california's 1869 constitution made it nearly impossible for california indians to vote. legislatorlifornia's band indians from voting and then indians from giving evidence for and against whites in criminal cases and banned them from serving as jurors. they barred them from serving as attorneys. in combination, these laws shut indians out of participation in, and protection by the states legal system. objection played a major role in california's indian population decline. passed thegislators infamous act for the government and protection of indians, which legalized the white custody of indian miners, and indian prisoner leasing, while courts and jurors could summarily rejects indian testimony. they could then be forced into unpaid work on trumped up charges. here we see an ad. a 16-year-old southern california indian female at the price of a pound of gunpowder and a bottle of brandy. in 1860, legislators expanded the 1850 act to legalized indenture of any indian or indians, whether children are grown persons, including prisoners of war. boom inws triggered a violent kid

50,000 california indian people. -- 150,000 california indian people. should they prepped for control of land were genocidal events took place? will genocidal tribes marshall in cases involving tribal sovereignty and federal recognition? how should they commemorate victims of mass murder, while also emphasizing successful accommodations, resistance, survival and ongoing cultural renewal? the psychological issues are also fraud. what happened if a tribal member -- are also fraught. learns that he or she is the descendent of both perpetrators and victims? how might california indian people reconcile increased knowledge of the genocide that took place here, sometimes at the hands of agents of the federal government where there are often -- with their often intense patriotism. what role might acknowledge genocide have on trauma, something that is so prevalent in many california indian communities today. and that traumas connection to present day physical illnesses, substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide. the question of genocide in california under

big in california. john chung, thank you so much for coming in. >>> turning now to continuing coverage of cannabis at a crossroads. city of oakland has a controversial in you plan to regulate marijuana businesses. half of permits would go to perceived victims of the war on drugs. residents jailed for marijuana offense or live in parts of east oakland. at tuesday meeting brooks said the equity program would level the playing field for the cannabis industry in oakland. >> by end of 2020 this will be a $44 billion industry and when you look at industry across the united states and in oakland, the vast majority of people who are making money in this industry are white males. we need to make sure there is equity in this industry. and we need to make sure oaklanders have an opportunity. >> some think it could exclude the very people it's trying to help. >> many other people throughout entire city who have actual victims of the war on drugs you're choosing to turn a blind eye to and be callous and uncaring to.

among the states voting november 8th is the nation's largest, california. with medical marijuana already approved in california and half the 50 states, pro-legalization forces say 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 lega

we've seen it in california and florida. people, homegrown terrorists, not to mention terrorists who may come over from another country seeking refugee status. do you not feel there should be any vetting process involved with these refugees? mr. huerta: there should be some sort of vetting process but there is no unique way to determine who's going to be a criminal and who has a predisposition to engage in a criminal act. criminality is not unique to a muslim or a syrian or someone from the middle east. race should not be a factor in determining who is eligible for refee status. mr. huerta: we literally don't know anything at -- mr. valadao: we literally don't know anything about these people backgrounds. i know there is a slow process area it is a three to four year process but in three to four years it's still not enough. not knowing anything about their background. if they have a criminal record. a scary situation. pulling them away from their home country to bring them to the u.s. and even the talk of citizenship on a si

every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. alive in her overturned car in the mojave desert. the san bernardino fire department got the call about a crashed vehicle last night. it took an hour to reach it -- and stabilize terr >>> a woman missing for days has just been found alive. they are surprised to learn the woman inside had been reported missing five days ago. she suffered serious injuries but she is expected to survive. >>> one man is lucky to be alive thanks to firefighters in san jose. they ran into this blazing house last nights to pull the unconscious man to safety. paramedics revived the man before rushing him to the hospital. the fire broke out on mount diablo drive. no word on what caused it. fortunately he's okay and thanks to the firefighters. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, remember this guy? ,,,,,,,,,,,, he's the drug company big shot who raised the

