she remembers was waking up in the ambulance. she wants answers now and justice. >> four facial fractures and two black eyes and a broken nose, she spent 3 days in the hospital after being beaten by a group of strangers. >> i never had a broken bone and now i've got all 3. >> 3 men started a fight when they left the tanern around 3:00 a.m. this instagram shows one part of the fight as her boyfriend around the group push and shove. somehow, she bore the brunt of the blows. >> i'm not confrontational so anything i could have said, or done, shouldn't have led to this.

>> what happened, just a verbal fight or some egotistical argument between the guys and i stepped in the way, i don't know how it came to be this violent. >> they don't recall how the fight started, michael is a friend of the couples and he started a social media campaign urging witnesses to come forward. >> four guys beating up a guy over an argument, not okay. knocking his girlfriend down, kicking her while she's down, no man should put his hands on a female. >> he wants to make sure police have the information to piece together what happened that night. >> whoever did this is, we're going to find justice, it's not fair. >> the couple is asking for anyone who was near the area to come forward and report any

police department. back to you joe. >> we hope she has a full recovery. more on the pat baker shooting and the teen boy beating shot in the head. the victim whose name isn't being released was shot after a fight by a 15-year-old. the 16-year-old boy died due to his injuries over the weekend. >> the 15-year-old has been arrested and charged with murder. district attorney said before a law went into affect anyone from the able to 8-17 charged with murder or attempted murder was tried as an adult. now, anyone aged 13-16 is under the juvenile court jurisdiction but he can file a motion to try

>> this is the first one under the new law. in these murders, attempted murders, very serious crimes, don't come along often. >> a court hearing isn't set but a motion to try the suspect as an adult has been filed with the court. >> pyramid lake officers are searching for 2 california fisherman last heard from friday fishing in pyramid lake, they'll continue the search at daylight but they need the public's help help on the missing men. >> anyone with information pertaining to the fisherman is asked to call the fire and rescue team. 560-4417 and again that search will continue tomorrow morning. time to check on the

hours could bring another storm. we check in with madison. >> good evening, things are quiet for far western nevada but if you look at the california coast they're getting hit with rainfall and this storm system will hit the sierra as snow and then spill over to western nevada by t tomorrow. we could see 1-4 inches of snow on the valley floors and more above 5,000 feet and really the foothills are going to get hit hard but the possibility of seeing issues on our roadways as well. the winter storm warning, that pink, that takes effect or excuse me is in effect as of now and will remain until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. we can see 10-16 inches possible. ski resorts get that snow that

reno is 31 right now and relative humidity at 76%. here's a quick look across northern nevada. it's in to the 30s and we'll take a closer look at this storm system and how the rest of your 7-day forecast is shaping up in just a if you minutes. and staying with weather, nevada's first snow survey is in and the numbers are encouraging after four years of drought. this morning hydrologists measured 54 inches of snow depth, which equals water content. they make our snowpack 110% of normal, a year ago snowpack was half of what it is now, just 60% of normal. however, they say we need more

>> like last year we ran out of the water early and that's why the river was down to historic lows given the time of year early in the summer, so farmers were forced to shut off and the municipal supply was taxed. >> they said most of our region's precipitation comes between october and march. if there's not a good snowpack by april 1st, water supplies will be short again this year. and sticking with local news, a police involved shoot that go occurred today on a busy california freeway, forced all lanes to be shut down. he led the police on a wild chase on the golden state freeway, he's wanted for murder and carjacking and robbery in two separate california areas. he was shot and wounded as he

many cars were stuck on the freeway and have been for hours as they continue to conduct a manhunt for him. and switching gears to a pressing national issue. officials are hearing that president obama had a sense of urgency for the list of steps he can take after the high- profile incidents of gun violence. those in favor of owning a gun have been speaking out against this executive decision and pro- gun groups say say stricter laws don't keep crime from happening. >> it violates what america stands for, that means criminals have the guns. the ones willing to violate the laws. that's why they're criminals. more laws doesn't mean a safer place to live.

announced a series of steps aimed the curbing gun violence including expanding background checks and have a federal license. in addition fbi will hire more examiners to help the background checks and modernize it and also a dealershipk the gun is responsible for reporting to police if it is lost or stolen in transit. >> it won't prevent mass shootings or keep the guns out of the hands of the criminals, it will potentially save lives. the president will be holding a televised town hall outside of the nation's capital.

make a campaign stop in northern nevada this weekend. he's holding his campaign rally at the reno ballroom downtown. and the event will kickoff at 1:00. tickets, go to trump reno event bright.com. >> . >> my uncle and cousin are the farthest thing from domestic terrorists. >> how would you like to be ordered back to jail serving a sentence already? >> rain is hitting the california coast as we speak.

