plymouthims had a colony, they were a separatist.ot something you wanted to become a good name to have. they did not want that. all right? rebel number one, you need to repent of your connection to the church of england. next thing he thought, people today are fond of quoting founding fathers. whoever they are. right?, all i think one of the most quotable founding fathers that we have is roger williams. i am going to share some of those with you. we are fantastic. you do not have to guess where the man stands. remember, i believe we talked about worship at 10's being mandatory legally. he had strong issues with that. he denounced mandatory worship attendance, saying this wonderful phrase, forced worship stinks in gods nostrils. use on come a roger, tell what you think. all right. forced worship stinks in god's nostrils. he denounced and forced religious conformance a. believe what we believe or go away. denounced and forced religious conformity. coerced religion on good days produced hypocrites; on bad days rivers of blood. we will s

the colony is established. within a few years people started saying odd things, things that friend society and -- threatened society and the experiment. it was contested almost in the beginning. you have people engaging in dissent. saying something is wrong here. this approach we are taking to the christian faith and the way that we order society and the basis of this understanding, something is wrong. we will look at a couple of people. as people started to say something is wrong it did not take leaders long to deal with them. because as one puritan minister said, god does not tolerate christian states to give toleration to adversaries of his truth, if they have the power in their hands to suppress them. this is not from our standpoint on religious liberty, our perspective, at that point in time. this was not freedom of conscience. they had a very different understanding of religious freedom. you were free to believe what they believed. or you were free to leave. or to be punished if you refused, or encouraged

these are made here, not in this building but by colonial , williamsburg shoemakers. women's shoes were made in the united kingdom. these are a new adaptation for a -- us done by a company out of las vegas. they call this the dunmore and they are for sale in our shop. what it is supposed to do is it is supposed to look like a calomanco shoe. that is a wool product in the 18th century. washington ordered them for martha yearly. at least 5-6 pairs usually. so we know they are being warned by all strata of society. this is a reproduction of a set of epaulets which go on what are now shoulder boards in the modern military. and they are a sign of rank. these are reproductions of ones that are currently held by the yorktown victory center which is right down the road in yorktown, virginia. we have a large portion of our programming has to do with the military and the revolution so , within the past 20 years, we have really increased our military presence and our knowledge of military history and military dress. hats. we get the is as blanks, so it would just be -- do you ha

, and many of the colonies were claiming a strip, about as wide as the colony, of territory going all the way across the map to wherever the next ocean was. and it so happened that massachusetts' strip went through an enormous swath of upstate new york that had been taken from the dutch. massachusetts said, this nuance -- belongs to us. there was a big controversy. the compromise was everyone by way of compensation, massachusetts will hold land title to this vast area under dispute. it happened that massachusetts-based land companies were given by the commonwealth the right to settle those zones and did so, and organized villages on the move with entire groups of people from one town, moving out to this vast area of contested land in new york, led by their clergyman to create new england style villages in upstate new york. this is why so many of the towns in that region resemble those in new england. fast-forward to the creation of the northwest territory and the ohio territory, and you run into the same problem. that blue bit of their the lake in ohio around cleveland -- that is the

all of them on colonial. we have a new crash here. on colonial at falcons way. not causing too many hang ups just yet. but down the road, rouse road and colonial. roadblocks. and then we have another crash at colonial at chickasaw. use caution. definitely take your time if colonial is part of your main route. i-4 westbound and eastbound are starting to slow. i i-4 westbound, 23 minutes. and from the attractions do to downtown, 17 minutes. >> amy: the already massive powerball jackpot is even bigger. >> john: tonight, when the numbers are drawn, you could win $1.5 billion. fox 35's andrea jackson is live with more. she is breaking down the numbers. you will not become a billionaire, right? >> reporter: you could, for about five seconds or so. once the taxes and all the good stuff taken out, we're looking at $930 million. i.r.s., and everything like that, and it could dwindle down to $500 million. the 7-eleven has already sold $400 in tickets in the last hour and a half. and i will talk to elliot. he was here last week. >> good morning. >> reporter: what will you

court function of the change from being a colony during the revolution and after? >> they stopped saying god save the king ends target saying god save the commonwealth of toginia and they continue use the same paperwork that started out with the phrase "by the grace of god and king george the third, king of great britain, france, india ireland ireland," and they were just a line through it because the paper was so expensive to print. the very first day, you would have the clerk of court on one of the front side brooms and it would be his duty to put the docket together. so, people who are anxious to sue or perhaps not-so-anxious to be sued, or people here to be really important as tobacco inspector or tavern keeper, they would see the clerk and find out where in that three or four day docket they could reasonably expect their case to come up. that would be the first a. it takes about a day to get the docket together. then the first day of the court session itself, nothing happens until you get a minimum of forum of magistrates up there and that deep kids upon one i

