evening and thank you for joining us. topping our news tonight, a 16- year-old boy from sparks has been sentenced to 30 years for fatally stabbing his neighbor. carlos antonio montoya was charged as an adult with second- degree murder. he plead -- pled guilty in october for killing brian marshall. he must serve a minimum of 12 years before being eligible for parole. prosecutors say the van 15-year- old was suspected of stabbing marshall in the chest in september 2014. hospital. montoya told investigators he mocked him. the stabbing happened before a change in state law that automatically charges juveniles -- juveniles as adults in murder cages. now juveniles between 13-16 must be tried as adults. the energy. they say they were lured into

gypped by a price i. the suit alleges the company manipulated regulators into defecting higher prices. the utility commission approved new rates for net metering, selling excess power back to and be energy. lineups say they invested tens of thousands of dollars but now they won't be able to pay them off at a -- in a reasonable amount of time. those owners are seeking class- action status in the energy -- and she energy has declined comment. a new ship is named after the capital of the silver state. the uss carson city was christened today. the ceremony was complete with a pop of champagne and many proud northern nevadans were in attendance including robert crowell and his wife. the captain of the ship to ship is from carson city as well. we spoke with capt. bob wiley about his role commanding ship.>> it was, like i said, for me personally it

i was humbled by the opportunity. i don't know how the moon, the planets, and the stars aligned to give me this opportunity, but i am certainly humbled that it happened. i'm very excited to see the ship under construction and get her into operation.>> wylie tells us the ship should hit the water in a year. political news, carly fiorina will make a stop in reno tomorrow. she is hosting a town hall at the lakeshore golf course clubhouse. if you can't make it to the arena in person, we will be live streaming that town all on our website, my news four.com. we will also have accrued to bring you a wrapup of her appearance in reno at 5:00. the democratic candidates are prepared for their last debate before the caucuses tomorrow.

tomorrow at six. we will have a 5:00 news show followed by nbc nightly news before the debate starts and another newscast in prime time directly following the debate. >> it sounds like carly fiorina might have to bring an umbrella tomorrow. here's a look outside. let's get a first check on your weather with kathy wilson. we might get some rain tomorrow.>> reporter: a winter weather advisory has been issued for the greater lake tahoe region. echoes into effect tomorrow afternoon. with that, we'll see some rain down on the valley floor with snow reaching upwards of a foot at the highest elevations. the big story here is wind gust. gusty conditions on the valley floor with 100 mph gusts at the crest of the sierra today. we reached a high of 57, 11 degrees above average for this time of year, only 10 degrees below that record high set in 2011. look at that, what a warm january day.

dropping 35 degrees in reno with fairly calm winds and relative humidity sitting around 76%. our air quality is good, we do have that okay to burn code. looking at the next 24 hours, we will watch those temperatures start to pick back up tomorrow with cloud cover increasing and then that rain will arrive by the afternoon. more on that next storm and two more to follow in my full forecast. olivia?>> thanks, kathy. local teachers are taking on the role of students this weekend. google representatives are in carson city teaching educators how to integrate technology into the classroom. throughout the weekend, teachers can attend sessions to learn about different applications google offers. those sessions cover topics like how to use google docs as well as how to incorporate video into their presentations.>> a lot of teachers go into the subjects they go into because they know everything about them and they

suddenly these devices are coming in, and it's a very hard change for teachers. it's one that we try to empower them with to be able to go back and try and do. >> the google summit continues tomorrow at carson high school. if you are curious what reno looked like in the 70s, you can see for yourself. nevada historical society just opened their new exhibit called black and white risk. jan athlone captures the gaming industry in nevada during that time. her work is rare because casinos do not allow photos inside.>> it starts off of the glamorous view of the way people generally see gaming in nevada. it proceeds to a more perspective of what life was like for the workers.>> that's black and white exhibition will be on display through april 30. the historical society is open tuesday through saturday from

it is located on the reno campus. the american lung association is honoring and owner of the peppermill casino. bill pagan eddie is being recognized for their green initiatives at the casino. officials say the peppermill has dedicated time and money to create a clean, healthy air initiative including their newly developed clean-air program. it removes more than 123,000 including their newly developed clean-air program. it removes more than 123,000 ft.3 per minute of smoke laden air from the casino floor.>> i think the american lung association knows it is out of context for a casino to go this above and beyond. they reached out to the family to see if they would be willing to be honored. they are a very humble, private family. they don't like to talk about themselves a lot, but they are very proud of what they've done here.>> officials also say the peppermill is the only property in the nation to have an on- site geothermal system.

