colleen sheehan, what was he referring to? >> he says that a faction could be a majority or a minority of the whole. what is decisive about affection is it is contrary to the rights of other citizens or to the permanent interests of the community. it is unjust. faction is what destroys popular government. what madison sets as the goal in federalist 10 is to control the violence of faction. because he wants the majority to rule, but not a majority faction. somehow the majority that will rule has to be a just majority. if it is not just majority to begin with, it has to be refined through the constitutional processes. >> two websites i want to mention to you. c-span.org, books that shaped america. more specifically, if you go to the federalist page, you will get other videos that will add to your understanding of the federalist. secondly, if you want to learn more about alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay, we have a companion webcast -- podcasts talking about the authors. you can go wherever you get your podcasts and

yeah, they just dealt with colleen less than two weeks ago. so you've probably seen the video of all of the debris piled up on the street, people's furniture, pieces of wood, damaged parts of the homes that are piled up there. they were trying to do their best to get it off the street, because guess what? you have winds like this and winds even stronger. category three hurricane, which is what made landfall. all that debris just becomes projectiles that can do even more damage. jessica and chase finally. i mean, if you're a floridian, lots of floridians. i'm a floridian. we've gotten used to riding out hurricanes, but the reality is that sinking in that these storms are bigger and more dangerous, and that this is something they're not going to be able to avoid repeatedly. yeah, i mean, there's one piece of research that shows that florida is going to feel the impact of more major hurricanes and overall, we're seeing that more hurricanes, that form are becoming major hurricanes of category three and stronger. we're seeing them intensify rapidly

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our guest this evening is judge gregory maddox and colleen sheehan, politics professor at arizona stateniversity. professor sheehan, back in 1787, what were the purposes of the federalist papers? >> the federalist papers as it is commonly called, was the brainchild of alexander hamilton. hamilton was born in the caribbean on a little island called me this. hamilton came to the united states when he was a teenager, went to kings college, now columbia and attended the constitutional convention. but he was outvoted there by the other two new yorkers who attended. new york is going to be a very important state for the new constitution. hamilton put together a team to push for the ratification of the constitution and he enlisted the support of john jay local james madison to work to persuade the voters of new york to ratify the constitution. >> judge, our partner in this endeavor, the library of congress on its website describes the federalist papers the most significant american contribution to political thought in our history. do you agree? >> i think it is true. there were a number of uni

metallica is making a big donation to help those recovering after hurricane colleen.ay area rock and roll hall of fame band announced its foundation will be donating $50,000 each to humanitarian organizations. world central kitchen and team rubicon. more than 230 people have been killed, and another hurricane is now barreling. as jeff told you, toward florida. north carolina natives luke combs and eric church also teaming up for a relief concert to benefit colleen victims, fellow appalachian legends james taylor and billy strings have also volunteered to perform at the concert for carolina. they're going to share the stage october 26 at the bank of america stadium in charlotte. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories. hurricane milton is exploding in intensity just 11 days after helene made landfall. this storm now moving in toward tampa and western florida. nightly news is tracking milton as people are racing to get out of town. but first, we're taking you to monterey county, where a hom

colleen, good to see you this morning. let's start with this.to break with democrats. we saw bruce springsteen played last night. beyonce, as huge a name as they can. there's still taylor swift speculation, that she might show up at some point. but do so many endorsements actually matter? >> oh, that's a good question, isn't it? i mean, i think what we're seeing from all the celebrities lining up behind harris is another notch in the democratic nominee's belt. you know, i don't know if celebrity endorsements actually matter when people come to the polls, but, you know, a lot of people listen to beyonce. i will say that. >> yeah, certainly at the very least brings people into the building who might be able to help. we know taylor swift's instagram post when she endorsed harris a few months back did up tick voter registrations. that's not because texas is going to go for her in two weeks time, but because it's a background for an important message. tell us more about it. >> yeah. i mean, i think for harris and the democrats, the message around abo

