the attackers apparently suffered, but a single casualty in the state of california later -- and the state of california later paid these militiamen for their so-called work. between the years of 1846 and 1870, california's indian population plunged from 50,000 -- from perhaps 150,000 people to 30,000 people. diseases and starvation were important causes of these many deaths. however objection, unfree labor, , mass deaths on federal reservation, individual homicide, battles and massacres also took thousands of lives and hindered reproduction. this was the case of genocide. in the year 1948, united nations genocide convention decide -- defined genocide as acts committed with intention -- a national technical, racial or -- national, ethical -- ethnical, racial or religious group as such. causing serious bodily, or mental harm to the group. elaborately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring a part their physical destruction in a whole or in part. imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, and forcibly transferring children of the group to anoth

to the united nation's definition. elected california officials were the primary architect of annihilation. legislators created a legal environment in which california indian people had almost no right, thus granting those who attacked them virtual impunity. moreover, to governor started annihilation, and both governors and it elected officials cooperated in a killing machine. california governors called out or authorized to no fewer than 24th out that 24 expeditions between 1850 and 1861 which killed over 3000 indian people. state legislators also passed three bills that raised up to $5.1 million to fund this operation, usually after the fact. demonstrating that the state would not punish indian killers, but instead reward them, state militia expeditions inspired an even greater number of vigilante killings. in 1863, after the united states army supplanted the state militia as the primary state-sponsored indian killing force, california legislators passed yet another bill allowing the state to raise an additional $600,000 to encourage m

>> quijano: a horrific crash in the california desert. the death toll rises after a tour bus slams into a truck on a busy interstate. we're at the scene. also tonight new cbs battleground tracker polls with surpri r flood victims in north carolina face major challenges as early voting begins. national guard troops who served in iraq and afghanistan reportedly ordered to repay their enlistment bonuses. and the the at&t time warner mega deal. >> is the deal good for consumers? or is it dangerous to let one company control both the wires of communication and what the this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano with a western edition of the broadcast. we begin with a horrific crash in the california desert. a tour bus and a tractor trailer collided this morning on interstate 10 near palm springs. the death toll has been climbing throughout the day. mireya villarreal has the latest. mireya? >> reporter: elaine, highway patrol officers responding to this accident say it is one of the worst they have ever responde

we begin with a horrific crash in the california desert. a tour bus and a tractor trailer collided this morning on interstate 10 near palm springs. the death toll has been climbing throughout the day. mireya villarreal has the latest. mireya? >> reporter: elaine, highway patrol officers responding to this accident say it is one of the worst they have ever responded to. we have confirmed 13 people were killed in the accident including the bus driver. 30 more were taken to local area hospitals. the video from this morning shows you just how bad this accident was. the the entire front half of the bus was lodged under the tractor trailer. there were 44 people on that bus when it hit. emergency crews had a difficult time reaching some of the worst victims and a private tow company had to pry the tractor trailer off the tour bus to get to the most impacted areas. the the tour bus was on its way back to los angeles from the the red earth casino in imperial county, california. the the bus was operated by u.s.a. holiday, an la based tour company. the

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join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. but first -- new details about ... at an east bay >>> a soggy sunday. rain drenches the bay area and could it be a wet halloween? >> but first, new details about an rv rampage at an east bay park. cars rammed and police were nearly hit as well. and good evening i'm juliet goodrich. >> it all happened when a cop asked some men to move their suv. >> reporter: the sound of a gunshot was caught on a witnesses cell phone camera. >> it was very scary. very scary. >> reporter: julio ramirez was standing outside his house near tennison park when hayward police opened fire around 9:15 last night. >> boom, boom, boom. >> like nine times. nine times. >> so you ducked your head. >> i went like this. yeah. then i just went inside. >> reporter: witnesses say it all started when a park ranger went up to a car and told the rv driver he needed to move along. the rv driver apparently moved ahead and rammed the vehicle. he went on a rampage smashing into

the day. what we know is this. we has california are the canary in the coal mine, and we can be the leader on this issue of water for the nation and the globe. that means doing what we have done here, doing more of it, and taking it at a national scale, around recycling, around conservation. what we need to do about capturing storm water, and storage particularly underground and desalination. also need to understand this is a matter of public health. we require water to drink. it is also a matter of jobs and economy. let's bring infrastructure dollars back from washington dc, to our state, so we can build up the infrastructure. jobs will build the infrastructure. third, this is a matter of national security. right now, wars are being fought over oil. in a short matter of time, they will be fought over water. let's let california lead the way for the globe, and understand that we must have more reliable and sustainable sources of water in our state. we can do that work, and we can do it as a model of the nation. rep. sanchez: when th

