john's to colonial, 19 minutes. eastbound osceola parkway to colonial, same 19 minute trip. at least there, we are right on time. that is your check on traffic for now. back to you. >> 5:41. new developments surrounding florida's back to school sales tax holiday. >> why parents are expected to have fewer days to cash in on those deals. >> a less than graceful exit for the suspected heef. was trying to get away with stolen meat. >> lox 2016 comes to florida, donald trump will soon be right here in orlando. up next, where you can see him >> election 2016 comes to the sunshine state this weekend. two republicans presidential candidates will be making stops in florida ahead of the state's primary. tomorrow, gop front runner donald trump holding a rally at ucf. it is his first campaign stop since announcing his candidacy last june. the rally had been held at a venue to hold 10,000 people. not everyone is is happy about we are told students are planning a peaceful protest across the street from the arena. >> i just don't feel he is someone who deserves to be president of this coun

of the citizens of the colonies. historians believe he kept a kosher home. we have his receipt inventory. it could indicate he used one for meat and one for dairy. in this gallery we explore the five original colonies that existed in north america. new york, newport, charleston, savannah and philadelphia. the jews who lived here for people who stories refer to as court jews. -- as port jews. they were involved in commerce and trade all over the atlantic. we have some portraits of some of these people. most notable is the portrait of bernard gratz. he came from central europe and he chose to depict himself post with the five books of moses. this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture. they usually do not include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to t

gyros on west colonial. this happened saturday night. devotees were responding to a trespassing complaint when they say shots came from behind the restaurant towards them. shortly afterward that suburban was seen speeding away and no one was hurt >>> osceola county libraries are getting a 5 million-dollar makeover starting today, the closed, it is set to reopen in the middle of april. you can pick up any holds that you have at heart memorial library. county leaders are also going to start renovating the port siena branch on april 15. >>> medical marijuana could soon be headed to governor rick scott's desk. the state senate is expected to take a final vote on the proposal today. the house approve the measure last thursday. the bill revamps a 2014 law which was bogged down in legal challenges and made non- euphoric cannabis to patients with cancer or chronic seizures. >>> congressman john michael will be in central florida today to discuss transportation plans for orange county. congressman michael will talk about links, bus services, plan

the colony her day. and ruled that it should be an no-space order appeal through the virginia courts all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. the shoes were uncivil society, public and private and tuitions devoted to higher values to promote truth and justice and keep them on a great pass. for the nation's most respected professions were involved in the case. medicine, academia, blah and judiciary. each of them is on the wrong side. dr. albert pretty was the man his leg to carrie to be the first person operated on under virginia's law. he was a physician who served as superintendent for epileptics. he'd also been one of the main people who lobbied the legislature to pass the sterilization law. in this campaign, he had much of the medical profession behind him. across the country.as took a leading role and promoting eugenics and sterilization. medical charts are filled with articles advocating their location with titles like raise the suicide for social parasites. harry laughlin, the head of the office i

classes with the teacher of the year are popular at colonial high. lopez says her approach is about treating each student with individual care, no matter the class size. >> i want everybody to feel comfortable in my classroom. i want them to feel happy because that's the key to do the work and to work as a team. she motivates us. she puts us first. that we do and accomplish. >> reporter: her techniques work. the principal calls the 17-year veteran the staple at colonial. >> she's known for her a.p. language and she had a 100% pass rate last year. >> it's one of my favorite classes. we learn a lot more. i was expecting to learn more about the language but i'm learning a lot about the language and a lot about my own culture. >> reporter: she is the first ocps teacher of the year from colonial high and the first the district. it all started when last year's valedictorian led a charge to get ms. lopez recognized. but for her part, she is simply humbled. >> everything you do you have to do with love and compassion without thinking or why or recognition. >

this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture.hey usually do not include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to the library of congress to study the floor plans for benjamin peter harrison's designs for the synagogue which is a very newport building. there are no outward signs that this is a jewish building. newport jews were just building a colonial building. he was one of the finest architects of the colonies at the time. it's a palladian building. the next gallery of the exhibition explores the american jewish experience in the revolutionary war. some of our visitors are sometimes surprised that not all jews were yankees, but it would've been very difficult for people to choose to follow the revolution. this was a very new idea to rebel against the crown. we do tal

