kelso. what i'm going to do is to give you a little lecturette to different places about the property and talk about, a little bit about the history of jamestown, a little bit about geography, and a little bit about the history of the project. and then we will go to each of the sites that are open right now, the trenches, you were promised this is in the trenches, so we are going to get into the trench -- at least one of them -- and you are on one of the few islands you can be on along the james river. that is one of the reasons why it was chosen as the first colony. it was about 35 miles from hampton roads or the opening to the ocean. the river goes forever into the mountains of virginia, gets different names, but at richmond, there are waterfalls. and it is not inevitable beyond vigable from here to there. that was important. they did not know that in the beginning. that gives the setting. jamestown, the whole idea was put together by a man you have probably never heard -- captain bartholo

under pressure, the company agreed to reduce the levels of salmonella at their kelso plant.nd for a while, it worked. by the spring of 2005, debess and his team were seeing fewer illnesses from salmonella heidelberg. >> the outbreak was over. >> the outbreak was almost over. >> what the...?! >> foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less! >> narrator: foster farms has built its reputation on healthy, wholesome chicken, with an ad campaign that emphasizes freshness. >> you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? >> california-grown and delivered fresh within 48 hours. foster farms: always natural, always fresh. >> narrator: what started as a backyard turkey farm in 1939 has become a $2 billion industrial operation where the company controls virtually all aspects of the business, from the hatcheries to the chicken in the package. this kind of growth and consolidation has been common throughout the poultry industry. >> one of the things that's happened in the united states around food and food production is that it has gotten a lot bigger and more industrial.

at that point, bill kelso and another colleague got involved and looks at the field records to see if maybe something have been overlooked, some feature that looks like a palisade wall or a ditch. and sure enough, they kind of saw some things that looked like d features, that looks like they could be part of the palisade defense work. so, we approach preservation virginia with a plan. bill really worked up the whole master plan of how we were going to do this. it was supposed to be a 10-year project but here we are going on 18, i think. because we found the fort. the biggest discovery of our lifetime. we're so close to it that sometimes we forget how significant this is, and probably long after we are dead and gone, people are going to finally get excited about this, our backyard,s in and it is not in the sands of egypt or something, but it is just as important and as the weekend as egyptology, the work going on over there. this is maybe even more important, because the documents are so sketchy for us. we have lost a lot of the documents on the virginia company during the great fire i

william kelso which is called in the trenches. that's a little extra and he takes you under the ropes so you get an up close and personal look from his perspective. grexit how could so many -- >> how could so many professions be lost for so many years? i think it was lost for the first hundred. nobody talked about it. there were travelers that came in here and there was to amend his erosion on the west end of the island. tremendous erosion on the west end of the island. then it became the story agreed upon. i think there was also a confederate earthwork here, a large earthen mound all over most of what we found. in thee was no clue landscape that there was anything but a civil war for. are a like this, there rise and time changes. shelteruilt as a bomb for the confederate troops. they built this fort as a good position on the river to set up their big guns to stop the union from coming up the river. they built things where they could hunker down in case they were shelled. what you are seeing here, if you look closely, there is eve

on august 1st, a swat team found ashley hiding in a kelso valley mobile home, he allegedly fired on them, wounding two officers and got away. when they finally captured him last night the sheriff said ashley had four guns in his possession two, of those guns were stolen from dr. markiewitz whose family is relieved the manhunt is over. >> it was this immediate burst of tears and just happiness that i haven't felt obviously in over two weeks. >> kern county sheriff says the investigation is not over. he is worried his depp face may find additional victims in remote cabins that ashley may have broken into. jeff. >> glor: david, thank you. a giant of the civil rights movement, julian bond died last night in florida after a brief illness. jericka duncan has more on bond's life, protester, politician and staunch advocate for equality. >> julian bond the grandson of the slave did more than make a name for himself. he made history. as one of the original leaders of the student nonviolent cording, coordinating committee he worked side by side with dr. martin luther king, jr. bond, andrew young an

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what i take away these he is a guy who gets these thousands of engineers, kelso, the brightest of the very hard-working individuals and really is able to get products out of them that can be commercialized and effort changed into sugar if you look at, to me he is the guy, he is combined software and hardware, atoms and bits in a way that nobody else has. >> tonight on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> live coverage of later a former venture in particular he would join a discussion about military spending, national security and the economy. that's hosted by the brookings institution, gets underway at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. three more republican candidates hit th the iowa state fair to sk at the soapbox. first is scott walker and a bit later carly fiorina and senator lindsey graham of south carolina. all part of our continued coverage of presidential candidates at the iowa state fair. we will carry all those speeches live on c-span. >> now a speech from a cybersecurity meeting posted by usenix the wheelchair from richard danzig. this is one hour. >> good morning. i usually do t

and on saturday, less than five miles away in kelso valley the suspect described as 30 to 35, a white male in military style clothing shot and wounded two s.w.a.t. team members searching for him in an abandoned mobile home. police and s.w.a.t. teams narrowing in on a five-mile radius of remote desert. residents on lock pdown. >> i am concerned. there's a lot of ways to get around the mountains and landscape. >> reporter: the sheriff's department had to bring in their atv team for part of the search and looking in an old tungsten mining area which mean authorities fear there are plenty of mine schaafs and caves for him to be hiding in. the search covering peaks as high as 7,000 feet and with temperatures in the triple digit digits officials tell abc news they're counting on the suspect to slip up. >> what we're kind of hoping is that he doesn't stay hydrated and then you start making mistakes. >> reporter: authorities think this really could come down to water here. and they also added that there are livable dwellings in the canyon as well. people keep those stocked with, yes, guns and

kelso. what i'm going to do is to give you a little lecturette to different places about the property and talk about, a little bit about the history of jamestown, a little bit about geography, and a little bit about the history of the project.

kelso. bill: what i'm going to do is to give you a little lecturette to