jamestown in black. mason wang, one half of the wang brothers, nice feed to connor swain for the lay up. back comes lake taylor. off the miss...tyquan mcnair the rebound and the no look pass to dereon seaborn who gets the easy bucket for lake taylor. more from the titans...deamonte tyler, connects on the mid range jumper. jamestown went on a big run in the third period. but it's lake taylor that holds on for the 62 to 54 win. the titans move on to the region semifinals, and they earn a berth in the 4a state playoffs. also in the 4a south region. heritage out of newport news with the 54 to 49 win over king's fork from suffolk. 6a south region. oscar woodside, 8 point winners over landstown,. and in 2a east, bruton over lee 61 to 56. finals from the girls. 6a south. woodside doubles up bayside. landstown 44 to 41 over western branch. in 4a south. king's fork eliminbates jamestown. and wilson, an impressive 54 to 25 win [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of n

he had fifteen for the titans back to jamestown we got another highlight for the eagles come natural connor swain on the rebound putback nice and gives up their skies with a rebound late killers travis smith touch for the two lake taylor game miller one more bucket coming up for the titans takes it to the hole for two more and let taylor won sixty two to fifty four group of six a roscoe smith at cal in tonight's game was tied as they start the fourth quarter donald hicks hit that three pointer to give roscoe smith a thirty nine thirty four lead. noah singer had twenty points from counter nine this three pointer got them thirty nine thirty seven trailing at the beginning of the fourth quarter and then both teams kind of slowed down a little bit connor campbell keeps callum within two with that jumper and after callum almost comes up to the big steel there instead. turns out to be what does i'd say the game winning bucket as maine the maine with a jumper tigers won forty four thirty nine woodside inherited also one on the boys' side the recital and the lance and eagles against western

--------and tomorrow he'll go for the and congratulations to the boys and girls swimming team at jamestown high shcool in williamsburg----both squads brought home state swimming championships-----the boys just ahead of rival lafayette----- wavy news ten at 11. >> live on the fox business network, it's the sixth republican debate. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, and welcome back. i'm fox business rock star neil cavuto. >> and i'm maria bartiromo. a reminder -- we've lost a few competitors since the last debate, with only seven joining us tonight, so remember, candidates, if at any time tonight your poll numbers drop below 3%, you will hear a loud gong then be escorted off the stage like showtime at the apollo. at which point you'll take a seat in the audience next to that sweet rose of the carolinas, senator lindsey graham. the next question is for our front runner, donald trump. >> thank you, maria tony romo. >> mr. trump, since the last debate, ted cruz has pulled ahead of you in iowa. is it true you've started

thomas jefferson to be here to take part in this historic moment that they can let freedom ring with jamestown and it's also where they dropped off the slaves so why not come back 10:29 back with renewed optimism. (feed)4:30 keep hope alive keep hope alive keep hope alive 4:37 back to mark the beginning of a new day. (bell ringing) the first baptist church of williamsburg was founded in 1776. and the bell there will toll long after today. i'm putting information on how you can reserve time to ring the bell during the month of february on wavy dot com. side. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday mostly cloudy & cooler. highs: 50-55. northeast tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm. mostly cloudy, with a high near 70. south wind high as 30. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light

for highs over the eastern plains for me fly up and on the front range is human to your friend 51 jamestown 50mn62 in superior 61 and the north fort lupton area with glenn and the 60s of metro temperatures close to where you were today give or take a one or 2 degrees i think you'll enjoy it with all the sunshine early and has a slight southward to the temperatures here temperatures ever 50s 53 sedalia 62 roxborough park 34 my forecast a low light breeze gentle wind clouds and the lessening is your pinpoint seven-day forecast" are coming in tomorrow night takes us down to 51 we should be a 47 system is a good we have some snow coming this is actually good news is a solo drive but remember we started the month with a record-setting couple of days we will take it it may be a little accumulation on the grass by tuesday morning it doesn't look to much more than that may maybe may be a trench in some locations we get the sunshine back wednesday thursday friday back in the 50s i'd like to see maybe one or two more storms are ever i would tell you i'm always curious looking for the next form but it