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busy the smallest scabs are carefully weighed every morning. colleen school is to ensure they gained at least 2 kilos a day. she keeps a close eye on load. ok, check the latest arrival. even the slightest error in the nutrient dosage can have serious consequences. she constantly adjusts the formula for each elephant, and that is a thing in the mid dylan. and this is very important and they prove biologics that's living bacteria interface very goods, the digestive system, and also help combat blushing. what types of what? yeah, i'm waiting. this is the ring apologize. it's the only source of protein. so the youngest comes up in a protein being nice. i mean it's a unique, we call this a 3 sole source, a moment here we have fresh water, but elephants drink a lot of salt water. what if we don't give them so more so we may release them, they won't treat the salt, or did they find out what's going on with the actual? let's just say is that and they call it it's very important for the healthier truby . no, of course if we clean yet or you know, say no class with these other supplements incl

. >> we're we're going to go with colleen. madam vice president, do you think that specific women voters will be more likely to vote for you because of the fall of roe? and are the republican votes key to winning the blue states? >> so i look at what happened in the midterms. and in special elections to guide my thinking about this issue. and what we saw in so-called red states and so-called blue states the issue of a freedom of a woman to make decisions on the body is on the ballot, the american people vote for freedom regardless of the party with which they're registered to vote i believe it is such a fundamental issue which is understanding. you don't have to abandon your faith or deeply held beliefs to agree that the government should not be telling women what to do with their bodies. i do believe it is a compelling issue especially when we consider the fact that our daughters will have fewer rights than their grandmother. and america's strengths, one of the attributes of our progress have been the expansion of rights, not

colleen shogan colleen shogan. good morning, everyone. happy independence day. it's great to see you here on the 240th anniversary of the declaration of independence. this is my second 4th of july as archivist of the united states. and i'm thrilled to be with you here today. i want to thank for graciously joining us again this year as the emcee. it's been come a great tradition as we celebrate our independence this morning. i want take a moment to reflect on the document we are here to celebrate today. you know we have 13 and a half billion documents in the national and the declaration. independence is my favorite. we all know that the declaration is the document that created united states. it asserted our separation from great britain as a new sovereign nation despite its title. the declaration does a lot more than just declaring our independence. and that's why i love it so much more importantly, it declares that all people are created equal and that everyone possesses individ rights that cannot be away. these statements can. yes. applause applause. these stat

peter: colleen from arizona state university, you have 30 seconds.he federalist impact who we are today? prof. sheehan: yes. yes. i think the most important of the papers is federalist 51, or medicine proclaims justice is the end of government, of civil society. it will never be pursued until liberty be lost in its pursuit. that is my answer to the last caller's question. judge maggs: it definitely has and watching that fabulous high school with the teacher and enthusiasm of students i think it would be hard to deny the impact of the papers have had on america. peter: thank you both so much for spending the last 90 minutes with us on c-span's books that shaped america. and thank you, callers. ♪

. >> colleen sheehan, what have you been hearing? >> i want to agree with what has been set as well. they saw a lot, they missed some things. the question of political parties -- remember who started parties in america was actually madison and jefferson on one side, and alexander hamilton on the others. so the authors of the federalist papers, four years later are on opposite sides of e political ectrum. the federalists versus the republicans. i do not think they were totally naive about that. what they did not want was parties in the way they had known them through the british system. i think madison's idea about funding the republican party in the united states was not to find a party along the partition model. he thought of it as against those he considered anti-republicans. he was afraid the moneyed men in hamilton's new york city were going to take over and not let the common man have their say. there was a little bit more to that dispute that goes on between them and to the question of parties that sometimes we make it out to b

that yesterday at dunsmuir common and colleen terrace. police say it apars the driver was pulling out of a parking stall whethe child moved unexpectedly in fronof the vehicle. the driver stopped immediately after the accident, but spitthe efforts of first responders, the three year old died at the scene. policsay e driver is cooperating with the investigation. dgs a alcohol do not appear to be involved. this is fremont's 11th fatal traffic collision of the year. >> california highway patrol say they arrested a man in connection with a freeway shooting in the city of vallejo. it happened last month on interstate 80. investigators say they took into custody victor hugo franz jr at his home in vallejo. they seized narcotics, books, ammunition and a large number of firearms there at the house is now facing several charges, including negligent firearm discharge and possession of illegal weapons. >> governor gavin newsom today announced a new round of funding for cities and counties across the state to address homelessness. the funding amounts

