new concerns over donald trump the businessman. could he be impeached if he doesn't separate the two plus... a new twist in an already bizarre case. what we're now learning about the woman accused of stealing a newborn baby -- and killing her mother. but first... police across the country are reeling -- after multiple, unrelated ambush-style attacks on officers. they include a deadly shooting in san antonio texas -- where

targeted. officers arresting the suspect in that deadly shooting -- just a short time ago. todd walker is tracking the the latest developments in just 24 hours.. violence against police across the country.. but it is shaking law enforcement to its core.. the shootings began sunday with an officer ambushed and killed in his patrol car in san antonio texas.. detective benjamin marconi.. who has spent nearly half his was parked just outside of san antonio police headquarters when this man allegedly shot marconi in the head.. today the chief revealing surveilance video captured the man outside and inside police headquarters 4 hours before the ambush attack.. saying it appears the gunman's target was any officer in uniform.. hours later in sanibel florida, near fort myers.. another officer performing a traffic stop.. was allegedly shot by this man.. 49 year old jon hay.. as he drove by. officers tracked him to his

hay was wounded and taken into custody.. the officer is expected to survive. around the same time in st. louis a man pulled up next to a marked police vehicle and shot an officer twice in the face. re-09mo 1:29 the officer said he saw the flashes and felt the glass breaking in his window as the shots came through and struck him in the head. :36 investigators later got in a shootout with that suspect.. killing him.. the st. louis police officer is expected to survive and has kansas city.. an officer was shot and injured teenage suspect during a traffic stop.. that teenager was shot and killed after pulling a gun on the officer.. that officer is expected to make a full recovery. i'm todd walker. we have some breaking news. authorities say at least 12 people are dead after a school bus crashes in chatanooga, tennessee. at least 35 elementary school children were on board at the time. the driver has been taken in

no word on what caused the bus to crash. a 13 action news update this afternoon. we're getting our first look at the woman accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend. this is 35-year-old cheryl rheamount. police say she was driving with her boyfriend -- when they got into an argument -- and she shot him. the man was taken to the hospital -- where he died from his injuries. police say rheamount asked a neighbor to call police -- and arrived. take a look.... police say -- this guy is behind bars this afternoon -- for alledgedly stabbing a 20-year-old man to death over the weekend. jacob driscoll faces one count of murder -- with use of a deadly weapon. take look at your screen right now-- police want you to be on high alert for this man -- they believe he's holding up grocery stores and drug stores all over the valley. investigators have connected him to at least 8 different

mcleod earlier this month. if you think you might know who he is -- you're asked to call metro. the election may be over -- but theres still one thing candidates need to do -- whether or not they won. the city says -- the campaign signs have to go. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston looked into the laws on removal. take marissa looklive take vo these signs are allowed for a certain amount of time to provide information for voters-- but once the election is over- i down. according to city laws-- a campaign sign must be removed after the election. in henderson-- its ten days. las vegas-- 15. and in some rare cases-- the with their removal. take sot 14:29:14:00 i'll call her right, they aren't down yet? (no they're still up, here against the freeway. they were supposed to be down next week.) i'll call her right now marissa tag the candidates we were able to get

removing the signs. other parts of clark county have until wednesday to take down their signs. mk-- 13an. right now -- tensions remain high in north dakota -- after deputies and rioters clashed over the construction of an oil pipeline. what started as a protest -- quickly turned into a riot involving about 4- hundred people. police say the protest began peacful -- but quickly go out of hand. proposed site of the pipeline. they've been trying to stop the construction for months.. they say it threatens the water supply -- and sacred native american land. so far nobody has been injured -- but one person was arested. police now say the woman suspected of kidnapping baby sophia -- faked her own pregnancy for months. the newborn was kidnapped on friday -- her mother found shot to death at their home in wichita, kansas.

with a 34-year-old woman in texas. today police identified the suspect as yesenia sesmas -- and say she knew the baby's mother for years. she's now facing murder and kidnapping charges. pope francis has given catholic priests the power to forgive abortion. in an open letter -- he reaffirms the church's belief that abortion is a "grave sin" -- but said quote -- "there is reach and wipe away." the national security agency is being audited -- as two senior officials call for the dismissal of the man in charge. the pentagon inspector general office says it is looking into the nsa's effectiveness -- especially when it comes to recent security breaches. the u.s. defense secretary and director of national intelligence have asked president obama to terminate admiral michael rogers. president obama has not publicly commented.

president. the two could be at odds -- even in violation of the constitution -- once he's sworn-in. political correspondent mike sacks takes a closer look at the scrutiny. mike vo: donald trump's identity, his bank account, and his election to the presidency itself all come from his life's work as a businessman. so you can imagine it's a little tough for him to give it all up, even as it becomes a liability in his move to the oval office. norm ei virtually every decision, appointments foreign and domestic, legal and regulatory are implicated by his businesses. that's why he should turn them all over to a trustee, let the trustee convert them into cput l wall...of blindness! mike vo: norm eisen was the white house ethics counsel from 2009-2011. what he's describing is a blind trust that trump can use to avoid real and perceived conflicts of interest. norm 15:39;59 - 16:02;35 when he's friendly to an ally where one of his businesses are located - and they're all over

countries is he doing it to curry better treatment for his hotel or other business or is he doing it because of what the united states and the world need? mike vo: eisen joined 18 other individuals and watchdog groups in a letter written to trump on thursday, the same day the president-elect's daughter ivanka, also a trump organization executive vie meeting with the japanese prime minister. week...and, according to an authorize a trump construction project in buenos aires. but if trump doesn't separate himself from his business, what emoluments is a very fancy word. an interest in his businesses, at the trump hotel pay a little below-market loan for a project. with those headaches, eisen's advice isn't just ethical or camera. a man storms into a gas station a brazen attack caught on

a man storms into a gas station weilding a large metal pipe how the clerk managed to fight back and turn the tables. plus... a bizarre home invasion in texas. the creepy surprise one couple found -- right in their own bed. today, showers, heavy clouds and snow are expected to the thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and

