s. hamilton was on his way to work when he pulled up slowly by 52 lloyd dillard crossing the street. dillard then bumped and smacked the back of the car. when hamilton got out, dillard pointed a gun at him prompting the sergeant to shoot him. dillard died at the scene. police found a loaded hand gun on him. they didn't say yet whether dillard fired his gun. >>> another day, another bad smell in martinez. some say it smells like rotten sulfur and wafted through the air for miles. the likely culprit is the martinez refinery. though officials say it shouldn't cause problems, a lot of people are upset because they feel this keeps happening. >> it's not just today. it's the cumulative of here we go again, what kind of damage this might be doing. >> the health department is very concerned that these incidents are continuing to happen. in a properly functioning refinery, there should not be regular flaring. >> they're already working with state officials for a penalty for the company for raining down chemical dust last year. >>> a criminal who did a lot of things wrong did at least one thin

hamilton was a lawyer. when you look at the numbers from the 50's, 60's and 70's where he discusses what each provision of the constitution does, that is hamilton's -- strength. >> let's take ellen in east chicago, indiana. you are on books that shaped america. >> thank you for accepting my call. my question is not as deep as the other guy. you said the man who wrote the federalist papers were not in favor of a bill of rights, but somehow it did get in there. what was the meaning of the second amendment? my understanding the second and third amendment came out at the same time and involve the protection of the states. they were housing troops in people's homes. my understanding it was maybe for the protection and security of the states. and the third amendment being we do not want to house troops in our homes. >> let's get a response. any response for alan? >> you ask a good question. the problem madison and hamilton had is the constitution that was produced did not have a bill of rights. this was not something that completely escaped the constitutional convention. george mason thought there should have been

hamilton? >> the first response is governor abbott is a patriot doing what he should do to protect his constituents. the notion -- >>'s constituents as americans? >> as residents of the state of texas, he has an obligation under the constitution of texas to protect his constituents. the notions the tens of thousands of people wouldn't also in smaller numbers wouldn't also be coming to chicago into these other cities on their own accord through the assistance of other organizations is false. they would eventually get there. the problems we have is open border policies and governor abbott should be applauded -- >> that is your opinion. the other question is do you believe governor abbott is engaging in human smuggling by concealing law migrants from law enforcement and bussing them under this operation lone star to democratic led cities? >> i would only call it human smuggling if the migrants had no choice. most of the time they are in a border city released from border patrol custody. most of the time they have to ask a relative to wire them some money and the vast majority do that. governor abbott is saving the relati

have thought the government needed to be bigger than it was in the 1930's and the 1960'a and the 2010, i have no way of knowing hamilton thought government needed to be bigger than it was in 1791. but the federal government in 1791 was miniscule. it wasn't the size of a county government in the united states. today. today, the government is so much larger than that. what he thought that even larger still would have been better or would he have been happy with government? maybe 1/10 the size of what it is today, we still would have been much larger than it was in hamilton city. i simply don't know. but the other thing is that, and i'll focus on this generation in particular. they, they knew that they were engaged in something that had never been done before. they created a country. countries weren't created, countries grew organically. france had emerged from the myth, the mists of the middle age in the middle ages with the acquisition of various territories in spain the same way. but the idea if you create a country, you sit down and on a piece of paper, you write down the way the government is going to operate. govern

s half—time in belgrade. one of the early kick—off today. city lead 1—0 thanks to a sublime finish from the 20—year—old mike at hamilton.rget. like red star, celtic are doomed to finish at the foot of their group, but brendan rodgers can achieve more points than in either of his two previous champions league campaigns with the club by beating feyenoord tonight. jane lewis is at celtic park. on the face of it, nothing for it are said to play for this evening with celtic finishing bottom of this group when, lose or draw here tonight. their opponents records who are currently in third spot and that is where they will finish irrespective of how this one pans out. but this notion there are failing to play for has been absolutely dismissed by the celtic manager brendan rodgers. speaking to the media yesterday, he said he is and his team played at a high level in spells during the champions with the season and he certainly wants to see more of that this evening. he also says he wants his team to put in a good performance to police the home supporters as he wants to see the home fans leaving here with massive smiles on their fa

s oversight and judiciary. and it's because the bribery is extensive, and it requires tax documents, it requires us digging into the doj, and it requires that basic oversight responsibility that we have. listen, alexander hamilton in federalist 65 that impeach impeachment inquiries and impeachment itself was also to go after that public trust that had been broken, to go after the misuse of public funds. this is a clear cut case where we have seen the fbi 1023 form, that fbi tip that showed that there was something going on. why was hunter biden on the board at a million dollars a year salary when he had zero experience in the energy industry? maybe it's because he had connections and could peddle influence in our nation's capitol. and and now, of course, we see the white house is hot to trot on aid to ukraine in the hundreds of billions of dollars. it just seems hyper-convenient that in the midsts of everything or that's gone on with burisma, the fbi, the doj, the irs whistleblowers, everything is coming forward, we have the tax documents. now with this inquiry we have the official authority to go after the national archives for all the e-mails. it's all adding up. elizabeth: got it. >> this will be an irrefuta

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the officer identified only as s hamilton, was going into work. then you can apparently see on the screen 52 year old lloyd dillard, walking diagonally across the intersection of san pablo and 16th street. he seems to bump into the sergeants unmarked police car, and police say that's when the man pulled out a gun. the sergeant fired his gun, killing dillard. hello this is sergeant hampton. >> i'm at 250 gabo plaza. the shots fired is an individual. i just pulled a gun on me. >> that was audio of the sergeant calling for assistance. the police department, the district attorney and the community police review agency are all investigating the shooting. >> new at ten. a san francisco man has pleaded not guilty to the stabbing death of his girlfriend, 27 year old kimberly wong was killed at her home on clay street in the presidio heights neighborhood on november 30th. her boyfriend, 29 year old scott fisher, was arrested in concord last thursday. he entered the plea in san francisco today and is being held without bail. >> a man from richmond has been