let's put that in perspective -- jamestown was founded in 1607. here's a young african-american girl being baptized in 1595. now, she had parents, which meant that she was there before 1595. and the idea that african-americans were not here before jamestown is what we blow up. and we blow up -- well, we came here differently than what differently. and that's important because a lot of black folks and white enslavement is really all of our history and it's just not. the iberian peninsula was owned by the moors, black folks, for 700 years. when the spanish took back over the iberian peninsula, they started these conquests, starting with columbus. one of them was to florida in 1513 -- ponce de leon. another one was with menendez. >> pedro menendez. >> 1565, on the ship with menendez were 800 spanish-speaking people -- 400 africans and 400 spanish. so, the settlement that we're talking about in st. augustine came out of the original founding of st. augustine in 1565. >> one, in particular, that's a -- a letter. and it's about frances crawford. frances

this happened on jamestown drive. the blaze broke out just before 3:00 near aloma and semoran boulevard. chopper 2 was on the scene just moments later. you can see smoke coming from the building. you can see a lot of firefighters working on it. right now there are no reports of any injuries, so far, no word what caused the fire. day three of the search for any sign of baby willow went below ground. workers with the city of orlando sent a robotic camera through hundreds of feet of piping underneath the willow bend apartments. that' s where police say the child' s mother, 30-year-old susan richardson, who is now in jail, gave birth earlier in the week. she has refused to give them a definitive answer on the infant' s whereabouts. for five hours today, workers monitored the camera' by remote video screen, residents are tying to remain hopeful. >> i really hope they could just find her alive, you know? she deserves a chance. she deserves to live. stewart: crews say today' s search turned up nothing of value. police plan a

a degree or two cooler out that way for the pencil it's fifty five right now at the williamsburg jamestown airport. we have low fifties run and fill in langley fifty two in hampton fifty one for the east end before news conference outside with temperatures close to fifty around thalia and camps fill fifty one at cape henry and congo right now fifty two at ocean view fifty three at large but it's currently forty nine in craddock and reprint reporting forty eight out to the west upper forties at the suffolk executive airport and we have low fifties for much of suffolk in a north carolina was still forties to low fifties for most locations skies are mainly clear right now that's what it's going to be today lots of sunshine. if you're traveling up to boston or new york's whether their sixty six and sunny in st louis along the west coast things looking pretty good i'd imagine some of the folks at the oscars last night still going with the temperatures very mild out on the west coast across the region today ran into a lot of sunshine maybe a few more clouds late as we take a look again the high

augustine three years before jamestown is even founded. most of the slaves that were brought to spanish florida were domestic slaves or royal slaves who had very specific, highly refined skills. michael francis you also see african women in the late 16th century/early 17th century who serves really as the first nurse, the first recorded nurse in the hospital of santa barbara in st. augustine by the mid-to-late 1700s. the spanish mission of had failed james bullock: the english tried to colonize north america with, at first, indentured servants and a promise of 7 years of labor. what they will find is that being a slave for 7 years . it might as well be a lifetime . now, the spanish did not shy away from large scale ruthless enslavement.. for blacks, there were now two americas, one english, one spanish.. and the difference between them could not be more striking. ((kirsten joyce)) we'll continue our 5- part series, "america's untold journey" through out the rest of the week./// ((brian loftus)) > don't throw out your old, broken iphone...

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from a viewer showing fire crews going into the second floor unit at the carlton arms apartment on jamestown drive near a loma avenue. from sky witness 9, you can see building was evacuated and no one was hurt. >>> gemini confirmed longtime ceo of harbor house of central florida is out. we broke the story on wftv.com this morning and she said the leading advocate for women and domestic violence in central florida that we now know this is not a surprise in terms of carol wick picture expected to be voted out today. we have a copy of your email she sent to his staff. kathi belich jasmine working on the story all day after we were tipped off. why is she being replaced? >> there was no explanation in the statement we got within the last half hour. and harbor house spokesman tells us early in the day the board was meeting all day at an undisclosed location and was in touch with which by telephone -- carol wick intermittently. >> reporter: for years carol wick has been the faithful harbor house central florida. the ceo was named one of central florida's 50 most under her leadership, the shelter fo

peninsula we also have a mix of forty them on the map forty eight right now at the williamsburg jamestown airport are coming in at forty six in hampton and down onto the south side look at this fifty degrees right now and centrists forty eight cape henry in virginia beach are also at fifty i know she and i and then northeastern north carolina we've got forty five was the city forty three in core peak and forty eight right now and outs of mild start to the day all due to the south westerly winds winds have shifted yesterday that cap but a little bit below normal today we're going to get that south westerly wind that's going to bless our temperatures ten to fifteen degrees above normal as we head into this afternoon. now satellite and radar right now are sleeping nice and dry but we do have those high clouds overhead that will continue as we head throughout the day. real time tracking our next cold front still out to the west helping to produce some of those clouds. this front will swing through our area late sunday into monday and that will bring us a chance for a few showers as we head th

