i didn't write about wilson we have about three pages on james wilson in our eight volumes. you know. specifically on james wilson, but he is a very interesting person and he came from scotland. in 1765 and then very quickly got involved in revolutionary activities in the 70s. he was very well educated. he had gone to saint andrews and scotland. philosophy history political theory and all of that show throughout his career he was never trained specifically as a lawyer. but he became he read law i think was john dickinson. but i'm trying to remember i finished these volumes in 2006 and since then have been living in the 20th century. so it's hard to remember all of this. but i think he certainly had a political theory when he was a delegate to the constitutional convention and was very important in that convention and in the pennsylvania ratifying convention. where he easily convinced them that they should vote for the constitution and he very much wanted to be chief justice. there is no question. and george washington was a very shrewd administrator and understood character

. >> did you kill miss wilson?porter: the woman accused of murdering the suspected romantic rival now finally in custody. kaitlin armstrong had been on the run, eluding authorities for more than six weeks. >> kaitlin armstrong, who is a fugitive from justice, fled not only austin, but the united states, and changed her physical appearance. >> reporter: u.s. marshals issuing an arrest warrant for the murder of professional cyclist mariah wilson, alleging armstrong killed her after flying into a jealous rage. >> when i first heard the story of date lidge armstrong, the first thing that came to mind is "catch me if you can." >> reporter: how authorities say the yoga instructor managed to vanish, where she went to hide, how authorities tracked her down, why she looks so different new. nearly two months, the people who knew and loved mariah wilson have been stuck in limbo. >> when i found out she died, i didn't believe it. >> reporter: christopher had known her through his work as a professional sports photographer. >>

the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a

~wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr.~wilson will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. crist ms. wasser salesman schultz, they will vote yes. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? as the member designated by bel up ton and will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by miss rice, she will vote yie. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, she will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan? >> as the member designated by mr. lawrence, mr. hahn, they will vote yes on the connolly amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by timmons, taylor and gonzalez, they will vote no. the spe

wilson did not charge him.asically asked questions who you and many moved in a direction be off to a good 6 8 feet away. >> now burris and wilson's family are hopeful contra costa county's district attorney. we'll file criminal charges against the former looking for no nothing less than manslaughter. >> and because it did not have happened that way. >> the da's goal is to issue a report in the shooting 90 days after the inquest is completed. that report will detail what if any charges will be filed. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in national news, 3 family members were shot and killed while camping in a state park in iowa early this morning, officers responded to a shooting at the qaeda caves, state park campground. when they arrived, they found 3 people who had been shot and killed in a tent. police have not provided the names and ages of the victims. but after searching the park, police say they found the suspected shooter dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators do not believe he had any prior re

marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a contra costa county coroner's inquest into the death of his son, tyrel. tyrel wilson, who was mentally ill was shot and killed last year at sycamore valley and camino ramon by danville police officer andrew hall. authorities say he was armed with a knife. the case here will be a question of tactics. was it reasonable you have the proper tactics was a reasonable and was it necessary ? john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here of proximity was the officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well, maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality to confirm that wilson died at the hands of another. his family wants prosecutors to charge hall in connection with his death. the d a s office says the investigation is ongoing. ordinarily the officer would testify at the inquest. but hall is serving six years in state prison after being convicted of assault for fatall

, as wilson stepped toward him with a knife, and then he fired one deadly shot to wilson's head. wilson was suffering from mental health issues. he was accused of jaywalking and throwing rocks before the shooting. >> because he can't speak anymore, hall made that -- he did that for me, so i'm speaking on my son's behalf. and i'm seeking justice for my reallyo and for eson so theua dstecseall violmy n'sghts >> reporter: so t . officer andrew hall is already serving a six-year sentence for a previous on-duty shooting of a man back in 2018. he could face even more jail time now. but it is up to the contra costa county district attorney to decide whether to charge hall in wilson's death because this was a coroner's inquiry, not a homicide trial. last april hall was charged with assault with a firearm for shooting a 32-year-old back in 2018. arboletta also suffered from mental health issues. today hall was ordered to pay almost $45,000 to arboletta's family as restitution. >> thank you for updating us. >>> today governor newsom signed a first of its kind gun control law formed in the

