one supporter of the constitution, james wilson, a scotsman originally, a lawyer now in philadelphia, who gave some intelligent and long defenses of the constitution. one of the things he defended what the absence of the bill of rights. and the argument he made was that the english bill of rights and magna carta had all been carved from a background of royal power. england had a king, so therefore you needed statements of what the king could not do to the people. but, said wilson, in the united states, power remains with the people, in the people at large. and by this constitution, they do not part with it. so the implication is that people will not oppress themselves, therefore we do not need a bill of rights in the new constitution. another defense of an absence in the bill of rights was offered by alexander hamilton in new york, and he did this in the second to last federalist paper, federalist 84. and here hamilton said -- mason has says -- or rather wilson had said power remains with the people. what hamilton said in federalist 84 is that there is no power to do the things that t

then the ninth and 10th amendments address the concerns of alexander hamilton and james wilson. the ninth amendment says the enumeration of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. in other words, if we say there is freedom of the press, you cannot creep up to the very edges of that. there are still unenumerated possess.at the people by stipulating something we are not inviting you to come to the borders of it. the 10th puts in black and white what wilson was talking about. the people and the states retained all powers not delegated or prohibited by the constitution. these amendments were submitted to the states. there was a flurry of approvals by january of 1796. february.atified in rhode island in the summer. the last two making them ratified work vermont in inember, 1791, and virginia december 1791. patrick henry had given up long before. he said virginia had been fooled and beaten, meaning that he had been fooled and beaten. for the longest time, the bill of rights was not deferred to in legal cases. there was a reference to t

frederick james. wilson said that she saw him shouting and slapping her daughter in the face. she told us that she called the sanford police who charged him with simple battery. >>> an orange county man said killing a young girl said that he cannot pay for his legal fees. his attorneys said that he is indoe again the and he faces up to 80 years in prison for vehicular homicide. and the trial is set to begin at the end of may. >>> the brevard county clerk of courts has settled the case involving public access to records. this is related to the commission's work with blue wear. it was part of a $9 million scandal. and they have to release the documents now within 45 days. >>> home price across the state of florida are up by nearly 14% from last year. january single family homes sold at an average of $199,000. and the median price for townhouseses with $150,000 that from the year before. >>> on tuesday, officials will hold a meeting of the east point fellowship church. drivers must use the east coast lone yell drive -- colonial exit to get past 520. they want to extend it past 52

officer james wilson and a man named terre johnson brawling on ossie street in august. officer: are you threatening me, mr. johnson? terre johnson: no, i' m not threatening -- officer: i feel threatened. adrian: we just obtained the internal investigation report on wilson. reading in part that officer wilson repeatedly used insolent language in a mocking manner toward mr. johnson. prior to the incident. and that wilson told investigators it was not per policy, and it could have been better. for this, the department gave him an oral reprimand. terre johnson was acquitted of battery on law enforcement in his trial back in december. new tonight, a man is recovering after shooting himself while in line at a lake county grocery store. 74-year-old had a gun in his pocket when he was inside the winn-dixie on state road 19 this afternoon. when he reached for change in the checkout lane and accidentally pulled the trigger, shooting himself in the leg. that man went to the hospital. police say he has a concealed carry permit. late breaking tonight in in commitment 2016, florida s

the orlando police citizens review board voted to reprimand officer james wilson after investigation into possible code villages. straddling and hitting terry johnson in the middle of a paramour street. the verbal reprimand means there will be no written file about the incident. >> matt: county workers fixed a section of this fence where an 8-year-old boy crawled through and fell 10 feet into a canal. tonight he's in a medically induced coma. the father says he'll likely have brain damage. this happened yesterday in orlando. the child was trying to cross the canal along a concrete walkway when he went into the water. though the city fixed one hole, news 6 counted at least four others. franklin's dad says it's not acceptable. >> even though my son did do a wrong, he would never have did it if the state were on its job. >> matt: the county makes routine monthly checks but was unaware repairs were needed around the canal. >> lisa: a new report finds a good chunk of money is not helping homelessness. straight to the mayor to find out what needs to change. >> reporter: the report found al

