i'm joe hart ?oormt and i'm shelby sheehan. an important deadline is here. you have until january 31st to sign up for health care under the affordable care act or face what could be a substantial penalty this year. >> and news 4's terri hendry joins us with advice from an expert. the penalty started out at a minimum of $95 but it is much higher this year. >> reporter: oh, yes, it is. we spoke to an expert that shares that this year the minimum rises to $695. insurance broker shares some tips and advice in this on your side report you'll feel the penalty pinch when you file your income tax return this year. we spoke to a broker with nevada health benefits. he says that's not the only pain some might feel trying to buy health insurance online and by yourself. why do you laugh? >> insurance is just so complex. i wake up.

i have to have daily meetings with the other brokers in my office just to keep up. >> reporter: we fund a slew of bogus web sites not authorized by nevada's health exchange to sell health insurance in nevada, and that is not the only challenge we discovered. >> trying to figure out what plans and prices are actually real online. >> reporter: he says rites now in nevada, there's only one web site where you can purchase health care online and that's the federal web site healthcare.gov, but that, too, can present its own set of challenges. >> i have heard oh lot of misinformation from health care.gov. >> reporter: he says many find they can't speak to one person and every time they call back to the federal site, they get a different person who may offer contradictory information, confusing paperwork or rejections of applications without explanation. >> trying to figure out why one department said one thing is impossible if the call center can't e-mail them, which the call center has very limited

the other departments that process actual paperwork. >> reporter: that's why brokers are offered free of charge to customers. >> i can help them navigate all of the markets and basically assess what is best for them. >> reporter: he says the most common question he receives is really not that surprising. >> every single day when someone steps in my office, i always hear my premiums are too high and my benefits are too low. >> reporter: he says that is his job to figure that out for you as the customer. you might find this surprising, but health insurance really isn't about access to health care, but providing a safety net. he says the number one reason for bankruptcy in this country is medical bills. if you want to find a licensed reputable broke tore help you meet that deadline that is coming up, just visit nevada's silver state exchick or our web site at mynews4.com. shelby? >> thank you. that brings us to tonight's web poll question. we'd like to know have you considered using health insurance under the affordable care act? 28% of you say yes.

there is still plenty of time to vote. you'll find the web poll on our home page. facebook page. scutes me that is -- excuse me that is a big change here recently. >> get up with the times, shelby! jo a quiet day in the weather department. we're keeping -- a quiet day in the weather department. we check in with chief meteorologist colin jackson. >> reporter: i'm going to use my camera. downtown looks nice. big changes friday night into saturday if you have relatives coming into town to play. it is going to be interesting. getting here will be interesting as well. and all is quiet for now, but pretty quiet. changes are on the way and the clouds are, too. the rain chances arrive early friday morning into saturday as well, and the winter storm watches are in effect for the sierra. we're now at 50 as of 6:00.

look at elko. it is dropping off at 21. the low ifs the east could hit single digits. the air quality is great. enjoy your fireplace. more weather coming up after the break. people landing at the reno- tahoe international airport now have another transportation option. as of today, uber driver cans pick people up there. we're live at the airport now. oliva rmany people using uber out there tonight? >> reporter: well, shelby, we have been out here since before our 4:00 news this afternoon, and so far we have seen several people requesting uber rides. i did talk to some of the first uber users at the airport today. system of them had to wait a little bit for their ride to show up just because there weren't that many uber drivers in the area that is likely because today is the first day the airport is allowing the uber drivers to pick people up here. uber has been in northern nevada since september, but in the past four months, the uber drivers have only been allowed

the airport ceo tells me it has taken officials this long to come to an agreement with uber to make sure the ride sharing service is following the same regulations taxis have to follow. those include a tracking system that lets the airport know when an uber driver or a taxi driver enters the pick-up area here, and then a $1 charge each time the driver uses the airport for business. uber spokesperson. says they believe the ride sharing service is especially valuable for out of towner whose are accustom to using this app. >> we know that folks come from all over the world to this area for the world class skiing, and those folks are using their uber apps at home in 65 different countries, so when they land here, it is no exception. they're able to get that ride and these drivers are able to benefit from that income opportunity. >> reporter: now, uber drivers do not have to have a permit to operate at the airport. instead, uber as a company has to pay $10 per driver who wants to do business here. that's the same price taxi

device that lets them operate at the airport. and if you're looking for an or ebb after you land, you're not going to find them lined up here north of the waggage claim like you might see taxis. you do still have to use your uber app and wait a few minutes for them to come pick you up. reporting live at the reno- tahoe international airport. news 4. thank you, oliva. new at 6:00 tonight, a carson city judge say as proposed ballot measure to raise nevada's minimum wage to $13 an hour can move forward. the judge ruled the petition language doesn't need to be changed. nevada's minimum wage is $8.25 an hour or $7.25 after an employer offers health insurance. the measure would create a single $9.25 an hour raise in late 2018 and increase it by 75- cents each year until it reaches that $13 mark in 2024. the backers have to gather more than 55,000 signatures to put that proposal on the november ballot.

