the experience is 150-175 years and the colonial experience -- that is why colonial history is important. it seems like nostalgia and it is not. it is important and it is much-neglected, i must confess. [applause] host: thank you. thank all of you for coming. [applause] thank you so much. i think all of you for coming. i want to remind you that the book is a great holiday gift. [laughter] we will see you again. gordon wood will be out at the book signing table. the museum store is on the 77th street side. thank you all for coming. we love having you with us and we love doing this program. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, www.c-span.org/history. >> this is the hardest problem i've seen in government. it implicates america's the rule ofprivacy, law, public safety. we just have to talk about it and understand how do we optimize both of these things we care about, privacy and safety. how do we do that? it's not easy. >> monday on "the commun

fans were lined up outside colonial life arena for hours. they are ready for this big match up between number one uconn and the number two gamecocks. this is what it looked like several hours ago. it was cold, it was rainy, it was windy, and it was nasty. but hundreds of fans were already lined up. many of them gamecock fans are hoping the women will finally get it done tonight and beat the huskies. last year, of course, that didn't happen. but this year, the game is being played here in columbia at colonial life arena make a difference. keep in mind, they've won 45 straight on their home court. it is a sold-out game, but there are a good number of uconn fans who have traveled to columbia for this big matchup. i caught up with a uconn fan and a gamecock fan just a short while ago. "nothing's going to stop gamecock fans. we're out in probably some cold weather -- no matter who you ask. i'm skipping one of my classes. don't tell my mom. nothing can stop us from being here for this." "south carolina is got a great team. they've got two great bi

of colonial drive blocking was always so if you are trying to get colonial might take taylor creek wrote to colonial drive until they are able to clear out the crash. orange county, and an intersection to shut down because of flooding. at holding street when we get word they have been able to reopen we will let you know. a number of small streets in the area you can use to work around the intersection culture. >>> federal lawsuit claiming your utility may have inflated your power bill. the money collected for an expensive project that was never built. >>> the latest case of the zika virus is is a morrow county. we asked what is being done to keep the virus from getting spread the plan to get back to it? >> yes ma'am. >>and emotional day for an orange county sergeant. who says she was run over by a teenager. 5:14 am. storm system brian shields is tracking for us also crossover louisiana yesterday. this video shows the damage in an rv park in st. james parish about one hour west of new orleans. two people died here. seven others were critically hurt. witnesses report seeing a tornado of th

so what if on super bowl fifty and a tv commercial from colonial williamsburg. our hope as it goes viral on social media and even more people hear their story in windsor joe flanagan thirty news now write a scary thought or strangers watching you and your family using your own security campus or someone's living room. it is a gentleman there on his phone up next we investigate a huge security flaws with some systems and how you can fix it plus falling temperatures if someone could be watching you inside your own home right now with the device you think is making your family safer. nowadays security cameras web cameras and crew cameras are part of everyday life but what our investigation uncovered might have been thinking twice investigative reporter laura geller joins us with some surprising revelations. so guys a creepy is the word used by most people we told about our findings we were even unnerved by what we saw security cameras that are anything but secure or broadcasting live online for all the world to see and when we say all the world we mean it. anyone c

resistance of colonial rule unless one wants to view the communist aggression as a form of colonial aggression. put it ldn't wish to this way, unless you want to say e are the colonial having to step in the shoeses of the french. should people put it that way i don't. isn't this origin an effort by v them to throw the domination of the french. successful.d it was they tried to impose their colonial rule. wasn't it a group who succeeded in throwing out the influenced if not dominated by communist leadership? entirely. but not many of our friends in south vietnam today fought against the and they're violently anti-french. >> you of your turn to say what you please. said it yesterday and you said it again today. continue, general. making the imply point that any analogy between algerian situation is not accurate in my judgment. 1776, again, i would find great difficulty in any similarity between the actions of the colonists -- you how you would be characterize it? revolution ral against a colonial power. > it was similar as as the one against the french. >> it is but not the situation today sir.