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you can see the suspect walk in with a large metal pipe -- and begins beating the clerk. the clerk wasn't having it -- began fighting back -- even managing to take the pipe away. the suspect is still on the loose. a terrifying story out of houston. a man is accused of breaking into a couple's home -- and then getting into their bed with them. jarred morris said his girlfriend felt someone in bed at first -- she thought it was morris' son or maybe the cat -- but then she saw the intruder slumped down in the corner. :05 "everbody around here... it's just a scary, scary situation."12 morris said the man eventually bolted out the front door. he still hasn't been caught. it's beginning to look a lot like winter in parts of new york. people living in syracuse

a tough start to the work week -- having to scrap ice and snow off the car. there was so much snow -- some even had to dig their way out of their parking spot. and it's not over yet -- with more snow headed their way. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. today, showers, heavy clouds and snow are expected to the valley and surrounding areas! thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be severe but a range of drizzle activity to short bursts of heavy rain is expected.

but for the most part, slick wet roads will be the main concern. snowfall since yesterday to the high elevations could reach an accumulation of 1-3 inches by the end of today so lee canyon and the rest of the mountain peaks should appear white; blanketed with snow. high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees with a breeze 5-15 mph and gusts around 20 so do bundle up! temperatures remain in the low 60s through the holiday and into the weekend but mainly sunny skies will return by tuesday and hold through this saturday so your thanksgiving day and black friday will be incredible! metro is helping to make sure thanksgiving is an enjoyable

and mid 60s through the holiday and into the weekend but mainly sunny skies will return by tuesday and hold through this saturday so your thanksgiving day and black friday will be incredible! metro is helping to make sure thanksgiving is an enjoyable one for families across the valley. annual turkey drive. they've been fundraising and collecting donations for months to make this all possible. officers say this couldn't have come at a better time. sgt. jeff clark 19:14:27 "with all the bad things going on in the

and gets me into the holiday mood." butt with 19:14:41 "this police department has hosted the drive. over 5-hundred turkeys along with a bag of side dishes for a thanksgiving dinner will be delivered to families throughout the valley. in today's healthy living... looking to kick the habit? you've probably heard many different ways to quite smoking -- but not all of them work. some scientifically-provent methods to stop smoking.

but once you start -- it's nearly impossible to stop. studies have shown that up to 90- percent of people who try to quit -- will start smoking again. but as kim hutcherson reports -- there are some methods that have been scientifically proven

if you're looking to quit smoking ... financial incentives might be your best bet. a study published in the new england journal of medicine found that people who were motivated by money were able to quit successfully ... at least after 12 months. the program that worked best had people deposit 150-dollars ... with a promise they'd get the deposit back plus 650-dollars more if they stayed away from smokes. a little more than 52-percent 800-dollars if they refrained fr s put down a deposit -- only 17- percent of those participants were successful. nicotine replacement therapy -- like skin patches, lozenges and gum -- is another option with scientifically proven success. a scientific literature review that examined more than 150 different tests for these items showed that a person's likelihood of quitting while

that have had proven results - prescription drugs and quitting with a partner. the jury is still out on for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. we'll be back with a final check of your forecast! and -- before we head to break. here's a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. at 8 -- dancing with the stars at 10 -- conviction at 11

a contender for dirty dining .. caught on camera. the local grocery store caught cleaning the racks that hold your food on the dirty ground. .w plus.. a clark county man is fed up with the flooding he says his destroying his home. we're finding out who's resposible for cleaning it up. those stories and more on 13 action news.. live at 5. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. shocking video... showing the tense moments as a local smog technician is robbed at gunpoint... the latest on the police search ho shoved a gun against the worker's stomach. today, showers, heavy clouds

thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars during the 13 days of giving. you'll find donation bins around the valley. the complete list is at ktnv dot com. the las vegas rescue mission will give away all the gifts.. findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and zippy shell are proud

the 13 days of giving. that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30.. but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget -- we're always on at ktnv dot com and on our until then -- thanks for

>> judge judy: the three of you decided to rent an apartment together. >> announcer: a plan collapses... >> judge judy: she says she moved out because she was forced to move out. >> announcer: ...when she got the word... >> it's a facebook post. >> announcer: ...she wasn't welcome. >> judge judy: something that a mother sends to a youngster. "i hope you are prepared for what's coming. i'll be waiting for you. you got to come home sometime." >> it was dumb. >> judge judy: absolutely right.

the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution sunshine brockman and her daughter, 19-year-old destiny, are suing destiny's former friend, 19-year-old katherine o'brien, for an unpaid loan for a security deposit and money owed for rent. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 234 on the calendar in the matter of brockman vs. o'brien. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mrs. brockman, this is your daughter. >> correct. >> judge judy: and this is trevor? >> correct. >> judge judy: see how easy i'm able to identify the parties? and who are you? >> i'm shellee, his mother. >> judge judy: and you're trevor's mother. all right. and these two idiots made a baby together. >> yes, they did. [ laughter ]