today the police department released this video of the struggle between james wilson and officer terry johnson. most of the charges against johnson were dropped. he found out that johnson is back in jail for battery on another law enforcement officer. a citizen's review board will now review the case. >>> today we found out an orlando police sergeant accused of lying during an internal investigation has given up his fight to get his job back. sergeant michael faulkner was fired in october after eyewitness news showed he lied under oath about whether a theft suspect wanted medical attention. was caught on camera kneeing the suspect robert lease in a downtown holding cell. opd's video shows sergeant faulkner ignore that man's request for medical attention. he's still challenging his determination for battery and a federal lawsuit. >>> a new study says orange county needs to change the way it spends money to fight homelessness. the independent study released today says the county needs to do a better job of tracking its programs while directing for money to permanent supportive housing ra

james wilson first spoke to terry johnson who is homeless after getting a trespassing call and this morning we found out the officer in the video was given a verbal reprimand for being unprofessional when he first approached johnson. we spoke to a homeless advocate about the video. >> these are people and they should not be treated like animals. >> johnson was found not guilty of battery on a law enforcement officer but we found he is back in jail accused of battery on a different law enforcement officer. >>> dina kupfer volusia county leaders to decide on a plan for homeless shelter today they will vote on agreement with daytona beach. eyewitness news is morning kimberly eiten has been following the story since the homeless problem shut down a they do not want to drag out the process and longer. >> reporter: nancy, last time they met they said they want to agree on some kind of plan. they do not want to have to extend this march 3 deadline so this morning county leaders will meet here at the administration building and then this afternoon they will take a vote first, they will hear other o

it shows a bloody confrontation between james wilson and terre johnson who is homeless. this is the spot where johnson was arrested, we got our hands on some video taken from the street. we showed you a different angle taken from the officer's body camera. >> reporter: today, we obtained an interim affairs we learned officer wilson was given a verbal reprimand. doctors say he used rude language that was unnecessary, and inappropriate. he broke this department rule. it states officers should be courteous and orderly with the public, and avoid harsh and profane language. >> these are people, and they should not be treated like animals. >> reporter: we also had this video that shows johnson was acquitted of battery charges. now the homeless man is back in jail. charged with battery on a different law enforcement officer. >> reporter: we sent an email message to orlando police chief, asking an interview, or even a statement about the outcome of that select. we are still waiting to hear back. we're live tonight in downtown orlando, ty russell,. >>> tonight, stanford police ar

this is james wilson and a man named terre johnson fighting in august. >> know it, i am not threatening you. i feel threatened. >> we were through the investigation on wilson. officer wilson repeatedly used insolent language and of mocking manner. prior to the incident, wilson told investigators it was not per policy and could have been better. johnson has been acquitted of several charges. >> new information in the case against a pest control company blamed for giving a 10-year-old boy brain damage. owner and a worker have pleaded guilty. the boy' s family says they were told their home was safe after it was fumigated. after they returned, the boy got sick. sentencing is set for may. coast guard calling off the for a tugboat that slammed through a barge in the hudson river. >> there are state police divers who are now using sonar to determine where the tugboat is resting and how it is resting. to see it is safe for the divers to approach that tug at the bottom of about 40 feet of water. >> the boat was one of three tugs pushing the barge down the hudson. stationary barge that was part

ambassador james wilson. the former director of the cia. more on all of these developments.d to see you. do we need to change that? we need to protect the ones we've got. the important aspect of the immigration laws. twenty-25 years ago. we change the focus. all focused on family, including, not immediate family. i come in and get another wife. two sets of children. nieces and nephews. a brother-in-law. before you know it, one person has added, especially if they can be married multiple times, has added a family to the united states. may be a good idea. maybe a bad idea. not a decision based on the fact that the individual gets to bring its immediate family. wait a minute here. how about getting the best engineers who could go to silicon valley. rather than anyone who just has any job. using our immigration policy to screen people and let them in on a permanent basis. trish: this i find troubling. theoretically, they can come here anytime they want, for the most part. >> if they had european passports. a number with a number of the countries. trish: would you change that? >>

