tips for infants, coming up. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm joe hart. >> and i'm shelby sheehan. welcome to news 4 at 4:00. more sun out there, which is so great, before the next storm comes our way. >> lots of sunshine. meteorologist colin jackson joins us with all of the details. while we can. >> the changes are on the way and we're not going to see much sun until next week. overall the pattern is in for a big change and it is arriving starting tomorrow. right now we want to show you shall shot from happily. -- heavenly. how gorgeous is that? we have to be so thankful for where we live. however, the eureka doppler

as it moves in to hull bolt county -- hum bolt county. the cold low pressure system is going to move in friday night into saturday. tomorrow we start with a chance of rain late in the day and then we stand a chance of a rain-snow mix saturday morning. the current temperature, we are at 53 degrees as we speak. so, what does that mean? it is still above average. the numbers are interesting to say the least. stay with us. thank you, colin. a snow boarder is getting a lot of attention over an online video showing him riding down the mountain in an avalanche and now he is facing charges for causing the mountain to slide. terri hendry joins us live from the sugar bowl ski resort. the resort said this happened in a closed off area. >> reporter: a spokesperson. for the ski resort said this happened in an area that is considered inbounds but close to the public and very dangerous. this video demonstrates that. take a look.

>> reporter: the snow boarder touches that fresh powder, he's pulled down the mountain by the sliding snow. at one point you can even see he is underneath the snow. he survived this and appeared not to be injured, at least not in the video. just shaken up quite a bit, but now he is facing prosecution for tres patting -- trespassing, going in a closed ski area. >> when the ski patrol says do not ride this and this area has not been open since 2010-2011, so it doesn't open much and it ready. >> reporter: the day it was posted, we reached out to the snow boarder. meanwhile, we're told by the plaster county sheriff's office that if he is convicted, he could face up to six months in jail or a $1,000 fine. so pretty serious stuff. reporting live from the sugar bowl ski resort. i'm terri hendry. back to you.

web poll question. we'd like to know do you think the snowboarder who escaped the avalanche should be charged with a crime? there is still plenty of time to vote. you'll find it on our facebook page, krnv news 4. we'll have updated results throughout our newscast tonight. the shooting in reno last night that we told you about. according to reno police, jones and rooney have been arrested on multiple charges in this case. the police say the call of a shooting around 7:30 last night, and according to police, a man and a woman were approached by two suspects who demanded their belongings. the man fought back and that's when the police say one of the suspects pulled out a gun and shot the man in the leg. the suspects ran off to an apartment complex on matton drive and the witnesses called police who say they found the victim's property, drugs and firearms. the police are still looking for two or three more suspects

and two people were hospitalized last night after a home invasion in sparks. this afternoon the police are looking for three suspects. the officials tell us the man broke into a home on the 2200 block of 18th street just before 8:00. the suspects armed with handguns reportedly ordered the man and woman inside on the floor. the police say the male victim was hit in the head by one of the suspects. the female victim, who is pregnant sbeing treated for pregnancy-related stress. the police are looking for a dark car, possibly a fourur door sedan leaving the area. two of the suspects are described as wearing black clothing, including hooded shirts. the third person is reportedly wearing all gray clothing with a gray hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information regarding either of these cases is asked to contact secret witness at 322-4900. well, in the past few months, sadly, four infants have died in washoe county due to unsafe sleeping environments. and cribs for kids program

to prevent a child from suffocating. we have the story tonight. >> reporter: in the time period from july 2008 through august of 201, there were -- 2011, there were 17 infant deaths in washoe county. the cribs for kids a national program that provides information to parents orb how to -- on how to prevent accidental deaths. >> we like to refer all parents to the abcs of safe sleep, alone, on their back and in a crib. for alone, we mean make sure that everyone, all individuals, siblings and also toys, blankets, bumper pads, all of those things are eliminated from the sleep environment with the child. >> b. is for back. make sure the child is on their back during every sleeping period, including naps. and c., the child needs to be in their crib as soon as possible. >> a lot of these sleep-related deaths will come out t as

>> even if there are no toys or bumper pads in the crib, the mattress still cannot be soft, similar to an adult bed. >> so you think about compression, once they fall into something, if it is too soft, their airway and their head is going to be the first thing that tilts down compromising that airway. >> reporter: also, the child should wear a sleep sack instead of a plan coat to minimize the rick of it wrapping around their face or neck. >> there is no maliciousness with this. the reason they're speaking with their child is because they want to get close to the child or they're exhausted. the baby is crying, of and if they just sleep with the baby, the baby is soothed. >> reporter: it is recommended room sharing, not bed sharing. have the child in the same room, but the a crib next to you. >> we would rather have you wake your child than not have a child that would wake up due to an unsafe sleep condition. >> reporter: in reno, news 4. cribs for kids offers classes to parent whose want to

