motion you are interested in making. there's no motion -- >> do you mean a motion to put it on the regular agenda? >> yeah. >> yeah, i'll make that motion to put it on the regular agenda, please. >> second. >> okay. [roll call] >> all right. so we're moving into the regular agenda, which means we can have a more thorough discussion about this. let's bring up jamestown. if you can come up again and just state kind of what you're hoping to do, and i think there was a specific question about what your community outreach efforts were, so if you could respond to that. >> yeah, the general, we're just looking for a permit to be able to have family friendly live music within the square, and we'd want to be doing that in a way that's working with the city and correctly permitted. so we're going through the process to make sure we're doing everything correctly. so in terms of outreach, we reached

of, itthe pieces we know is the only piece of furniture made in jamestown that survived. it represents what happens when an english trained crafts man comes to america and is kind ofed with the natural materials may have available. he is mixing three different woods to create this object. , a material heat would be familiar with. he is using walnut for the turned elements and doing something interesting. he is taking this walnut and chemically treating it to make it darker and richer and appear like ebony wood. and then, he is taking and indigenous wanted, yellow pine for the shelves and panels. formal objects for their qualities, but we love them when they tell histories of people. not only is this the earliest southern object we have, it has an unbroken family history to the 17th century to a woman named mary percy who lived in york county. her object descended from to her daughter, and from mother and daughter through the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. in the early 20th century it found a home with its first male iner, who was not using it one of the finest rooms, but

in 1957, it was the focus of the anniversary of the first english-speaking settlement in jamestown. the 1976 visit was a goodwill tour during the bicentennial celebration -- celebrations. we are still at liberia, blair house. you should tell me when this doesn't click. yes, the queen. this is a whole screen shot from c-span. she has just finished speaking and does not look her normal happy person. but she looked her normal, happy person when she was speaking. the 1991 visit saw the queen giving a joint session of congress. she was the first monarch to do so. the 2007 visit seven ash celebrated the fort hunt -- the 400 visit of the -- the 400 anniversary of jamestown. irish presidents and prime ministers have made more than 50 official visits. in first appearance was 1956, when john costello was in the state over st. patrick's day and gave a similar poll filled with shamrocks -- a similar -- a silver bowl to president eisenhower. it became a tradition, although not necessarily i a visiting head of state -- by a visiting the irishate but by ambassador. march 1959 saw the first visit b

and a quick map of the candlestick point side just to show where the jamestown parcel is. again, it wasn't fully entitled through the project and just needs to be moved to the rest of the bayview-hunters point redevelopment plan in order for it to be use -- to use standard planning code entitlement. for the land use entitlement plan adjustments, there are two main types of adjustments. first, there's the reduction of r & d office space from 5.1 million down to 4.4 million square feet. next, the reduction of 35,000 square feet has been reallocated among the other uses, such as retail, neighborhood and institutional and retail. there's no change to a number of existing uses in the plan such as the performance venues, artist complex and community use entitlements. together, the redevelopment plan allow for a total of 12,100 housing units. that remains unchanged. this is a different way to look at the same information but in a more detailed view that also includes the shipyard phase one project. again, there's no net change of the overall redevelopment plan levels. rather it i

the 2007 visit, celebrated the 400th anniversary of the settlement of jamestown. irish presidents and prime ministers have made more than 50 official visits to the u.s. the first prime ministerial appearance was in 1956 when john costello was in the states over st. patrick's day and gave a silver -- filled with shamrocks to president eisenhower. presenting presidents with shamrocks became a tradition, although not necessarily by a visiting head of state or government. it was by the irish ambassador, here. that's a picture of the prime minister giving it to george w. bush. the irish head of state presented eisenhower with shamrocks. he spent the 19th of march in washington and according to the irish times, he was a big hit. he flirted with maybe eisenhower and made jokes, which were told around washington for weeks. he was to attend the traditional dinners in washington, and to everyone's amazement, eisenhower insisted on going with him. both presidents and prime ministers came frequently to washington, for which the shamrock ceremony was dinners in washington, and