plowing her car into pedestrians ton las vegas strip is facing a new round of criminal charges. holloway was originally charged with murder and child endangerment for killing one woman and wounding more than 30 people. today she was also charged with attempted murder and battery for each of the people injured. the prosecutors say she jumped the curb and intentionally ran down pedestrians last month, but even her attorneys say they happened. >> it is early to tell, but obviously when you have an incident like this occurring, there's a lot of questions that you ask relating to how something like this might happen, and that's the stage that we're in right now. >> reporter: holloway's 3-year- old daughter was in the car, but she was not injured. holloway could spend the rest of her life in jail if she is convicted on all 71 charges. a former nevada state senator is in the running for a washoe county commission seat. today maurice washington announced his bid for washoe

it is the area take includes sparks, wadsworth and spanish springs. there's a lot of overlap with his former senate district which he served in from 1995 to 2009. since then, he has served as the deputy director for the northern nevada development authority. news 4 spoke to washington today about the economic experience that he hopes to bring to the table. >> well, we want to offer experience. we want to offer leadership. we want to build consensus. we want to ensure that we're going to maintain the quality of life that we have become accustom to. we also want them to know that the infrastructure is going to be held intact and we're going to be able to sustain the growth in the future. and while serving as a republican state senator, a campaign spokesperson. says washington was an advocate for education reform and educating our work force. before the sun came up this morning, you could see five

if you missed it, it will be a morning routine for the next few weeks. and this doesn't happen very often. >> no, it doesn't, shelby. the last time we could see these five planets a the same time about 10 years ago. so from now until the end of february, the planets closest to earth, mercury, venus, mars, jupiter and saturn will be vies until the early morning sky. dan ruby, the director at the planetarium at the university of nevada, says the planets aren't aligned but rather they're at the point in their orbit where the planets are on the same side of the sun at the same time. now, because our solar system is on a plane, it looks like they are in a line. the planets are so bright you can see them with your naked eye. >> so you don't need to go anywhere but your back yard. about 45 minutes before sunrise will let you see all of the visible planets now. we do have a lot of great locations in northern nevada. if you drive in a few directions, we're able to see a

>> and ruby also recommends binoculars to see mercury. that planet, a little bit tougher to spot because it is so close, and it is that one right there. you snap any photos, we'd love to see them. you can share them on our facebook page. back to you. >> it is worth getting up early. thank you. still ahead, a disturbing criminal case out of mineral county where this man faces 145 counts involving children. what is the latest on the case? a viewer asked and i tell tell you what i found out coming up in my ask joe segment. >> and i'm your chief meteorologist. what do we have on tap for you in the rest of the week is

that is not just into our news room tonight, hazmat crews are on the scene at the washoe county sheriff's office. you're looking a t a live picture.

unknown person brought an envelope containing an unknown substance. the sheriff's office is losed at this time. the report says the package has not been open. we'll continue to update you on this situation as more information becomes available. joe? thank you, shelby. from the ask joe file, a question about a criminal case unfolding in mineral county now. and howard wrote in asking if he could get an update on the robert peterson case. he wants to know if there is any truth to the rumor going around that the case may be moved out of mineral county. this is the case we reported on last week. peterson is charged with 145 counts of luring a child, statutory sexual seduction and using a minor in production of pornography, amamg other charges. peterson was arrested in november. i did find out today he is being held on $3 million bail because there are so many serious counts involved. that's why the bail is so high. and whether the case will be moved remains to be seen, but nothing has been filed with the

venue. i did call the district attorney said in mineral county, and he says they are hoping to keep the case in mineral county and he wants to point out his office is fully qualified to prosecutor this case as it moves forward. by the way, there are five young victims in this case, and the d. a. says the investigation continues to find out if there could be more out there. there was a court hearing scheduled today that was continued no future date has been set at this point. thanks to howard for sending in that question from hawthorn. remember, if you do have questions you'd like to ask, send me an e-mail at mynews4.com and just put ask joe in the subject line. whatever it is, i'll do my best to track down the answers you are looking for. shelby? >> thank you, joe. let's get another check ton weather. chief meteorologist colin jackson joins us now a pretty warm day out there considering it is mid january. is it really? highs in the mid 50s today. the clouds are on the increase and guess what else? our rain chances are going back