, or two or three from each colony? we would still be outvoted. and then, we would have legitimized the right of parliament to tax us. representation in parliament is a strawman, i say. we hold our right to tax ourselves and will not surrender that right to the corrupt placement and phenyl politicians of parliament. .> here here >> the chair recognizes dr. gardner. >> i am distressed that someone seek to delude us about this wholesome and legal --. if there is a poison about us, it is watch flows from the lips who in spite the mob -- you inspire the mob. lips whoflows from the inspire the mob. protesting a tax worth the destruction of trade in this town? >> the chair recognizes mr. samuel adams. >> governors have no right to .peak and take what they please instead of being content with the station that signed them, they instead become absolute desperate to kill! as a private man has a right to pay int wages he will his private affairs, so has the community to determine what it will give of its substance to the administr

now this at colonial. all very close in proximity. behind us. >> amy: it's nasty. >> amy: is your work desk organized to make sure you are the most productive you can be? probably not. >> john: how you can achieve good energy at work beginning at your desk. `x we'll delve into what's on my desk. >> amy: oh, boy. >> john: i hid the cans of tuna you don't need to worry about >> jayme: here we go. wednesday morning. jayme king here with you live in the fox 35 weather center. we have a shield of rain on top of the region. heaviest stuff up towards flagler. hammock beach. and all of coastal volusia and core do it's pouring. slow it down. i have your lives drive traffic and full forecast details coming up at 7:30. see you then. >> amy: we want to say a big good morning to jesse renee travis of orlando. hey there, jesse. you are our fox 35 friend of the day. i love this black and white photo. good pic. you can find us by going to facebook and searching out fox 35 and find your picture right here. >> john: it's a

on the part of of the colony's. and in the process the fremont the opposition by way of resolution. to have the right side to be proclaimed against the british some said we should point to the charter. others said pleded space magna carta in the british constitution and others said it is a natural right and will of god put it americans were such eclectic people they would sweep them altogether in one basic basket so of your lawyers or studied law from the american constitutional law edges and in that way for a long time but not like the french. so that was the continental congress so in williamsburg virginia the convention and making the laws the legislature was dissolved so they went across the street to the tavern to make so long as. [laughter] -- cela's is to instruct the delegates to introduce a resolution for independence slow to begin bleeds spurred and on the same day passed a resolution that was the constitution for virginia. the famous declaration of rights and having passed that trave of government the imp

repop late latin america with british, italians, everybody. >> it started with the jesuit colonies. >andfather come over to paraguay around the 1850s. >> right. >> might have been, himself, a seeker of some kind of utopian dreams. >> are they originally from france? >> from france, yes. >> what city, do you know? >> my great, great, great grandfather was from near bordeaux. so i'm curious about this whole episode about the settlement of new bordeaux. ♪ ♪ >> the paraguay river, still as it was 150 years ago, the country's main artery, a thoroughfare for transporting people and goods. ♪ >> so who lives out there? >> all the people we see fishing out on the river banks, are they fishing for dinner? >> most of them are fishing for dinner. call them poor people, but what is poor? they decide for themselves to live here. they could go and start working on a construction place tomorrow. >> he has organized a trip upriver to see new bordeaux, what was hoped would be a new france in the chaco. >> fish we bought today, 14 kilo. >> right. >> that's half a month's salary, and you get with bit of

