   And next, let's turn to the story of some very early
immigrants to what became the United States.  Later today the
Queen of England arrives in Virginia to mark the 400th
anniversary of the Jamestown settlement. It's considered to be
the first permanent English colony in North America. But whether
that colony was really successful is a matter up for debate.
Which is why we brought in Bob Deans. He wrote a book about what
happened to Jamestown and he joins us to help sort it all out.
Welcome to the program.  Mr. BOB DEANS (Author, "The River Where
America Began: A Journey Along the James"): Thank you, Steve.
INSKEEP: People know a few details about Jamestown - 1607, John
Smith, Pocahontas. What really happened there though?  Mr.
DEANS: Well, I think what really happened there was a lot of
misery, some horrific things, cannibalism, torture, murder,
floggings, martial law. About three out of four of those early
colonists perished within the first year being at Jamestown.
The Jamestown settlers came for prof