now nearly 10,000 men and women from the california national guard are being told to pay that money back. some are not in a position to pay. morgan radford tells us more. >> reporter: when the military needed more troops to help afghanistan - the california national guard started handing out bonuses, a $15,000 one or more. >> my first deployment. >> reporter: robert deandrea served two tours of combat duty in iraq and now asked to return his $20,000 bonus. >> or i'm in violation of federal law. >> reporter: what did you think when you first got that letter saying you owed money? >> anger, we didn't do anything wrong. we stepped forward, volunteered and did our duty and now we're getting slapped in the face for it. >> she was signed by a military recruiter. in some cases some of them knew they were not really eligible for enlistment bonuses but signed them up anyway. in 2011 a so-called incentive manager for the california guard pleaded guilty to filing false claims totally $15 million. three other officers also pleaded guilty to fraud. group of critical skills to almost everybody that wa

against a new face in the republican party, running an interesting race in california. chief correspondent jonathan hunt lays it out for us from salinas. >> scratch the surface of the california agricultural 20th congressional district, an area voted overwhelmingly democratic in the past and a fascinating political race is shaping up. >> i'm not supporting donald trump. >> republican candidate in casey lucius who is not being shy about disavowing the top of the republican ticket, and a democrat with a famous name.

no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. the u.s.those of us whoof freedserved in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. so when drug companies spend $100 million dollars lying about how prop sixty-one will affect veterans... i get angry. sixty-one will help lower costs for everyone, including vets. believe me. not them. vote yes on sixty-one. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend! stay dry. be careful out there. we'll see you. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, no! no! no! no! oh, another perfect show. >> stephen: hey! this ends today, car ca

congress two years ago about the situation but the california national guard cannot waive the debts because it rests at federal legal. in 2014, however, california national guard leadership did reach out to congressional and other federal leaders to encourage aliefation of the debts. >> they think it is joke, obviously it was not a joke, and you have to figure out what you going to do and how you will five. >> there is corrective legislation that could be included in the defense authorization bill up for a vote at the end of the year. the california guard said they will continue to advocate forked sos to get relief they say is "their duty." the center was created in 2011 turn to help with the problem, but the guard claims that the s.i.a.c. helped 4 the soldiers retain $34 million in bonus money. they will need the federal help to wish pay backs altogether. >> thank you, jessica. a long four months for the golden state warriors and their fans and it starts all over. the tip-off against the spurs as the nba officially begins for the first time, free agent star kevin durant puts on the

the pentagon says as many as 6500 soldiers in the california national guard were asked to repay their bonuses. that included robert richmond, who carried out missions in the notorious triangle of death outside baghdad. when he didn't pay back the $15,000, he says the guard reported the debt to credit agencies. >> it felt like betrayal and i want nothing more than to not resolve it for myself but resolve it for every soldier that's got that recoupment letter. >> reporter: the pentagon says it will sort through all the cases by next july. the defense department is working to set up a one-stop place for impacted soldiers to go and get a review and a hearing. but the pentagon says some of them might have to pay it back depending on the circumstances. live at the pentagon, weijia jang, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2016. we are less than two weeks away from election day and allen martin says what the candidates are doing in this crucial time leading up to it. allen. >> reporter: liz, it's an unconventional campaign move even for donald trump and unconventional candidate. he spent part of the day op

water is the economy in california, especially in the central valley and here in southern california. we have taken the brunt of what is happening. how about water recycling? the largest water recycling plant in the world sits in my district. new projects, of course, we have ,o store water when it comes underground and above. desalinization, which we have done in carlsbad. mark: your time is up. ms. harris, 30 seconds if you choose. att. gen. harris: i think there is no question that california can be a leader on this. we have to accept a false choice, either be in favor of a fish or a farmer. he can do both. andeed more reliable sustainable sources of water. the orange county is doing great this issue. mark: it is time now for the from a viewer, mary bedford. you will you check one minute to respond. >> my son was first 19 when he committed his first and only crime. the justice system has failed him in a number of ways. no one seems to want to correct the problem. proposition 57 is on the ballot. havingthe california prison sys broken. how do you feel about proposition 57 and what ar