i am a proud daughter of california. i believe that when we talk about this issue in the context of what it means to be a democrat or republican, frankly, most issues that california's care about are not bipartisan, they are nonpartisan. i have traveled up and down the state as attorney general general of the state. i have never met anyone who is concerned about the things they are concerned about when they wake up at 3:00 the morning in the context of whether they are registered with the democratic or the republican party. when they wake up, there can read about whether their children are getting the education that they want and deserve. when students wake up, they are concerned about whether they will be able to pay off their loans. people wake up at 3:00 in the morning wondering if they will have a roof over their head. they wonder if they are getting a return on their investment. aboutake up wondering climate change in the future of their family. they want a leader that knows how to get angst on. mark: i next questio

every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. societies take a look at this surveillance video here caught on camera a man robbed and then you see at the top of the screen there dragged by a car. tonight san francisco police are looking for the people who are responsible. >> crime reporter henry lee joins us. help are you police have made an arrest but still looking for more suspects of it that's right one person is in custody but looking for at least 4 other suspects.

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

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. th

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> crippled by a computer crash, the goussdowns at the dmv that have millions wond wherg this catastrophic failure will end. >> google bails out on a $billion dollar project in the bay area. layoffs are threatened. >> and a roommate sheds light on why an award winning producer may have shot in self-defense. >> and the $8 million pot seizure just announced in northern california. >>> it's gone on for days in city after city. virtually empty offices after a computer shut down slams along the brakes at the dmv. now we were told it would be fixed by now. it isn't. thanks for us. i'm kristen sze, and i'm dan ashley the lines at some dmv offices are longer than unusual because for the third straight day if you may have discovered a computer glitch is bringing services to a halt. the problem is affecting 100 offices statewide. can you see them here on the map. this does not include locations that came back online throughout the day. at

posts in california politics. much more later on "today." tom hayden, dead at the age of 76. >>> and now for the race to the white house with just 15 days to the election, the presidential candidates are in an all out sprint until the final votes are cast. barn storming the country in an effort to push their closing arguments. but a new abc poll now has hillary clinton leading by double digits. the trail, his campaign manager now concedes they are behind clinton. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: with him down 12 points nationally to hillary clinton, even veteran republican strategists can see it's very difficult to see a win. >> i don't see it happening. maybe it could but i doubt in the just over two weeks we have left, conducting the kind of campaign he is conducting. >> reporter: on "meet the press" acknowledged he was behind, blaming the clinton campaign's onslaught of negative ads. >> she has tremendous advantage. the former president, her current president, first lady, all more popular than she can hope to be. >> reporter: trump s

we're under a new law now that came in in 1977 in california. and we want every single right -- we don't want to eliminate any right of the people who have been convicted of these crimes to exhaust every appeal they can. no elimination of appeals, because i agree, that would lead to injustice. we don't want that. what we want is to reduce the time. i'll give you the easiest example, and that is, on the last case we had in san mateo county where death was returned by a jury in 2010, it was five years until an attorney was available to provide defense to this person on appeal. well, that's five years of absolutely nothing happening. we want to try and eliminate that by this proposition as one of the things. >> how would you eliminate that, though? prop 66 essentially requires more attorneys to accept death penalty appeals cases and then train them to handle those cases. where will the money for that funding come from? how would you implement it? >> well, the funding, of course, does have to come from our legislature. you know, what we have found i

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i am a proud daughter of california. i believe to the point of your question, that when we talk about this issue from the context of what it means to be a democrat or republican, that most issues california and care about are not even bipartisan. they are nonpartisan. i have traveled up and down the state. who isnev met somebody concerned about the things they are concerned about when they wake up at 3:00 in the morning through the concept -- context of whether they are registered to be a democrat. they are concerned about whether their children are getting the education they want or deserve. when students wake up, they are worried about whether they will pay off their loans. people wake up at 3:00 in the morning wondering whether they will have a roof over their head. david wake up -- they wake up wondering if they get a return on investment. they worry about what is happening in terms of climate change. they won a leader who knows how to get things done. marc: i would question, from adrienne alpert. you did mention the

