. >> that man's name was bruce hill.n tennessee authorities ran his dna through the database, they had a match to the mystery blood found at the parker crime scene. in 2011, a jury convicted hill of the murders of big charlie and diane. his motive for the crime was never firmly established. >> who is bruce hill? do you know that name? >> no. >> ever see him at the farm property, on job sites? >> no, never. >> but rick's lawyer needed proof that there was no connection between the two men. so he paid hill a visit. >> bruce hill showed a picture of rick gagnon and his words were, i've never seen that cracker [ bleep ] before. bruce hill has been unambiguous and he was very blunt that he did not know rick gagnon. >> all hill had to do now was admit that in open court. and gagnon might go free. hill flatly refused. once again, rick was out of luck, but not hope. >> the first piece of good news i'd had in a long time. you know? i was excited to see what god was getting ready to do. >> and there were developments. >> yes, sir.

abc's mary bruce on capitol hill tonight, getting answers. >> reporter: after serving for two decades, army sergeant robert richmond agreed to go back to war, after being given a $15,000 bonus. >> i had a contract and i served the entire contract and i risked my life to serve that contract. >> reporter: now, ten years after getting the money, the during the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, the national guard used bonuses to entice soldiers across the country to re-enlist. extra cash intended for those with skills in high demand. but criminal fraud by a national guard official dispensing bonuses led many in california to receive payments they didn't qualify for. guardsmen like christopher van meter, who survived a roadside bomb in iraq, received a purple back $46,000. >> it was a slap in the face. >> reporter: in california, roughly 10,000 soldiers told to pay up. $22 million already recouped. the deputy commander of the california guard says it is unfair, but that his hands are tied. >> if we could wave the magic wand and make all this go away, we would. >> but you heard fr

abc's mary bruce, back on capitol hill tonight, getting answers. >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage. >> i'm bitter. i'm angry. >> reporter: and finger-pointing. >> another boneheaded decision by the department of defense. >> reporter: the problem starting in 2010, when the military learned of criminal fraud. official gave bonuses intended for highly skilled soldiers to others who did not qualify. now, it's the service members paying for that mistake. like susan haley, told to pay a $15,000 bonus back, plus interest. >> we already have exhausted our savings. >> reporter: haley and her husband served five decades between them. their monthly payback to the pentagon now $650. >> how do you tell your kids that you're not going to have money to go to see grandma at christmas? >>ep documents obtained by abc news show congress was informed of the bonus repayments two years ago, but didn't act. >> this is not congress's fault. this decision came from the department of defense and they were able to stop it then and they're able to stop it now. >> reporter: david, regardless of who is to blame

live on capitol hill, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> ah, 20 more days to go with this, bruce. we can make it through. we have been running our own poll on facebook. and at last check, 20% of you say this campaign is spreading you out -- is stressing you out. >>> it's not clear how donald trump will be tonight. will he stick continue? his practice is blaming others for his poor showing. in recent days, he's ramped up charges that the clinton campaign and the media are conspiring to keep him out of the white house. >> i think that his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout. and i think the way to do that is to make people so turned off by the election that they don't go to the polls. >> reporter: he may be down in the polls. but trump is not giving up on he's scheduled to visit virginia beach this saturday. >>> the clinton campaign is closely monitoring the wikileaks e-mails. in one e-mail, he wrote that the campaign has taken on a lot of water. podesta blames the russians for interfering with the campaign. >> they're dribbling them out. b

bruce springsteen speaking to channel 4 in britain. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "mansion on the hill" by bruce springsteen.meen: let's go back to last night's showdown in las vegas. this is debate moderator chris wallace. mr. wallace: what i'm asking you , do you want to see the court overturned? you said you want to see the court protect the second amendment. do you want to see it overturn roe versus wade? mr. trump: that is really what is going to happen if we put another two or three justices on. i will happen automatically because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination. mrs. clinton: i do not think the united states government should be stepping in and making those most personal of decisions. so you can regulate if you are doing so with the life and the health of the mother taken into account. mr. wallace: your reaction. mr. trump: i think it is terrible. if you go with what hillary is saying, in the ninth month, you can take the baby and ripped the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the bir

hills. casen niehaus shows off the slab ol fish is joseph clapp and the 38 pound flathead. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting... bruce and beth? thanks, scott. stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. and now to first alert storm forecast. milder weather continues for the majority of the week with highs staying in the 70s. changes are ahead however, beginning on wednesday. two rounds of rain are expected this week starting wednesday morning and again on thursday. rainfall accumulation s of over an inch are possible in some areas, but at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain in missouri and kansas. cooler with 60s and 40s with burbank airport, please. vegas, here we come! no husbands, no boyfriends, no rules. no rules? we're not gonna get drunk and have a six-way with the blue man group, are we? no. so there are some rules. bernadette: fine. no husbands, no boyfriends, some rules. thank you. vegas! the ladies are away, the boys will play. anything can happen. it's gonna get crazy. dungeons & dragons! i got a brand-new bikini, so drinks at the pool are on these. i