his body camera video shows wilson holding a knife. they say the deputy failed to identify that wilson was mentally ill. >> the change is to be trained how best to respond. >> earlier this year, the sheriff of the county sent a letter out to his staff defending his officer. the sheriff was responding to the d.a.'s decision to sentence hall to six years in prison for another shooting where a different man died. he said, for our district attorney to charge a deputy sheriff or any peace officer for a crime based on a split second tactical decision is abhorrent. >> it's biased. the sheriff and the coroner are one. >> other families who lost loved ones while in police custody say this is a flawed approach. they are pushing for legislation to split up the two offices. >> that bodycam footage is training video on whatn not to do. >> the district attorney declined to comment. >> a growing wildfire is prompting evacuations. the so-called oak fire started at 2:00 off highway 140. this is near mid pines. around 4:00, it burned 60 acres. two hours

>> yes, yes. >> sergeant wilson learned that the victim was banned novak, junior.hing to him. the murdered man's wife and stepdaughter had been escorted to a nearby hotel room, so investigators could take their statements. the wife of 20 years, marsai, told sergeant wilson that her husband had been working on convention details all night, and, didn't go to bed, she thought until about 6:30. >> she then went downstairs to oversee getting breakfast organized for the convention attendees. >> did you verify that the wife was in attendance at the breakfast? >> we did, yes, we confirmed what she was saying. >> the stepdaughter, who manage the company money on these road trips, confirmed her mother story of coming down to pitch him with breakfast. >> i was thinking, yes, there are a lot of people, i wanted to take any help i could get. >> after the breakfast rush, narcy says she called her husband up in the room. no answer. >> and then she comes back at what 7:30 and find some? >> yes. >> she told detectives that she tripped over the body, then bolted over out of the room

~wilson of south schorl, i inform the house that mr.~wilson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? as the member designated by and mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. defazio and mrs. jayapal, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote yes on h.r. 5659. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan. >> as the member designated by mr. deutch, mr. hahn, mr. crist mrs. lawrence, these members will vote yes on h.r. 5659. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition snr. mr. bacon: as the member designated by mrs. hartzler, mrs. hartzler will vote no on h.r. 5659. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fallon from texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will be voting

wilson, i inform the house that mr. wilson will be voting yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. stewart, ms. letlow, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, owens, conaway, herrera beutler, curtis, i inform the house that they will all vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, as the member designated by representatives lloyd doggett and ilhan omar, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? ms. matsui: as the member designated by ms. -- >> as the member designated by mrs. steel of california, i inform the house that mrs. steel will vote yea on the motion to recommit. -- mrs. kim: as the member designated by mrs. steel of california, i inform the house that mrs. steel will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker

ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with wilson's family afterward. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a contra costa county coroner's inquest into the death of his son, tyrel. tyrel wilson, who was mentally ill was shot and killed last year at sycamore valley and camino ramon by danville police officer andrew hall. authorities say he was armed with a knife case here will be a question of tactics. was it reasonable that you have the proper tactics was a reasonable and was it necessary ? john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here. proximity was the officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality to confirm that wilson died at the hands of another. his family wants prosecutors to charge hall in connection with his death. the d a s office says the investigation is ongoing. verily the officer would tes

they came and wilson was a fellow thinker. franklin as you know at our regular weekly meeting in his house with wilson and others had come and they had talked about these things. so they came prepared so when nobody else showed up on time that philadelphia, pennsylvania delegation and virginians were there and at first it was only two.at first it was only washington and madison but then they they and others begin to roll in and they finalize madison's taking into the virginia plan which is called the virginia plan now because they were ending it with madison but because it was offered by ithe governor of virginia. they offer really the plan for a national government and if you read the virginia plan it doesn't say gordon was very clever to say that he turned the terms of federalist but when they offered the virginia plan said national governments. this is a national government ovthat's what they did create. and so they were already thinking. they hadn't flexed it all out. the whole convention for them to fully understand but t