all commemorative. 1957, the focus was the anniversary of the first english-speaking settlement in jamestown. visit was a good will to her during their bicentennial celebrations. you should tell me when this does not click. [laughter] yes, the queen. [laughter] full-screen shot from c-span. she has just finished speaking. she looked her normal happy person while she was speaking. i can tell you that. the 1991 visit saw the queen giving a joint session of congress -- she was the first monarch to do so. the 2007 visit, celebrated before hundred anniversary of the settlement of -- the 400 anniversary of the settlement of jastown. irish presidents and prime ministers have made more than 50 official visits to the u.s.. the first prime ministerial appearance was in 1956 when john costello was in the states over st. patrick's day and gave a silver -- filled with shamrocks to president eisenhower. presenting presidents with shamrocks became a tradition, although not necessarily by a visiting head of state or government. ambassador,e irish here. that's a picture of the prime minister giving it to per

the commission's actions including approving the zoning code to remove the jamestown parcel from candlestick point and the removal of the stadium from the hunter's point area plan. planning commission voted to approve this package amendments. public comment was generally favorable they highlighted the robust community benefits program. there were some concerns with the shipyard cleanup. supervisor kim, while supportive, encouraged ocii and the project sponsor to consider adding add usual housing to the program in future years. the land use committee voted to forward the items to the full board with positive recommendation. at the full board this week, the landmark designation 234-246, phillips building, passed second read. and then the mayor's process improvement ordinance was considered, continued from last week. supervisor peskin introduced amendments to maintain the 30-day notification and to require that 11x17 plan sets continue to be provided and to maintain the requirement for 311 notices for the rear-yard pop-outs. supervisor ronen introduced amendments to clarify the language of ordi

we are jamestown, they are great britain. us back -- they send us back advanced manufacturing. >> let me ask you from the point of view of somebody in the republican establishment, and i've talked to a few after that column you referenced. they said look from our point of view, things are working out fine. trump talks tough on some of the things. very little actually happens. but the stuff that gets implemented is the core republican agenda. and what you'll see is he makes some of the attempts at protectionism but look at the reality. he doubled down on afghanistan. doubled down on iraq. more engaged militarily in all the wars that you wanted him to get out of. there is no wall. there is no great tariff war with china right now. when they look at it it seems to me their saying, donald trump hasn't taken over the republican party, the republican party has taken over donald trump. >> okay, let me beg to defer. you have to remember is that what he is doing is the right way populism is different than the populism you see in europ

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gary is joining us from jamestown, north dakota, the line for under $50,000 per year. good morning.aller: i appreciate these trump tax cuts. i certainly would have liked to see more. i'm not really concerned about the national debt. i just have a simple philosophy here. if the national debt does not deter immigrants from illegally coming to the united states, then why should i worry about it? like i said, i would like to see more tax cuts. thank you for your time. host: thank you. john harwood of cnbc, saying -- host: bill is joining us for new hampshire, the line for under $50,000. good morning. caller: morning. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: hey, i'm sorry, thank you. is -- this is such an issue. , really the rich are the only ones gaining anything from it. everyone is talking about how they got these bonuses. they got these bonuses but along with those bonuses came major job loss. just about every one of these major corporations that benefited from this tax cut has -- had layoffs. business closing. now, as a result, we also have, because of tariffs and other things g

there was a report that sea-level rise that places like jamestown in virginia and john lafeate historical park in louisiana, nasa is concerned enough about this antarctic ice situation that is launching new satellites to monitor it. fossil fuel industry front groups continue to deny and disparage the work of scientists at noaa, nasa, and other federal scientific agencies. the polluters have an obedient mouthpie in "the wall street jourl" editorial page, which just last month ran climate denier fred singer denying that rising sea levels observed around the globe are the result of global warming. and, of cows, saying it's not -- of course, saying it's not the result of carbon pollution or fossil fuels. the journal page, of course, neglected to mention this denier's connection to the heritage foundation, heartland institute, and cato institute and other climate denier front groups bankrolled by the oil industry and the koch political apparatus. we even heard a republican congressman claim that erosion and rocks falling into the sea are what's driving sea-level rise. anything but fossil fuel.