patrick henry had been elected, but thought it would be a disaster.e was saying, they can't do anything anyway. he didn't even go even though he had been elected. he was a leading anti-federalist. the other one would be a longtime governor of new york. longtime friend of george washington, long term, powerful governor. he ends up being one of the candidates for vice president against john adams, and becomes vice president under jefferson and madison. the leadprobably be anti-federalist and patrick henry would be a close second. at the convention, the ones that ended up -- yates was for new york, or luther martin from maryland? people left in frustration, they would be anti-federalist. george mason because something of an anti-federalist by the end. you have some people there. anderry and george mason, evan roanoke did not sign? dr. larson: that's right. >> what was the main reason they didn't sign? dr. larson: they all had their own reasons. the one thing they had in common was there was no bill of rights. they thought the state's government, the cons

patrick henry said this is going to be a disaster. all they can do is amend articles and not every state is going to ratify. he did not even go, though he had been elected. he was the leading anti-federalist. the other leading anti-federalist would be george clinton, the longtime governor of new york, very close friend of washington's, very powerful, very effective governor. he ends up being the anti-federalist candidate for vice president against john adams, and eventually does become vice president under thomas jefferson and james madison. he would probably be the lead anti-federalist and patrick henry would be a close second. those two would be the main. at the convention, the ones that ended up -- gaetz -- yates from new york or luther martin from maryland. they both left in frustration, but they would both be anti-federalist. also mason, george mason become something of an anti-federalist by the end. brian: jerry and george mason and one other -- edmund randolph did not sign? prof. larson: they did not sign. brian: they were ther

it was first done by patrick henry in the fifth district of virginia. anyway, i worked that campaign. [laughter] north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania and how -- in the statehouses. and what would it take, many experienced people say this is the secret sauce of modern politics. >> you mean the safe districts that never change? >> packing district and what it is doing to statehouses. >> has to be our last round of answers. >> this is another topic in which i have a lot of information and a strong opinion, which is that if what's happened in congress is most members of congress can only lose in a primary. what happens is you wake up as an elected official and you say, oops, i have to stay close to my party's base. i believe if we had state supreme court round the country for each state drawn maps, instead of having 90 competitive districts, we would have 240. these men and women wake up and say, yikes, i could lose my district. i have worked with a lot of different members of congress. the members of congress and one of those swing states have a political an

patrick henry said that so many, many years ago. we would be remiss without the great grand float that kicks it all off. mr. drumstick himself leading off the parade has he has for so many years. anyway, down at the art museum, a cast of thousands and thousands has been rehearsing for tomorrow's parade. let's take you there. ♪ >> reporter: marie and the salsa band rehearsing "carol of the bells." and then "burning up the town" with their tribute to prince. ♪ and then there's tap, tap, tapping away on their amazing production. what are you guys going to do this year? >> we're going to get under my seat. >> reporter: that sounds awesome. you ready for this? >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: so were a group of gospel singers. what's this called? >> love can move mountains. this is going to be so much fun. >> reporter: that's exactly what we need. >> it's going to bring everyone together. >> reporter: meanwhile, behind the scenes in the control room, an army of producers and technicians working out glitches and making sure everyone's on c

mary's gets the touchdown hookup to patrick henry. st. mar are r's jumping out to 16-0 first half lead corner of the end moan. get on the board in the second half. the spartans. 16-6. the pile. they get on. that is sports they get to scream and hold a big trophy. which is terrific. can you give us the forecast for that? >> yeah. can tell you that. we'll be within, you know, 13 days of march. >> yeah. a little moreover thannt mo. ok. listen. now and then. >> you gat great weekend coming up. bright and sunny. all weekend hong. cold to start. great start the next week. >> what a love hi way to end this week. >> smile, too. >> have a great night, folks. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds >> dick