the riverside county d-a in california made the announcement yesterday afternoon. john felix faces two counts of murder with special circumstances, plus murder of a police officer in the line of duty and lying in wait. officers jose vega and leslie zerebny were killed while responding to a domestic disturbance at a palm spring home on october 8th. police in texas shoot and kill a man they say was linked to sex trafficking. being held against their will. 25-year-old malcolm hickson was also wanted on several family violence assault charges. police say hickson initially complied with their commands but then reached for a gun...so an officer shot him. he later died at the hospital. investigators are now looking at nearby surveillance footage since carrollton's swat team does not have body cams. u-s defense secretary ash carter says he is suspending "all efforts to collect reimbursement" from some members of the california naio families were asked to pay back enlistment bonuses improperly awarded 10 years ago. the california national guard has said it was required to t

the northwestern quadrant of the california impacted by the heavy rain. that is our skyline looking out from san francisco towards oakland we are currently mild in the 50s and 60s and it is monday at the door and a bit of wind. south winds 10 to 20 struggle costs at time temperatures 60s and low 70s to a 10th of an inch in locations today and we will have light rain overnight tonight through tomorrow morning and a break tomorrow night into wednesday and the more rate thursday and friday.>>> this weekend a proud moment for comedian bill murray. >> wasn't about the cubs headed to the world series. >> we look at each other look who we are. we are all here. what a break that we are here in this place right now alive. it is pretty good. >> he was presented with the mark twain prize for american humor at the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts on sunday night. >>> the former ghost buster did not want to outshine the teams with the we honor the cubs by wearing a blue tie. it looks nice. >>> have a great day everyone. >>> good morning to our viewers in

we begin with the horrific crash in the california desert. a tour bus and tractor-trailer collided sunday morning on a busy stretch of interstate 10 near palm springs. mireya villarreal has the the latest. mireya. >> reporter: elaine, highway patrol officers responding to this accident say one of the worst they have ever responded to. we have confirmed 13 people were the bus driver. 30 more were taken to local area hospitals. the video from this morning shows you just how bad this accident was. the entire front half of the bus was lodged under the tractor-trailer. there were 44 people on that bus when it hit. emergency crews had a difficult time reaching some of the worst victims. a private tow company had to pry the tractor-trailer off the tour bus to get to the most impacted areas. the tour bus was on its way back earth casino in imperial county, california. the bus was operated by usa holiday, an l.a.-based tour company. the california highway patrol confirms the bus was inspected in 2014, 2015 and april of this year. no major issues were i

with four people in critical condition here at the hospital, tonight the california highway patrol says it's looking into the possibility that the driver of that tour bus went inside the casino. they say they are reviewing surveillance tape to determine exactly what he was back behind the wheel. lefter? >> miguel almaguer in california tonight, thank you. >>> an urnlent manhunt is under way for a suspect who shot and injured two officers, stole a patrol car, killed two family members, and is now taunting police on social media about what will happen next. nbc's blake mccoy has details. >> this is more intense than what i thought it was gonna be. to say the broadcasting live on facebook, an accused murderer shows off his ak-47 assault rifle. >> this is real, see. that's a [ bleep ] gun. >> reporter: and taunts officers. >> if you want to know what's up next, stay tuned to your local news. >> reporter: tonight michael vance is injured and on the run. his wanted poster indicates he has a medical condition and may try to spread disease. >> at this point in time, we don't know where he is. >

officers in the state of california. ioned the national guard bureau to provide an exception to policy, there was circumstances why i should have received those bonuses and student loan repayments. they didn't want to hear it. we then petitioned what they call the american military board of corrections, they called abcmr in washington, d.c. we petitioned them twice. to no avail. they didn't want to talk to us. or look at our case. >> huh. >> you know the unfortunately thing about this alisyn is there's thousands of soldiers here in the state of california. i ended up paying it back. the $46,000 in 2014. but there's thousands that are still running through this process. >> i appreciate you saying that, chris. because you had to refinance your home. >> i did, yes. >> this caused so much stress for your young family. you had to refinance your home to get the money. >> right. >> but it's not an isolated incident. there are thousands of people still wrestling with this. >> that's right. >> we sure hope we're getting some atten