and a new look at the devastation from colleen since that historic storm made landfall a week ago. local help one nonprofit is providing to those affected. plus, a troubling trend across the bay area. we have new video showing thieves taking an entire mail kiosk. the must see moments and reactions from residents. this is today in the bay. thanks so much for joining us on this thursday morning i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is off. nice to have you, kris i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike ■inouye for a look at that traffic in just a little bit. but let's talk about the temperatures. we need to talk something. we need to talk. i'm just a broken record, talking about breaking records and it's still another day that's going to be really hot. and once again, they've extended the excessive heat warning until tomorrow evening. so yeah, day after day we're saying the same thing. another hot one. and we're still in the 90s and triple digits. so here's a look at our high for today. we're up to 97 in santa rosa, 94 in hayward and in fremont. and it will still be over 100 degrees

our guest this evening is judge gregory maddox and colleen sheehan, politics professor at arizona stateniversity.

dennis murphy (voiceover): prosecutor colleen barnett's message for the jury was simple-- sandra, andere's zero evidence, no evidence that anybody else did this. dennis murphy (voiceover): the prosecutor set out to dismantle the idea that jamie's death resulted from a botched robbery. first responder emt stephanie robertson told the jury that to her, the crime scene just looked off. it was a little disarrayed. the drawers were pulled out. i mean, nothing was-- appeared to be missing. dennis murphy (voiceover): and the prosecutor used sandra's own words against her. the jury heard that interview with the defendant, the one where detectives found her so oddly indifferent. dennis murphy (voiceover): and sometimes her story to the detectives didn't jibe with what they believed to be the facts. she's just trying to tell a tale so that she can go on with her life without being in prison. dennis murphy (voiceover): for instance, her account of jamie getting out of the jacuzzi to quiet the barking dogs. there was a next door neighbor to the melgars who constantly complained about the barking

peter: colleen from arizona state university, you have 30 seconds.he federalist impact who we are today? prof. sheehan: yes. yes. i think the most important of the papers is federalist 51, or medicine proclaims justice is the end of government, of civil society. it will never be pursued until liberty be lost in its pursuit. that is my answer to the last caller's question. judge maggs: it definitely has and watching that fabulous high school with the teacher and enthusiasm of students i think it would be hard to deny the impact of the papers have had on america. peter: thank you both so much for spending the last 90 minutes with us on c-span's books that shaped america. and thank you, callers. ♪ today. it's my pleasure to welcome to vanderbilt law school steven hale author of an extraordinary new book about capital punishment in tennessee death row. welcomes you hours in the shadow of the execution chamber. i read the book in manuscript last fall and ever since i've thinking about the story that it tells of people marked by pain, trauma and inescapabl

and this one is on a path to impact some areas that were hit by colleen within the past two weeks. so right here to tampa for a possible landfall. tampa bay by thursday morning, one 25 mile per hour winds across central florida. out somewhere near daytona beach. 85 mile per hour winds by thursday night. so we're looking at rain 3 to 15in storm surge. that could be up to 15ft. so people are hopefully heeding those evacuation warnings. you know, if you have a family there they are watching that extremely closely on the inland valleys. look at that change saturday 78 and maybe a few spotty showers. we'll take a closer look at that. coming up at 530 tonight. okay. thinking about the people on florida's gulf coast and we are relieved to see cooler temps here. thanks, jeff. coming up is there a right way and a wrong way to check your blood tuessure? what a new s it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much

ahead on kron, 4 news at 6 president biden in the south today surveying the damage left behind by colleen. >> this as the death toll continues to climb. >> welcome back. the judge's ruling. and a case kyle. is having a major impact on people being arrested in san francisco. the 9th circuit court of appeals decided it was unlawful for the sheriff's department to do searches without a warrant on people awaiting trial before this decision, a judge could play someone arrested on an electronic monitoring program. some people wearing these ankle monitors are accused of serious felonies. part of the program is to conduct searches of their homes without a warrant. if that is deemed necessary. i've had the difficult task. >> of running a program that strikes a balance between public safety, ensuring the constitutional rights of the accused. i'm extremely disappointed by this recent ruling. >> city officials don't like that ruling. they say they will appeal the case. and attorney michael cardoza is going to be joining us momentarily to talk about. >> that and more. but in the meantime, i guess we'r