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >> reporter: is the goal 26 hybrid local was still from. for vehicle still laugh swede does the burglar or a lesser to morning. "cigarettes missing from there as well as cash" investigators say the day after the vehicles were stolen from mckevitt, they were used during a burglary 2 miles away at premier gas station "we later saw in the security vehicle that those were the vehicles responsible and those vehciles also matched the description of two of the vehicles stolen from mckevitt volvo the night before" two suspects have been arrested in connection to the mckevitt auto thefts. police say they are searching for more suspects in this case. in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news calfire and other state and local agencies are keeping one eye on the weather and the other on assessing the potential for rain-related mudslides in the loma prieta fire zone. officials say that drought conditions and wildfire scars have combined to incre

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. researchers are tracking a record-setting elephant sea. this is phyllis. >>> santa cruz researchers are tracking a record-setting elephant seal. this is dallas. she has traveled are the west than any other elephant seal. during the eight-month migration elephant seals typically swim about 2000 miles . she has already covered 3700 miles. researchers say by the time she gets home in january she will have completed a 7400 mile adventure. >>> the sharks pursued the stanley cup tonight. ,,,,,,,,,, denny's knows the hol

now to campaign 2016, and california's senate race. with eight days until the election, representative loretta sanchez is launching a new website aimed at criticizing her rival attorney general kamala harris. it's called the harris files and it focuses heavily on past news coverage of harris as attorney general and during her tenure as san francisco district attorney. in the latest poll, sanchez trails harris by a two-to-one margin. she started ramping her attacks on the front runner in early september. that's when polls showed the race much closer. now to the presidential race.. today both hillary clinton and donald trump will be back out on the campaign trail. the reopened criminal investigation into clinton's private email server will be top of mind for both candidates. clinton's campaign called f-b-i director james comey's letter to congress quote "long on innuendo" and "short on facts." comey wrote -- new emails had been found related to clinton's use of a private email server--but couldn't say if they were "significant" the democ

why california may usher in a new era for the still young but fast growing marijuana industry. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, october 28th. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. i'm tyler mathisen. sue herera is off tonight. >>> we begin tonight with new developments on the bumpy torturous clinton e-mail trail. in the militant of the trading day, the fbi said it would review additional e-mails in the case, possibly involving the private server that hillary clinton used as strait. secretary of state. in a letter to lawmakers, director james comey said his agency was taking steps to, quote, determine whether they continue classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation. and when the news broke, the markets spoke. loudly. stocks dropped sharply, ripples sent through the currencies, commodities and bond markets, as well. by the end of the day, the major stock averages recovered somewhat. the dow industrials lost just eight points at 18,161. the nasdaq was off 25, and the s&p 500 fell 6. a lot of twists a

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attorney to serve as california's election officer. her job during this election will be to oversee the handling of complaints of election fraud or voter rights violations. it's rare, but it does happen. it's a crime to intimidate or bribe voters, buy or sell votes, impersonate voters, stuff ballots or mark ballots for others against their will. there are incidents in other states that dead people registered to vote, some registered twice and others have out of date addresses or no recorded birth dates. we asked people this morning if they are concerned about it. >> if there is voter fraud in this election, then there probably was in other elections. doesn't seem the voting system is very modern or very intuitive, nor does the way that we elect officials seem very in the 21st century. >> the -- [ inaudible ] -- something happens -- [ inaudible ] -- i get most of my news on social media before the actual news. >> reporter: there is some concern about cyber hacks happening on election day. but tech experts say hacking into screened votin