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we can reconnect with those over connections in our colonial history they're there. we have denied them for so lon g. people feel safer in -- people feel safer to lay claim to them now. >> you started by saying that the lady named cherokee tribe to immigrate to australia? gregory: that is right. >> due to either she or her husband have a profession? gregory: they were farmers. >> that could be another reason australia did not want them. in the 1760's they were in desperate need of professionals. there could be two reasons they were rejected. gregory: that is right. in the dying days of white australia and the need for -- in the mid 20th's century australia, there is somewhat of a brain drain. the one thing i will say about that, this family responded to a very specific advertisement for immigrants to northern queensland. they asserted on their application they not only had savings, but farm equipment to bring with them. they went out of their way to indicate that they were indeed trying to appeal to a very specific request queensland government. -- request of the que

use caution in the area. colonial. colonial. taking a look at your drive times, everything is looking nice on i-4. i-4 from lake mary to colonial, 15 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown 13 minutes. the 408 is up to speed as well. >> john: 7:03 here on good day. industrial accident. this is happening on chancellor drive near the florida mall. orange county sheriff's office is investigating. no other details being released at this point. we expect an update soon. >> john: more breaking news in orange county been investigators are trying to figure out what caused a >> amy: at a home on formby. in a neighborhood near semoran and conway. fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest on what happened there. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. the medical examiner just left. they recovered the man's body, which is actually inside, it was inside a shed behind the house you see on the screen. initially the call came in as a smoke call in the area. it happened around 2:30 this morning. when firefighters arrived, they

and colonial context. the great work of people like frederick cooper and all the people who have really taken the connection between class and colonialism. and that is happening in south asia, among people really making those connections. if we start to think about the west in that way, the workers become part of that story. in fact, american indian labor history is on the rise right -- the rise, so that is what is really interesting. it counters that narrative that we are not doing -- it is falling apart. we have stories about nurses, -- native nurses, labor history, stories about fishermen, berry pickers. we have stories about indian workers in hollywood and domestic work, so we have those stories. the latest prize went to a n author about berry pickers. i'm sorry, the montgomery award. that shows you that this actually is a deepening field in this way. but it is not the same story that the civil rights union ism tells. it is interesting to be concerned about our paradigm. professor basso: what is your s

the other colonies came to support massachusetts in the continental congress. in that process, they be framed opposition by resolution. how is it we americans have right to proclaim against the british? there was an interesting debate that went on in the continental congress. some people said we ought to point to the charter. others said we ought to put it on magna carta and others said it is natural rights, natural laws. these are different ways of thinking about rights, but americans are such eclectic people they decided rather than choose one or the other they would sweeten together in one basket so they base these claims of rights on all of these, any of you who studied law, american constitutional law can be messy, we have done that for a long time. we are not like the fringe, organized instead of a bundle. so that was the continental congress. .. the resolutions that finally became a fact in july of that year began in williamsburg, and on the same day they set to work on a constitution for virginia. actually they set to work on two documents. first a decl

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it is also near colonial drive. we are asking police if trauma was found on the body, but they are unable to confirm specific details on the investigation at this point. police, is a suspicious death. this grassy area specifically is not well traveled, but just a club, several businesses. there are still a lot to investigate. we will continue to update on wesh 2 and wesh.com. meredith: now for weather. a live look at lake eola. some areas of central florida made the sum rost. jim: we are tracking the tropics in the first two weeks of the new year. this is the first tropical storm to form in more than 40 years. latest advisory. from the hurricane center has an hour. it is moving to the north-northeast. at the united states. we have had work named the stores -- four named the month of january going back we have the potential for frost yet again in marion county. frost advisory north to alachua. even with the clouds tonight, temperatures already at 50. we will have patchy frost in marion county. overnight low 37. elsew

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colonies were children of the mother country. and like all children, they grew , moreey became stronger independent, and they moved away. and that is what it happened. well, that's ok. but then what happens if some of citizens moveies, west, pick up new land, and the process begins again? hundreds of people moved to and as they grow in strength and number and become resentful of government from philadelphia or washington, they invoke the same reason. now we will siphon off and become another country. we might've had a dozen different countries. the northwest ordinance provides the answer to that. as americans move west and create these new communities, they will not be colonies that permanent second-class status in the way the american colonies were. they will be territories. territorial status will be temporary. once the territory has 5000 people, they can form a government. it will be modeled on the state government. once the territory has 60,000 people, the territory competition to enter the union on the same equal status as t

this time lapse shows snow in colonial williamsburg. chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect over the next couple it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. we're tracking winter weather across hampton roads tonight -- here's a look at the past 24 hours in colonial williamsburg. from a webcam outside raleigh tavern, you can see it go from bright and sunny to dark with a layer of snow. find out what's coming our way with weather reports you hear on air with our wavy weather blogs. our team of meteorologists goes in depth with their storm predictions. and see the latest weather models posted there on wavy dot people who pride themselves on preserving portsmouth's past, are afraid the city may take it away. it's over a new set of "guiding principals" city council has d