also, colleen jan mohammed is now presidt and ceo.he ht committee is the group helping to organize the nba all-star game in 2025. super bowl026 and fifa world cup also in 2026. i sat down to talk to both of them about what the changes mean ahead of these major events. coming to the bay. we're bringing world class events and we are allowing other people to see us. and in doing so, we're seeing ourselves. and i think as you look at the next 24 to 36 months, you're going to see three world class events from amazing, amazing institutions and sports. and what you're not going to see, but you're going to realize when your children and your grandchildren are seeing this, is that we built a sustainable way to highlight our area and to show what we can do. you can catch the full interview right now on our website. we talked about so much more, including how the committee is getting the local businesses ahead of these big events involved also bringing jobs to the community. it's all at nbcbayarea.com. and of course on our mobile app. all right.

after her six year old was diagnosed with autism in june, the family brought in colleen, a service dog, to keep their son from running into the street. go get him. she is trained to go after him and she will physically stand in front of him and not allow him to go further. run further. on the first day of school in early august, the family says their son held on to the dog's harness as they walked him to class, but were met with resistance from staff at willow glen elementary. and the vice principal approached me and told me that we had to take her off campus. i had explained that she was a service dog, and she asked me if she was registered, and then i showed her on 88 that service dogs don't need to be registered. the americans with disabilities act website states that service animals are dogs of any breed and size, trained to perform a task directly related to a person's disability. they can be trained by their owner and do not require certificatio. and i said, if you're going to make us take the dog off campus, that's a violation of our rights. and she said, that's fine. the mother

now, hundreds of local pg&e crews have landed in georgia to help those recovering from hurricane colleen. it's part of a nationwide mutual assistance effort aiming to restore power for thousands of families. more than 200 people have been killed by that storm, which last week left hundreds ofhousands and city leaders who highlighted funding for the project during a news conference this morning. federal government is giving the city $4.5 million to build the park. it is part of a nationwide program that invests in upgrading and building new parks. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city's plans include a playground, a turf field and basketball court. zillow is taking a critical step to help homebuyers determine a property's climate risk. new zillow study found that more than 80% of buyers now consider climate risk when purchasing a home. the company is now partnering with climate risk firm first street. first street incorporates the effects of climate change into its property risk scores, which are then displayed on zillow. risk scores include the combined dangers of floods, fire, wind, a

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presidential politics now the candidates are weighing in on the devastation caused by colleen. vice president harris met with fema leaders in washington, d.c. today while former president trump traveled to georgia to take a look at the devastation firsthand. here's nbc's brie jackson from washington, dc. all eyes on the devastation left by hurricane helene as cleanup efforts get underway. president biden vows to visit damaged areas later this week. we're not leaving until the job is done. vice president harris cutting her campaigning out west short to meet with fema. everyone here has been working around the clock and is pledging resources to those impacted. we will do everything in our power to help communities respond and recover. the deadly storm tore through several battleground states, including georgia, while touring one of the hardest hit communities there. former president trump blasted the federal response. they have to be focused over here. it's too big. this is a really bad one. both candidates seeking to demonstrate leadership against the backdrop of a tight race. t

returning to coverage of the impact of colleen days after the once category four four hurricanes, powerful punch. there is growing devastation across the southeast. at least 129 people were with with were with hundreds more still unaccounted for. as desperate search and rescue efforts continue, officials are calling the storm and its aftermath historic. nbc bay. nbc's jay gray has the latest from boone, north carolina, where cleanup continues. look, we want to give you a firsthand look at exactly what's happening on the ground now as they start to try and find some way to move forward. and it all starts with mud. this entire area is coated, caked in thick mud. so you've got to scrape all that away in some places, 6 to 8in of mud that they just have to clear away before they can get to work. and then the rest is cleaning up and clearing out. you can see that's what they're starting to do here, pulling everything out of these buildings and businesses. water was inside, so they've got to get it all out and they'll try and clear things away. all of this going on, by the way, as they continue t