let's talk about the impacts for friday night into saturday because they could be substantial. at this point we're 48 hours away, but we're going with the cautionary side. snow levels, 4,000 to 5,000 feet that is on saturday morning. in the sierra, above 7,000 feet. one to two feet of snow. above that, maybe three feet. this is so great for the ski industry and for our snow pack. lake level, saturday morning, four to eight inches of snow is possible. maybe more. at the 5,000 foot level, and that pertains to the eastern side of the crest of the sierra. so the west side of reno, if you're above 5,000 feet or at it, maybe one to three inches of snow. the reno valley floor for now, maybe a half of an inch or less. our next storm system, already the winter storm watches are in effect that is in effect from friday all the way through saturday afternoon, and they could extend that as we get going into the afternoon hours on saturday. excuse me.

56 was the high today. 46 was the average for this time of year. 37 watts our low this morning. 39 right now in elko and temperatures areawide are doing great. a little bit above average. carson city, 43. 41. the clouds are on the increase. here is -- excuse me. >> it is 18%! i already looked it up. lake tahoe will see snow by the time we get to the morning hours, and then what are our chance ? slight, bro it will be a snowy mess. over 80 starting friday night into saturday morning so be aware of that. and changes for saturday could last well into the afternoon. here is our overnight low. down to 29. partly cloudy that means a light freeze and frost on the lawn.

the cooldown starts on friday into saturday. overnight lows. if you live in elko, how about a he of nine. how about a low of 12. 21 around the mountain. high miss . the 40s. but 51. let's zoom down and talk about other lows for tonight. mid 20s to 30s in carson city. 39 and 52? sniff valley with a low of 26. other numbers are here. cold springs, 47. overnight lows, below freezing in spots, but not lockwood. down to 42. that is not too bad. so what do we have? the seven-day forecast numbers are here and they are interesting. 60% to 80% chance a rain-snow mix possible in carson city and it will be a snow mostly, if not all friday into saturday to lake tahoe. reno-sparks, 60% chance of rain late friday and it goes up to 70%, maybe more with the rain- snow mix possible by the time we get to saturday morning.

below freezing once we get to saturday. and on sunday. so i got through that that was fun! 18% relative humidity and i know it. >> just get a bottle of water where you okay? >> i am fine! >> it is drier here. >> than in most deserts! >> i know. good job getting through that. not fun. >> i'm going to take a 20- minute break. can i do it again, though? >> we'll check in with you in a bit. coming up after the break, sarah palin is donald trump's latest high-profile wacker, and the clintons are fighting back

we'll have details on welcome back. sarah palin joined donald trump at a campaign stop in oklahoma today blasting the establishment and the obama administration.

bernie sanders gaining support for the democratic nomination. nbc news has the details tonight. >> good evening. >> reporter: sarah palin did not make the first event in norwalk, iowa this morning. no reason why. she did make the second in oklahoma. palin stressing donald trump's anti-establishment campaign and his strength saying he can change the country. trump attacked senator ted cruz for being born in canada and failing to disclose two special low interest bank loons. campaigning in new hampshire, cruz fired back, not mentioning trump directly, but highlights how cruz could fix the presidency. and in new hampshire, clinton let her husband, bill clinton, do the talking. the clintons are trying to figure out how to stop and close the gap that bernie sanders has in the polls in new hampshire. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. and speaking of the clintons, hillary clinton's e- mails on her personal server

contained intelligence from the u.s. government's most secretive programs, and that is according to a letter from the inspector general to lawmakers last week. the national correspondent talks to experts about that sensitive information and what may -- what it may mean for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. >> reporter: this letter from the intelligence community inspector general, the top lawmakers ton hill last week as reported first by fox news states mrs. . clinton's e-mails about special access programs or s.a.p.es while secretary of state on her personal server. s.a.p.es are often intelligence- gathering programs run by the pentagon and the cry kay. >> and that is how secret these documents are. there is nothing more secret. this is as severe as it gets regarding the critical protection of information. >> reporter: intelligence sources close to this case tell me that the s.a.p.es are so sensitive that the certain intelligence community officials actually had to request additional access above