welcome back, the oregon father and son ranchers convicted for setting fire to federal grazing land in 2012 have been ordered back to prison. they served short prison sentences for setting fires on federal property. they were ordered to return to prison for four years because the judge said the time they served didn't meet the minimum setting laws and that has sparked outrage from armed protesters. >> they said they'd seek clemency from president obama. >> a sea rescue off norway happened after a fishing

these scenes captured by the coast guard as they pulled 5 crew members safely from the sinking boat. a rescue helicopter hovered over the site as they were raised up and all 5 were plucked from the ocean. the boat's captain isn't sure what happened but suspects it got a net caught in the propeller. and with that let's check in with madison and let's check on a new storm. >> all right so we've got pretty quiet conditions for far western nevada but seeing heavy rainfall hitting the california coast and eventually that storm system is going to hit the sierra overnight tonight so we'll be waking up to some snow flurries an and commuter problems. we have a winter weather

sierra and some snow on the valley floors an 2-5 inches above 5,000 feet and a winter warning, and that's 12-16 inches possible above 6,000 feet. >> outside, we're sitting at 31 degrees and we've dropped below freezing and no winds and relative humidity and 76%. daytime high was 38 degrees and that's below average but we are getting closer to where we should be the morning low is below average as well. and around the area, we have dropped down to the 20s and south lake tahoe sitting right at that freezing mark and we'll continue to cool down and

pressure system pushing through northern california and then northern nevada. we're going to start to see heavy snowfall and then the passes will see issues so check road conditions and that snow will spill into far western nevada and scattered snow and a mix of rain throughout the day across northern nevada. tonight, down to 30 degrees, and cloudy skies and then showers after midnight with light winds. tomorrow, 40 degrees with snow showers and 1-4 inches and most of the snow in the foothills. and in eastern nevada, scattered showers and in the mid 30s. and then warmer here in the

as we head to carson city, it's different. 2-4-inch of snow possible for carson city with that daytime high looking to reach 39 degrees. around the lakes, winds pick up and 3-7 inches and wind gusts. and that's a ridge gust with this storm system. up north a mix of rain and snow with these highs, and with winds out of the southeast at 5- 10 miles per hour and on the valley floor it's the upper 20s and then tomorrow daytime highs the upper 30s to lower 40s, so that's giving us a chance for rain and snow. and again that possibility of 1- 4 inches in the foothills and they'll be impacted. >> extended forecast, going to see these showers, or these storms, lingering throughout the week and looking at reno

storms and then a break on friday. good news for the region. >> it just keeps getting better after the snowpack survey. >> thanks, madison. well turning to tomorrow's news, harry reid is on hand to hold a news conference to announce the truckee river operating agreement. it hopes to meet the needs of the many different groups which rely on the truckee water. it will be at 11:00 tomorrow morning at the sienna hotel in reno. >> and the winter break youth basketball camp is tomorrow night, it's for boys and girls ages 6-17, people looking to register have until midnight tonight and it kicks off at 1:00 tomorrow.

you likely have seen the arizona bowl trophy that nevada brought back, but how was it made?

an interesting look at the man golden state warriors has been no secret for their wild ride. rightfully so, one of his teammates is making strides. warriors take on the hornets

game, he posted a triple double. 13 points, 15 boards and 10 assists. and this team continues to be an absolute juggernaut. the basketball team hits the road to take on the bulldogs on wednesday, and they are 1- 1 and beat un lv and fell to new mexico, tip off at 7:00. you can watch it online. >> 49ers abyssal season came to an end with a meaningless over time win over the rams. they announced the firing of the head coach, he never had a chance to succeed. but he took the action after the season and one day later the owner addressed why.

this team improve from the beginning of the season and that's what led to this decision. i wish jimmy and julie and their kids the best moving forward and where he ends up, they should know they're getting a heck of a person and football coach. >> one surprise was he'll keep his job despite his-- and for those of who you what want to see new owners. he said my family was on the team and they'll on this team after i'm gone. >> and in terms who is next including chip kelly and others. many while things aren't

quarterback, he has a attorney ligament and will undergo surgery. very interesting off series for the 49ers, they'll have to decide whether to keep him and the 11.9 million-dollar price card he's due. >> over the weekend, one of our operators, bob was watching the nevada celebration from the arizona bowl. and he asked me if it was made of plastic? >> it's quite a piece of art and it's made of blown glass in tucson. >> i'm tom and i'm the owner of the glass gallery in studios and i'm the designer and the artist behind the trophy for the arizona bowl.

and created with my team here in tucson, arizona. the committee came over and they were looking at my work and the different things i do and somebody said can you make this into a football shape, and i said you bet you. >> we cook it for 8 hours at over 2,000 degrees. so once it's been cooked we can use it, this glass is formulated to be used with lots of color and you'll notice in the trophy we have absence of color, but that's by design. this piece was one of 3 that we made to get this one. so this is the best one, and it will be mounted on a plaque that has the emblem and the

we've been in downtown tucson for 40 years and i moved here from chicago and it's a hotbed for the glass arts all over the country and world. i'm proud to be representing tucson because my competition is probably waterford crystal. this is the most unique trophy that i've ever witnesses that i've been looking at bowl games. >> beautiful piece an heavier

it's going to welcome back, a racy prototype in las vegas, here's it's like a bat mobile and a real porsche. now we now what the future is all about and what they plan to build in las vegas. >> looking snowy for tomorrow.

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