a series of violent crimes rocks a northeast reno neighborhood. how police and city leaders are addressing the recent shooting deaths of two teens. and the world listened as president obama delivered his final state of the union address. >> priority number one is protectth the american people and going after terrorists. >> what americans can take away from the president's speech tonight. it's history in the making with the largest lottery prize up for grabs. while a big payday may seem like a treatment come true, for some it's been a nightmare.

handle a large lump of -- crash. good evening. thank you for joining us for this special edition of prime time. after a string of deadly violence camed the lives of two people -- claimed the lives of two people, the community is coming to. the community met talked about forming a neighborhood watch program and what the city and police are doing to keep them safe. here's the details. >> reporter: in december alone three separate shootings happened in or around the pat baker park area. two teens were killed by gunfire. tonight, police chief jason soto and councilman delgado met with the community and said they are adding more lightand

area. we can expect those changes in the next few months. neighbors spoke about taking ownership of this neighborhood, including the family of myra rodriquez killed in a drive-by shooting down the street. >> we want people to speak up. at the end of the day, we do know they are concerned because of their safety, for their safety, but we're wanting to get justice for our sister. she meant so much to us. >> reporter: the rodriguez family is urging the communethy tonight to take spons -- community tonight to take responsibility and if they have any information 0 on rodriguez's murder, they are number. in other news, for the final time as commander-in- chief, president obama delivered his state of the speaking on capitol hill tonight, the president urged americans to reject the

rocked this year's presidential campaign in his words. he upped people to come together to -- urged people to come together to build a nation that's optimistic. >> if you doubt america's commitment or mine to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. [ cheers and applause ] >> ask the leader of al qaeda in yemen taken out last year for the perpetrateert of the benghazi attacks who sits in a prison cell. when you come after americans, we go after you. it may take time, but we have long memories and our reach has no limits. >> the president also urged americans not to alienate minorities or resist social change. in tomorrow. hour. madison has our first look at the forecast. and the changes that are madison?

take a look. 36 degrees for reno with the winds out of the south at about 3 miles per hour and mostly cloudy skies and we're going to continue to see that cloud cover but first, here is a look at current temperatures across the region. another very cold night in eastern nevada. 8 degrees in elko. 4 in eureka and then fallon in the upper 20s. but those temperatures will continue to cool off especially in eastern nevada tonight. on satellite and radar we're watching this winter storm begin to hit northern california and by early tomorrow morning, it's going to hit the sierra, turn to snow and spill over into far western nevada. >> we have a winter weather advisory that will take effect at 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and remain in effect until 7:00 tomorrow evening and that is for the sierra and parts of far western nevada. and we are looking at some snowfall, not the biggest storm we've seen but here is a look at some of those snow totals tomorrow. for the western northbound valleys 0 to 1 inches.

snow at no accumulation. the sierra looking to see the most with this storm. anywhere from 6 to 12 inches. would we'll -- we'll take a much closer look at this storm system and when it is expected to the hit area. back to you. >> thank you. john kasich stopped in reno as part of his national campaign tour. the ohio governor touched on the country's current budget issue and told supporters that because he was able to balance ohio 'budget as governor, he says he can do the same thing for america. the gop candidate also covered president obama's recent executive order and he said he felt the president had overstepped his bounds. he also questioned obama's plan to close down guantanamo bay. >> the fact he's closing down guantanamo bay, i don't think we should shut it down. i don't then under what -- understand what this is about. >> this comes a few days before he's scheduled to debate in south carolina.

republicans who qualified for the main stage event on thursday. a navy pilot was forced to eject from his plane before it crashed in northern nevada this morning of it happened around 8:30 in a remote mountain area, about 90 miles east of reno. officials at the naval air station in fallon say rescue crews recovered the pilot after the fa-18-a hornet went down. the pilot, who is not identifieds is being evaluated for injuries at a hospital. navy said a safety investigation is planned to determine the cause of the crash. on tonight's crime watch, a second arrest has been made in a 12-year-old homicide cold case. the humboldt county sheriff's office and the mojave county sheriff's office have arrested this man, james allen melendez. he's charged with being an accessory to open murder and conspiracy to hide evidence in the murder of james erwin.