wilson was having an affair with her boyfriend.ng is accused of tracking wilson to this house in austin. wilson was a professional cyclist in austin for a race. police say armstrong, a scorned girlfriend, shot wilson may 11th. they say armstrong's jeep was seen on surveillance video nearby. two days after the shooting police questioned her but let her go. then she vanished, showing up days later in new jersey, where she boarded a flight from newark to costa rica with someone else's passport, eluding authorities each step of the way. armstrong had also changed her look. >> she also changed her physical appearance a little bit to where she shortened her hair length a little bit, about shoulder length. she dyed it dark brown. she had some type of bandage on her nose. with some type of bruising fixated below her eyes. >> reporter: kaitlin armstrong could end up facing a capital murder charge. for now her bond has been set at $3.5 million. mona? andrew? >> rhiannon, thank you. coming up, buyer beware. the special deals and discounts thi

chair wilson, thank you for your tremendous vision. i think you said it best, commissioner clark, at the beginning when you said 21st century policy approaches in 21st century ways of looking at our issues. there is a saying that says those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. we have to remind ourselves that we are, most of us, on this commission and most of us people of color, black men and boys in this nation, are from descendants of slaves and descendants of the civil rights jim crow issues. so if we don't remember that, that means we are an oppressed minority in a nation that is the most powerful nation in the history of humankind. so we have a history of being oppressed people and we're still not approaching that we still have a fight to finish, a race to go. we haven't reached the promised land yet. i heard once someone mentioned the war on poverty. the war on property was matched by the war on crime. and so what did what happened after the war on crime? the war on crime lead to disproportionate numbers of black men going

participants include the chair frederica wilson. attorney general kristin clark and north miami police department commander timothy voucher. they talk about education, community policing and outreach, job opportunities and other issues. this is about one hour 15 minutes. >> the work that it will take to ensure that boys and men will finally be able to experience the kind of america they richly deserve. let's keep in mind, today, we are talking about prevention. because the individual that is being released from incarceration is not the individual he was when he went in. no, he is hardened, he is wise. he has learned how to beat the system and he has learned from the best. other criminals. so, we can either pay now or we can pay later. and today, that is why we are concentrating on prevention before they become hardened criminals. when a baby is born, the doctor says this will soon, it's a boy. they do not say it is a murderer, so what happens between birth and one that 14-year-old has the courage to pick up a gun and terrorize the c

burris and wilson's family are hopeful contra costa county's district attorney.ll file criminal charges against the former looking for no nothing less than manslaughter. >> and because it did not have happened that way. >> the da's goal is to issue a report in the shooting 90 days after the inquest is completed. that report will detail what if any charges will be filed. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the north bay, an arrest was made this week for a 1980, on the side in union city and a 1996 homicide in vallejo. investigators used new dna evidence from a 2021 crime and police believe 76 year-old james gary from fairfield is responsible for the deaths of 2 women. one woman died from strangulation. the other from blunt force injuries. gary's dna sample was not matched with any data until this month. police arrested him tuesday. he is being held without bail in national news tonight, police say 3 family members were shot and killed while camping in a state park in iowa. >> early this morning, officers responded to a shooting at the mock will qaeda caves, state park

ring doorbell surveillance helped investigators piece together a time line of wilson's death. that night, she left her friend's house around 5:30 to go swimming at a nearby pool with fellow cyclist colin strickland. he was dating 34-year-old caitlyn armstrong at the time. after strickland and wilson had dinner, he dropped her back at her friend's house around 8:36 p.m. a minute later a 2012 black jeep grand cherokee, similar to caitlyn arm strong's was spotted outside the home. >> the time line in this case is very bad for the defendant. we don't know at this point that there may or may not be other surveillance that actually gets her out of the car and into the dwelling. >> when police interviewed armstrong 24 hours after wilson's death, she couldn't explain why her car was at the house. by may 14th, armstrong had sold her jeep and left to according to u.s. marshals, armstrong boarded a flight to costa rica using a fraud passport. video from "inside edition" appears to show where she spent time in costa rica. >> she dyed her hair brown and cropped it and had a bandage on her