republican campaign strategist, executive vice president of jamestown associates and fellow fox newstributor tony sayegh. great to have you with us. let's start with these numbers. i don't suppose, it says very loudly that there's no effect from that debate, if that poll is accurate? >> i think he's going to be hard to catch and the reason is despite what he says, people may be listening to comments about 9/11 and what not and may disagree with him. not enough to shift them over to the rubios and the ted cruzs for some reason. the problem with the field, everyone is waiting for someone else, everyone is looking at donald trump, who's going to rival him? no one else is inspiring anyone. rubio is an audio book gone bad. i'm waiting for him to sound like a human. and ted cruz is inspiring some conservatives but having a hard time with the voters in the middle worried about the comments he's made like new york values and otherwise. lou: donald trump is repetitive. >> it's interesting and different, and sounds human. lou: your thoughts? >> certainly very repetitive, he's on message which

also x more at fifty degrees on the peninsula we've got fifty at the williamsburg jamestown airport down to fifty right now in langley and fifty one in hanson and on the southside more of the same alot of fifty this person closer to the water fifty one ocean view as well as at the airport where fifty two and can smell a little bit farther and when longview you're coming in at forty nine degrees and across we've got fifty two in belvedere forty nine gates fell and fifty right now and those of cities of mile sur today and we're going to see some mild conditions as we end the day as well. now satellite radar showing clear conditions were still dry but notice the clouds started to push into the central portion of the state. this is all associated with this cold front as this fight continues to sag a little bit farther south that will happen overnight tonight into early monday and that front will bring us a chance for a few showers as we head to the rest of this morning looking pretty good staying mainly dry by lunch time temperatures well into the sixties by that point will say mid sixties f

the peninsula more of the same with some middle thirties i in the mix as well at the williamsburg jamestown airport hansen almost at forty degrees right now at forty degrees and downtown newport news and then across the south side we've got the upper twenties twenty eight in longview where twenty nine renowned western branch and northeastern north carolina also mainly in the thirties but we do have some locations in the forties deference is at forty three mi until you're coming in at forty right now the temperatures definitely warmer than this time yesterday morning we had a lot of twenties on the mat yesterday morning we are sleeping nice and dry we are but as i zoom out the view here's the next system that i'm tracking this cold front will swing through the area monday afternoon but the actual area of low pressure will track just north of our area so it will only bring us a few clouds maybe a sprinkle but for the most part we will stay mainly dry goods may win numbers i game today as we head through the morning hours will climb into the upper fifties near sixty by lunchtime will top out i

seven degrees on the peninsula with that namely our forties as well here forty eight in williamsburg jamestown airport forty seven in hanson were coming in a forty five of the coast and across the south side forty five right now and flatware forty six at the airport in norfolk and fincher is your coming in at fifty degrees and the cars northeastern north carolina near fifty along the outer banks for fifteen min seo and forty five ml is the city gates though you're coming and at forty seven degrees of mild start to the morning with temperatures in the forties is actually where we should be for daytime highs closer to that offer daytime highs that were starting a mile this morning as we head into this afternoon intending to tap into that southerly and south westerly when that's going to put our afternoon temperatures about ten to fifteen degrees above normal no satellite radar sleeping picking up on some high clouds we will remain nice and dry throughout the day are not producing any rain fall we do have high pressure sitting just off the coast are tapping into that southerly wind around high pr

however fifty right now in williamsburg jamestown airport were coming in at forty seven in williamsburg and fifty one right now enhance and with that fifties closer to the waters of you joining us safe from the eye from ocean view down to thalia also in self interest are saying those low fifties to right around fifty a little bit cooler farther and one and the northeastern north carolina with that fifties along the outer banks upper forties right now and gates bill are coming in at fifty and allows the city the satellite but i was sleeping nice and dry once again a lot of sunshine as we do have those clear skies but a few more high class starting to push into the central portion of the state. you'll see are clouds increasing as we head into the afternoon hours. all due to this cold front that's producing showers right now and to western virginia into west virginia starting to move into the western portion of our state this front will move through later on this evening into early morning hours on monday and so that's going to bring us the chance for a few showers we had to the rest of th