officer james wilson claims his body camera stopped recording during the arrest, but witnesses captured it all. you are seeing it here on this develop phone video. an internal affairs investigation cleared him of the charges. police officer is charged with murder for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man one week ago today. montgomery police officer aaron smith shot greg gunn multiple times early last thursday morning. authorities arrested smith yesterday. he posted $150,000 bail and was released. gunn's family says he was walking home after playing cards with friends when he was killed. he initially said he had a weapon with a stick or pole and fought with the officer. smith's attorney calls the arrest a publicity move to stop planned protests. >>> it was 25 years ago today a video camera captured an arrest that shaped u.s. history. it was march 3rd, 1991 george holiday recorded a scene from his apartment balcony and showed lapd officers beating a man named rodney king. king, who was black, was released days later without being charged. in a news conference, he "can't we all get a

this shows james wilson hitting johnson in parramore. he said he fought the officer because he could not breathe at a board cleared wilson of using force. he will get a reprimand. meanwhile, we found out johnson is back in the jail, he is facing battery charges including allegations he spit on an officer. >> ucf is one step closer after the board approved the project. the approval follows a $3 million donation announcement from dr. phillips charities bringing the total community support to $16 million. the school needs approval from the legislature for another $20 million in funding and needs to avoid another veto by the governor. >> new this morning a big facelift could be coming to a central florida attraction. >> in hours, the owner will lay out their plan for an overhaul of the park. the park operator will outline the $2 million in changes they want to make to the park. the changes will come over the a facelift, new attractions, more food selection and improved amenities. >> we are going to be dealing with allergens, even though we h

the cell phone video shows both men going at eight in the police say officer james wilson first talk to the homeless man after getting a trespassing call. this morning we learned the officer in the video was given a verbal reprimand for being unprofessional when he first approached johnson. we talked with the homeless advocate about it. >> these are people. they should not be treated like animals. >> johnson was found not guilty of battery on a law enforcement officer. we found out he is back in jail and accused of battery on a different law enforcement officer. >>> a 21-year-old man was arrested for sexual battery on the ucf campus the police say 21-year-old blaine township is committed a sexual battery and a battery after drinking with the victim. investigators worked for one month to gather information before making the respite legal analyst bill schafer says the more evidence police can gather the more likely a victim will aid in prosecution. >> reporter: -- >> there's a new awareness in the police are conducting thorough investigations trying can get and encourage the victim coo

this video captured on august 26th by officer james wilson's department issued body worn camera. the video was captured by an anonymous witness and turned over to police, showing a cuffs. after being taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries, perry johnson was battery on a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery, and resisting an officer with violence. five months later, john subsequent to trial for those charges. according to court documents, he was found not guilty. over that same period of time, opd's internal affairs did a use of force investigation on officer wilson. internal affairs exonerated wilson on his use of force. >> you want me to write you a citation for it? do you have a way of paying that citation? >> if you -- >> reporter: however, he was disciplined with an oral reprimand for how he spoke to terry johnson. officer wilson's report and video show that johnson and a group of men were sitting with their legs in the road, some of the men drinking beer out of paper bags, when the officer started pouring their beer out. johnson got sassy with the officer,

officer james wilson first spoke to terry johnson who is homeless after getting a trespassing call. this morning we found out the officer in the video was given a verbal reprimand for being unprofessional when he first approached johnson. we spoke to a homeless advocate about this. >> these are people. and they should not be treated like animals. >> johnson was found not guilty of battery on a law enforcement officer but we found out he is back in jail and accused of battery on a different police officer. >>> time is over volusia county leaders to decide on a plan for homeless shelter. agreement with daytona beach. i was news this morning kimberly eiten has been following this story since the homeless problem shut down the county office last month in cuba, county leaders say they really do not want to drag this process out any longer. >> reporter: nancy, they told us last time they do not want to extend this march 3 deadline. they want to vote on this plan so that is what they will do. leaders will meet here at the administration building at 9 am and this afternoon they will vote on