, 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 beverage. if there is a poison about us, it is which flows from the lips who inspire the mob. is protesting a tax worth the destruction of trade in this town? >> the chair recognizes mr. samuel adams. >> governors have no right to speak and take what they please. instead of being content with the station that signed them, they instead become absolute masters, desperate to kill! as a private man has a right to say what wages he will pay in his private affairs, so has the community to determine what it will give of its substance to the administration of public affairs. >> the chai

plus -- it's going down at colonial life arena tonight. the game everyone has been talking about ... the gamecock women taking on the uconn huskies. coach staley says it'll be a team to hit the court the way they have all season ... to play smart, play hard and play to win. "it's going to be quite incredible, the hoopla surrounding the game it's going to be on national television. everybody in america is going to be watching this particular game. i just hope that it's what everybody is anticipating." the game will be at 7 tonight and i'll have everything you need to know coming up in about 15 minutes! live at colonial life arena, michal higdon, wis news 10. and it will definitely feel like winter in the south with some of the coldest air of the season moving in behind a strong cold front. look at the difference in temperatures. in atlanta -- 50 degrees today. but tomorrow -- it will only be 34 degrees. in charleston -- today's high will be 61. but tomorrow -- a nearly 20 degree drop with a high of only 43. and the bad news -- tim miller sa

lake to colonial. jason: a dramatic scene is a shopper turned the tables on the crook. michelle: how one man stops the man from robbery -- robbing a pharmacist. jason: michelle: and attempted robbery at the convenience store in tampa was sported when a shopper to matters into his own hands. the suspect was caught on camera threatening a pharmacist in brinton' s walgreens. t think he pose much of a threat and all and started pounding him. he was not able to put up much of a fight. look at that. the customer held them down until police arrived. today is the deadline for the orlando magic to decide if they want to trade veteran channing frye. jason: we will find out if this is going down. espn is reporting they want to test the cleveland cavaliers want to trade a veteran for fried. we are hearing from magic coach scott skiles on the move. >> one guy really really like is gone and two guys i really really like are coming in. it doesn' t happen that often that i have relationships with them already. jason:

williamsburg can show you the ad until tomorrow but today joe flanagan talk to colonial williamsburg about what went into making the spot the committee the super bowl is all about the commercial that's why some new managers at the colonial williamsburg foundation found a way to produce an outstanding tv ad but not pay the high cost of airing it nationally. we're told it's best to run right before halftime. so we think that's a pretty good placement because there's a pretty exciting halftime shows that we think will be a great ah what is the call will be a great warmup act for four at halftime the commercialism barcode until friday. everyone will be able to see it online at or on their youtube site it's well done with segments of our history running in reverse so it culminates with it all started here in colonial williamsburg this area has been a challenge to attract visitors but there's new blood at the helm and they want to start doing things differently to as they say be a part of the conversation. it is actually we work very closely with chamber of commerce the alliance and the hi

. >> all right, that is good news for that particular colony. just tell us about the environmental changes, phillip, and how that will impact wildlife in antarctica and work you will do. >> so the an arctic is a really nice experimental system for studying climate change. there are signals which are different in different parts of the continent. in the an arctic pennsylvania, which is where i'm close to at the moment, climbs change appears to be much stronger than in other parts of the continent. in the peninsula region, the ice is diminished, and stocks have declined and it's not that has has led to keyclines in penguin. there will be some losers in the climate change scenario, but then there will also be winners. some species will do better. the challenge for the scientists in the future is to protect which will be the winners and which the losers. >> again, phillip, we thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you. still ahead on the al jazeera news hour. >>> the fight for top spot, the countdown begins for britons prestigious film a ward

of colonial drive with westbound lanes blocked off. take taylor creek wrote to colonial drive. >>> central florida attraction opening gates for free. why free admission will save millions. the controversial fsa test. what district have done to avoid the problems scene last year. >> i do not think we should have to pay. >>> why more than 100 people stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you 5:44 am. breaking news for updates out of the panhandle where tornado went through overnight knocking down power for 6000. eyewitness news this morning janai norman is -- janai norman showing us the damage. not many reports of injuries so that is good. >> getting updates from escambia county officials outlining damage they are saying, road closures in areas that caught the worst of the storms. we are not single. >> reporter: of injuries. we know a semi truck driver was injured when the wftv.com blew over his truck and i can shutting d