it happened on jamestown drive. the blaze broke out just before 3:00 near aloma and semoran boulevard. chopper 2 was on the scene just moments later. you can see smoke coming from the building at right now there one point. are no reports of any injuries, so far, no word what caused the fire. angela: the search continued for an orlando infant went belowground today. police say baby willow disappeared moments after her birth this week. the child' s mother, susan richardson, has been charged help with their investigation. wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live at the willow bend conference -- complex where a robotic camera was used today. bob: you can see what of the dumpsters that was taken to get any evidence yesterday. the crime tape is still on it. we watched as crews open to different manholes looking for any sort of evidence. workers sent a robotic camera to and through underground pipes to look for any evidence of the missing newborn girl nicknamed baby willow. we were there as teams inspected via video screen insi

little bit farther inland and then on the peninsula got twenty eight at the williamsburg williamsburg jamestown airport twenty eight also in newport news good morning enhancing your waking up to thirty one degrees across the south side more of the same a look at this we've got some low twenties from longview at twenty two thirty right now the great dismal swamp and northeastern north carolina you're also sitting mainly and that's one team but got some thirty the next area to elizabeth city thereon her for her actually still holding on to the upper thirties and low forties across the outer banks now satellite and radar were sleeping nice and dry we do have clout that they're not producing any rain will stay the day today but i am tracking another system that could bring us the possibility of rain and even some mixed precipitation as we headed to northeastern north carolina. so here we are today we're going to see a lot of sunshine called partly cloudy as we had throughout the day will remain dry so there the clouds and then as we head into this evening still drives and you have any plans this ev

here to weigh in from the grounds of granite state, tony sayegh, jamestown associates, vp and fox newstributor. tony, i wonder in these things, national media talking about it, that doesn't mean all important people on the ground going in to vote are talking about. it could be a totally different conversation. are people on the ground really feeling like marco rubio had a tough night this weekend or no? >> they're definitely talking about it, melissa. you make a very good point. they're receiving information and drawing conclusions very different than the media. even those who acknowledge it was definitely a bad moment not his overall strongest performance, i don't know it changes their minds. in reality anecdotes, you know new hampshire well, the state is full of them. everyone has political opinion, political thought this time of year. these are only nuggets we have the to gain intelligence because there is no polling coming out between saturday night and now that will be meaningful enough to really show us how this shifted. i also say i don't think a lot of people saw it although th

breaking out of orange county, firefighters are cleaning up after an apartment fire on jamestown drive. it broke out just before 3:00 this afternoon. chopper 2 arrived a short time later, and you can see smoke coming from the building. there are no reports of internet -- any injuries. summer: two men are dead, shot to death in what winter park police are calling a double homicide, the first double homicide there in at least 20 years. but that is just about all investigators will confirm so far. the shooting happened last night outside a house on the corner of west comstock and capen. the house, the other by a pickup truck. witnesses tell us the men were father and stepson and that they were fighting. neighbors heard multiple gun shots, and are shocked by the violence. >> it is worse than heartbreaking. we don' t shoot over here. i have been in winter park 55 years, and it is rare somebody get killed. summer: neighbors tell us the family just moved into the house, and the father just bought the truck. ocala police are investigating the first two shooting deaths of the year, both happeni

gein, dahmer, jamestown, gacy, ted bundy, the require 1, natural born and i did did you ever see this list before? >> yes. >> that's the hit list. >> yes. that's disturbing, isn't it? >> it is disturbing. >> glenna: prosecutors portray a still manipulative learned obsessed with murder as a road to attention and glory p. his apologies 14 years later on the stand yesterday did nothing to move jaime gough's family. >> today if this had to happen again we would be there for our son no mattetewhat it takes. >> mrs. gogoh when mrs. hernandez was on the stand what were you thinking listen listening to her? >> as a mother, i feel sorry for her, but i think she's in denial. >> glenna: really was like deja vu for everyone involved, including the judge. it is the same judge, and just as he did the first sentencing about a decade ago, he's going think about it, a we will hear his decision on february 22nd. i'm glenna milberg live in miami today, local10 news. >> laurie: a case that rock this community.>>> the so-called facebook killer learned his fate today a derek medina was sentenced to life in