because he's afraid that guys like patrick henry will go against him because he knows patrick henry is one of those guys that doesn't think it's a great idea. and the other one, george mason is looking at the idea of the bill of rights and kind of wants to see that. so he's not crazy about parts of it. a lot of the guys from the big states like massachusetts or virginia don't like the senate. there's all kinds of issues. most of these men will put aside their doubts and sign their names. september 17th, 1787. at that point, franklin looks at the chair where washington sits and says look behind washington's head. this carving of a half sun on the back of the chair. he said all summer i've been trying to decide if that sun is supposed to be rising or setting, and i could not make up my mind. until now. now at length i have the happiness to know that is a rising and not a setting sun. he felt good. he'd been working for this since the 1750s, this unity of the american states, and he finally sees it happening. one of the great stories that comes afterwards, he's supposedly asked what kind

and he thought that patrick henry was willing to split off the south. these people for their own personal gain -- and they do not care as much. they are not committed in the same way, this small r republican rule, with liberty, protecting private property. he wrote to all of those people. he wrote to j maddox anday and madison. he delivered things, that he was really an idea person. three of them sent back proposals. this is the type of government we need. three house. a two house legislature. a separate governor. a separate court system. all three of them came up with almost the same system. he took those. he ran them over, and he said, i now have a plan. i'm not going to go to war. he was the general. i'm not going to go to war without a plan that can work. he took those three and in his own hand he rewrote those three. it's not some secretary. he rewrote them and put them together into a single plan that became his working draft of what the constitution would be why he wanted was a central government needed to have power over interstate commerce with

it was first done by patrick henry in the fifth district of virginia. anyway, i worked that campaign. [laughter] north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania and how -- in the statehouses. and what would it take, many experienced people say this is the secret sauce of modern politics. >> you mean the safe districts that never change? and what itistrict is doing to statehouses. our last round of answers. >> this is another topic in which i have a lot of information and a strong opinion, which is that if what's happened in congress is most members of congress can only lose in a primary. what happens is you wake up as an elected official and you say, oops, i have to stay close to my party's base. i believe if we had state supreme court round the country maps,ch state drawn instead of having 90 competitive districts, we would have 240. these men and women wake up and say, yikes, i could lose my district. i have worked with a lot of different members of congress. the members of congress and one of those swing states have a political antenna were every day they're goin

patrick henry. george washington. he was sitting amongst those people as one of their equals as they were discussing the issues of taxation and what the virginia's relationship should be to the mother country. fitzhu fits in with the revolution quite perfectly. he is a great supporter of virginia's rights and when virginia breaks away from the mother country, he's involved and supports that as well. he's a member of several of the committees of safety, correspondence and be a member of the continental congress. he's a very important man politically as far as the offices he held. he would also be a virginia member of the house of delicates and state senator. he held just about high station as you could hold in the cole any or state at that time. he built his house basically with two things in mind. first of all, he built it where it's at so he could get that society. but he also built it on -- so it could impress people. this house is not simply a dwelling, it's a statement. it's his way of saying i'm wealthy, i'm impo

in the opponent's focus on patrick henry and george mason to come to the war powers what will happen in the future? byword the intentions of those that drafted it? look at this document but 45 words article to third team of them talk about the powers. >> that is 4,000 words or 3500 words will be 13 tully about the war powers of the constitution c. might have thought as they spent time they are acutely aware how open-ended. with that x delicate. with the two years before. and then to think about is that wise? cement and here is the augustan -- the question interpreted with the powers. who is the most skilled yielding the war powers in recent times? so others of the past century friday skilled as say constitutional scholar? it is just remarkable. inability to seek tactically and other uh commitment to this struggle this is the framework and is extraordinary about texture the thinking is. but i am very impressed with the situation. to gun in the unelected president when fear of the president still in n combat operations are you using your powers wisely or not? or restore faith in the pr

it was first done by patrick henry in the fifth district of virginia. anyway, i worked that campaign. [laughter] north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania and how -- in the statehouses. and what would it take, many experienced people say this is the secret sauce of modern politics. >> you mean the safe districts that never change? >> packing district and what it is doing to statehouses. >> has to be our last round of answers. >> this is another topic in which i have a lot of information and a strong opinion, which is that if what's happened in congress is most members of congress can only lose in a primary. what happens is you wake up as an elected official and you say, oops, i have to stay close to my party's base. i believe if we had state supreme court round the country for each state drawn maps, instead of having 90 competitive districts, we would have 240. these men and women wake up and say, yikes, i could lose my district. i have worked with a lot of different members of congress. the members of congress and one of those swing states have a political an

