you see the man leave-- and soriano follows him. that's when officers say soriano shot the man 5 times. police got to the scene, and when soriano started shooting at cops... afghanistan, and was honorably discharged. the shooting review is scheduled for 9 this morning at the clark county chambers. breaking right now... donald trump aide kellyanne conway says trump's administration will not be pursuing charges against hillary clinton.... this is breaking trump's campaign promise that he would throw clinton in jail... it's in regards to her email scandal and the clinton foundation... we want to warn you about a holiday shoppers. thieves are using fake shopping apps... to steal your personal information. "can you tell which one is the real one?" "i would just base it off their logos." i-t expert curt miller says that's what crooks are hoping for. right now there's a huge surge in fake apps for i-phones and android users. miller tells us to look for red grammar errors in the description. "the minute you are a victim of identity theft, i

soriano wants to know how many times his brother was shot. valle explains the bullet holes show he was hit two or three times in the chest. many of the murders in honduras are either directly or indirectly related to maras, gangs such as ms-13, and the 18th street gang. organized crime has dramatically increased here over the past two decades. to understand the nature of the gangs, german andino has spent the past four years visiting gang members in prison and on their home turf. this man's street name is taylor. andino draws portraits of gang members like taylor and has recently published a graphic novel about life in poor neighborhoods. he asks when the gangs came to the area. taylor replies, four years ago. andino says poverty and lack of prospects are key motivations for joining gangs. >> they pretty much don't have anything. all they have is the mara, so --. >> by joining the maras, young men are gradually transformed into dangerous criminals, extorting money from people, and yep gauging in territorial drug wars with rival gangs. >> did

soriano shoots at that man he's seen fighting with. that's your guy that's him then-- when police arrived-- investigators say he fired several shots at officers, who returned fire and killed him. officers were ambushed for this officer involved shooting but police later found out-- soriano had served our country-- saw things nobody should have to see and the army veteran-- a lot about these people involved in officer involved shootings police say it makes something like this shooting-- "is he ok?" even more difficult. it really is heartbreaking to find out there are issues involved that were possibly contributing factors to behavior 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. it's been nothing but cold showers for some valley residents who tell us they've been without hot water for months. an done anything about it. when you ask.. we investigate. plus.. pictures show the aftermath of a scare in an elementary school bathroom. "

detectives say -- efren trujillo soriano -- ambushed officers. but police later found out -- soriano was suffering from p-t-s-d from his time in the military. and strange behavior. investigators say-- soriano was found by police still on scene --taking pictures of his shooting victim. william huddler excessive force investigation team metro 15:57:55:04 i would say that it's haunting for officers to know, after the fact, that the decedent, prior to the officer involved shooting and attempted homicide, was standing right next to them, acting like a passerby 15:58:06:28 again -- this is just a preliminary determination to not criminally charge the officers. the final decision will come the next couple weeks. now to the latest on that devastating school bus accident in tennessee. we are learning more about the driver -- now under arrest -- suspected of speeding and charged with vehicular homicide. school officials say 37 children were on that bus -- 5 died at the scene. a-b-c's elizabeth hur is in chattanooga with the latest. new details outlined in

the suspect is 20-year-old luis soriano. police say the shooting happened as the two officers were on foot patrol near avalani avenue and luby drive. they walked toward a group of people who scattered when they saw the officers. they believe soriano turned as he ran, firing several shots at the officers. they were not hit by the gunfire. police say soriano is a known gang member. he's being held at santa clara county jail on two counts of attempted murder and probation violation. in the east bay. a man is fighting for his life this morning after he and his wife were injured in a car crash. a running gun battle through the streets of san leandro resulted caused that crash thursday on dowling boulevard. and elderly couple was sent to the hospital after being hit head on. officers also found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near the scene, he is currently recovering. the other man in the shootout left the scene. police do not have a clear descrpiton of him. >> marty:also in the east bay. the alameda county district attorney'