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our velena jones is looking into the impact it could have to tourism and colleen is projected to be one of the ten costliest hurricanes to ever hit the united states. our chase kane will show us new scientific studies proving how climate change made the damage worse. but let's go ahead and begin with our microclimate weather alert. another scorcher across the bay area. this is a live look at the different neighborhoods this afternoon. not only is it hot, but the conditions are dangerous for wildfires and one has broken out in lake county, about 300 acres have burned near clear lake with evacuation orders underway. crews are fighting it from the air and the ground. we, of course, will keep an eye on this one throughout the evening. all right. i am here now with meteorologist rob mayeda for a closer look at those hot temperatures. rob. yeah, the hot, dry, breezy conditions. that's the big problem. the fire danger. even though technically we're a little bit cooler today. i know when we've been in the upper 90s hundreds, 95 to upper 90s doesn't really feel cooler, but we have that for right

colleen is also disrupting jobs, jobs that are thousands of miles away from the disaster. the storm has snarled supply chains and shut down production at major manufacturers. general motors halted vehicle production at two of its u.s. factories that assemble highly profitable large pickups and suvs. the automaker says it's due to impact impacts to the suppliers as a result of a lien. gm says work could resume as early as next monday. waymo plans to add a new card to its fleet. the hyundai ioniq five. it's all part of a new multiyear deal. the company says the ioniq five will first need to undergo testing with waymo's self-driving technology, which will begin late next year. it is unclear when the cars will be ready for passenger trips. waymo boasts about 700 cars in its fleet right now. it primarily operates driverless taxis in san francisco and in phoenix. it does close the books on the third quarter, and i'm happy to report we have beat analyst expectations because we are getting people big money back. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. h

the vessel left russian exclaimed of colleen and grabbed a storm blew up. while traveling at full speed, the ship dropped its centre, dragging it more than 200 kilometers along the sea bed with it. later, there was a huge leak in the pipeline. 3 data cables were also damaged. 9th or the chinese ministry of foreign affairs, nor the shipping company involved, responded to our questions. aging has since submitted the new new polar bear cause the devastation, allegedly, by mistake. the investigation is ongoing. stephane, clearly, god is a naval architect. he is also worked on the case. he finds china's claim that the anchor dropped by accident observed. as an ongoing is an anchor which is pure mechanical engineering them to put it bluntly who does the cancel the whole. you have a joint angle winch with a chain attached this to and there was a chain step on and a chain lock at the front prevent the chain from accidentally slipping out, stop. but if you want to dropping ain't got, you have to mechanically remove this very bulky change stuff online. now you have t

through that warnings over hurricane milton started coming under 2 weeks after hurricane helene colleen's destruction cost, at least $230.00 debts across several us states. this time efforts are underway to minimize the damage of another natural disaster. was bringing matthew poochie here, who's a meteorologist, atmospheric sciences journalist, and he joins me now from the us. i think how destructive is hurricane milton expect it to be as honestly as it will probably be pretty bad. and arguably, one of the worst of tampa, the city proper, has seen in a number of years, if not in many people's lifetimes. the reason being, even though the maximum wins will come down a little bit, the wind fuel, the actual area of the storm is expanding and that means it covers more real estate in piles more water against the coast line. i do expect a storm surge of 3 to maybe 3 and a half meters at the media coastline where the eye makes landfall, and especially near and just south of that, where the winds are on shore and the strongest. and the issue is that the final water into tampa bay. the other proble

taylor swift made a huge donation to support those impacted by hurricane milton and colleen feeding america. posted on x thanking the singer for her $5 million donation. non profit says her contribution will go to things like food, water and supplies. now since helene made landfall, feeding america has deployed more than 140 truckloads of food, water and other types of relief supplies to 11 and to 11 food banks. our team, of course, will continue tracking milton throughout the night and of course, in the coming days, we invite you to stay with us on air and online right now at nbcbayarea.com. we've posted more videos and pictures from florida, and they're coming in every single hour. all right, switching gears, other headlines, the presidential race made another stop in the bay area. gop vice presidential candidate j.d. vance was in woodside for a private event tonight. tickets for that fundraiser reportedly range from $3300 to $50,000 for a vip couple before the event. trump-vance supporters lined up on woodside road to welcome mr. vance. this is vance's second trip to the bay area. back i