you see 66 eastbound as you pass through patrick henry drive an a steady flow of traffics back keep you updated on the morning commute. if you haveish ouz. >> zipcar wants it help out if you need a ride to get you to the polls. company is offing month that and in the district 800 during the last few hours if he need to. it's #driveto jiv vote or the sdib car mobile app. investigate rz rz. >> and live look at times square both candidates will be in man aten later tonight after square both candidates will be in man aten later tonight after 6:19. test have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home improvement store. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now at hhgregg. get up to 40% off storewide. y. all with our low price guarantee. appliances. electronics. furniture. hhgregg i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them t

after all, it was patrick henry who so famously declared, "give me liberty or pull my finger!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, the theme of the democratic convention tonight was "stronger together. and nancy pelosi thrilled the crowd by appealing to their shared values. >> we democrats believe that the future of america should be decided by the voices of the voters, not the pocketbooks of the powerful. a government of the many, not a government of the money. >> stephen: and that rousing politics resounded throughout every corner of the wells-fargo arena, from the cnn grill to the comcast xfinity live complex! ( cheers and applause ) now, of course, because this was the democrats, we heard from every conceivable fringe minority group. >> i'm a republican. i knew ronald reagan. i worked for ronald reagan. donald trump, you are no ronald reagan. ( cheers ) >> stephen: whoo! whoo! ( cheers and applause ) whoo! whoo! we're democrats! why are we cheering ronald reagan? i don't care! whoo! ( laughter ) now, chelsea clinton, and this is very touching, this is really a beautiful moment,

good work, lucy, patrick. henry, warrants? on their way back from judge simpson's. they got me to do this idiot talk show. nice work, tina. tina... you have a couple of minutes? are you okay? i just received a notification report from the police physician. says he saw your foving been beaten. i'm okay. im is that as far as it went? for the where and when? did i break furillo's law? tina, the doctor speculates you may also have been sexually assaulted. but you refused examination or treatment.. i'm okay. if donatelli raped you, i want to charge him with it when we bring him in. plus you should also get some counseling. just promise me i get to be in on donatelli's arrest. you know you're doing the toughest police work there is. but at least you get the respect of your fellow cops. you teach yourselflf to get used to it. but i bought max emily -- i trusted the man. oh, look at here. four years in glenwood psychiatric. that 86s him out of all but two of the murders. i got some more bad news for you, too. forensic found the original of that photo with max and the schnei

it was first done by patrick henry in the fifth district of virginia. anyway, i worked that campaign. [laughter] north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania and how -- in the statehouses. and what would it take, many experienced people say this is the secret sauce of modern politics. >> you mean the safe districts that never change? >> packing district and what it is doing to statehouses. >> has to be our last round of answers. >> this is another topic in which i have a lot of information and a strong opinion, which is that if what's happened in congress is most members of congress can only lose in a primary. what happens is you wake up as an elected official and you say, oops, i have to stay close to my party's base. i believe if we had state supreme court round the country for each state drawn maps, instead of having 90 competitive districts, we would have 240. these men and women wake up and say, yikes, i could lose my district. i have worked with a lot of different members of congress. the members of congress and one of those swing states have a political an

patrick: watch colleen henry's investigation, ?how safe is your vote?? tonight on wisn 12 news police just released video of the car wanted in a hit-and-run crash that left a five-year-old girl dead. rickyia langham was struck and killed while walking to church yesterday on leon terrace. that's near fond du lac and hampton. 12 news terry sater is live with the new developments. reporter: a prayer vigil will begin within the hour for a little girl killed by a hit and run driver yesterday. let's look at the surveillance video just-released by milwaukee the striking vehicle is a gray or silver 2002 to 2010 porsche suv that might have minor damage to the bumper area. milwaukee police think the car is a gray or silver 2002 to rickyiah and her mother were crossing the street. the drivers slowed after appearing to see them then gunned the engine, running over the little girl and driving off. >> she was constantly telling everyone how much she loved them. she was very cheerful. very dynamic. very amazing. this was a very she loved everyone. reporter: the family