energy to heat all domestic and mechanical water on-site. when news for a 11 returns, some are calling it one of the great finishes in nfl playoff history. we'll show you highlights from a game that people will probably be talking about for a long time.

it was a warm welcome back. two men behind bars tonight, accused of trying to help isis. the court documents do not say how the two men met. one thought he was helping the other get to syria. they took great pains to cover their tracks even from their families. the man they turned two to help was working for the fbi.>> reporter: neighbors in this quiet woodbridge cul-de-sac were stunned to see fbi agents friday in force at this house.>> we saw a bunch of cars rolled in. we saw a lot of people coming out. they went to their door, they said they had a warrant. everyone was scratching their head. nobody knew what was going on. >> reporter: documents say

their neighbor, mohammed al hossein. he is accused of helping another woodbridge man, joseph hassan farouk, make an exit to syria to fight with isis. the documents say they were eagles -- eager to get farouk on the battlefield. the man was actually a confidential informant for the fbi. on friday, l hassan drove farouk in a cab to a site a mile away from that international airport. farouk take a different cab the rest of the way. he planned to fly from richmond to chicago then to jordan and make his way to syria. once he approached his gate, agents arrested him. l hassan had driven back to woodbridge. is neighbors are still reeling knowing someone so close to them was accused of having anything to do with isis.>> i would chat with him once in a while, very nice guy. all the people in their house,

personally, i feel like i wouldn't see that coming. i don't know. >> reporter: documents safe farouk is a us citizen born in pennsylvania. l hassan became a resident back in 2012.'s men are set to appear in federal court, tuesday, but if convicted, they could face up to 20 years behind bars. roz plaeger in alexandria, virginia. now we will send it over to forecast. it sounds like we will see the that's right. our current ocean conditions are making that pacific into the area. going ahead of sunday, the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory going into effect around 4 pm tomorrow. that storm will linger until 10 am for the most part. heaviest snowfall will occur

am monday with snow showers lingering the rest of the area. radar right now. it won't be that way for long. what we have going on here is we have this long stream of moisture feeding into the northern portion of the state. look at that, that is how it will continue to bring moisture into the area for the next coming days or so. breather period. in the next wave of moisture will feed in tuesday and again on friday. right now in reno, 35 degrees, calm wins. we saw very heavy winds today. gusty conditions. they will pick back up tomorrow. for right now into the evening, you should be 30 calm out there around the area. temperatures are starting to fall, 28 degrees in south lake tahoe, 25 and truckee, 36 in carson city. your future cast in motion as we track this sunday score as it moves in.

to start to fall in the sierra sunday evening. around 8 pm, as the storm starts to break away, we will see a blanket of snow in the eastern portion of the state. trickling rain showers and rain in the sierra. those showers will not let up in the higher elevations for the next 24-48 hours. then another impulsive energy comes in tuesday. tonight, 36 degrees, increasing cloud cover overnight. winds will continue to die down and stay calm then pick right back up, ramping up to those wind gusts of 25 mph. a daytime high of 55 degrees before the storm system rolls in. those temperatures will stay with us for a little bit longer. looking across the state, we are watching for overnight lows to drop below freezing for the eastern portion of the state. we are watching for 26 degrees in battle mountain and in some rain and snow by 4 pm tomorrow with southeasterly winds around five miles per hour. down to the eastern sierra,