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the big stretch on the turnpike to colonial only 8 minutes. jason: parts of the nation now bracing for a massive winter storm. it could dump up to three feet of snow in some places. michelle: crews have been very busy in the northeast with salt that will be used to deice the roadways and sidewalks. this storm is expected to have a huge impact on airports across the country. jason: hundreds of flights have been canceled and that's having a ripple effect here in florida. we're live at o.i.a. how is the board looking? any cancellations? >> jason, there are about a half dozen right now and travelers are going to be seeing a lot more red as the day continues and into tomorrow. and that's in more ways take a look. those red, canceled statuses on the arrival and departure boards, many of them are flights to and from charlotte. it is all because of this dangerous east coast snowstorm. american airlines said it was canceling all flights today in and out of charlotte. flightaware.com said more than 4,000 flights across the country today and tomorrow hav

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as commodities than human beings, black slaves became a major part of international trade during colonialism and boosted the country's economy. narrator: salvador de bahia, brazil's first capital city, was one of the major slave markets during the colonial era. its dark history has repercussions today. [speaking spanish] narrator: richard torciano is a director at incra, brazil's national institute for colonization and agrarian reform. narrator: quilombolas were runaway slaves who escaped from plantations and established their own settlements on small areas of agricultural land. these settlements are known as quilombos, and many exist to this day. narrator: 34-year-old sandra desantos is a quilombola and community leader. the quilombo where she's always lived is called danda. her grandfather created it. but today, sandra is involved in a bitter fight to preserve her family's way of life. narrator: the woman told sandra that she was the granddaughter of the landowner. this kind of dispute has become more common in recent years as farmers have come forward to claim legal ownership of potential

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but on bennett, partially blocked at colonial causing delays on colonial. use caution in the area. out in kfntle, we have the -- in carroll street near obt. causing delays. so use caution. i-4 westbound, lake mary to colonial, 14 minutes. the 408 is, looking good, it's up to speed as well. traffic. >> luanne: the big story of the morning, a major snowstorm is heading towards the east coast. >> john: parts of the midatlantic could get as much as two feet of snow. we have a live look at charlotte, north carolina. the snow is already coming down there. we have a big football game this weekend. they'll be playing in the snow. >> luanne: we're moving. on the move. >> john: a light dusting. and by the time it's done, up to 2 feet of snow in washington, d.c. states of emergency in five states and the district of columbia. schools and government offices closing early today. and people clearing out the snow shelves as the northeast gets a big blast of winter. >> winter is just starting a we're handling as business as usual ordering merchandise. >> john: the blizzard is exppted to bring high

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this one here on colonial at valencia avenue. it's causing a bit of delays in both directions at the intersection. use caution if you are out there this morning. taking a look now at your drive times. everything looking really good. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 14 minutes. i-4 eastbound, attractions downtown, 12 minutes, and the 408 is up to speed. patrol. regular gas, $1.78 at the murphy usa at south goldenrod in orlando. you can always check out gas-saving tips at fox35orlando.com, just click on the traffic tab. >> john: south korea opens fire on a suspected north korea zone as it pushes for china to take action. >> amy: coming up on "good day prisoners on death row. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? artoo, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. come join us...as star wa