over the colony. do you? gen. taylor: for the record, i would remind us all we are not talking about the situation at that time. we are talking about communist colonialism. sen. fulbright: i understand, general. i don't wish to argue about your thetegy about what you call vietminh. obviously, they have become the enemy. they were not necessarily so in 1946. this is what worries a great many people is the questions the other day and in other hearings whether or not we are justified in the position we have taken here. these two countries, which you now call two countries, north and south vietnam, prior to the 1884,t and by force in was one country, wasn't it? sen. fulbright: -- gen. taylor: in a loose sense of the word. sen. fulbright: it had been a country for 2000 years. gen. taylor: not as a nation. sen. fulbright: i suppose during the dark ages and feudal ages, no country was a country as it they are today but it was as , much of a country is any of those were. gen. taylor: there were three separate

there was a whole german colony in brazil. there is no evidence of any serious german government plan at any point to take advantage of it. the zimmerman telegram you can say is some evidence, but i really think, as ben says, it was hapless and it was in a very particular context of wanting to divert american forces before they got involved in europe. so i think that the whole idea of any concerted serious german threat to the hemisphere doesn't hold water. >> if i could just add one more thing. a key opponent to these big power politics is factoring in the mexican government itself. i think one of the reasons the german intrigues didn't go far is it wasn't in carranza's interests to get too cozy with germany. he towed this tenuous line of neutrality. the mexican government played a role in courting some of these alliances, but in the end rej t rejecting them. in a way, it was to carranza's interests to not align with germany, even though germany made some pretty strong, you know, overtures. yeah. >> so thank you all for this

the colonial north american project will digitize almost half a million items and make them availablenline. >> our sense was that we had something unique here that might not have been a part of the larger story of colonial north america before. >> reporter: the project's focus: materials from the 1600s and 1700's. the collection holds everything from diaries and letters to drawings and documents. >> this is one of the earliest items that we've digitized thus far. it's called college book one. >> reporter: it's a ledger from the 1600's that kept track of life at harvard. small details, like a list of utensils in the school's kitchen, and evidence of controversial treatment of native americans. >> and what we notice in 1665 is the name written in, "caleb cheeshahteaumuck." the first native american to graduate from harvard. this was a big part of the charge of the institution, mission of the institution, initially to convert the native americans over to christianity. >> reporter: the collection also contains a small globe from around 1755. >> you get a sense of the obviously, the world

. >> seth: okay, "colony" on usa. >> fred: oh, "colony."eth: okay. >> fred: it's like a crazy, crazy -- it's this comed >> seth: okay. i got that from it's a really funny show. >> fred: yeah, it's really -- really, really funny. it's so funny. it's just like -- >> seth: okay. >> fred: i mean, have you seen it? >> seth: no. >> fred: oh, there's a lot of inside jokes. a lot of inside jokes have -- >> seth: for people who've seen other episodes? >> fred: well, from the book. the colony book? [ laughter ] and they're like -- it's, like, comic, you know? did you ever read "colony?" >> seth: what, no. again, i can't stress engh, i don't know anything about "colony." >> fred: oh, so it's really funny. and so the characters on there -- they're just -- like it's crazy. so there's -- [ laughter ] you know froo-froo. there's big mikey. >> seth: froo-froo, big mikey. >> fred: don. the wizard twins. [ laughter ] dr. maclenon. it's so funny and they're just like, they just run around. i mean, it's a lot of inside jokes. they're like there's -- they have

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. >>> pulling up our camera near colonial looking at the northbound traffic. you don't have problems. but south you have a crash at the on-ramp. we also have another crash blocking a portion of your road. you have oak ridge road. that is a partial road black. >>> well, the f.b.i. is now leading the investigation into a data students and employees. >> this morning letters will goateed to the 63 thrown potential victims. out they won't make it to everyone effected. >> some of the personal information is more than 30 years old. that is the last time the victims lived or worked here on this campus. it might be the last time the students and employees updated their mailing addresses with the universal. the second largest university in the country became the number one target for hackers last month. today, ucf will start warning the 63,000 people who social security numbers could be stolen. >> this is difficult. >> reporter: now, a ucf student, thomas hodge used to work on-campus. he could be among the thousands of staff who were compromised in the data breach and 6

uconn and gamecocks that colonial life arena. alyssa lang has more on the match-up. >> reporter: yeah. we are in colonial life arena. the doors opened. the fans poured inside to help them defend their home court record. they haven't lost in almost three years. exactly. the last loss here at the on february 10, 2013. so they have something pretty big to defend here. talked to the girls and they said not only is it a great, great challenge for them to over come this uconn team but they want to defend their home turf. and dawn staley preached about the home crowd advantage. colonial life arena is sold out. 18,000 loud and proud. i can tell you they are going to be loud. if they are like they were outside. as soon as the doors opened the chants began, the cheering started and it is buzzing now inside as we get ready for the number one versus number two match-up. gamecocks hoping to win but they said they know winning the game or losing the game isn't make or break for the season. they have a lot left to play and march is when it matt