>>> one of the deadliest bus accidents in state history. 13 people died in southern california. what investigators are learning about the crash. >>> i think the violence needs to stop. >> a neighborhood's frustration. a shootout in oakland leaves seven people wounded and police dodging bullets. >> donald trump target his accusers and hillary clinton's campaign gets a boost. >>> you can see that it was a substantial impact. >> a tour bus plows into the bag of a big rig on a southern california freeway, killing more than a dozen people. we begin with that developing news. one of the deadliest bus accidents in state history happened this morning. claiming the lives of 13 people. it happened on interstate 10 near paul springs. the bus was traveling towards los angeles from a casino and was nearly an hour into the trip. >> survivors say the crash happened without warning. 44 passengers were onboard when the bus violently crashed into the back of a big rig tractor trailer along interstate 10 in desert hot springs north of palm springs. >> when it hit the back of the big rig, the trail

our own nbc bay area's christie smith is at the party at the oakland museum of california. a big night, christie, 50 years. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this was put together by former black panther party members, all part of a three-day conference. tonight there is a gala and celebration, a program being held here at the oakland museum. there was music and speakers outside of city hall to mark the 50th anniversary of the black panther party in oakland, at a time of what they saw as police brutality. there have been panels and lectures going on. earlier this month the oakland museum opened an exhibit with rare items. many of course remember pictures that drew a backlash at the time. a former member talked about the journey and why it matters today. >> we started a year and a half ago. we're very pleased at the results and the response that we had. we look at it as a renaissance to answer the questions plaguing our communities and our nation. that's why it's called "where do we go from here" as our theme. >> reporter: the exhibit was planned independently of other events

el gobernador de california recientemente extendiÓ una, ley que prohÍbe ademÁs de tener el telÉfono en las manos, tomar fotos. las autoridades recomiendan poner los celulares en silencio a pagar los ara evitar a tentaciÓn -- o apagarlos para evitar la tentaciÓn de mirar los. leÓn: 2 peatones intentaron cruzar una autopista y fueron atropellados. intentaban cruzar los carriles en direcciÓn sur y norte de la autopista sufrieron heridas graves. tras el impacto. el incidente causÓ embotellamientos en ambos lados de la autopista. otros dos casos de abuso sexual vuelven a sacudir a la comunidad universitaria, los estudiantes de la universidad de california en berkeley. sufrieron abusos sexuales en 2 universidades diferentes. marÍa leticia: enseguida denuncian que las mujeres ganan mucho menos dinero que los hombres. leÓn: un sacerdote catolico perseguido en mÉxico por ayudar a inmigrantes centroamericanos llegÓ al Área de la bahÍa para hablar sobre este tema en una universidad local. el juez que dictÓ la extradicion de el chapo guzmÁn, y quedÓ grabado en vÍdeo. leÓn: miles de

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.

together, we're building a better california. >>stanley roberts: this a result of people be in battling is now allow people to have fun in the present i would explain the next edition this is north korea 19 year-old female whose trainer has trained her or provided her with cigarettes. >>grant lodes: see you tonight at 10:00 p.m.. and we hope to have a great night my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can

in california it was a significant amount of fraud. >>reporter: a recent audit revealed shower was one of 10,000 soldiers ordered by the pentagon to return the money they got before going to war. >> the california national guard does not have the authority to relieve those debts. >>reporter: maj. gen. beaver says the national guard is trying to help the soldiers appeal and avoid paying their debts. voter's appeal water congratulateed he filed a class action lawsuit to try to help the thousands of others who were placed in this same unfortunate position. still voter is left feeling he betrayed. >> trust is totally betrayed and these are the people that are in charge of us. harge of us. another october storm moving into the region. bringing wind and rain to the bay area at this hour. tonight we're tracking the conditions and even more wet weather on the way. good evening everyone i'm heather homes in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the rain has returned to the bay area. look at the conditions from sky fox above the east bay ju