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nobody captured that better than a 40-year-old from jamestown, new york. ball tooached lucille do a weekly sitcom and a legend was born. she was a visual comedian, with perfect timing and inexpressive face, wacky enough to elicit sympathy, most of the time, rather than irritation. she insisted that her real life cuban husband, play her real husband onto the, but cbs said no way. one executive put it making the red had committed the cuban -- ditch the cuban. cbsremained adamant and it gave him. they said, nobody will think that you are married to a cuban bandleader, but she said, i am married to a cuban bandleader. it was a smash. herof tv sets were watching and she beat everybody, redefining the nature of television, particularly the sitcom. it was popular among every demographic, tuning in to watch lucy. the show is so popular it completely changed, not just advertising, which exploded, but also cbs, was it built into the network, and the entire industry. largest tv was the advertising medium in the world, thanks in large part to this woman. television in

here to weigh in, a former fund raidser, noelle nikpour, gop fund-raiser and tony sayegh, jamestown associatescontributor. noelle, i can't think of any roadblock to stop his nomination. can you? >> not at all. i think he is going forward with full steam ahead. you know what's really going to be an embarassment, if he wins the state of texas. that's really going to knock it home for donald trump because donald trump, is going to be entering into territory very conservative state. a state with a lot of big donors. that will be a major victory if he manages to take texas. david: adolpho, one of the things impressed melissa and me, was turnout. double the turnout, it was lousy four years ago, doubling it last night. he is bringing people into the party that weren't there, weren't going out to vote four years ago for mitt romney, your guy. >> well yeah. it is amazing. also the statistic out of nevada, not only is it record turnout, we haven't seen this type of enthusiasm really since the democrats nominated barack obama in 2008, which maybe for the general election bodes well for republicans. howev

joining me now, tony sayegh, jamestown associates president, fox news contributor. paul scott., let me start with you, does trump have any ground here with his complaints? >> absolutely not. for somebody active supporting political candidates for better part of four decades amazing that donald trump think this is so how unusual. let's presume what he said is correct, there is some sort of staffers on ground, campaigners for ted cruz, people caucusing for him may have said things not necessarily true. welcome to the world of politics, donald. he has this view is convenient to what he wants to happen all the time. for example, when he says the rnc has to treat him fairly. look, politics is not own always a fair business. if you presume what he said is correct, reaction is ridiculous. that is unfortunate he gained a lot of points. people who are not trump supporters, gave a gracious acceptance speech. heading to new hampshire with advantage. totally unnecessary move. melissa: unnecessary but, kevin, this is how he gets earned media. he promotes a story and people tune in, people p

gerri: here to weigh in on this back and forth, tony sayegh, jamestown vice president and jonah goldbergional review" senior editor, both fox news contributors. let's get into it. trump says this is disgraceful by the pope. is this cynical effort to motivate evangelicals in south carolina? tony to you first. >> as catholic i hate the idea pope gotten involved in brutal primary process where donald trump is taking on everybody. i thought the pope would be off limits. in reality of matter talk about immigration reform in republican base, trump wins on this one. not suggesting that he will win long term. i think there will be pockets of catholic voters in this country, rust belt in michigan coming up which has larger catholic population than perhaps south carolina, in height, pennsylvania where this kind of battle with the obviously patriarch of the catholic church will hurt trump. but in the short term with voters who are very fixed behind him, who view him as outsider, as secular and like that, i don't think trump loses for this round. gerri: jonah to you, the trump also said that the pop

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got the capitol building here, the smithsonian, you go down the coast and you've got yorktown and jamestown, you know, they're privileged. all they have to do is go on a field trip around the block. with me on long island, i'm lucky. but if you could tell these stories and these kids get interested, then i think they're going to care. and the thing that makes me feel the best is when i get from a parent who says i gave it to my son or daughter, and it's the first book i didn't push them to read, they read it on their own. and when i get these teenagers who write me letters, it's really heartening. we sold two or two million -- i prefer the two million, but if we tell the stories of everyday americans, it's not just about jemp soften, hamilton and washington, i think i did my job. that's why i couldn't wait to come here and talk about this, spread the word about this, and i'm so glad that c-span's here with their cameras because at fox news we have a wide audience, but i'd love to expand it too. so i'll be at book signings around the country, i'll have an opportunity to talk with you, intera

. >> in the united states, the first recorded execution was in 1608 in jamestown, virginia.rs hangings became a great social event, a great source of entertainment. people brought picnic, teachers would bring the students, parents would bring the kids. there was a choir, a band. >> executions were public because they were considered a ritual whose goal was to deter the populous. >> but our history of executions also included a dark side -- botched executions that quickly turned horrifying for the masses. >> it turns out it's very difficult to properly hang somebody. if the drop was too long, the person's head would fall off. so somebody invented a machine where the rope would go up to a pulley and a boulder was dropped. they called it jerk to jesus or launch to eternity. there was a man named eddie ives. eddie weighed only 80 pounds. the weight drops and each roger goodell ka zoom and twirld around the horizontal beam and came crashing down to the ground. they had to hang him twice. there was a lot of concern about botched hangings. that's why the electric chair was brought

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