bridgeport and mammoth by 2 pm. the rain showers for the central portion of the state, temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 50s. still that springlike weather feeling back in january. cloudy conditions will keep those it's -- skies calm throughout the day. a daytime high of 53 in carson city. mid-50s all around the map. a chillier night tonight in tahoe with temperatures dropping below freezing. things will start off as snow for the most part tomorrow, some rain showers as things warm-up, then dropping back to snow. we will be lingering around that freezing line for the most part, but we will see around 12- 14 inches of snow at the highest elevations. that rain will start falling by

bit cooler up there, because rain will keep it a little cooler. upper 40s and to mid 50s. looking at your extended forecast, we are watching for this storm -- storm system to impact sunday-monday. another polls of energy tuesday. riley we are watching for that. look at that rainbow on lake tahoe. what a beautiful day it was. been? thank you. turning to sports, after a memorable career in nevada, virgil green is fifth in his fifth season with the denver broncos. they only have one him touchdown in his career, but he continues to help win games. gianna george caught up with him prior to tomorrow's game against pittsburgh. -- >> reporter: virgil green was drafted by the broncos in 2011 and since then, the tight end has remained on denver's active roster. he is also a constant staple target for payton manning. coming this sunday, he faces the steelers.

practice. here's what he said about the upcoming game and his experience with the denver organization.>> i have won plenty of games here, been in the playoffs. it is great to be affiliated with a team that has had so much success.>> being a veteran, how do you think you have changed since leaving nevada?>> i don't get, i don't want to say nervous, but is anxious as i used to early on. i used always be so worried about the offense and potentially making mistakes and things like that. but once you've been in the league for a few years, things start getting a little simpler, you start adjusting to things easier and you just start to enjoy your time. >> you get to play with payton manning, catching passes from him. what's that like? >> it seems like he is omnipotent. he is all knowing. he knows everything. when you are out there with him, you feel like there are no worries because he has your

you need it. he is a hall of famer. he is the guy. he is the sheriff. it is great being around him. he is a fun guy. he brings a lot of laughter to the team.>> reporter: green was there two super bowl's and go when they lost the seahawks. he is ready to win this game to hopefully get back to the super bowl. gianna giorgi. back to you. the hail mary has been used many years in football ever since roger style back found drew pearson in minnesota. you don't see successful ones too mac often. tell that to aaron rogers. mike mccarthy and the packers taking on the cardinals, picking things up in the fourth, packers up three, four more -- palmer fires the end zone. floyd makes the catch for the score. cardinals at on a field-goal, and we moved to the final

aaron rogers needed to do what he did earlier, come up with the hail mary. he buys some time, let's ago and finds jeff janice, probably not a name you know, but maybe will now. the hail mary successful to force overtime, but that didn't last long. carson palmer eludes the rush, finds larry fitzgerald, and he has got some running room. he takes it all the way down, not quite into the end zone, but very close. cardinals need a touchdown. the packers never get the ball. it doesn't take them long to get it. palmer, the fourth into the end zone for the game-winning touchdown. cardinals win, 26-20. the kansas city chiefs entered the day having won 11 in a row, but tom brady and bill belichick ended the game with a 14-3 home record. what would give today?

quarter, brady finds gronk, gives the pass the early lead. two scorers on the day. how about this play in the third by alex smith? he has to elude not one, not two, not three guys, even his own man he has to elude. you let's ago, finds jason about sleep and grab it. a play that gives fans a flashback to super bowl xlii. chiefs get a touchdown right afterwards, but it's not enough. patriots win, 27-20. they are back in the title game. if you're wolfpack fan but don't always follow high school sports, it you might want to get to know sam williams. williams is registering this year after spending time in junior-college. you will be joining the pack in the fall and he is joining 18 he has been a fan of.>> i didn't think i would end up back home, if that makes sense,

was against, because i knew a lot of influential guys that helped me as a youth going to the boys and girls club, meeting a lot of the owner players, all those guys. they are mentors to me. i used to look up to them like they were guys.>> he is probably a natural small forward. but we feel he can play power forward, we feel if he wanted to play big, he could play offguard. he has a lot of flexibility to let us play position less

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