the colonial story, the founding story of the country in essence, that gets started there with patrick henry's speech, give me liberty or give me death, 25 years later, you have gab real and his co-conspirators. giving their lives on the african burial ground behind the motto of death or liberty, they were inspired by the haitian revolution. that's richmond, we need to save it. thank you. [ applause ] >> that was pretty rich. first thing i'd like to do, i know it was up on the screen. can you share your website so people know where to go and where that is. >> sacred ground project.net. you will be distributing these? >> everyone can have one, yes. >> i have 20 with me, but we have boxes of these at preservation virginia, which became a partner as well as the national trust for historic preservation. >> please see anna for your lovely parting gift. at this bone the in time we want to bring in our audience to the discussion. i don't see a roving microphone. i do see a roving microphone. we've got a gentleman back there who is going to scoot around. do we have questions? please raise your hand an

i was at patrick henry.were at treatment centers, and we traveled the country, talking to people. the problem is they have not appropriated any money. they can't treat if they don't have the money. we need more beds. we need prevention programs. we have done a good job getting narcan out there to resuscitate people. that there is a lot more to be done. i put in a bill back when i could see this coming, because i had run a nonprofit social service agency that dealt with a lot of issues, and i put in a bill that would help people dispose safely of drugs and educate the community. we had a number of hills, and the problem is we were not able to move those. i am delighted that we have that focus now. i hope we keep it there. but we have to recognize that we need more treatment beds. shawn is right, we need 90 days. but it will take money. rep. guinta: i would just like to make a correction. the funding actually has started in september. the president of the united states did sign our bill into law over the summe

in milwaukee, colleen henry wisn , 12 news. patrick: neither the dot nor investigators would comment on an ongoing investigation. joyce: wisconsin's attorney general has released a new public service announcement about how quickly people can get addicted to heroin. >> what are they? >> don't worry about it. they are from my dad. >> there are no refills on this prescription. >> what is going on with you? you are shutting me out, flunking out of school. i am done. joyce: attorney general brad schimmel says 70% of people who are addicted to prescription opioids got their first pills, not from a street dealer, but improperly from a family member you are encouraged to take prescriptions only prescribed to you. and to dispose of any unused medications properly. the milwaukee county medical examiner says year to date there have been 110 deaths related to heroin. that's the same number as the total for all of last year. the medical examiner also says there are about 52 pending cases that could be declared drug overdoses once test results come

in portage, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. patrick: steven avery's attorney, kathleen zellner, tweeted, " circuit just denied seventh brendan dassey's release pending appeal outcome. avery is appealing his conviction. right now, his new defense team is awaiting an order allowing re-testing of hundreds of pieces of evidence in his case. that order was expected on monday, but his lawyer says the process has been delayed slightly by the developments in dassey's case. avery's niece shared a letter on twitter today that she just received from her uncle. in it, avery indicates that he's hopeful he'll get out of prison. he also thanked his supporters. stay with wisn.com for the very latest on these cases. you can find the stories right on the home page. you can also follow our coverage on our free app. toya: west allis police are on the lookout tonight for a robber. this is surveillance video just into our newsroom. they say shoot a customer with a sawed-off shotgun inside a cell phone store. 12 news nick bohr is live outside the store at hi

patrick: it's important information you need to keep you safe. colleen henry investigates, lockbox danger, tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. toya: a consumer alert another recall for samsung. already hundreds of reported cases of samsung top-loading washing machines blowing apart when operating at high speed. 2.8 million of those machines that's 34 different models sold since march 2011. one woman claims the lid flew off and slammed into her back. no deaths reported, just 9 injuries. patrick: a welcome home for the world series champions. people packed the streets of chicago today to celebrate the cubs victory. this is video of thousands of people running into grant park, right after the gates opened this morning. yet they wanted the best spot , for the championship rally, held this afternoon. this afternoon. before the ceremony players, their families, the coaches and team execs paraded through downtown. the estimate is at 5 million people were watching the parade and the rally. game show dates. toya: thick fog this morning cleared the way for another beautif

