done? and highway crews moved this huge boulder on highway 50. >> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> you're watching news 4 at 11:00, op your side, in high definition. >> and good evening, thanks for joining us tops we have a winner, that's the big news, at least three ticketed matches the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot. now, again, three tickets have been sold, the first was sold at 7 len in chino hills, the ap says the eye departments at the of the winners is not known, no one has comment forward, the odds to -- come forward, the odds were one in 292 million, and had no one matched, officials say the next jackpot

but three winning tickets soles, and here are the winning numbers if you want to check your ticket : nevada's public utilities commission is under fire. they refused to implement a rate change for solar customers. critics argue sole later is no longer affordability. argue solar is no longer affordable. it came after-hours of testimony from angry people? >> reporter: the three member panel listened to hours of testimony somering solar, and even thousands of protestors gathered outside the office in las vegas, but in the end, the panel was not swayed. they voted to deny a stay,

place. >> solar costs protested the digs -- protestors, customers protested the decision. >> every day people, a retiree talked 33 neighbors into going solar, they athe decision is raising biggs significantly, making the return on their investment impossible to recoup. >> it's just not right. >> the digs would raise the flat rate and net metering rates. that is the electricity generated by customers that they don't use and sell back. >> they broke the contracts, they never let us know solar has

i don't blame solar city. they have 18 states that they can do energy with. >> reporter: already, big players like solar city, and sun run no longer doing business in the silver state. laying off hundreds of workers. governor sands value called that a bullying tactic. he issued a statement, saying he supports solar, but tremendous al consumers are subsidizing -- tradition at consumers are subbase siding others. it's possible we won't be hearing the end of this battle soon, since the poc did not remember the rate change today. the solar industry may take this fight to court.

we check with madison, and she has the first look at the forecast tonight, madison? >> it's fairly quiet tonight, we're seeing a little of activity in eastern nevada, but in reno, cloudy skies, and 36 degrees, those winds from the north at about 10 miles per hour, and relative humidity at 67%. now, across the region, we're cooling off quickly in eastern nevada, down to 18, and eli. fallon at 37. on satellite and radar, we are watching the first of many systems exit out of heading east tonight, and then we are looking to see more snow in the sierra tomorrow, and possibly rain on the valley floors. we'll have a look at the storm track and where to supreme court court -- expect the snow and rain. a huge boulder that was blocking part of highway 50 is no more.

road near the community of.can of.kivers. the patrol says one car was damaged, when the boulder fell originally, but no injuries were reported. we've seen a lot of snow in the area, but early snow is not always good for river flow, the key is rain that bullets up the snow pack, but the truckee is only flow at 15 percent. we sat down with the water master who get a better understanding how far below the rim we are. >> right now, we are 164,000-acre feet below the rim, so we would have to have enough water to either cover 164,000 football fields, one foot deep, or one fields 164,000 feet deep.

a lot of wet weather in the forecast, as we heard from madison, which is what the water master has ordered. third person is behind bars in connection with the shooting death of a carson city teen. the sheriff's detectives say reed kenendor fired a shot at grant watkins. they say it was in an effort to rob him of marijuana that he was trying to sell. he is being held without bail. two teenage brothers have been arrested who you see here, they were booked on charges of principles to murder, and maintaining a drug house. authorities say they are likely to make more arrests related to this case. a juvenile is behind bars after the suspect burglarized allegedly a residential home. the deputies say a golden valley homeowner called the police after seeing their house was ransacked and the male suspect

after a brief fight, the suspect fled the scene. the deputies captured the suspect, after finds his whereabouts and the suspect is held at the juvenile detention facility. anyone with more information on the burglary is asked to call the washoe sheriff's office, and that number is in blue at the bottom of your screen. a reno man has been competent to stand trial. he was accused of stabbing his wife to death in a domestic fight in november of 2014. officials say on tuesday, pancake was found capable of stabbing trial after his public defender questioned his competency. the city of reno has

cochran as the chief of the reno fire department. he has been working as the acting chief. he was recommended for the permanent position back in december. he has a clear vision, he says, of what he wants to accomplish as chief. he has more than 17 years of experience with the reno fire department, and he worked his way up through the ranks, starting out as a firefighter. hillary clinton made reno an example of what the criminal justice system should look like. in iowa, she suffered the drug addicts suffering from mental illness should be helped in reno. cross roads program helps them start new lives. the sheriff's office and joint forces did that five years ago to start this program. >> if you send them through treatment, or they come out of jail sober, they go back in the

it's just a vicious cycle, we're trying to break that. >> and this program safely the taxpayers a lot of money, it costs more than $100 to sends someone to jail per day, where it costs $19 a day to send them to cross roads. demolition project on pyramid and mccarron has started a week earlier than expected. several houses near nelson a caster way have opinion demolished, and next to be taken down will the lutheran church and several businesses. those billings will be demolished -- buildings will be demolished in mid-february it will add a through lane to pyramid in each direction, and other needed improvements. nevada is among the top ten states where a lot of people are moving to. it ranks 7th on the van lines

thirds most popular state people are moving to in the west, behind number one oregon, and ahead of idaho. the top reason? jobs, 40% of people say it's for employment, and 32% are choosing nevada for retirement. other reasons, include the climate, recreational opportunities, hike skiing, and -- like skiing, and low cost of living. >> i think there's a lot of opportunities, it's a good place to get started, and it keeps growing, so the opportunities keep growing. >> and that local moving company ownership says his business has grown 20%. we have the strongest most durable economy in the road.