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. california "i think it is outrageous that the national guard soldiers are being asked to repay bonuses that they have every right to expect." >> steve:a defense department spokesman says affected soldiers can petition to have the debts waived. one soldier told c-n-n he has petitioned several times.but couldn't get a break. you've got one week to plan your strategy for trick or treating the kids, coming up we've got the bay area city that's one of the top places in the country to get the best treats. we are one week from halloween. and if you are planning your trick- or- treating route. there is one bay area city you might want to put on the list. the website nextdoor dot com has its list of the best cities in the united states for treats. dublin comes in seventh on the list. nextdoor used a builtin treat map to figure out the best locations. the map show

the president arrived in california--- after sundown last night. he will be speaking at a hillary clinton fundraiser and then scheduled to visit los angeles... where he will appear on "jimmy kimmel live" tonight..... the las vegas review journal is making headlines on its own this morning-- now that its the first major newspaper to endorse donald trump. the review journal posted this editorial on their website over the weekend. the article states, "while the candidate has flaws he'll bring needed disruption and change to washington." the newspaper is owned by casino billionaire sheldon adelson...a major meanwhile clinton is getting an endorsement from the las vegas sun...the paper endorsed her over the weekend... new video in to the newsroom of someone swipping a package - and now .the homeowner wants them to be caught.... this happened earlier this month...around 4 pm.... the house is near pecos and owens... right now...the homeowner hopes someone recognizes this person and turn them in to authorities.... this midday... they are now demanding mone

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. technology can blur lines between work home and social lives it's nearly impossible for parents to balance it all. caroline more is here this is something i can definitely relate to. get off work but i'm still at home doing work responding to e- mails, social media. it's what a lot of people these days struggle with. >> exactly. it's your profession too. i think it's really, this is the perfect example of how technology can provide so many great opportunities for us. but then also impede some of the things we really love about our relationships and our family life. so, study was just recently done about how parents are sort of when they are on their phones their kids sort of start acting up. their relationships their interactions degrade. and media did a study families are fighting about this. >> okay. so i can sort of you know -- i think of it not only with parent and children, but right. but also like when i'm out with my girlf

>> 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 respond

>> well, california, made this request and making this request to actually make it cheaper for california residents because, if this request is accepted, the taxpayers will pay no part of the subsidy for people that are undocumented to get this health care. melissa: trying to shift the cost to the feds. so it is cheaper for california taxpayers? >> no, no. melissa: who is paying? >> not a dime of taxpayer money would be used. melissa: who is paying? >> people undocumented would pay for health insurance costs. >> beware when someone says not a dime of taxpayer money is being spent on obamacare which is essentially an entitlement, a subsidized program by taxpayers. that is exactly white. >> is that is not true. >> that is exactly what it has become. melissa: can i shift to what, let's play what former president bill clinton said about this. i want to get your reaction on the other side. >> you've got this crazy system where all of sudden 25 million more people have health care and then the people are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and th

i am a proud daughter of california. to the point if your question, when we talk about this issue from the context of what it means to be a democrat or republican most issues that californians care about our -- are bipartisan or nonpartisan. i have never met someone who wakes up with troubles at 3:00 in the morning in the context of whether they are democrat or republican. they are waking up about whether there children will get the education they deserve. they wake up wondering if they will have a roof over their head. they wake up wondering if taxpayers are gettin about what is happening in terms of climate change in the future generation of their family and country. they want a leader who knows how to get things done. moderator: our next question. >> this is about the public attention to the question of police shooting of citizens. local jurisdictions rub the country are weighing whether to quickly release law enforcement video. would you support a federal policy or guideline on the release of such video? ms. harris:

that's all we do in california. anyone who want to recap have to pay and pay in advance and it is not cheap. california statewide recount would cost several million dollars. so not a cheap alternative print after paying all that money the recount might not matter the dust because they are strict deadlines in a presidential election. this year any recount would have to be finished by december 13. if it is not been the results can be ignored. recount can be expensive and have to be done really fast. this is not any defects expect let's turn back the clock a little bit. as a recount ever changed the presidential vote? that i found one example of this. in the 1960s presidential race between richard nixon and jfk the state of hawaii counted the votes and a certified them and said we are for nixon. democrats demanded a recount and it was a really messy situation that the end of the day kennedy ended up being certified the winner. the student change the outcome of the election for nixon would have lost any went but it does