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. >>> tonight we're getting a look at just how bad erosion is along the california coast. n 5 tonight andria borba shows us from ft. funston in san francisco. >> reporter: pounding the coast of california the surf is rhythmic, hypnotic and one of several problems as constant as the waves, erosion. >> the problem is we don't have good measurements of that. >> reporter: jonathan rogge is a research geologist studying the effects of erosion on the 100-foot cliff around ft. funston, but getting good measurements is tricky. >> it's always difficult trying to measure a cliff. you wouldn't do that with a survey rod. it's too dangerous. >> reporter: that's why the california coastal records projects comes in. kenneth and gabriel adelman have been taking aerial photos of the coastline for years. >> these photos were taken with lots of overhappen one after another after another. >> reporter: like -- overlap one after another after another. >> reporter: like these taken in 2004 which show this landslide and combined with the granite the usgs can combine them and get more information t

it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. >>> and as you start your weekend this morning, let's take you out to the skies over dublin, looking a bit more like ireland with all the drizzle this morning. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew, vianey arana is with you as well. we're going to get your microclimate forecast. >> it looks like we are expecting to see scattered showers throughout the day, but if you didn't get a chance to go outside yesterday, you may have a break in sunshine today. now, we are expecting a few pop-up showers throughout your morning commute as well, but it should be clearing out bits and pieces here throughout the day, 63 degrees, mild temperatures yet again all across the bay area, half moon bay, san francisco, staying in the lower to mid 60s, more towards the south bay, mid 60s, maybe hitting the 70s in san jose, we could very well just top out at about 69 degrees but as we beginning to -- or continue, rather, to track t

with medical marijuana already approved in california and half the 50 states, pro-legalization forcesay california's vote on recreational pot could lead to the day when buying pot in the u.s. will be no different than buying a bottle of wine. in tonight's signature segment, "newshour weekend" special correspondent mike tabibi looks at both sides of the debate. >> reporter: beyond a winding country road out of the mountains in central california, a half-hour drive from a store of any kind, 63-year-old farmer simon caleb tends his crop. >> we bought seed from a guy in town. >> reporter: his crop, for more than 25 years-- marijuana. medical marijuana, he says. his grow operation, well let's say, discreet. >> i guess i like the thrill of kind of being on the other side. >> a touch of outlaw? >> a touch of outlaw, yeah. non-conformist, i guess. >> reporter: in the 20 years since medical marijuana was approved here farmers like caleb say their cottage industry has been operating in a legal gray area where federal law and local regulations are at irreconcilable odds with each other. now, on

we joined them off the california coast. how much of your livelihood depends on these nets? >> all of it. >> reporter: both men believe drift gill nets are the best tool to catch swordfish. another option is harpooning each one individually, but that's less profitable. how many harpooning trips would it take to catch the same amount that you would with a gill net? >> it's probably five to one. >> reporter: so if the industry tossed the nets, they argue consumers could end up paying more since fewer fishermen would be willing to go out at sea. you couldn't afford to keep fish something. >> not really. i couldn't. >> it is open ocean. there's always going to be something bad that, you know, you're going to catch. but i think that happens in any fishery. >> reporter: but when the federal government studied the issue, it found california's drift gill nets kill and injure vulnerable marine mammals at a rate higher than any other type of fishing gear used along the west coast. >> you get rid of this fishery, all you're going to do is have more imports and that's just more killing o

it was engulfed in flames it took them about 2 1/2 hours to clear the roadway at after which the california highway patrol reopen all lanes on these about 92 >>reporter: south to bay just a few colleges see a little bit of sunshine the 12th hour loop shows you all the rain that moves through this area as we push to to the afternoon will starting to see more clearing this is what looks like a list of the july over the next three hours will continue to see partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies to much as 90 in the '60s to the entire region will be turning out all the rain fall through the weekend was in store as we get into your 74 cast. >>grant lodes: hillary clinton reacting to the news that the fbi has reopened its investigation into her private e-mail server the indicated has new e-mail from clinton that is now reviewing not talking about the content of those e-mail's that is what hillary clinton has a problem when a car, is just a short time ago. it is imperative that the bureau explains this issue in question would ever is without any delay is >>grant lodes: came to light when the direct

>>> a horrific crash in the california desert. the death toll rises after a tour bus slams into a truck on a busy interstate. we're at the scene. >>> also tonight, new cbs battleground tracker polls with surprising results from florida and texas. >> flood victims in north carolina face major challenges as early voting begins. >>> national guard troops who served in iraq and afghanistan reportedly ordered to repay their enlistment bonuses. >> at & t time-warner mega deechlt. >> -- deal. a ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. we begin with the horrific crash in the california desert. a tour bus and tractor-trailer collided sunday morning on a busy stretch of interstate 10 near palm springs. mireya villarreal has the the latest. mireya. >> reporter: elaine, highway patrol officers responding to this accident say one of the worst they have ever responded to. we have confirmed 13 people were killed in the accident including the bus driver. 30 more were taken to local ar

