marissa kynaston here-- this is roberto sanchez-- back in december-- he was shot and killed by police-- after they said-- he refused to drop his weapon. earlier today-- there was a fact finding review held-- to share facts about the since the district attorney preliminarily decided the officers involved would not face any charges. the family has argued roberto sanchez-- was just protecting his home and family. 16:07:55-16:08:21 i'm parker collins on the west side of the valley we have learned that this standoff which lasted for hours has ended this guy eventually turned himself in take vo at 16:08:02 but it started really early this morning and at one point they had shut down rainbow because girlfriend and stabbed somebody else but the real fear was he had a high powered rifle thankfully he did not shoot it and it was only those two people who got hurt both of them should live 13.00.16 im stephanie zepelin at sunset and whitney ranch and in the end of august we told you about this building , now gone, that was full of squatters 23 in august, people in the area said this us they would

roberto sanchez.. came outside with a gun. the officers reportedly told sanchez numberous time to drop the weapon, but he refused-- and at some point the cops opened fire on him. the 43 year old was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. this morning, donald trump is claiming that he is the only one who could fix the tax system... this is in response to a report indicating he could have avoided paying federal income according to the new york times....trump reported a 916- million-dollar loss in 1995... and could have used a tax loophole that would have allowed him to not pay taxes until he made up his losses. trump's biggest supporters are defending the republican nominee...for taking advantage of lawful deductions. :50 "rudy giulani / (r) fmr. new york mayor: "the reality is this is part of our tax code. the man is a genius. he knows how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he's serving." someone anonymously mailed a reporter 3 pages of trump's taxes. and donald trump is bringing his campaign

review back in december-- police were trying to arrest three people in the front yard of roberto sanchezs home-- when victims of an armed home invasion. thats when sanchez bought two weapons. the family attorney argues sanchez had no idea what was happening in his front yard-- when he walked out with his gun. his family had been a victim of an armed home invasion, so the normal thing to do is get a gun and protect you and your family, and that's what he was doing in the go fund me account for about the familys support for the second amendment. the familys attorney tells me they do plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit. it could still take a few more weeks until the district attorney makes that final determination-- on what will happen to the officers involved. mk-- 13an. if you've been outside at all -- you're sure to feel just how cool it is last? let's send it over to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. winds drop out by this evening and mild winds hold throughout the week and into the weekend. mainly sunny skies are expected with high temperatures slowly rising into the

they feel like they've been mistreated the children of roberto sanchez cried today-- as they listened to details of the night their father died. all he was trying to do was protect his 2 young sons that were there in the home with him its been nearly ten months since police shot and killed sanchez. officers went to his home in december robbery suspects. they said sanchez came out of his home carrying a gun, and refused their commands to drop it. police say he then started raise the gun - and that's when an office rshot. but investigators say the body camera - malfunctioned. always, absolutely, it's better to have that footage to provide that testimony for additional evidence to support what happened that night the family attorney says a couple of months before - armed robbers home. roberto got a gun after that, and the attorney says that's why he was armed that night. he says everyone is frustrated there's no video evidence to show what happened. they have to answer these questions, there's a lack of transparency here in these proceedings there's a go fundme account set up for the san

. >> krystal: a fact finding review held today. 45-year-old roberto sanchez died after being shot by officer miguel who has been with the department since 2013. the shooting happened near walnut and alexander on december 14, 2015. officers were called out to a reported robbery at a super pawn on north nellis. police say he came o home and pointed a gun at the officer home waez taken to umc where he later died. >> michelle: donald trump will stomp in henderson wednesday morning. he is scheduled to speak at the henderson pavilion. doors open at 8:30. if you would like to go, you can register for tickets but have to do so through donald trump's website. we have a link on ours, news3lv.com. >>> in an article posted saturday night by the "new york times", previous tax returns reportedly had a nearly $1 billion loss in 1995. so this was the new -- the big trump news over the weekend. they say this could have been used to offset federal taxes. the trump campaign says documents were illegally obtained while the clinton camp says the returns, quote, show how lousy a businessman he is. trump h

roberto sanchez.. came outside with a gun. the officers reportedly told sanchez numberous time to drop the weapon, but he refused-- and at some point the cops opened fire on him. the 43 year old was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. we've now heard from the people who oppose the stadium-- but today.. other community leaders will be coming together to announce their full support for the new n-f-l arena. here's a live look at the thomas and mack-- where stadium advocates will be meeting at 11 this morning. some of the speakers include-- unlv head football coach tony sanchez, former oakland raider howie long... and other representatives from caesars and the laborers union. a major setback in the investigation of that commuter train that flew off the tracks in new jersey... crashing into a transit station. why answers won't be coming any time soon-- that's straight ahead. greg adlibs weather forecast tease [cell phone vibrating] when the billionaire koch brothers call, congressman joe heck has been answering.

relatives of roberto sanchez, were at the fact finding review for the shooting that claimed his life last december. the officers involved may not face any charges. investigators say cops were trying to arrest three people he came out with a gun. but the attorney for the family says the man had no idea what was going on. 22:37:09:03 cal potter, family attorney his family had been a victim of an armed home invasion, so the normal thing not comply when they told him to drop his weapon. it could still take a few more weeks until the d-a makes a involved. new details on the second fatal officer involved shooting in los angeles from this weekend. police there are now revealing the gun recovered at the scene was a fake weapon... but the orange tip had been colored in black.. so it looked like a real handgun. the police department says the officers opened fire after the man pointed the gun at them. the police chief also said the body camera video confirmed that story. a henderson community says they feel much safer this morning-- now that squatters... is just a pile of dirt. in august, peopl

roberto sanchez.. came outside with numberous times to drop his gun. he refused-- the cops opened fire on him. the 43 year old was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. in the race for the white house... libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson is still struggling to name his favorite world leader. (fredricka whitfield, cnn host): "people are starting to question your qualifications, especially after that aleppo moment and then you being unable to mention a foreign leader, so you've had time to sleep over it, think it over." (gary johnson, libertarian presidential nominee): "a foreign leader that i admire,! and anchor talk over each other)." (gary johnson, libertarian presidential nominee): "i still can't come up with one." senator bernie sanders is now criticizing johnson. he wants his supporters to know that johnson has a conservative record... the opposite of what the bernie movement stands for. new warnings right now over a potential cyber threat that could affect the election. now we're learning that election officials in 21

sÁnchez abandonaron el recinto en completo hermetismo. con imÁgenes de gerardo vÁsquez, televisa espectáculos, roberto maÑÓn.lo vega". david martÍnez, televisa espectÁculos. addis: en efecto, se nos fue la "seÑora presidenta". esta obra que vi al inicio, cuando era una niÑa, y es el siguiente temporada ya era una obra de culto. amigos, cuando estuve participando en esta obra, "el tenorio", yo veÍa a los tres hijos de gonzalo vega en la obra. eran unos chiquillos jugando tras el telÓn, siempre cuidados por su papÁ. salÍa de una escena a ver cÓmo estaban sus niÑos, regresaba y siempre se llevaba las ovaciones. no habÍa anoche que gonzalo vega no se llevara las ovaciones del pÚblico. francisca: y la reacciÓn de todos los artistas hablan del gran ser humano que era. de hecho, la productora de "seÑora presidenta", la seÑora frida vallejo, dijo que en una ocasiÓn le dio gracias a gonzalo por el esfuerzo que hacÍa de sobreponerse a su enfermedad, y que Él le dijo: "frida, yo soy un toro bravo". es como su familia quiere que se recuerde. descanse en paz, gonzalo vega. addis: gracias, maestro. alejandro: gracias, muc