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. in tonight's headlines, the chp is trying to determine what caused a casino bus to crash into a big rig killing 13 people on board. the crash happened just north of palm springs this morning. 31 people were hurt. the bus was on its way back to los angeles. friends held a candlelight vigil for two men killed last weekend. someone shot them during an argument over marijuana. sheriff deputies are looking for this man. he is believed to be connected to the shootings. the pentagon is ordering nearly 10,000 california national guard soldiers to pay back bonuses they shouldn't have received. the bonuses went to soldiers who re-enlisted to fight in iraq and afghanistan 10 years ago. they were only supposed to go to soldiers with skills in high demand. >>> breaking news out of son tau monica. anti-war activist and former senator tom hayden has died. he

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. they're bringing crime, when mexthey're rapists.ople... are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> that the it for kpix 5 at 11:00 p.m. the "late show with stephen colbert" is next. thank you for joining us. next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> stephen: hi. >> can't go in. >> stephen: i just want to say hello to flotus. i brought her a lotus. >> flotus is on the phone with potus. >> stephen: she'll want to see me. >> that's what she got us. >> stephen: i want to see flotus, and you can quote us. >> i'ma kick you in the scrotus. >> stephen: i'm going to get your name, okay?

abc news, california. >> such hor from the desert in southern california. >>> we move on now to a man hunt that's underway in oklahoma for an armed an dangerous suspect wanted for shooting two police officers. the wanted man is identified as michael vance, recently released from jail for child sexual assault. he opened fire on two officers with an ak-47, carjacked a woman, and shot her. all the shooting victims are expectsed to survive, however. >>> in central california, who fired more than a dozen rounds at app officer's patrol car trying to pull them over. the incident caught on police dash cam. the officer was not hurt, but a civilian in a ride along was injured when the windshield shattered. >>> the tsa is investigating a s disturbing breach at the philadelphia airport. two people walked on a flight up authorized because the plane was unlocked. the two passengers had ticket boarding passes, and all passengers were taken off the plane and put on another plane. the father and daughter who boarded early were not detained and do not speak english. >>> a car crashed into the building,

california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> the bay area reporter long time political editor wayne 40 has died. he covered san francisco political scene for decades in his our man friday column. he replaced harvey milk in the newspaper when milk won a seat on the board of supervisors. friday is known as gay rights pioneer who played a major role in the growth of lgbt political power. he was also former police commissioner. wayne friday struggle with parkinson's disease. he was 79 years old. >> now to major step toward the revival of the calf condor in california. national park service has condor chick hatched in the wild has flown out of the nest at the national park for the first time since the 18 90's. it's success story for largest bird as it continues to slow but steady path from near extinction. it's located in this area 80 miles south of san jose. >> stay with us. another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming up. preparing for the storms. biggest trouble spots to watch

every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. 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. sh ution >>> san francisco super visier is the latest player to join the george lucas saga. she will introduce a resolution in support of putting it on treasure lapd. george lucas withdrawn -- island. george lucas withdrawn plans to build it in shack and now looking at -- chicago and now look at san francisco and los angeles. >>> care givers at ucsf medical center, one stands out, how a cat is making pat

this is ontario in southern california. this is a cardboard recycling plant, which is fully engulfed. a lot of smoke in orange county and los angeles county, as well. a full live shot for you -- full story on this coming up in our 6:00 newscast. but, again, this is a fire that's just developing now down in southern california. we'll have full coverage for you coming up in just a half hour. >>> before we go, one last check of the forecast here in the bay area. >> and things will be changing for the weekend. no wet weather, though. saturday or sunday. we stay dry. but temperatures drop about 10 degrees inland with mid 70s. we'll have a slight chance of showers monday but a better chance of rain next week, the way we see it on tuesday and friday. those are the days you want the umbrella with you. >> we'll keep them handy. thank you so much for joining us. >> see you at 6:00. >> bye. >>> breaking news tonight, a massive wave of cyber attacks hits major websites and internet services like twitter, netflix, and amazon. outages af