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wilson junior is the son of former sharks, general manager doug wilson, who stepped down in april, citingth reasons. wilson junior had been with the sharks for 10 years overseeing 6 nhl drafts. the sharks also announced the hiring of nhl veteran doug weight as a hockey operations at pfizer. well, the warriors and grizzlies have denied that rivalry is developing. there's been no shortage of tension between the 2 teams. memphis, all star guard ja morant raised some eyebrows when he tweeted that the grizzlies got a lot of real estate and golden state players heads after the dubs won the nba title. draymond green countered by tweeting the property value was higher in boston rent. explain exactly what meant in an interview with bleacher report this week. let's take a listen. >> won a championship, i won't take them out. you know? no other team or what somebody said months ago. i will be, you know, celebrating a be no happy with my teammates. but as you see as they won a championship, everything with playing with that tree on a parade showing them ucla. talking about share this and that. >> bra

joe wilson of south south wilson, i inform the house that he will vote nay. mr. pallone: the member designated by ms. sherrill, mr. pascrell, mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. sires, these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. paul gosar of arizona and mr. gohmert of texas, they will vote no. the chair: for what purpose does gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. pingree, she will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 2. the chair: the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr.carson: as the member designated by bar began, kahele, leger fernandez, castro, they will vote yes on amendments en bloc 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mast and cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on en bloc number 2. the chair: the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by

commissioner clark: thank you so much madame chair wilson.is wonderful to see you and our fellow commissioners today. i am grateful for your leadership and in meeting all of us at this important moment in our nations history. i am proud to be a part of this discussion today, as we come together to identify constructive solutions and proactive strategies to address many of the problems and disparities that are facing black men and boys all across our country today. and we know that the challenge is gearing out 21st-century approaches to these issues and best practices that we hope ensure that black men and boys enjoy full access to every sector of society. i should note that this discussion today is a continuation of the conversation that we begin at our april meeting where we examined disparities in the context of the criminal justice system, very briefly, by way of recap, we heard from representative clyburn who offered up a historical perspective, reminding us that disparities that we see today are not new, but have manifested themselves in

facing murder charges in the shooting death of a professional cyclist, mariah wilson. officials say she was hiding out in a remote beach town in costa rica for more than a month and trying to disguise her identity. >> she also changed her physical appearance a little bit to where she shortened her hair like the little bit about shoulder length, dyed it dark brown, she had some type of bandage on her nose. >> are you saying she had a nose job? >> i don't know if it was a nose job. >> police accused armstrong of shooting wilson to death at this home in austin, texas on may 11 after learning her boyfriend had gone swimming and to dinner with wilson. according to court documents, armstrong's boyfriend told police he was briefly in a relationship with 25-year-old wilson last year, saying after that their relationship was platonic. authorities questioned armstrong and let her go. two days later, she vanished. she flew to costa rica with a passport that was not her own. u.s. marshals say the yoga instructor had set herself up at a hostel, which advertises itself as a tropical

how tyrell wilson was killed last year. if they think it was a crime or justified. >> remember this. this is the second homicide this officer is involved in. he is already a killer of one person and then he kills another person before anything is done about it. >> reporter: civil rights attorney has strong words following a quick verdict today. 14 drawers at the county courthouse unanimously decided the death of 33-year-old tyrell wilson was at the hands of another person other than by accident. in other words, a homicide. but was danville police officer andrew hall justified when he shot and killed wilson last year or did he commit a crime? paul was responding to a report of a man throwing rocks near an overpass. this shows wilson holding a knife during his encounter with paul. but he was dealing with mental issues and the officer should have taken a different approach. >> any reasonable person could assess that there must be something going on with this young man. he kept saying, who are you. he said you are you and very