an alternate route, take colonial drive, south clark road from colonial, make a right on silver star, and another right on north apopka vineland road to get around the mess, drive times, i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, it takes you 18 minutes, eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 21 minutes and the 408, this morning from 417 to downtown, will take you 14 minutes. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is just $1.72 at the quick mart on east ileana street. check out gas saving tips on www.fox35orlando.com. john and amy, back to you. >> john: the orlando ballet having one of the biggest productions of the year. >> amy: really good one, if you haven't been in a while go now. david martin is checking it out hi, david. >> reporter: classing it up this morning here on "good day orlando," behind me members of the orlando ballet practicing this morning for us, for their production of don quixote. three shows only this weekend. do yourself a favor, expose yourself to the art. this is one of the best ballets in the entire country! we'll tell you why, coming up in a fe

she lived her whole life in this colony so these were sad places where people were trapped. they called them patients, but they were inmates. >> i know we've heard about prisons where they tested medications on people and the inmates were not aware this was being done and it wasn't their consent. how much did she have in these proceedings? was she completely informed of what was going on and did she have a lawyer that was able to argue on her behalf? >> the whole thing is so sad. a reporter in virginia asked me today if you could talk to her what would you ask her? i wish i knew in every stage of the process. we know that the hearings that were held in the colony she was represented because the law required that but we don't know what she knew. she was quickly ordered it to be sterilized. there is one poignant find the transcript exists and you can read all the arguments there is one point where the lawyer is trying to sterilize her and turns and says does she have anything to say and she says she trusts her people, not clear who that is coming is at the, is that the guardia

crews are working on garland between colonial and marks. officials say that the closure is necessary for drainage and bridge work. it'll create a new eastbound i-4 entrance ramp, realigning garland to make room to widen the interstate. they expect this to last at those looks for alternative routes can go to fox35orlando.com. >> amy: ucf one step closer to having a downtown campus. >> john: the state legislature is the latest group to sign off on the deal. and gina benitez has more on the campus of ucf, and where things go from here. >> reporter: state lawmakers decided to set to aside $20 million. the same amount that the school was asking for, and it was approved by the board of governors. and it's not a done deal just yet. going to the desks of governor rick scott who must sign off on it. lawmakers agreed to $700 million. they agreed to give $42.3 million of the money, more than any other university in the state. of course, half of that will go west of i-4, and east of paramour near the site of the old amway. a chunk of the money is comin

it has been said, i add, colonialism denigrates the colonized but it also demeans the colonizer. the time has come to turn a page of history, to build the future of respect and dignity. i thank you for paying attention. [applause] >> thank you, prof., for your words. i now ask the professor to respond to what has been said in the panel today. you may ask questions of the panelists. >> good afternoon to everyone and thank you for the invitation and thank you to the university of puerto rico. i think i have questions i would like to put forward. maybe we can have these questions put forward and have them after i finish my part felt like to put these forward 1st. it is not the actual crisis in puerto rico refusing negotiation leading to puerto rico's annexation. household and per capita income are dramatically lower than those in mississippi. so puerto rico will be a poor state of the union and the most dependent on federal economic assistance, and the 2nd is, how will of free association arrangement between puerto rico are in the united states be viable and acceptable for the unite

downtown orlando at colonial high, westbound is open there. no delays east or westbound just yet eating out of downtown orlando. the choppers are up, flying over the seminole rest area. they are are ready -- they are already traveling eastbound, and finding no delays just yet. michelle: two brothers bring home a big powerball ticket. jason: put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. jason: after 18 years on the football field, nfl quarterback peyton manning is saying goodbye. michelle: he' ll make an official announcement at 1:00 today, on his decision to bring his career to an end. he' ll leave as the nfl' s all time leading passer and winningest starting quarterback. manning is the only one to win super bowls with two differen

no people may agree to colonialism, to a colonial relationship. that is not valid exercise of self-determination. in the collective level that cannot be done. on the individual level, no individual may consent to slavery which is also an inalienable perfection that we all have. so so even if the result was the other way around the issue would not have been resolved. it is not a political question. it is a controversy that has political ramifications and consequences. but that that does not make it a political question. i mean marbury versus madison had political ramifications and yet it was quite dismissible, right? so do not be confused with the political question, no of course it isn't. >> i would like to address part of your question. they believe that congress could spread itself and decided not to address or issue and it will depend highly on how congress spread itself in term term of the option that is willing to accept under which conditions. i think this time of crisis is also a time for opportunity. while we address this crisis i also bel

. >> coming up, is it a good idea to have a colonial-themed restaurant?h remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. x1 customers get your voice remote by visiting xfinty.com/voiceremote. colonial in portland. it is everything you want in an indy liberal establishment. lofty space, wooden furniture, a garage door. garage doors are so left wing. not enough for some. locals are furious that it serves the menu of english food to the colonies of the british empire. safron colonial. the restaurant owed to genocidal legacy opening up on north williams. this is not a theme restaurant where the chef oppresses the customers for fun. as the owner sally says it is about the cultural melding of food around the world. protestor stephanie dunks started a facebook page called stop glorifying colonialism. you can join it, but i will warn you when you join st