last week in the 2003 death of her husband because of new evidence and interviews. all right, happening no next -- the public utilities commission is holding its first public hearing since cutting customers. this allows customers to earn credit for the surplus electricity they provide. it also lowers electric bills to offset the cost of rooftop panels. january 1st. tomorrow officials are voting on a motion to delay the new rules. if you would like your voice to be heard, the hearing is tomorrow at 9:30 at at puc office on williams street. it may be lottery fever like no other with the powerball reaching a record $1.5 billion today. the next drawing will be held tomorrow and while a big payday may seem like a dream come true, it's a lot of money, it can also be a nightmare. our reporter spoke with a

what they say is the best way to handle a large sum of cash in case you win. >> reporter: not only do many lottery winners have to deal with handouts but in some cases it's much worse. if you are lucky enough to win, be prepared. >> most lottery winners say i don't wish this on my worst enemy. >> reporter: john sanchez is a financial adviser. he knows how easy lottery winners can go from riches to rags in the blink of an eye. >> i wanted to help out every friend or relative and before i knew it i had no friends or relatives after i gave them the money. no kidding. just because you win a big chunk of money, doesn't make you a expert. i've seen people want to get into business and within a matter of years they are out of

>> reporter: a man won $32 million and then committed suicide after being harassed for money by friends and >> i couldn't give them the money that i wanted and here i am bankrupt. >> reporter: right now, your chances of winning powerball jackpot are 1 in 292 million. you are more likely to be killed by an asteroid strike or become president of the united states but if you are the lucky first? >> well, obviously, i would go into early retirement. help fight isis. >> buy a house. >> reporter: not so fast, sanchez says hire a team of experts. >> hire the best accountant you can, the best financial planner that you can. >> reporter: next, pay your taxes. >> now you have a net amount of money. >> at that point that's when you will sit down with a financial vizzer and say these are my goals. what can we do to improve my life and implement the plan. >> reporter: before you go

sitting back three to six months. >> don't do anything. your mind is going so 90 miles an hour. i want to buy this, help this person. don't do anything. if you don't trust yourself, put the money in an escrow account. let it sit there where you can't get your hands on it. >> reporter: he says you can set up a foundation or nonprofit so you have a board of directors decide who gets what money, including to charities. the next drawing is tomorrow night. you can expect lines to stay like this until then. reporting i'm jamie haden, news 4. >> a lot to think about. thank you. still ahead, the washoe county school board has approved a settlement after finding itself in hot water over the open meeting law. the penalty board members will face for violating that law. madison. and rain, snow and high winds will hit the area early tomorrow morning.

to fall and and welcome back. the washoe county school board has approved a settlement regarding an open meeting law violation. the board violated the law in march when they voted to appoint tracy davis without putting that i tell on the agenda first -- i tell on the agenda first. the fine is $700. they won't have to pay it as long as they don't commit more violations within the next year. all right. if have you seen more potholes popping up, city officials say this can happen because of the told weather and the way the roads were sealed about three years heag. workers put down a microseal

preserve the road conditions and officials say the treatment was ineffective because the seal was placed on an older asphalt surface. >> we are trying to a rubberized asphalt with aggra gat in it. >> crews are constantly imimproving those potholes. we'll have slushy conditions along with those potholes. a little challenge for drivers out there the next few days. we check in with madison for another on what's coming with the next storm. out there. 45 degrees. tomorrow we're looking to hit 46 degrees. a very warm system making its way into tomorrow. we'll see a lot more wayne than snow but it will kind of go back and forth as the temperatures rise into the afternoon and then trop into -- drop into the evening.

with the wind out of the south at 3 miles an hour. cloudy conditions. it will stay that way for the rest of your seven-day forecast. around the area right now, the lower 40s in truckee. that is actually -- we have valley inversion. some of the lake area is warmer than the valleys and that is due to the high pressure that we've seen but we do have that winter storm making its way in. wind will pick up, push out that bad air, we've had reduced air quality as well. this shm will clean us out we're looking to see rain and snow. the winter weather advisory takes effect at 1:00 a.m. in the sierra and parts of nevada remain in effect. we could see 3 to 8 inches of snow above 5500 feet. we're going to see that cloud cover and then early tomorrow morning by 1:00 a.m. we start to see a little bit of snow in the sierra and then by 7:00 a.m., we really have that moderate snowfall all along the sierra and then eventually spilling over into far western nevada.