the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. lot of people watching tv tonight. so many options for us. game one of the world series, and this was all cleveland. cleveland was rocking. that's roberto perez who hit two home runs to lead the i understand kw understandi -- indians to a 6-1 cubs. both cleveland and chicago, 31sting for wor31s thirsting for world series titles. >>> and a sellout crowd left the oracle arena pretty stunned. all 19,000 people just walked out like what the heck happened. collin joins us court side. if you have an explanation, please take it away. >> reporter: i do. they got outrebounded, outshot. it was a recipe for disaster. bob myers told me you're going to have to give this team time to gel. he was pro togethet thissic. in his crew, tdrew, the warrior exposed at both ends of the floor. golden state down 10, and that's kd, he finished with 27 points. johnathon simmons, a difference maker off the spurs bench, three at the buzzer to end the half. it was 64-46. he had 20. could the warriors stage a huge co

together, we're building a better california. >>> 19 past the hour. breaking news on this deadly tour bus crash near palm springs, california. the california highway patrol reporting 13 people are dead, 31 injured. the collision involved a u.s. holiday tour bus line and a semi. it happened just after 5:00 a.m. west coast time. it happened on the westbound lanes of interstate 10 near palm springs, in the community of desert hot springs. the bus left a casino. it heading to los angeles. the driver of the truck sustained minor injuries. there have been detours set up. the westbound lane of i-10 is expected to remain closed for several hours. >>> in politics, hillary clinton is back on the strump with two spots in north carolina. she's expected to speak in raleigh. that's what you are looking at. later on, she will head down the road to charlotte. >>> donald trump laid out a number of plans yesterday that he would introduce during his first 100 days in congress. his vision for obamacare, tax brackets, the infrastructure investments. here to discuss this, o

. >>> we have new details about the deadly bus and truck crash in southern california. the horrific death toll and the injured now recovering. police are on the scene saying they have never seen anything like it. >>> and breaking news this morning, a fiery plane crash. the aircraft going up in flames seconds after takeoff. late word of european officials on board that plane. >>> and shots fired, caught on camera. this is an officer and his guest in a police cruiser chasing a suspect in a car when the passenger opens fire. now the search is on for the >>> good monday morning, everyone. hillary clinton starting this new week riding high as in the polls as the race for the white house heads into the final two-week stretch. >> donald trump is now trailing clinton by 12 points, dragged down by broad disapproval. but trump is coming out swinging, repeating claims that the system is rigged. angelica spanos is here with the latest. angelica, good morning. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning to you guys. with little time left to campaign, donald trump's team is acknowledging

about the national guard, defense department is responding to the outcry over asking members of the california guard to repay their enlistment bonuses. some of the debts have totaled more than $25,000. the pentagon put the collections on hold. to ensure fair treatment for the california national guard soldiers. who may have received incentive bonuses and tuition assistance improperly as a result of errors and in some cases criminal behavior by other members of the california guard. >> those improper payments stemmed from overzealous recruiters trying to reach their enlistment goals. >>> colorado national guard spokesman major darren overet national guard. procedures are different from california. there checked to see if they are reenlistment -- if the bonuses they have been paid and if conditions of those bonuses have been fulfilled. there is no repayment issue in colorado as there is in california. >>> no topic is off-limits in this presidential race. one of the most divisive is guns. shaun boyd back now with a reality check on a political ad that viewers have been asking her to fact check. s

the morning. it was dark here in california, just 7 -- just 5:17 a.m. the road on interrogate 10 -- on enter state 10 at time. it is still "under investigation." we know that bus, a usa holiday tour bus was carrying 44 passengers at the time. most of them were sleeping according to eyewitnesses. this bus was inspected over the last three or four years and it did not have mechanical problems to the best of their knowledge. for whatever reason, it slammed into the tractor-trailer that was in front of it. the driver of the tractor-trailer was unhurt. he had minor injuries. he is going to be okay. at the end of the day here, a horrific crash on i-10 leaving 13 people dead. >> thank you, it is an unfortunate situation. we will get back on it in another hour but stick around for "i'll tell you what," with dana perino and chris stirewalt. >> see you in an hour. ky and wo. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many busin