bruce represents the tjpac. and jackson the south east, mission bay area, and brian skully hill and we actually have multiple people so rick hall, and jr epler and all kind of sit in the area. and sophie max well, represents the south east, and represents spur and generjennifer represene college of the arts, and david represents the business community. and in the area, and alice represents the housing advocacy group, and nathan represents the bicycle and pedestrian, and howard, represents environmental and transportation. and ted olsen, represents the junior and disability, community and leven represents the transportation, and business related enterprises. all right. thank you very much. >> sorry, you will have to excuse me, i am kind of getting over something. >> there are five components to the study, each component makes up a package of big moves to improve the access and quality of life to the east side of the city, while the pieces are related they all have independent value for the city, most immediate and what i am going to focus on today is component number one because it needs to be fully understood. in a

brucee repprting. meantime, candidates are coming to colorado to get support from undecided voters. gary johnson is coming to parker and he'll be here % tomorrow. donald trump is making two stops in our state. first hill speak in public tomorrow before traaeling loveland. today after ted danson -- actor ted danson is n colorado campaigning for cliiton.. >> >>> if that is my baby please let me see him. >> mother's desperate plea time in los angeles. >> frustrating's desk frustration is growing. ? police chess tried to top at >> the suspect jumped out and ran away and that's when thought -- shots were fired. they didn't say what led to the shooting, but they said the passenger was arm. the victim is 17 years old. his mom spoke out saying she just saw her son moments before he was killed. >> it broke my heart. he got a phone call and said the police shot him five times in the back. >> police have not released the victim's identity. and many of those people from the black lives matter movement. police are searching for the car and the driver. will -- >>> people described as -- described the scene. >> i was laying in bed and i heard ggnshots go off. >> denver police are dedicating more resources to that ar

bruce represents the tjpac. and jackson the south east, mission bay area, and brian skully hill and we actually have multiple people so rick hall, and jr epler and all kind of sit in the area. and sophie max well, represents the south east, and represents spur and generjennifer represene college of the arts, and david represents the business community. and in the area, and alice represents the housing advocacy group, and nathan represents the bicycle and pedestrian, and howard, represents environmental and transportation. and ted olsen, represents the junior and disability, community and leven represents the transportation, and business related enterprises. all right. thank you very much. >> sorry, you will have to excuse me, i am kind of getting over something. >> there are five components to the study, each component makes up a package of big moves to improve the access and quality of life to the east side of the city, while the pieces are related they all have independent value for the city, most immediate and what i am going to focus on today is component number one because it needs to be fully understood. in a

bruce represents the tjpac. and jackson the south east, mission bay area, and brian skully hill and we actually have multiple people so rick hall, and jr epler and all kind of sit in the area. and sophie max well, represents the south east, and represents spur and generjennifer represene college of the arts, and david represents the business community. and in the area, and alice represents the housing advocacy group, and nathan represents the bicycle and pedestrian, and howard, represents environmental and transportation. and ted olsen, represents the junior and disability, community and leven represents the transportation, and business related enterprises. all right. thank you very much. >> sorry, you will have to excuse me, i am kind of getting over something. >> there are five components to the study, each component makes up a package of big moves to improve the access and quality of life to the east side of the city, while the pieces are related they all have independent value for the city, most immediate and what i am going to focus on today is component number one because it needs to be fully understood. in a

bruce, thank you. >>> one of bill cosby's cues source is asking federal appeals court to revive her defamation lawsuit against the comedian. former teen actress rah neat at a hillays bill cosby defamed her when he, his wife and former lawyer questioned her abuse allegations back in 2014. lawyer martin singer had call the accusations quote ridiculous and absurd when hill and other women came forward. while federal court in massachusetts is allowing several women to sue bill cosby, a pittsburgh judge has dismissed hill's lawsuit. cosby is awaiting criminal trial in june in montgomery county. ♪ >>> in you decide 2016, the battle for pennsylvania continues in our backyard. vice-president joe biden in bucks county today urging residents to register to vote. the vice-president reminding students at bucks county community college that monday is the deadline to register. he told the crowd hillary clinton is the candidate that knows what it takes to seize the opportunities available to us. including eliminating isis. biden also slammed donald trump saying he lacks any feel for the decency for americans. he empathized how important pennsylvania is for the electi election

bruce represents the tjpac. and jackson the south east, mission bay area, and brian skully hill and we actually have multiple people so rick hall, and jr epler and all kind of sit in the area. and sophie max well, represents the south east, and represents spur and generjennifer represene college of the arts, and david represents the business community. and in the area, and alice represents the housing advocacy group, and nathan represents the bicycle and pedestrian, and howard, represents environmental and transportation. and ted olsen, represents the junior and disability, community and leven represents the transportation, and business related enterprises. all right. thank you very much. >> sorry, you will have to excuse me, i am kind of getting over something. >> there are five components to the study, each component makes up a package of big moves to improve the access and quality of life to the east side of the city, while the pieces are related they all have independent value for the city, most immediate and what i am going to focus on today is component number one because it needs to be fully understood. in a