another spot of colonial, colonial drive at mills avenue there wasn't eastbound lane blocked off and it looks like orlando police may have just been able to reopen that lane but if you are heading in that direction, keep in mind you may see them on scene. they been trying to clear a crash for the last hour. i will let you know if you need an alternate. jamie? >>> we are waiting for police and titusville to tell us who was behind the wheel of a car that hit in a-year-old boy to get going. >> janai norman is in the neighborhood where this happened and never say the little boy had to drag himself out of the road. >> reporter: they tell us after he was hit in the intersection, he crawled to a grassy area to wait for help to arrive. just after 6:00 last night we found out the little boy was not wearing a helmet at -- as he rode his bike. when responders arrived they found him conscious but realized he had a head injury so he was going to arnold parma hospital in orlando. investigators we check facebook and that's where officials posted titusville police have located the potential vehicle

usc fans packing the colonial life arena tonight. usc in first place in the sec. gave notice,dane notice. up. michael carrera scores 14 of his 16 and usc up 7 again. then lsu's ben simmons showing why he will likely be the number one draft pick. cheerleaders even impressed. top five in scoring, rebounding and assists. sindarius thornwell continues to play well. usc still up 7. back comes sim sim min -- simmons. the gamecocks shoot better than 48%. 15 points off the bench. this one, tied up at 60. the big-time freshman takes usc's high school all american, p.j. dozier on simmons and the foul. then seconds later, sim mon simmons -- simmons has to watch as p.j. dozier does it again. 12 points on the game. the home crowd loves it. gamecocks pull away. thornwell ends up 23 points, a game high 24 tonight, six rebounds, five assists. carolina, 94-83. gets the win. usc improves 8-3 tied for first place in the sec. mike gyp has more from gillespie has more from the colonial life arena. >> reporter: you would think after the win, the mood would be positive or like the music

it seems like in the colonies he does seem to be depressed it.he talks that way and seems like he puts his money where his mouth is. >> to some extent that is part of what i am saying here. it is under wilson. you have to keep in mind what is happening in the philippines, too and you get this articulation. that independence will happen. it's no longer the goal of the u.s. to withdraw sovereignty. think you're right but the question might be why is it that a timetable for independence -- why is that not manifest? that's something that some filipinos were eager to see. order.ybe it's a tall maybe the weight nancy was putting it before does the action follow the rhetoric and in this case that's from thinking there is a newish thing happening here. there is a commitment to the vision being laid out of a postcolonial world. people like the filipinos are seizing on. and what wilson is saying in the philippines is that we want to deny ourselves of the frontier it's not going to necessarily be on the timeline that filipinos want. it might be a semantic f

this morning and i want to tell you about something else, not far away, something in the road at colonial and goldenrod causing serious delays there. no word, due to a crash. but be aware if you are driving in that area. looking now at your drive times, from lake mary to colonial, 25 minutes, and i-4 eastbound from the attacks to downtown, take you 24 minutes. and, on the 408, the 417 to downtown, takes you 14 minutes. that's it for your live drive traffic. back to you. >> john: developing story in marion county today. a deputy recovering after being shot in the leg. >> amy: a suspect opened fire after deputies responded to a gas station. it happened at the kangaroo marathon station. on northeast 20th street. fox 35's jackie orozco has been live there all morning and brings us the latest now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. be okay. he was the one shot in the leg. while the suspect which deputies have not released his name, in critical condition at the times. let's look at videos, and you can see the massive deputy presence last night, it happened 7:00 when marion county sh

colonial drive crash wrapping up on the eastbound side. if you're traveling through the mills area there is a partial right lane blocked. crews are still assisting with a crash. in osceola county crash in the intersection. use cypress parkway as alternate for koa. john young to colonial only five minutes. jason: beating the odds at saving the world. this and much more in theaters this week. new releases next. michelle: the magic take on one of the best nba teams. those magical moments and the new record set last night. jason: everybody loves raymond. ray romano joins ellen today talking about his new hbo show vinyl. intimate details about his first real naked scene. we want people to tune in, so maybe i shouldn't don't miss happier hour, p weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. the four dollar menu at steak 'n shake. featuring handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. the four dollar menu, where all meals are under four dollars, jason: orlando magic fans are buzzing about big moments during l