the documents that were on secretary clinton's personal server. secretary clinton has said her use of the server was permitted by state department rules and the e-mails were not classified at the time. clinton's campaign spokesperson. pointed the finger to partisan politics. it is alarming that the intelligence community i. g. working with the republicans in congress continues to selecttively leak materials to hurt hillary clinton's presidential campaign. with less than two weeks before the primary and caucus season, and with plings clinton in a tight race with senator bernie sanders, the pundits say the gop smells blood in the water. >> you already see marco rubio up with an ad in iowa and south carolina attacking her on her national security credibility. >> reporter: hillary clinton is disqualified from being commander and chief of the united states. >> someone who cannot handle intelligence information appropriately cannot be commander in chief.

serious, and obviously it could impact secretary clinton's presidential ambition, but i'll people. >> reporter: in washington. the inspector general started investigating clinton's e-mail as the request of gop lawmakers last year. coming up after the break, 2015 was a year for the record

we'll tell you what ca we're learning more about yesterday's deadly attack about the university in pakistan. we bring you the very latest from washington. >> reporter: from washington, the pakistany taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack at a university. 20 people were killed and more than 60 others injured.

university campus in the northwestern town not far from the town. the gunmen reportedly began breaking down doors to shoot at students. the man suspected of heading up this attack is the same man who led the attack on a school in december of 2014. and a new united nation' report says 19,000 civilians were killed in iraq between january 2014 and october 2015. the report attributes most of the violence to isis. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. and in other news, more than 100 people stage adderallly in boise to protest the occupation of a national wild life refuge in oregon. environmentalists and bird watchers gathered in important of the idaho capitol to demand that the armed group quit their occupation of the national wild life refuge in oregon. >> we want them out of there and we like our public lands. we love them that's where we reck crate.

plus americans, and we are pretty mad about these folks thinking they can just go in and take them over. >> the bird watchers are getting involved because the ref gouge is a favorite destination for boise birders. that is tricky the say. the occupation has now stretched past two weeks. the california medical association has issued guidelines to doctors on writing prescriptions of lethal doses of medication for terminally ill patients. the state's assisted suicide law goes into effect in a few months. the guide released today outlines the legal and medical steps that physicians must take before they can authorize drugs to speed up a patient's death. the end-of-life options about does not take effect until 90 days after the special legislative session on health care that date has not yet been set. well, it looks like last year's high temperatures were definitely one for the record books. 2015 was officially the hottest year we have seen so far. that's according to both noaa

the two have been keeping record of the average temperatures for the last 136 years. they say last year was more than 20% warmer than 2014. the previous hottest year. experts say the record-breaking heat was fueled npart, by one of the strongest el ninos on record. well, it may be quiet here in the truckee meadows, but the cities ton east coast are preparing for winter storms heading into the weekend. let's take a look. i'm larry collins in baltimore, maryland where the city and county crews are already preparing with tons, literal tons of this salt and sand mixture set to go on our roadways just this morning. the national weather service declaring a blizzard watch for our area. it is set to start on friday, run through saturday with the possibility of extended into early sunday morning. conditions, they could be white out. zero visibility on the

like this, this salt and sand, is so important. baltimore now bracing for what could be a very treacherous weather weekend. >> i'm john gonzales in maryland, about 20 miles north of washington, d.c., where folks are really heeding the warnings and getting red write for what sounds like is going to be a major snow storm this weekend. folks buying their ice melt, their de-icer, their shoveling. this lady here, what are you buying? >> i am buying some salt. i have a dog and i want to make sure she is safe going outside. >> reporter: and it is not you this stuff that is flying off the shelves, but folks have been buying the snow blowers. they're calling for a foot or more of snow here in the d.c. err why and the hardware stores like this one, they have extra shipments coming in almost each hour. coming up after the break, if you're anxiously awaiting the release of the next "star wars" film, episode eight,

the ne well, it is hard to believer, but it is that time of year again, tax time, but that also means the thieves are ton hunt to steal your well earned refund. before you file your taxes, there are some things you need to know that can help you keep your identity safe. we explain in today's consumer watch. >> reporter: millions will soon put their most sensitive personal and financial information in the hands of uncle sam that's why it is so important to choose a tax preparer wisely. the irs says to look for an irs preparer tax identification number. avoid people who base their fee on a percentage of your refund, and note if your preparer doesn't ask for receipts. not asking enough questions about deductions and credits could be a warning sign that something is wrong. also, never sign a blank tax return. tax time is also prime season for identity theft. never give your personal

online unless you started the conversation and confirmed the identity of your tax professional or an irs employee. if the information on your return is missing or wrong, that could also be red flags. common examples of identity thefts from tax returns, finding out more than one return was filed for one person in a year, or seeing more tax owed or refund offset for a year you didn't file. another seems like a good thing, but it is not. the irs records point to more wages than actually earned. it could mean someone is using money. maloney. and in more consumer news, the u.s. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that doors won't latch properly on about 400,000 ford focus compact cars. the officials say 73 drivers have reported problems with door latches, including some who said the doors open while the vehicles were moving.