patrick: police are patrolling local polls. wisn 12 news colleen henry is live from the command center at milwaukee police district three. >> they're at work upstairs in and so far, there have been , relatively few for a presidential election. officials had expected challenges because this is the first major election since wisconsin began to require an id to vote. the prosecutor who manages these problems says he's been pleasantly surprised by the lack of confusion and complaints. >> we have teams of attorneys and lawyers who are assigned to cover parts of the entire milwaukee it has been very quiet. it's my fifth or sixth major election. i've not seen it more quiet than it is today. >> officials have set up a hotline if you see anything fishy at the polls. you can call 414-935-1210. republican but says that's not , the only reason she voted for trump. >> i did vote for trump because he was a republican, but i felt it was the right thing to do. >> winters bougher is 60 years younger than peschong with the opportunity to vote for a female president for th

henry ramos took this video of the scene near pecos and patrick. you can see officers with their guns drawn. metro says the man walked out of the store and immediately started firing off rounds in the parking lot. no one was hit. he refused to cooperate and when he reached into his bag -- rounds at him. police believe he was under the influence of drugs. right now -- a metro officer is recovering after being hit by a car while chasing after a suspect. police were trying to take a man into custody at the manor suites near las vegas boulevard and warm springs. he ran across the street -- and the officers followed him. a car stopped so it wouldn't hit them -- but the car behind did not. it rear-ended the stopped car -- causing it to hit one of the officers. the officer was taken to u-m-c -- where he's expected to be police were able to arrest the man they were chasing. rapper snoop dog is in las vegas today -- celebrating the opening of a new medical marijuana dispensary while also helping out veterans. snoop tweeted about the event -- saying that eve

henry ramos took this video of the scene near pecos and patrick last night. you can see officers with their guns drawn. metro says the man walked out of the store and immediately started firing off his weapon in the parking lot. no one was hit. he refused to cooperate, and when he reached into his bag officers fired three bean bag rounds at him. police believe he was under the influence of drugs. this morning.. a metro f after being hit by a car while chasing after a suspect. police were trying to take a man into custody at the manor suites near las vegas boulevard and warm springs. he ran cross the street, and the officers followed him. a car stopped so it wouldn't hit them... but the car behind did not. it rear-ended the stopped car... causing it to hit one of the cops. the officer was taken to umc, where he's expected to be okay. police were able to arrest the man they were chasing. a 7-year-old girl is in the school bus. a viewer sent us this video of the little girl being loaded into the ambulance just moments after the accident near cactus and jones. we

suspect is a 28-year-old and a student at new mexico state university henry luce -- released from the hospital and now in jail. georgia. patrick carothers was killed during the altercation. the suspect dontrell carter was wanted for attempted murder charges. caruthers entered a mobile home looking for carter and carter shot him twice and caruthers was a 26 year veteran of the marshals service. morning of this alarming confrontation. a police officer caught on camera punching a woman in the face. we are looking what happened before the punch. new questions arising because just before the punch the offiiers body camera gets turned on as he walks up to the house. it is later turned on as melissa moore assist put in handcuffs but the moment the officers throws the punches camera is turned off. >> you cannot arrest me without the camera off a few minutes before thinking he was about to leave the scene but when he saw morrissey didn't have time to switch it back on. he is on leave during the investigation. >>> thanksgiving is thursday and fire crews remind anyone who's planning to deep-fried the bird to be extra careful. that's why.

"patrick henry gave an impassioned speech "in williamsburg where he proclaimed 'give me liberty or give me death.'" actually, he was going to say "give me liberty or give me some other option." i told him i thought it needed more punch. hello? hi, harvey. oh, hi, harvey. i'm sorry, i know i was supposed to call you. now tell me if you don't think this is deep. when you assume something, you make a... shoot, i knew i should have written it down. if you... shoot, maybe it wasn't "assume." sabrina? sabrina? sabrina?! ...degrees here at downtown westbridge. let us greet the day with "the brothers chunk." ow! who are you? your quizmaster. please don't hit. is it time for the test? are you kidding? you are not ready. this is a warning. you haven't cracked this hand. i mean, not even the knuckles. hey, i like that one. okay, you've made your point. i'll study. when will i have the actual test? when you least expect it. ( groans ): oh, i hope i can handle this. oh, no, what are you doing here, quizmaster? have you been studying, sabrina? the test is coming, you know? i'm kind of in a hurry. oh,