snow depending upon the time of day. tomorrow morning we'll see that slushy stuff. and then as the afternoon hits we'll start to see more rain than anything else. on future cast we're also concerned about the winds tomorrow. high-profile vehicles through washoe valley are not gonna have an easy time. probably not going to be allowed to drive through the area. we have gusts it through the valleys at about 30, 40 miles per hour with ridge gusts up to 80 to 100 miles per hour. so very high winds with this storm system moving in but that's going to help us out with the reduced air quality over the last few days. in reno and sparks, down to 36. mostly cloudy skies. we could see the rain after about 4:00 and the winds at about 5, 10 miles an hour before they pick up and start to gust upwards to 30 miles an hour with that mix of rain hand snow. our daytime high for reno and sparks up to 46 degrees. eastern nevada also has a chance for snowshowers with daytime highs in the upper 30s to the lower 40s and overnight lows in the teens and 20s. some places in the single digits.

freezing mark and then reaching the lower 50s. we're looking to see more rain for the fallon and hawthorne areas tomorrow. carson city, 34 tonight and then up to 43 tomorrow. a myth of snow and rain and -- mix of snow and rain and gusty conditions. at lake level we can start to talk about accumulation of snow. about 2, 4 inches. gusty conditions and the daytime highs in the mid- to upper 30s with south lake tahoe topping out at 38. up north, more warm daytime highs, in the mid- to upper 40s there. a lot of rain there and then on the valley we're overnight lows in the 30s and the highs in the 40s. we are is the extended forecast. there is a chance for precipitation every single day on this seven-day forecast for you. majority of that snow will be hitting around the lake. as you can see, these daytime highs are a lot warmer with the system. upper 30s to lower 40s. that gives us the slushy stuff we've been talking about. it depends upon the time of

friday is the next big one we'll be talking about. in. we have it all. thank you. all right, an update on the oakland. will they or won't they relocate to los angeles?

well, raider fans, listen up. it seems as if the squad will remain in oakland. the team officially withdrew the request to relocate to los angeles. earlier today, the six-owner relocation committee recommended a joint initiative between the raiders and chargers. that would see the club share a $1.7 billion stadium in carson, california. however, the proposal didn't receive the 24 of 32 votes

so the club did reach agreement, though, on the st. louis rams. in working with tandem to the chargers to locate to inglewood, california. it's unclear where the team will play with the proposed stadium still a few years away from competition. it was announced that joe wei ddland has been traded to the raiders. the 25-year-old pitcher spent most of the last season with trip-a oklahoma city going 10-5 in 22 games. he also made two starts for the domers with an era of 8.31. today's trade leaves the dodgers with 39 players 0en their roster. and wolf pac ended the weekend with a win against air force academy. currently, the pack is sitting

but in conference pray the team is even with a-2 record. from here on out the schedule gets more difficult. the head coach says it's hard to come in and try to turn a program around but he's happy with how the team has played so far. >> we're undermanned and undersized. there's a lot of deficiencies that we have from a roster standpoint right now. when up got a lot of guys sitting out on scholarships, that puts you behind than when you have a player quit. i think our guys are doing phenomenal. i really do. i think they've exceeded expectations throughout the country from where people thought they would be right now. we're really proud of what they've done and we understand that every game in the mountain west is hard. so to win another game is gonna be hard for us. >> well, he's right about that. tomorrow the pack take on boise state. the biggest challenge at home this season.

including a perfect 3-0 in conference. last win over fresno state, a team that throttled the pack last week in the central valley. tipoff tomorrow at 7:00. and the big horns are doing well. not only are they leading the pacific give describes by 3 1/2 games, they have the league's second leading scorer on the team. eric green was acquired from the nba earlier this season and has been the horns' most productive player. he says his stats are a reflection of how his team trusts him. >> they've seen me play last year in the league and having my experience -- they give knee the ball at crunch time. my mom always said big tame players make big-time plays. i look forward to moments like that. it's always good when you hit the shot and you look at the other team's bench and see everyone go down. >> you can catch green from

host the vipers. tipoff is at 7:00. >> nice when the guys have lessons that they learn from their mom. >> i loved when he told me that. taking advice from her. good. >> thank you. thank you. all right. more basketball news to talk about tonight. the harlem globetrotters are touring and making a stop in reno. they played their game celebrating their 90th anniversary. an exciting tour for them and ryan kern got a chance to shoot hoops on the court with the pros. did he hold his own? well, let's take a look and see. there it goes. not quite. he was going from three-point range. that was an air ball. ryan had a couple of other opportunities and did much better on those basket. there was a big crowd. that's kind of nerve wracking to be playing with the globetrotters with a big crowd on the court.

trotters always put on a good show. >> totally nerve-racking. snuck out for a quick dinner break. you did it last year. >> i did it it's not only you. >> he got the last one. >> that's exactly what i did. that's gonna wrap it up for our prime time show. thanks for tuning in.