>> the colony itself. she truly had no advocate of any kind on her side.ack then the american civil liberties union really was kind of pro-eugenics and the renault advocacy groups to look out for people like carrie. amy: explain what this term eugenics was, what the whole movement was, and who was a part of this. >> it started in england. the word was going to buy a half cousin of charles darwin. this was right after darwin had discovered evolution and survival of the fittest. eunice followers that, if nature does this naturally, we can speed survival of the fittest along if we decide who gets to reproduce and who doesn't. if we get the fit people to reproduce and we stop the unfit from reproducing. that was the idea in england. it comes over to america and greatly adopted by the leaders in america. the people and supported eugenics include the president of harvard university, the first president of stanford, theodore roosevelt, alexander graham bell, and universities across the country taught eugenics. it was popular in the popular press and best selling

right here behind me you can see workers have blocked off garland avenue from colonial. that closure wraps all the way around to north orange avenue. when we spoke with the dot dot officials last week they told us this closure is so crews can from a state road 52 i-4. we are watching to see how this impacts the road -- the drive on the first day as it is bound to cause some confusion as to many of your cake -- used to taking this route. they suggest using either magnolia, or orange avenue to bypass the scarlet enclosure. reporting live in orlando, janai norman, eyewitness news this morning >> go to wftv.com and click on the i-4 ultimate project link in the traffic session. >>> 9 investigates found out a dentist accused about me hurting patients on defrauding medicaid has opened a new office in clermont. his license was suspended after a 4-year-old girl stop breathing while under anesthesia. it is since been reinstated, last year his office was rated during a fraud investigation. he is now running gulfstream dental clermont, the state has no record of that facility and th

no people may agree to colonialism, to a colonial relationship.hat is not a valid exercise of self-determination. in the collective level, that cannot be done. in the individual level, no individual may consent to slavery which is also an inalienable protection that we all have always. so even if the result had been the other way around the issue wouldn't have been resolved here. as to the sanchez-valle thing, a political question, no, it is not a political question and it is justiceable and controversy that has political ramifications and consequences and that doesn't make it a political question. marbury versus madison had political ramifications and yet it was quite justiceable, right? so don't be confused with the political question. no, of course, it isn't. >> i would like to address your final part of your question. statehood wanted to place in 2012 recognized by the demonstration. i also believe that it is critical for congress to express itself. congress has decided not to address our issue and it would depend highly on how congress expres

john's river to colonial only taking you 19 minutes. eastbound colonial. that is our check on traffic. >> there are new questions this thursday morning surrounding the safety of lee janet after another emergency landing. >> why a flight from central florida was forced to land in jacksonville. plus -- >> i'm happy my baby is here. >> a woman whose kidnapped baby found, what she is saying about the culprit investigators say >> we are following breaking news, a motorcycle explosion at orlando's speed world sends a man to the hospital. what we have learned about his injuries. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. take a mountain of beads, an ocean of screaming fans, boatloads of shrimp, an ice cold coca-cola, and you've got florida's biggest party. universal orlando is mardi gras. select nights: february 6th thru april 16th. grab a coke and get up to three months free on any annual pass. you'll enjoy amazing mardi gras concerts at universal studios. plus fun in bot

fox newschannel. >>> take a look at safron colonial in portland.t is everything you want in an indy liberal establishment. lofty space, wooden furniture, a garage door. garage doors are so left wing. not enough for some. locals are furious that it serves the menu of english food to the colonies of the british empire. safron colonial. the restaurant owed to genocidal legacy opening up on north williams. this is not a theme restaurant where the chef oppresses the customers for fun. as the owner sally says it is about the cultural melding of food around the world. protestor stephanie dunks started a facebook page called stop glorifying colonialism. you can join it, but i will warn you when you join stephanie won't approve you expru too cop looking. they marched on the restaurant and they want them to change the name and the menu with items like the winston churchill breakfast which sound delicious to me. don't do it, sally. don't change. keep serving on the beaches, in the fields, this the streets, in the hills. never surrender. >> somebody should mak