model years 201 and 2013. the government says the problem is similar to one that caused the recall last year of more than 4 50,000 lincoln m.k.z and ford fusion and festa models. a new study finds more and more young adults are not getting a driver's license. a report released by the university of michigan's transportation research institute finds just 76.7% of people ages 20 to 24 had a driver's license in 2014. that is a sharp decline from nearly 92% back in 1983. at least two factors are coming into play. the emergence of ride sharing services like uber and lift is providing driving alternatives for many college students and young professionals and new vehicles are becoming less affordable for students at graduates in debt. well, when it comes to the ship of a chocolate bar, the courts in europe continue to

britain's high court refused to allow necessary he to trademark the shape of a four finger chocolate coated wafer better known as the kit cat bar. they're yummy. the rival went to pro a similar bar. the two companies have gone to court in london and the european court of justice, necessary he has failed since 2010 to trademark the shape in the u.k. you will have to wait a little longer for the new "star wars" film to hit the big screen. episode eight will with released in december of 2017. it was originally scheduled for release seven months earlier. and there is no need to -- they do not give a reason for the postponement. the current film was originally anned for the summer of the 2015 release but was moved to last month. that move paid off "force awakens" is now the highest grossing u.s. film of all time so far the film has made more than $860 million at the box

they're playing with my emotions by waiting. >> really? >> yes. >> it is hard to take. >> you have to see "the force awakens ""first. that is true. the survey says you can get a good deal on a tv if you shop soon. people buy tvs more than any other time of the year around super bowl sunday. the buyers' survey found 26% of americans are expected to purchase a new television this year and a quarter of them be l. buy them during super bowl sales. retailers like wal-mart are already starting to postdeals in an effort to lure those shoppers. according to a fat wallet expert, consumer also be able to save an average of 20% or more on high-end tvs this january. all right. coming up after the break, the san francisco 49ers introduced their new head coach to the public today. what did chip kelly have to say about the future of colin kaepernick? we'll have the answer coming up

colin jackson with the weather. welcome back, everybody. we have changes on the way. it should be a carbon copy of what we have today. a mix bag of temperatures, which is nice this time of year so we have nothing going on yet. the rain showers, very light in the eureka, arcade area, but things are change, friday night especially into saturday morning. snow level 4,000 to 5,000 feet. in the sierra, 7,000 feet or above that. how about one to two, maybe three feet of snow. lake level, four to eight inches. that will wake you up in the morning, and that will make the commute to resorts interesting as well. reno, one to three inches of snow is possible at those elevationsment and reno on the valley floor. it will be close. we're cog to go with half an inch, but that could make the roads treacherous, and this means business. it is a winter storm watch from the national weather service that is in effect through saturday afternoon. whenever there is a watch, it usually turns pink and then it become as winter storm warning

sometime tomorrow. we'll keep you updated. the high today, 56. 47 watts our overnight low. other highs were great. that is not bad in elko at all. 62 in vegas. so right now, 41 in carson city. we're the warm spot at 50. and most locations to the east are in the 40s. clouds are oh the increase. everything starts to change and then, oh, it is going to be interesting. if you have to travel on 80 or any other freeway, be prepared, take your chains. the future clouds and radar. clouds from time to time tomorrow. very similar to today. and now we're zoom ing into the time frame where it gets interesting, near lake tahoe and in the sacramento area as well. overnight early, friday morning. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. and then when we get into the saturday morning time frame, thing also get interesting in our area as the colder part of this storm comes through dropping snow levels to possible 4,000 feet that means valley floor issues could be a

it won't last very long, but the cold air will stay and highs over the weekend will drop into the mid 40s. you'll notice the changes there. so this goes as far as saturday morning early. we'll wait and see. sometimes the wind sheers everything apart and we get nothing. tonight's low, 29. light winds and then tomorrow's high, not bad. 54 with a mixed bag and the clod and sun, you night not even need a jacket. i saw people cycling today and it was comfortable. overnight lows, elko down to nine and austin down to 20. highs tomorrow in this region, a wide range from low 30s to low 40s at best. zooming down to the valley floor, overnight low also be below freezing in most spots as we rebound to highs. lit take a while. once you get to around 11:00, it warms up rapidly and we eat get you into the mid 50s to low 50s for highs again a high of around 50. so the changes are not tomorrow, but they are coming.