man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> lester wilson told the world, they tied the knott less than four months to go and they wasted no time getting down to business. their breakinggbaby news. >> yeah, i am so excited. god is to good. >> ciara is celebrating her news of baby. they gotten plenty of practice with ciara's two-year-old son. >> the caption, hey, reynolds, i like you a whole lot. >>> we are feeling the love but maybe not intensely as taylor swift. she left a comment saying "thanks guys, now i am drowned in joy." jennifer lawrence spotted out with her new boyfriend. the academy award nominated director of "black swan." the two were seen in la over the weekend ducking out in a restaurant where jennifer introduced darren to her closest friends. the pair worked together this summer. there is a 21 years age gap between hem, shh's 26 and he's 47. >>> still ahead tonight of tom hanks. there is no way i am paying clothes that are still expensive. >> still shopp

meanwhile, showers continue in parts of southern california. warm in the desert southwest with highs in the 90s. it's going to be a rain ay day t there, but at least it's needed across much of california. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, out rage over h the pentagon asking some california national guardsmen to repay their signing bonuses. >> "early today" is back in two. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto®. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto® with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto®. the most

the two are believed traveling in a silver 2005 subaru california plate 5jkz255. >> the california national guard is responding this morning to a growing controversy a decade of at the pentagon offered bonuses to innice socials to enlist. officials want thousands of veteran to pay back the money. jessica is here with more. jessica? jessica: the california national guard is asserting some soldiers who received the bonuses committed fraud. the sergeant who dispensed the bonuses is in prison fixing a $15 million fine but now we have learned five officers were sentenced to shorter jail times and 40 soldiers were formally disciplined. >> california national guard has issued a new statement about the bonuses for guard members who did not qualify for them and they say a small number of soldiers committed fraud knowingly but the guard acknowledgments many who got bonuses acted on go faith but had bad information. >> i was in shock. i could not believe they were doing this to me. they said i received the money in violation of federal law. >> california guard points out they notified congress two yea

only one at california based company was in donald trump's top ten. san francisco-based wells fargo. employees for murray energy, a coal company based in ohio, gave the most money to trump, just over $100,000. for more on the local races impacting you, just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the 2016 tab. decision 2016 tab. >>> trump questions from a bay area family tonight. this family is mourning the death of their daughter. ♪ >>> danielle lucky laid to rest with full military honors this afternoon. she died at sea aboard a navy vessel. the military says she died of cardiac arrest, but the family doesn't understand how that could happen to a seemingly healthy 23-year-old woman. nbc bay area's elyce kirchner joins us from our contra costa county news room. what are the parents asking for? >> reporter: raj, they simply want to know exactly what caused their daughter to die. all they know at this point, raj, is that a military personnel showed up at their home here in contra costa county and said somehow their daughter had died. at their

a lot of it is heading to southern california. then we have our storm system out here tapping into some subtropical moisture. it's an impressive view of that moving in across the bay area. it's only produced light to moderate rain for the most part, but we do have some heavier rain offshore that could eventually be hitting our coastline, also the santa cruz mountains as we head into the overnight hours. there's no flood watches or warnings or any rivers that are expected to crest as we head throughout tomorrow morning. it's just an area of rain pushing across. we'll get through this one. you can see here across the south bay, it's widespread coverage of green. san jose really has seen little to nothing with the past couple of storms, so you're happy to see this. as we head up the peninsula right now, it is dangerously slick here throughout south san francisco into downtown s.f. airport delays coming in at sfo so any flights in the morning likely will be delayed. for the east bay, concord getting wet, antioch down to livermore, cas