gyros on what's colonial. deputies responded to a say shots came from behind the shortly afterward that suburb was seen speeding away. no one was hurt >>> osceola county library is getting a 5 million-dollar makeover. starting today, the lake branch in kissimmee will be close. it is set to be open in the middle of april. you can pick up any holds at hart memorial library. headed to sanford international airport tonight as part of a more than week long stay in florida where he hopes to sway voters in his home state. the weekend and spoke to us last night about the state of his campaign. angela jacobs joins us now. he says he is not considering but becoming president. shot before throwing in the indication. he does admit these next 10 -- 10 days are crucial to his campaign. >> the map gets better for us, including florida, that's the point i make. florida is a critical stage. >>reporter:fresh off his first win, eyewitness news spoke with republican presidential candidate and florida senator, marco rubio hoping a

deputies were at a restaurant on colonial drive before midnight last night. after getting a call about a trespasser. when they got there deputies say they heard gunfire and eventually, it was directed toward them. you can see bullet holes in the black sedan as deputies talk with witnesses and look for evidence. worker showed up this morning disturbed but not surprised to hear what happened. >> we open late, especially in the weekend. we have people come from clubs, you know, people getting drink and stuff. it is not safe. >> anchor: investigators say a dark colored suburban with four men was seen speeding away from nobody was hurt in the shooting and deputies did not return fire. >>> we are over a year into the big drive i-4 ultimate project and starting tomorrow a new phase will begin and will impact drivers. garland avenue will be closed between colonial drive and mark street for the next 14 months. this is the area north of colonial. construction crews will start work tomorrow. the garland closure will allow for drainage and bridgework for the eventual cre

heroes on west colonial drive. >> mohammed is a manager on mr. giros on colonial.44444444444 been working here for five years. sniem he feels uneasy. >> usually the area is not really safe. commercially during the weekends. at around 1130 tiesm last night. the popular restaurant quickly became a crime scene. responded to the place after they heard reports of a tres passioner. then they say it seemed like the shots were coming towards them. >> we're open late, especially on the weekend. we're having a lot of people come from clubs. people getting drinks and stuff. so it's not safe. >> fortunately no deputies youred. but a dark suburban did pull out and sped away. it's unclear if the people inside the suv were involved. investigators have not said if there is anyone in custody. >> if we feel something is wrong. we call nine. we're all safe. that's all i can say. >> gina benitez, fox 35 fox 35 news. >> the weather was perfect for outdoor activities approximate. the city got into the spirit of with it's saint patrick's day parade. those who attended

john young to colonial is five minutes. if you' re going from downtown lake mary to lee from seminole into orange, no delays. big section that gets on and off injection -- congestion on the 408 all behaving themselves. jason: a valid effort by the court. michelle: how close they came to the defeat -- defeating the michelle: a drunk driver unlike any other caught on camera in illinois. look at this dash cam video. it shows police chasing a car with a 15 foot trees stuck in its grill. it is not funny, but it happened in january. the driver was also driving on the wrong side of the road. police recently released the video and these pictures on facebook as part of an effort to deter people from drinking and driving. dangerous stuff. jason: how did that tree not stop the car? michelle: the orlando magic were fighting hard for a win in california. jason: they' ve faced off against the open -- golden state warrior. they trailed the rest of the game. golden state took the victory in this one. that was a 119-113 final. for the warri

john's over to colonial, only 18 minutes. osceola parkway to colonial, same 18 minute ride. looking very nice there. >> now we'll look outside. see if we can track down any puddles. not looking too bad. this is 408 past orlando winter garden road. either direction is open. that is your check on traffic. back down to you. >> they say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >> it turns out a simple breakfast could have unexpected health benefits. plus, new developments in the why investigators say no charges will be filed against a woman watching them. >> a florida mom accused of throwing her daughter in the dumpster, why she says she did it next. rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? it's what we do. that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get one of our best 6-inch subs, every day of the week. it's

avenue around 7-30, troopers says blakeman was driving west on colonial, when she struck a guardrail. she was airlifted to the hospital, where she died. jim: orange county sheriff' s deputies are looking for answers after a body is found in a lake in winter park. wesh 2 news was there as firefighters pulled a man' s body from lake killarney yesterday. the body was found near the lake killarney condos, just off 17-92. people who live in the condos found the body. deputies say they are not looking for any suspects. jim: in another case orange county deputies say the person who shot and killed a local man remains on the run. the man was gunned down saturday night at the silver hills apartments near silver star road. witnesses tell police they spotted a silver car driving away from the scene moments after the shots were fired. so far the name of the victim has not been released. meredith: the heroine and endemic is hitting close to home. as meredith reports, the heroine task force has been meeting for the past six months. this morning , they deliver these sobering news. >> they don' t un

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