they will finally released the coroner's report and wilson's family tyrell wilson family. they will be inside along with family and friends because they want to hear this. this is important to them despite them already receiving about 5 million dollar settlement in the case involving tyrell wilson. >> as well as officer andrew hall, who is currently in prison right now serving as 6 year sentence for shooting another man hall was convicted a little bit earlier this year and that particular case back in 2018 when he shot a man evading officers but only going 6 miles per hour. but he was still shot and killed according to prosecutors. he was a mentally ill man. we should not have been killed, evading a police officer, especially at that rate in this particular case. terrell wilson was shot while he was in an overpass in danville. his family and friends also say that he was mentally ill in this particular case. they also received money. but money is not what they're looking for. instead, they are looking for justice. despite hall already in prison because in their particular c

wilson, they will vote yes.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. guthrie of kentucky, he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, he will vote yes on h.r. 8454. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski, i inform the house that mrs. walorski kill vote yes on h.r. 8454. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 325 and the nays are 95. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is suspended and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause #, unfinished is vote on the motion of the the gentlewoman from california, mss and has par 77 on yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 7734, a bill to amend 31, u

the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a contra costa county coroner's inquest into the death of his son, tyrel. tyrel wilson, who was mentally ill was shot and killed last year at sycamore valley and camino ramon by danville police officer andrew hall. authorities say he was armed with a knife case here will be a question of tactics. was it reasonable that you have the proper tactics was a reasonable and was it necessary ? john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here. proximity was the officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well, maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality to confirm that wilson died at the hands of another. his famil

wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote aye on h.r. 521. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, mr. pappas, ms. meng and ms. leger fernandez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> as the member designated by mr. barr of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. barr will vote yea on h.r. 521. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? >> as the member designated by representatives soto and murphy, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 521. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on h.r. 521. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by the followi

but wilson's family says that's not enough. they would like to have their own form of justice as well in the form of a trial and conviction, which is why they will be in court in front of the courthouse, i should say in about 90 minutes from now, we will move over there. yes, they did get settlements. both families did. both families say that their loved ones, we're mentally ill. as far as keep that case back in 2018, he was shot and killed in his family. got around 5 million dollars and then wilson's family also got around 5 million dollars. but wilson's family and friends say it's not about the money. it is about justice. despite this officer already in prison serving a six-year sentence. again, he was convicted a couple of months ago from couple of months ago from this year. >> we will move over to the courthouse and will bring you live coverage of the rally once it begins at around 8 o'clock this morning. darya reyna. all right. thank you for that update. will 7, 0, 3, is the time. and santa clara county's district attorney

his body camera video showed wilson, who was homeless at the time, holding a knife. but burris and others say the deputy failed to identify that wilson was mentally ill. >> the change is in the future trained on how best to pond to these kind of situations. >> reporter: earlier this year, the sheriff of contra costa, who is also a coroner, sent a letter out to his staff defending his officer hall. sheriff david livingston was responding to the d.a.'s decision to sentence hall to six years in prison for another shooting where a different man died. he said in part for our district attorney to charge a deputy sheriff or any peace officer for a crime based on a split second tactical decision is abhorrent. >> it's a bias process. the sheriff and the coroner are one. >> reporter: other families who have lost loved ones while they were in police custody say this is a flawed approach, and they're pushing for legislation to split up the two office. >> that body cam footage is training video on what not to do. >> what not to do. >> reporter: the district attorney declined to c

look woodrow wilson was the first american president to hold a phd. he was also the first american president to be openly contemptuous toward the constitution and he genuinely was he was he had a religious zeal for the progressive cause and as part of that he believed that we had to have experts unvarnished untainted experts to govern the unwashed masses and that the unwashed masses should be sort of kept away from the true decision making in government. of course, this is an athama to the constitution. it didn't work within it. and so woodrow wilson was openly hostile toward it. he tried to move away. he was the first president to push aggressively toward a weakening of of the concept of federalism the supreme court was astute and alert enough to push back on them on that. it wasn't a perfect resistance, but it was an effective resistance against his efforts, but he planted the seeds and those seeds later found more fertile soil a couple of decades later under the administration of president franklin d roosevelt, they did and so walk us through if yo