now beginning to publish into the northwestern section of the state of california, rain showers in our afternoon forecast. today's temperatures under 70 degrees everywhere from 60 in pacifica to the high 60s across the santa clara valley. we will pinpoint the timing of the system moving in this way but right now send it over to roqui. >>> take a look at a crash in the vallejo area if you're headed out, eastbound 780 before glencoe road, an overturned car off to the shoulder and not causing many delays but still out there, probably will cause some kind of visual distraction so just be aware as you're driving out. move over to the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights will turn on at about 5:30 this morning. cancarquinez bridge -- move over to hayward, southbound 880 before a street, this is a big rig before car crash, off to the shoulder as well, not causing any delays so that's good news. but here we are at the san mateo bridge, hayward into foster city, 880 to 101 will take you up to 15 minutes right now. for the south bay, a look at san jose, the guadalupe parkway, we are having

california. especially in the central valley in here in southern california. we have taken the brunt of what is happening. conservation, yes. how about water recycling? the largest recycling plant in the world sits in my district. i helped bring in the money to build that. we have to store water when it comes to my underground and above. desalinization, which we have done in carlsbad. the largest place to study water in california is uc irvine. moderator: thank you. ms. harris: again, i think there is no question the california can be a leader on this. let's understand that we also have to reject a false choice, that on the issue of water, you are either choosing for the state or choosing for the father -- farmer. we can do both. we need more reliable and sustainable choices for water. los angeles is doing a great job moderator: it is time for our first question from a viewer. >> my son, now 41, was 19 when he committed his first and only crime. the justice system has failed him in several ways and how he was -- [indiscernible] senate bill 261 past, and no prop

they first met in the late '80s when she was in middle school in sunny orange county, california. the two shared a passion for a new band called guns n' roses. ? oh sweet child of mine ? >> reporter: what drew you to him? >> he was very sweet, very genuine. he was thest ever loved, so i think that always sticks with you for the rest of your life. >> reporter: they lost touch when kim's family moved to corona, an l.a. bedroom community about 25 miles away. it would be nearly a decade before the two lovebirds locked eyes again. it happened out of the blue on a hunch. kim says she appeared at ozzy's front door. had he changed much since you met him first in middle school? >> we just got older. i think it was love at first sight again. we both felt the same way. >> reporter: except for one big difference. when they last saw each other they were kids. now kim had kids of her own, a 5-year-old son and a 10-year-old ozzy was also a dad and had become something of an artist. his muse? motorcycles. his canvas? polished chrome. and while he dreamed of open roads, kim fantasized about a biker

the dulling of the cases are in california. from the pentagon that other states are affected, too. now, as we know, most vets live paycheck to paycheck. now they're in a terrible position of how to come up with the money and how to get past the bad taste left in their mouths. >> you're asked to complete these terms of service, do these tasks. we did so. and on the back end you're saying, well, there's a technicality, we want our money back. that's -- that's absurd. it's insulting. it's also degrading to what we've done. >> reporter: and that particular veteran says he's already worked with a number of lawyers trying to resolve this case. he spent a lot of time, a lot of money. but he has yet to resolve anything. shannon, back to you. >> all right. anita, what about the national guard? the other side of the conversation? what do they have to say? >> reporter: yeah, well, they say unfortunately here their hands are tide. this is a federal issue. they're doing what they can to help the vets. they provided us with a statement. in p

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are outraged, and said that the government is asking for the money back, nearly a decade ago the california national guard offered thousands of soldiers up to $15,000 in bonuses to go to war, and according to the la times, the bonuses were supposed to be limited to the soldiers in high demand assignments, but they found thousands of bonuses given to the guard soldiers that did not qualify. >> it certainly hurts our credibility going forward if we cannot depend on the promises made to us when we volunteered to put our life on the line. >> the california national guard has helped the soldiers filed the appeal, but it is a long process, and no guarantee they will win. >>> only one person in the petaluma fire department ever died in the line of duty, but it happened 100 years ago, and they will honor james mott, he died 104 years ago on this day trying to extinguish a car fire. they will have a flag raising and a last alarm ceremony. >>> the planning commission holding a meeting to consider whether to approve the big expansion of the auto plant from tesla, the proposal would add more than 4 mil

the debts. california congressman adam schiff today told cnn he has already written to the head of the california national guard asking that any attempts to re- claim soldiers' bonus money be stopped until he and congress can work out a solution. today we know more about a tour bus collision in california that killed 13 people and injured 31- others. authorities say the tour bus was returning from a casino... when it slammed into the rear of a tractor-trailer near palm springs sunday. investigators have not said how fast the bus was going... but they say its speed was so significant... that when it hit the big rig... the truck's trailer went about 15-feet into the bus. today-- officials identified 12-of the 13-victims... including the bus driver-- who was also the tour bus owner. both presidential candidates are