and a crash at 408 entrance ramp at colonial. and we have significant delays on colonial. be aware that way. and an earlier crash at 535 at poinciana boulevard is not causing too many hangups. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 16 minutes. and i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown, about 13 minutes. and the 408 is looking good. it's up to speed as well. >> john: time to look at trending online headlines. >> amy: luanne is back with us at the wall. >> reporter: good morning. your first headline comes from time.com. this is pretty funny. nyc man receives contents of lost wallet with hill hilariously honest remarks. he received his wallet, license, credit cards, and it reads. i found your wallet, driver's license, and your address. so here's your credit cards and i kept the cash because i needed weed. and the metro card because the fare is now $2.75, and the wallet because it's kind of cool. enjoy the rest of your day. to doles. the guy who lost this stuff said that he has neverren so conflicted on a robbery. >> amy: how much cash? >> reporter: i guessl determine

in northern nevada, the reno-sparks colony is benefiting from the money. alex cannito is live with the impact on the housing developments. >>reporter: like you said, this is an annual grant given by the u.s. department of housing and they are giving out 50 million -- $15 million to indian tribes and event -- that will go right to the reno-sparks colony to help with housing. it is the 80th anniversary for when the federal government first gave them the land they are on in reno-sparks. since then, they have expanded and they have roughly 150 households. they have -- i'm sorry -- they have land in hungry valley and they had nearly 2000 acres and 160 houses. plus, nearly 70 rental units. the spokesperson said unlike most american households, native american tribes typically have multi generational housing and the housing department is working so that the money will help to improve that. go to our website at for more information. live, alex cannito. back to you. >>> coming up, we check with an hp to find out what you can expect on your morning commute. i imagin

the colonials win, 90-50 the final. headgeorge washington's coach arrived five years ago, he found it difficult to recruit from the top local names. he had to get creative and added international flavor, which has contributed to their success. >> d.c. really feels like buenos aires for me. star,for the colonials just into washington was easy. being from argentina, we have a lot of things here that remind me of home. erin: things like the washington monument. there is a similar icon in the in argentina.-- he is not the only international student on the team. kevin larson is from and another is from japan. >> we share that part of our lives. we cannot really see our families. >> even though i miss family and friends, they are my family. he kept getting better and better. and kevin,atricio soccer is their home country's main sport, but that was not an option. >> i have big feet. i could not find soccer shoes in my size. >> i started pulling soccer when i was 5. accident, broke some other guy's leg. i had to quit soccer and

. >> i-4 westbound at colonial. they are trying to get the vehicle towed off the road which is blocking a right lane coming into downtown orlando. keep that in mind you will have one less lane today with while they tried to get that towed out. a crash in winter park, bates rd., goldenrod road, northbound lane of goldenrod is shut down now you can get through the area keep in mind you will need to move over and slowdown for the troopers. jamie? >>> deputy recovering from being shot in the leg during a shootout in marion county. sprint deputies say it started when a man was threatening to kill himself. news last night at 11 as deputy swarmed the kangaroo marathon gas station on baseline road in ocala. eyewitness news this morning janai norman is live with -- weatherman turned his gun on deputies and that's when fires -- deputies fight back. >> reporter: it is in this parking lot, deputies shot in the leg and witnesses say they heard as many as gun -- 30 gunshots working to find out who the suspect is and whether he is

this is east colonial drive. if troopers shut down any lanes, i will let you know. >>> investigators were called to five different shootings in just 3 days. >> six people were killed and a dozen others were hurt. the worst was a mass shooting inside of a packed nightclub in orlando where two people died and ten others were hurt. we will update all the stories over the next hour, but we shooting at the nightclub. jenae reached out to law enforcement overnight but there's been no comment. >> reporter: 300 people partied inside of this night club. >> reporter: there's still ultra lounge. this was the chi yachtic scene as people ran out after hearing gun shots. >> i was walking into the glitz, and i heard five gun shots consecutively. >> reporter: offdiety officers were working when at least two gunmen opened fire. we requested video from inside of the nightclub that's night. it's unclear how anyone got a gun past security. >> they have their own security, and they have an inside. they were checking folks as they cam