below freezing in spots like carson city and definitely in south lake tahoe. the rain chances, 60% to, well, 80 for carson city. and a rain-snow mix is possible saturday morning. lake tahoe as the snowfall guarantee. it is going to be awesome. if you like to ski and snow board. another two feet on the way. friday night into saturday morning will be the trick around reno and sparks. please drive carefully. sunday is the break, but temperature also be cool for highs with highs in the mid 40s. so get ready for some changes, guys. again, twice a week we get changes. back to you. >> thank you. brian is in now checking in on sports and the 49ers introduced their new coach today. >> that's right. it sounds like it could be good news for colin kaepernick. chip kelly's offense need as dynamic, athletic quarterback. >> hum. >> who might that be? the san francisco #ers made it official by introducing the new

public. and jed york, and the three were all smiles as they posted for pictures. the niners have a lot to do to right the ship. kelly takes over a 5-11 team that has hole on both sides of the football and a major question at quarterback. kelly told reporters he understands the history and the tradition that comes with the red and gold. >> very humbled and very honored to be here, and excited to get to know everybody that is associated with them, and especially the faithful. i'm really excited about that. the fan base here, we had an opportunity to play here last year and the great fan base they have in san francisco, and i can't wait to get started. >> so the question still remains who do the 49ers keep? chip kelly is well known for running a fast-paced offense. he has found success in the past with a quarterback that can run and read the defense. and if you looked it up in dictionary, you'll find a picture of colin kaepernick. >> obviouslycap is an extremely

you need to have a good quarterback to win. but i was also impressed in the film that i watched in terps of how blaine played this year also. so i think statistic also bear out you probably need two quarterbacks in this league wthe injury rate the quarterbacks have. i think both of those players made this an attractive situation. >> we will know his exact future by april 1 at the latest that's when his $11.9 million salary is guaranteed. we'll certainly keep an eye on this for you. the super bowl is still weeks away, but the awards have already started rolling in for cam newton. he has been named the 2015 most valuable player and offensive player of the year by the pro football writers of america. newton is the third straight quarterback to be named mvp and the first panther to be named that honor. he became the first in willful history with 30 passing touchdowns and 10 rushing touchdowns in a single season. they host the arizona cardinals sunday in the nfc championship game.

the new offensive lines coach. the former usc stand out spent the last two years in the canadian football league. he has also seen time in the collegiate ranks at wake forest and unlv. college football season may be over, baugh trae owe of former wolfpack stars are trying to impress nfl scouts. the collegiate bowl will be this weekend in los angeles and the former nevada players, lenny jones and don jackson have been selected to play in that game and the coach stopped by practice today and the nevada recruits' twitter page posted this picture today. it is going to air saturday at 3:00 in the afternoon. northern nevada time on espn 2. and finally, the wolfpack men's basketball team looking to take home a win on the road. nevada and wyoming scrapping. forth. wyoming up just a point at last check with two minutes to. we'll, of course vhighlights for this one tonight on news 4 at 11:00. this is kind of a critical one. you want to see nevada win these winnable gyms and really

build after a nine-win season last year. >> that could be a tough place to play, laremy, right? >> it is usually a tough place to play. this is not the team where they have played the last few years. not the team they have been in the past. let's hope so. >> thank you. well, justice judy? that's right. nearly 10% of college graduates surveyed -- i guess we're

we'll be right back. justice judy, that is right. nearly 10% of college graduates surveyed in a poll believe that judge judy serves on the supreme court. that is according to a poll by the american council of trustees and alumni. the huffington post says the post is misleading since she was listed on a multiple choice question by her lesser known real name, not her tv name judge judy. it points out that 62% of the college grads collectly chose the supreme court justice. >> i would have missed that. >> you're just coming to come right out and say isn't it? >> i would never judge judy. >> colin is back. you enjoyed the break today? >> wasn't that nice? 56 for a high. tomorrow is cooler, but not

has interesting changes. how about that photo? how gorgeous is that. the sunrise at donner lake. >> thank you. >> and big ones, get ready for >> all right. >> good skiing up there, too.