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johns river bridge to colonial, you a yellow light eastbound i-4 westbound to colonial takes 31 minutes. look at this really rough commute. a crash involving 20 to 30 cars shut down an interstate at the ohio/indiana border. it's unclear how many people were hurt in this. the roads went from wet to snow covered to whiteout conditions in just moments which contributed to this pile-up. >> that is awful. >> well, a race on wall street. how the speedway helped stocks today. >> and coming up at 5:00, breaking developments in the case of a teen accused of running over an orlando police officer. what a judge just decided and what's next in this case. >> here's a question for you. who puts a python down their pants and why the pet store owner says this suspect is lucky. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for ocoee, winter springs and all of central florida. keep it here. >> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. famous taking a swipe at donald trump. >> we're talking about the eagle who gained internet stardom. he's famo

much did the function of the court change from being a colony before the revolution and after? tom: that's a fascinating question. most historians would say it changed very little. they took down the king's coat of arms. save theped saying god came and started saying god save the commonwealth of virginia -- stopped saying "god save the saying "godtarted save the commonwealth of virginia." they would draw a line through part of the preprinted form, so very few changes. the very first thing that would session ishe court the very first day the clerk of the court would usually put the docket together. so people who are anxious to sue or anxious not to be sued would come see the clerk and find out where in the docket they could reasonably expect their case to come up. that's the first day. it takes about a day to put the docket together. the first day of the court -- nothing happens until you get a quorum of magistrates. and that depends on what is going to happen. four for civil suits, five for a felony criminal trial of an enslaved person. you have to wait until you have the prope

dejahn was last seen at the colonial grand at townpark apartments. that is off international parkway. he was wearing a long-sleeve, gray-and-black shirt, green sweatpants and black shoes. he is four feet tall. if you see dejahn, call 911. happening today, one of the suspects arrested in a sex trafficking bust last year will learn his fate. jason: jose alvarez was arrested last january during a raid in south orange county. investigators say he and two other people were holding a woman captive inside her home. authorities say the suspects took advantage of the victim' s cocaine addiction, threatened her, and forced her to sell her body for sex. turning to commitment 2016, the gloves came off. >> the candidates left on the main stage tried to focus on president obama. at times, they turned on each other. donald trump questioned -- two and -- to an american in canada. ben carson tried to be the umpire. >> we have to stop this. >> cruz explained not disclosing a half-million dollar loan. >> we should be for free trade. >> the next debate is sunday and sou

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no delays on john young to colonial. westbound i-4 into seminole county, lake mary to lead, only a short drive if you' re heading out now. jason: good news if you are looking for work in the security business. michelle: what theme parks are looking for security guards. jason: changes to the scratch off locket -- lotto tickets. chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. jason: a new bill could soon limit of the number and price of florida lottery games. michelle: a new bill says the four lottery victimizes poor citizens. it would limit to 20 active scratch off lottery games at a time. there are currently 79 active scratch off games. some cost between $10 and $25 per ticket. osceola county school superintendent have been narrowed down to three. dr. debra pace and superintendent of fernando county schools, dr. lori romano. the communities can meet those candidates tonight from 615 until 7:30. michelle: looking for a job and security, you may have an opportunity at u

here are the drive times from i-4, westbound lake mary to colonial, 14 minutes. i-4 eastbound, turnpike to 408, five minutes. >> coming up what issues has hillary clinton and bernie sanders trading jabs. >> what the coast guard had to be to get boaters to safety. news from overnight in orlando where the search is on for suspects after a home invasion. why police say the suspects may have targeted the wrong house. >> you are watching news 6 on hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. not bad. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save you some money. orlando, the total amount saved at walmart vs winn dixie was $21.22 in this week's basket - that's 17% including bogos. give walmart every day low prices a try today. >> orlando police on the hunt for two home invasion suspects after officers say they storm

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the right side is eastbound, i-4 ultimate blocking from before a weight to colonial drive. eastbound in the right, 50 five miles per hour by orange blossom trail going through downtown. we do have is left lane blocks -- left lanes blocked. jason: firefighters are on the scene of an early-morning blaze that killed one person. formby drive, just off gatlin avenue since 2:00 a.m, wesh 2' s alex villarreal just got there. as soon as we get more information on this deadly blaze, we will pass it on to you. now to a story you saw first on wesh 2. today, we could find out the name of the woman fighting for her life after a group of pit bulls went on the attack. sanford police opened fire on the dogs and killed four of them. as wesh 2' s adrian whitsett explains, police aren' t sure why the dogs turned. >> scared, unsure of what' s next , this pitbull gets loaded into an animal services van. its fate hanging in the balance unlike four others shot and killed after a vicious attack in sanford. >> i observed five pitbull dogs on top of a e-mail mauling her. >> police do not -- top of a