after the break--we're at colonial life arena where the showers tonight with lows in the lower 30s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday, cooler with highs in the mid/upper 40s, isolated rain/snow showers. after the break--we're at colonial life arena where the gamecocks are getting ready for one of the showers tonight with lows in the lower 30s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday, cooler with highs in the mid/upper 40s, isolated rain/snow showers. after the break--we're at colonial life arena where the gamecocks are getting ready biggest games of their season. we'll look at what kind of impact a'ja wilson could have when the gamecocks and huskies take the court at 7. lester: tonight from new hampshire... my interview with marco rubio about his widely slammed republican debate performance and who's suddenly nipping at his heels. also if you take hearttburn medications...theres an important new study about some potentially serious risks. and we hear from passengers whose cruise holiday turned nightmare in 30 foot seas...and why their ship is steaming back to port. when we see you here tonight. b

dane colonial life arena. game starting at 6:00 p.m. for now back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> also making headlines today, a new police, seth zeigler was sworn in this morning. seth zeigler rose through the ranks of the police department. he served as the captain of the department's patrol division. he talked to us about his goal as chief of police. >> i just want to try be able to put everybody inch position to accusation in position to [ indiscernible ] and -- and -- it is our responsibility to represent the town well. >> he graduated in 1994 and went on to earn a degree in crimmial justice. >>> -- criminal justice. >>> deputies are looking for a suspect who tried to steal a tire off of a vehicle yesterday morning about 9:00 a.m. on two notch road. the suspect tried to steal the tires off a used car. the owner saw the suspect and got this clear picture. somebody knows who this man is. if you are that person call 1- 888-crime-sc. >>> lexington county police need your help finding a person involved in stea

drive times from lake mary to colonial, 104 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the the attractions downtown, 22 minutes. and 408, westbound, 417 to downtown, 18 minutes right now. >> gina: i have never seen it get that bad. yes, definitely avoid i-4. >> amy: that's you a awful. good luck out there. >> amy: a video is stirring up controversy. you can see this guy pulling a shark out of the water and then he takes a picture of it. what eventually happened to the the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. >> john: 7:56 here on "good day orlando." this video is going viral this morning. and also creating a bit of controversy today. in palm beach. it shows an unidentified man pulling a shark

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we a right lane blocked tear colonial drive. traffic is not severely impacted just yet, keeping a close eye on that. we have i-4 eastbound, a little patch of i-4 ultimate new -- blocking near princeton. through downtown orlando, despite the crash westbound, eastbound john young to colonial is five minutes. jason: local faces will beginning national attention the sunday. really adorable faces. introducing you to some of the players in' s this year' s puppy ball. busy highwaysy the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. the taco salad meal. zen steakburger meal. oh! the $4 menu. where all meals are under $4. at steak 'n shake. i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such

it is westbound east of colonial drive. you can see the color red building because people are approaching and stopping because of westbound lane closure. alternate could be taylor creek to get you to colonial drive a spot of construction in volusia county, i-95 northbound and southbound pioneer trail have one lane blocked in each direction. >>> federal lawsuit claiming your utility may have inflated the power bill. the money collected for an expensive project that was never built. >>> the latest case of the zika virus is an seminole county. we are asking what is being done to keep the virus from getting into the local mosquito population. >> planning to get back to it. >> yes-man -- yes, ma'am. >>> emotional day for sergeant. who says she was run over by some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house networks, we do. login to one of our hotspots and get your code for free wifi at over 50,000 bright house wifi hotspots. 6:15 am. take a look at the storm system that brian shields has been tracking all morning

rick henry are at colonial life arena for the big showdown on the court. this is the game everyone has been talking about ... number two gamecocks vs the number one uconn huskies. both teams undefeated ... so you can bet they will leave it all on the court when they tip-off tonight. >>> "i want them to have the same mentality that they've had all season long, i think the best part number two gamecocks vs the number one uconn huskies. both teams undefeated ... it all on the court when they tip-off tonight. >>> "i want them to have the same mentality that they've had all season long, i think the best part of what i like about this team is they usually stay in character, i think it's good that we're playing at home, it's good that we're playing in front of our fans, so i think i know it's a big game but against a team like uconn" the game is a sellout. coach staley is asking fans to wear garnet tonight to let the huskies know this is gamecock country. staying in character ... so, how do they do that ... coming up at 6pm, we'll have a behind-the-scenes look at