. >> reporter: until now we've only seen what happened on officer james wilson's body camera but now the new video released today appears to show the rest of the confrontation from someone -- someone as smart phone camera. we have shown you many times this video of the competition between officer wilson and homeless man but as the struggle begins the officers camera starts recording. now for the -- stops recording. for the first time publicly the incident picks up from a cell phone camera as bystanders taught the officers as he attempts to make an arrest. as the video continues, johnson can be seen swinging at the officer at least six times. connecting a blow on several of those swings, blighting the wilson at one point holds johnson -- johnson by sarah you can see the suspects face badly injured as well. at one point another man rushes in the camera frame and then back out. later, was in holds johnson by his throat as he battles for control and johnson keeps swinging. it takes several minutes in two officers to finally get johnson into custody. also released today, the punishment fo

this is officer james williamson -- wilson and a man named sherry johnson -- terre johnson. we went through the internal investigation report on wilson and it says in part that officer wilson repeatedly used insolent language and a mocking manner toward mr. johnson. prior to the incident, terre charges. from a in the case against a pest control company blamed for giving a 10-year-old boy brain damage. according to a tv station, an owner and worker has pleaded guilty. the boy' s family says they were told their martin county home was safe after it was fumigated. the boy got sick. sentencing is set from a. -- set for may. the body of one crew member was recovered shortly after the crash yesterday morning. the other two are missing and presumed dead. >> there are state police divers who are using sonar to determine where the tugboat is resting and how it is resting. to see it is safe for the divers bottom of 40 feet of water. >> the boat that crashed was one of three tubbs pushing a barge down the hudson and hit a stationary barge that was part of a construction project. the tu

>>> only eyewitness news spoke we liz beth wilson today who said she was in the office of dr. fredrick james when he began shouting and even slapping her 9-year-old daughter in the face. wilson told us she called sanford police who charged the doctor with simple battery. be able to get through it again. my main concern now is that this man isn't around children anymore. >> reporter: we reached out to the department of health who said it's conducting a thorough investigation into this incident. >>> an orange county reserve deputy who tried to pull over a speeding driver that eventually hit and killed a father is under investigation. we told you on sunday when state troopers said cody garrick was killed when saint sydina saint truck him. >>> we now mor- evidence know more over a scary crash in brevard county. three teens crashed their

on june 4, 1787, james wilson of pennsylvania, a signatory of the declares of independence and a member of the continental congress, argued that justices should be appointed by the executive branch alone and strongly opposed appointments made by the federal legislature. madison disliked the appointment of judges by the legislature but also wasn't satisfied with a unilateral executive appointment. he ultimately suggested that judicial appointments should be made by the senate. this issue of judicial appointments was debated vigorously and continued over multiple sessions as delegates traded proposals. charles pickney of south carolina and roger sherman of connecticut opposed wilson and pushed for the legislative appointment of justices. madison, however, moved us closer to our present system by suggesting that only the senate should have the power to appoint justices to the supreme court and not the house of representatives. nathaniel gorham, a gel gatt from massachusetts -- delegate from massachusetts first introduced the concept of appointment by the president with the advice and conse

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we are joined by james hollifield who is with the wilson center looking at the migration crisis that has happened in the wake of the war and the uprising in syria. at present day, what is the status of the numbers of migrants coming into your? 1.2 million we had that came last year in 2015 and 100,000up in the mid- range. we are on track to have another big year for refugees in europe. host: as you're ever seen anything like this before? -- has europe ever seen anything like this before? host: after the war, you had a lot of people coming in, especially germans being expelled from eastern europe. we haven't seen anything like this. host: europe was already be impressed to begin with by migration -- europe was already being pressed to begin with by migration. who are the types of people coming out of iraq and syria because of the conflict that? we are talking about 70%, 80%, or coming from syria and iraq. it is the conflict in the regions causing people to move. --s began in the aftermath in east africa, sub-saharan africa, you have great instability. look at somalia. from allws are c