wilson did not charge him. i basically asked questions who you and many moved in a direction be off to a good safe. they'd you know what? >> burress and wilson's family say they're hopeful contra costa county's district attorney will now file criminal charges against the former deputy hall is currently serving a prison sentence after he was convicted of assault with a firearm for the death of a lot of mir are relate to back in november of 2018. it has been a busy 2 weeks for san francisco's new u.s. district attorney today. kron 4 sat down with brooke jenkins for an exclusive one-on-one interview where she talked about the shakeups in her new office center plans for the future. we're going hear from the new da coming up in just about 25 minutes. >> watch out for your watch. that's the warning from san francisco. police is armed. thieves have been targeting people wearing a really expensive accessories and it is not just happening here in the city. kron four's felecia gaal has the story. >> at popular destinatio

austin, texas, home, according to an wilson had previously dated.trong's boyfriend, cyclists colin strickland, who has cooperated with investigators and is not a suspect in the case. armstrong was questioned by police the very next day. however, a warrant for her arrest wasn't issued until may 17th a few days after she had already fled the state. and in my mind, that's not enough of a head start to garner the fake passport at the ticket to coaster rica. so i really think there was a bit more premeditation there. authorities said armstrong sold her vehicle may 13th. >> for about $12,000 and was spotted at an austin airport on the 14th where she flew to houston. eventually connecting to new york city. she then used a fraudulent passport to fly from newark, new jersey to costa rica on may 18th where she was taken into custody yesterday in good, fraudulent passport is difficult to get your hands on and it costs upwards of about $13,000. and from what i understand, she sold her cheat for about $12,000, which is well below market value for that vehicle. s

is it fair to say that wilson rockway country and entry for redefining sovereignty and placing it in we the people of the united states and how would you rate his contribution to american constitutional history james wilson was the legal mind at the constitutional convention. his lectures are still read to this day. and they were not clear that he ever read the federalist papers, i don't think he. lincoln argued in his first inaugural, he only drank granted, he only grants the idea of having to be in agreement they could enter particular state to leave the union in order to show to believe in the states by a state-by-state level and he didn't have a right to succeed, lincoln understood were the source that madison authority to sovereignty lies of the people not with any government, government has borrowed towers and delegated to authority on the federal level lincoln was trying to reinforce the conviction that they are they true masters of the government and not the other way around he thought the session is anarchy and demented. you cannot participate in an election and then what th

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that joe wilson will vote yea on suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative chuy garcia, i inform the house that mr. garcia will vote yes on the suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker -- mrs. greene: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. madison cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yea on the suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on the suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. taylor of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote aye on s

hall is not facing any charges for wilson's death, but wilson's family hopes that will change today's hearing was an inquest to officially determined the cause of death. but the family's attorney, john burris, says it is a first step in discovering new evidence in the case or is defending itself after more problems happened during today's morning commute troubles, at least be bart stations do seem to have calmed down. the antioch's line has been the source of several problems over the past few weeks. ktvu james torres tells us what board is doing to help keep more such problems from happening for about an hour this morning, bart was asking any traveler from any octo san francisco to consider getting their different way. they say they are now accepting responsibility. for all recent delays any traveler has faced this week. service between orinda and stops in oakland are running once again. bart blames the ventilation safety problem in the berkeley hills. if you cannot have proper ventilation through a tunnel and something were to happen with smoke or fire, it's not something that we ev

former danville deputy, andrew hall shot and killed terrell wilson last year during what wilson's family says was a bout with mental illness. the d.a. has one year to decide whether to move forward with charges, that's something wilson's family is hoping for. >> i'm waiting for this inquest to be done so the d.a. can actually look into it and be fair and just, because hall did violate high son's rights. >> hall is already serving a six-year sentence for the shooting of a man who also suffered from mental health issues. >>> tonight california has a first of its kind new gun law, but at least one civil rights group says governor mu snewsom taking the wrong approach. >> reporter: governor newsom isn't being timid about his new approach to gun control. political analysts say he wants his message heard all across the country for a reason. on friday, governor mu newsom signed a bill into law that he says is a move toward public safety, but it sserves another purpose. >> can you not sell, you cannot manufacture these in the state of california. and if you do, there are 40 million people that ca