the 20 year-old luiz soriano was captured in bed thursday morning. the admitted gang member was out on parole when he tried to kill two members of the department's violent crimes enforcement team. the pair was patrolling the 1800 block in east jose sunday night when officers opened the group of men. as they approached the group scattered and officers say that soriano squared and turned his shoulders and fired two to three round. >> didn't have time to return fire it happened quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> an unbelievable close call. we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> neither officer hit or hurt and both returned to work the next day. meanwhile the department mounted a massive manhunt. officials say that officials from several key units utilized the tools of the trade in the search. >> this is another example of what lengths we as a police department will go to to ensure we have a safe environment. >> technology helps us to do our job and nothing replaces the experience of a police officer and a detective. >

soriano was suffering.... from p-t-s-d from his time.... in the military. william huddler, metro excessive force investigation team 15:58:26:22 we learn a lot about the people involved in officer involved shootings, and it is heartbreaking to find our there are issues involved that possibly could have been contributing factors to their behavior the final decision will come.... from the district attorney.... in the next couple of weeks. 13 action news is helping to bring about change after some people in a valley neighborhood called us about a dangerous road. that was six months ago.. there is still work to be done. this is what desert inn rd and theme rd looked like back in october. no signage, adequate lighting ... a street that dead ends at these barriers sot 135845 there is a lot of accidents there 135847 people living nearby say crashes were a but some say other problems have popped up. standup : this is one iof 2 stop signs that the county recently installed here in desert inn and theme rd to try to prevent accidents but as you see cars sont know where

police say they arrested this man, 20-year-old luiz soriano. he opened fire on a police officer. jesse gary has been following the story and live in the san jose newsroom with the details of the arrest. i remember the poa had offered a reward in this case. did that help? >> well, heather officials are still trying to determine the role the public played in the predawn arrest of this suspect. one thing that they will say. investigators were dogged in determination to find this shooter. >> we would have gone to the ends of the earth. >> the police team that made the arrest did not have to travel that far. 20 year-old will you luiz soriano was out on parole. the pair was patrolling in east san jose sunday night when the officers noticed a group of men. as they approached the group scattered but investigators say that soriano fired from a handgun. >> didn't have time to return fire. it happened so quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> very close. its was unbelievably close and we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> neither officer was hit or hurt and

the men scattered and that's when police say enrique soriano fired several shots.he officers were not hit. >> um, his actions were deplorable. has no business in our society. um, certainly an individual that feels it's okay to shoot a police officer is a dangerous individual that we don't want in our community. >> the police officers association had offered a $10,000 reward but lakefront police haven't said if that will be given -- but police haven't said if that's google glass to be given out. >>> although kanye west did not vote in the presidential election, west told a crowd last night in san jose that he would have voted for donald trump. >> kpix 5's kiet do on how his fans reacted. >> reporter: did you really think kanye was going to stay quiet about the election? >> for black people, stop focusing on racism! >> reporter: at a tour stop he paused the music and spoke off and on for half an hour! >> it's just a [ censored ] [ indiscernible ] we are in a racist country. >> what did you think of it? >> i love and hated it at the same time. >> reporter: long-time f

but they later found out soriano was dealing with p-t-s-d from his time in the military. william huddler, metro excessive force investigation team 15:58:26:22 we learn a lot about the people involved in officer involved shootings, and it is heartbreaking to find our there are issues involved that possibly could have been contributing factors to their behavior the district attorney will make a final decision about whether in the next couple weeks. a 13 action news update.. the f-b-i has finished its child abuse investigation involving brad pitt. a spokeswoman says no charges will be filed against the actor. the allegations were first made after an incident involving one of pitt's children on a private plane back in september. his wife, angelina jolie, filed for divorce a day later. she's seeking full custody of the couple's six children. cnn anchor brooke baldwin after he uses the n-word while they are on air. author charles kaiser was talking about president elect donald trump's chief strategist pick... when he made this bold claim about the former brietbart chief steve b