coming up sunday morning, james hollifield of the wilson center will be with us.ll talk about the latest developments in the syrian refugee migrations. then, a health care reporter for "politico." she will talk about the rollout of the affordable care act, and continuing challenges to the law. be sure to watch live at 7:00 in the morning. join the discussion. tomorrow, an event with actor ofrge takei on the treatment japanese-americans during world war ii. he talks about his family, who was forced to live in a race track. parents got -- my younger brother, and baby sister, not olds, provoke in very early one morning. my brother and i were told to wait in the living room. while they work packing in the venture. we were gazing out the front window, and saw two soldiers with bayonets on the rifles, marching up our driveway. he stopped and banked on the front door. i still remember how scary that was. was -- bang we were ordered out of our home. my brother and i and father stood on the driver, and waited for my mother to come out. when she emerged, she had her baby si

james walked in and madison try to get out of the chair. >> he just took his hand and pushed her back down forcefully by her face of mr. down into the chair. >> reporter: wilson claimed it was immediately after doctor james slapped her in the face. >> it was not from here it was like that. three times and shoved his finger in her mouth and try to pry it open. >> reporter: within seconds, she said it continued before she could put a stop to it. >> he pulled his hand out, his finger and then that's when he her back in the chair and i stopped everything. >> reporter: i spoke with police who said they responded to the dental office and they tell me doctor james was charged with a simple battery but not arrested. following the alleged incident i reached out to the health department who issued the statement, the florida department of health is a morrow county is aware of the complaint and we are conducting a thorough investigation into the incident. doctor james is currently on administrative leave until the investigation is complete. >>> in the mother tells me they have worked very hard to get their daughter socially and behaviorally to where she is today. she say

wilson center. we thank our outstanding president james harmon who regrets she cannot be here today, but extends her best regards. let me also acknowledge andre barke. the plam continues to be a key form in washington for serious discussion of northeast issues. we're also pleased and honored to be joined by israel's outstanding ambassador to the united states, ron derr who is here with us today. thank you, ron. and i would like to welcome and recognize major general yako yakov iashe accompanying the minister. and sandra gerber, a member of our cabinet. never has the middle east region been as unstable and challenging as it is today. syria is in chaos. iran continues to assert its power in the region. the israeli/palestinian conflict continues with no end in site. russia is now a new factor in the equation in syria. we asked how does israel, a small yet powerful country that sits in the middle of this region prioritize these challenges. and more importantly, what is israel's current stat strategy for dealing with them? there are no better people qualified to address these nen the minister of defense

. >> reporter: city leaders including mayor james kenney and district attorney seth williams offered words of encouragement to wilson's family. police commissioner richard ross charged all the officers gathered to stand strong. >> to the men and women who stand here today in uniform, i ask one favor of you, honor his memory with your service. >> reporter: damien steven son was sergeant wilson's partner. he was waiting outside the game shop in south phil whole sergeant wilson went in to get a birthday gift for his son but instead was killed in a gun battle trying to protect customers from two armed men. they were allegedly trying to hold up the store. steven son said his life has changed forever since that day. >> it's change add lot. opened up a lot of things. i'm more compassionate now. i have a lot more time to sit and think and talk. >> reporter: balloons released at the end of the vigil as the crowd pledged never to forget their brother. >> it shows the type of impact he had on everyone including myself. he was my partner. i learned so much from that guy in two years. >> reporter: and back here live, during the vi

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tonight -- rebel wilson, star of "the grinder," actor fred savage, music from parson james, featuring the 8g band with jaleel bunton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. let's get to the news. the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers 24-10, last night, to win super bowl 50. it was a great victory for peyton manning. i just hope it doesn't go to his forehead. [ laughter ] last night's super bowl featured coldplay as well as some cold play. [ laughter and applause ] okay. we're okay on the forehead -- [ laughter ] less so on the other thing. peyton manning said last night that he's not made a decision about retiring and will wait until he's less emotional to determine his future. yeah, you shouldn't make any long-term decisions on the same day you voluntarily kissed papa john. [ laughter ] real. a real thing. [ applause ] rudy giuliani, this morning,