the country just a week after wilson died.re romantically connected to the same man. armstrong will be returned to the u.s. to face murder charges. >>> this video shocked us all, right? remember this? a woman arriving at her san jose home only to find thieves in her garage stealing things. today a break in that case and what turned out to be a string of these kinds of crimes. it's a great relief to neighbors, but they're also frustrated. >> reporter: dash cam video caught the worst of the home invasions, the attack on summerdale drive. >> during that second home invasion, the suspects basically threatened a 15 month old child, kidnapped the child's father, took him to a bank, and demanded him to get money. >> reporter: the suspects had just stolen a small suv from another home invasion blocs away where they tied up and robbed an elderly couple. through tips and leads police have arrested three men and one teen in connection with at least three home invasion, including this one. that has neighbors breathing a sigh of relief. >>

wilson comes as the contra costa county coroner prepares to release details surrounding wilson's death. a danville police officer shot and killed him in march of 2021. kron four's will tran is live in danville with more. good morning. well, >> and rain and area that was the second person that andrew hall, the former danville police officer shot and killed. now he was convicted last year of killing >> are bullied a lot. are are really do back in 2018 when he shot are really do for driving away. he was evading a police officer. >> but only 6 miles per hour. he was convicted of that. and hall is already in prison serving 6 years for that. but the family of terrell wilson, they are demanding justice, which is why they are having that rally in just a few hours from now. because the coroner's report will be released. now, according to attorneys, both men were talking wilson and are believe to were mentally ill hall shot. wilson back in march of 2021. so there's no doubt about that. but so far there has not been a trial for andrew hall for that. his family says there needs to be a trial for t

wilson's family has said that he was mentally ill tyrell. wilson was the second person fatally shot by hall who was convicted of assault with a firearm and sentenced this march for the 2018 fatal shooting volodymyr arboleda. a big story today is that governor gavin newsom has signed a new gun safety law allowing californians to sue irresponsible gun makers. he says the new law mimics an antiabortion law in texas. reporter kimberly chang has the details. >> here in santa monica today, governor gavin newsom signed a controversial gun control law that mimics a texas anti-abortion law. and in stride. >> this bill into law. >> the governor highlighted the state's efforts to hold the gun industry accountable and protect people from gun violence with sb 13, 27. this adds to several other bills he signed recently which prohibits the marketing of firearms to minors and restricts ghost guns. today's action would allow people to sue anyone who distributes several types of illegal weapons. they could be awarded at least 10,000 civil damages for each wea

john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here. officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well, maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality to confirm that wilson died at the hands of another. his family wants prosecutors to charge hall in connection with his death. the d a s office says the investigation is ongoing. ordinarily the officer would testify at the inquest, but hall is serving six years in state prison after being convicted of assault for fatally shooting another man in danville, vladimir arboleda, who is also mentally ill. back in 2018. wilson's family and supporters want the sheriff in corners, duties and contra costa separated. this is a biased process towards the county. we know that we know that the county has the medical examiner's mental illness, as gigi said, is not a crime. people should not have to die. robert collins stepson, angelo quinto died while in antioch police custody, the sheriff in the corner or one so you're asking the agency that committed this

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.atson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on centre court and still afterwards reflecting back one of the most emotional weeks of her career found plenty of positives. she was speaking to my colleague clare balding. straight after the match i am obviously very disappointed in the result_ obviously very disappointed in the result but— obviously very disappointed in the result but i know in the next few days _ result but i know in the next few days i_ result but i know in the next few days i will— result but i know in the next few days i will look back and be part of myself _ days i will look back and be part of myself of — days i will look back and be part of myself of this