politician arrested suspected gang member 20-year-old louise enrique soriano at his home in san jose. such a close call for the officers. they had no time to return fire. today police chief eddie garcia praised his officers describing soriano as a dangerous individual who should not be out in the community. >> the san jose police department is extremely confident that we have the person responsible for this reprehensible act of violence. >> reporter: >> soriano has been charged in connection with the shooting and with violating his probation. >> turning to the trump transition, his team is starting to come together with three new positions filled today and the president-elect tweeted he's going to be working all weekend to make america great again. here's the latest. >> reporter: the day kicks off with a fleury our flurry of ann >> president-elect trump is a man of action, a number of men and women with great qualifications who have come forward to serve of this new administration and i'm just humbled to be a part of it. >> reporter: alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general,

officers with the response team arrested 0 year-old luiz soriano at his home. the admitted gang member fired multiple rounds at two gang officers as they patrol lubee avenue on sunday night. >>> didn't have time to return fire it happened so quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> very close. unbelievably close. we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> soriano is charged with two counts of attempted murder of a peace officer and violating his parole. the two officers targeted were not hit or hurt and returned to work after sunday's incident. investigators don't know what provoked it. >> an oakland officer accused of misconduct with the bay area police scandal will not be charged. reed todd utoa searched a criminal base without basis. attorney nancy o'malley announced that he would be among 7 current or former law enforcement law enforcement officers that would be charged for alleged misconduct involving jasmine abunla. a spokesperson for o'malley says they won't be pursuing charges against him. the da should not have announced the c

. >> reporter: a building inspect alfonso soriano now looking at the damage to determine when the restaurant can reopen and police have not said what may have caused the driver to lose >> anchor: veteran's day celebrations kicking off all across boston today. military members there, family and friends joining in honoring our heroes. governor baker delivering an emotional speech at two events. jonathan hall is live in boston with his salute to service. >> reporter: on a cold and blustery day in the seaport section of boston, people came to listen to the governor speak to military leaders and to pay tribute to massachusetts fallen heros. it's a time to stop and remember the men and women who serve our nation. >>> the flynn truth is our service is about love and the majority of us love what it is we do for this nation. >> anchor: at the statehouse governor baker away tears as he thought of parents who send their kids off to the military and of those who never come back. baker says we must all send a message. >>> one way be there for them. one of the last surviving member of the tuskegee airmen,

investigators say 20-year-old lewis soriano fired two to three rounds at the pair. the poa says this targeting was unprovoked, and is further proof of a cultural shift that threatens all peace officer. >> i don't understand why it's controversial to say that all lives matter. that if officers are ambushed and killed across this nation, that we need to talk about that. we need to have an outrage. >> reporter: we walked the streets in san jose, reporting the poa's message, and showing the video. here are some of the reactions we got. >> you think we need to continue awareness around the issue that is both sides. >> you shouldn't just be targeting police officers, because a small percentage of them, you know, don't act right. >> reporter: we saw these responses. people are tired of being harassed, profiled, incarcerated and shot. just because you're a police officer does not give you the right to violate people's rights. this is a national story. vicky aguilar writes, not just one segment of this population matters over another. all lives do matter. i like this message

let's bring in the managing partner at the soriano group. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you.lot of controversy after president-elect trump talked about keeping ford and taking credit for the ford plant staying in kentucky. and now he's talking about trying to keep carrier air in indiana, something he campaigned heavily on. they were one of the companies he used to talk about on the stump. how much can the president-elect really do about this?y good move for a president to start approaching the ceos, the chairmens and the boards in all these different companies, because they mean a lot. whether they're going to go that direction depends. but we do know that his infrastructural plan has to do with rebuilding the u.s., and these are companies that play a very strong role in that plan. leland: but what can a president-elect offersome other than calling up and saying, all right, mr. ceo, i really want you to stay in america. the laws are the laws, at least right now the tax structure is the tax structure. other than saying i'm going to go after you on twitter, what carrots does he