to talk about his most popular points of last night's final state of the union address. >> and we're already tracking that next storm expected to hit

a closer hook at welcome back, several explosions went off in the center of the jakarta, 7 deaths, including for gunman have been reported. they aired what it was amateur video of what was different

witnesses reported as many as 6 bombs going off and three dead bodies. police say they expected a suicide -- suspected a suicide bomber was responsible. the day after president obama's final state of the union address, the president took his message on the road before delivering his speech op the campus of the university of nebraska. the president reiterated some of his points from the state of the union speech, and the strength he says of the american economy. and the president wept on to reminds people where the economy was 7 years ago. the 27th annual human services network is to honor --

and $50 for non-members. those wishing to see some of the most helpful, local humanitarians, that's tomorrow around 89:00. right now, back to madison, to find out what's going on with the weather and what to expect tomorrow. >> we have some activity on live doppler, isolated showers tonight, but far western nevada looking clear and will remain that way, other than cloud cover moving in tomorrow morning, and eventually we will see snow hit the sierra, i'll show you that in a second. we're sitting at 36 degrees, winds from the north at 10 miles per hour, and relative humidity at 67% tonight. with partly cloudy skies. the almanac showing the daytime high reaching 50, and we are going to continue to see warmer daytime highs, with the next few winter storm systems so it's going to be rain on the valley

we're watching first of many systems tonight, and tomorrow, looking at another chance for snow in the region, so as we put futurecast in motion, far western nevada shows increasing clouds, but early tomorrow morning, through 11:00 a.m., and by the early afternoon and early evening, we have snow, hitting the sierra, and we have snow making its way through eastern nevada, so kinds of skipping over the reno sparks valley floor. reno and sparks, expected to get down to 27 gross, mostly cloud -- degrees, mostly loud did i skies, and that is slightly above average for this time of year, with the winds from the southwest at about 5-10. tomorrow, we're looking to hit 45, which is right on track for the average, with mostly cloudy skies, and we're going to see the showers make their way in the evening hours, and hopefully, spilling over from the sierra.

in eastern nevada tomorrow with daytime heights in the 30s across the board, eureka topping out at 31. in fallon, down to 24 degrees tonight, and topping out at 45 tomorrow, we'll see partly cloudy skies, and if we do see any precipitation, it's going to be rain in the evening. carson city, down to 26, and up to 44 tomorrow, and we're seeing some warmer daytime highs, hawthorne and bishop reaching the lower 50s. cool around the lake in the teens and 20s, and topping out in the mid- to upper 30s, with south lake tahoe reaching 40. up north, we have a chance for rain and snow, especially for susanville, 39 degrees tomorrow. on the valley floor, going to see the overnight lows in the mid-20s for the most part, 26 in verdi, and highs in the lower to mid-40s.

you can see we have quite a bit of activity, we have a chance for rain or snow, every single day! this week, all the way through next wednesday, and biggest storm will make its way in tomorrow will be on saturday, with a 90% chance there, and also increasing for reno and carson city on saturday, but looking to see rain this weekend. you can see the daytime highs warmer than what we've seen.

team is hooking to something had to give, the nevada men's basketball went into the night a perfect 6-0. wolfpack and broncos off the run, drew, leaves it for the senior, coleman, dunks it, packing down just 4. later on, eric cooper, junior, the sophomore, spots for 3, knocks that down. broncos lead is 11. fast forward to the second half. nevada had a run. one handed hammer, and he would step us as he does late. coleman with 17 point, pack would pull within 3, but could get over the top.

more from the event center. >> reporter: box score may show a 7 point defeat, but this is one of the most emotional games, they leave this building feeling like they could beat them, but they didn't shoot the basketball well enough, just 33% from the floor in the first half. nevada had too many droughts and could not keep up with the broncos team. >> i thought our guys battled, scrapped, competed, we came up short, we were a poor shooting team, we be 5-20 from 3 point land, and it continues to haunt us so we will go back to work tomorrow, and shoot 1003s, or whatever we need to do. >> we don't like losing, i don't like losing, i don't think anybody in the locker room likes losing. so we have to do a better job of not letting that happen.

back, and, know, smack on wyoming, and next time, we see boise state, we want revenge. that's the best part about it. we'll have our chance to get revenge. >> reporter: so a fired up coach, and this team felt like they could have done more, but will have to learn to keep growing as the wolfpack team rebounds after this one. we'll send it back to you. >> the pacman will take a trip to lay me to fight the -- layer me to fight the keim cowboys. laramie to fight the cowboys. pack dropped to 2-14 on the season. with the loss, reno big horns

the last six. reno hosting its rio grand vipers, this is eric green from downtown. great look inside to hunter. 2 of his 21, reno up by a half dozen, but it's eric green firing from outside, once again, team high 22 points, reno runs them out. bucs in town, talk about a great dish. he is fouled. in 22 minutes on the floor. he hits 6-11 on his way to 15 points. and 5 assists. 106-101.

final 40 seconds golden state down by 5. steph curry, warriors down a bucket. curry looses the handle, and denver, he is human! denver wins the game. golden state -- >> you don't see that happen very often. >> no, i would imagine whoever golden states plays next will come out firing. >> watch out, whoever that is.

this is jody is a recovering alcoholic who wanted to do something to pay back the town that helped her with recovery. southwest circle cafe, a place for people to pay what they can to eat. if they don't have money, they can eat for free. she is working with one world, an organization opening cafes with the same motto and philosophy. >> you can pay that suggested price, or if you don't have that

you don't have anything, we're going to serve you anyway. but what we ask is you volunteer after you eat. whether you volunteer here at the cafe, or for another service organization in town. >> sounds like a good program. the rotary club will offer a certain amount of meals month