who want to learn more about unsafe sleeping conditions. they provide sleep sacks, and it is recommended that you don't sleep for your child -- be your child for the first two years of life. a reno man took his passion career. in this week's think local segment, news 4's jaime hayden shows us how he did just that. >> reporter: doug e. moore's passion for jewelry design began nearly 20 years ago while he was living in utah. >> i was walking from my house from main street to park city to get dinner and passing the kim bell art center there and there was a gn in the jewelry that said jewelry fabrication classes start wednesday, eight weeks, 6:00 to 9:00 and i turned right in right then and signed up. >> reporter: the rest is history. he continued working in park city as a professional snow boarding coach for a few year years, but he he ventally decided to move back to his roots in 2000 for a career change.

was still affiliated with the u.s. team for a couple more years, and got into teaching school for a few years in the district. >> reporter: however, his loe for jewelry design -- love for jewelry design never stoped. he continued it as a hobby until 2010 and that's when he decided to make ate full-time career and opened the designs -- make it a full-time career and opened the store. >> it is based around this custom counter space here in the shop. to sit down with the customers when they come in, design the jewelry together. when they leave, often i lock the door to head back into the shop to really focus on it. >> reporter: from start to finish, moore designs and creates every piece of jewelry for his customers. >> and some are as simple as an hour or two of time to make, fabricate from start to finish. others, some of my bigger jobs, even one going on now, 40, 50, 60 hours. >> reporter: and every single piece he creates, he says, is

>> and taking from a drawing to a three dimensional piece that someone can wear and have with them for the rest of their life. i love take process. >> reporter: moore says many of their customers provide family pieces they want recycled into new ones. >> a friend of mine brought in his great grandmother's wedding ring from like 1901, i think it was, and we wanted to keep the diamond setting off of that, but do a whole new lower half of the ring. and so dissenting this -- dissecting this ring that is over 100 years old, knowing there is no room for error and working on it and creating a whole new piece and sodderring it back together thats with a neat experience and that ended up being the engagement ring for his now wife. >> reporter: he say no, sir matter what the occasion is, every experience is one of a kind which makes his business unique. >> it is a focus one-on-one collaboration that you don't get at every jewelry store and

maintain and create and continue here. >> beautiful stuff that was jammy hayden reporting -- jaime hayden reporting there. 45 st. lawrence avenue in reno. moore says it is best to set up an apointment if you want to go check it out. for more information head to mynews4.com. shelby? >> thank you. looking to have a good time and help out a local charity? sheep dip might be the event for you. it is a roast of the people who have made the news in the past year and includes skits, songs and dance put together by members of the community, politicians and the media. all proceeds go to raise funds to support charities in the reno and sparks areas. if you need further incentive to go, our very own joe hart and terri hendry are involved, part of the show. they're amazing! and they serve alcohol, too, so that will work out. the show runs tomorrow and friday night at the nugget celebrity show room. the doors open at 7:30 with the

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>> we hope you will check welcome back, everyone. thousands of strollers and replacement top seats are being recalled due the a choking hazard. it involves the be ready strollers and be ready replacement top seats. they were manufacturerred through december 31, 201. and the arm can come off in fragments. the child bites the arm bar, it pose as choking hazard. they have received 117 reports of the children biting the arm bar and choking on the foam

for a free arm bar cover and thousands of car seats are being recalled as well due to a fame hazard. it involves the be safe 35 and 35 elite infant car seats and travel systems that were manufacturerred between object 1, 2014 and july 1 of 2015. the carry handle on these car seat cans crack and breast cancer allowing the seat to fame unexpectedly and posing a risk of injury to the infant. it has received 74 reports of incidents, including one report of an infant receiving the bump on the head when the carrier fell to the ground. those who have registered their product with the company will automatically receive a free repair kit. more blue skies out there today, baugh storm is brewing that will make travel over the pass as little difficult. colin jackson joins us with a complete look at your forecast. thank you. changes are on the way. and someone e-mailed me and said i'm supposed to say the

yes, i'm over the hill! >> don't fall off that step, shell intee sheehan over -- shelby sheehan over there! this 4:00 show is so great. wait until you see our next guest. the giggling has been going on all commercial break. this low pressure is to the west, that is the cold air and that is the drop, the snow levels are at the valley floor levels. we could get a dusting. i don't think it will be a lot. and, yeah, it will be windy, obviously, out of the south at 30 miles per hour tomorrow. in advance of the storm system, and then there is the winter storm warning in effect from 4:00 a.m. tomorrow through 4:00 p.m. saturday. how much snow? oh, awesome! one do two feet. the snow level drops to 4,000 feet on saturday morning, but friday for tahoe it is going to be between 6,500 and 7,000 feet. above the sierra, 7,000 foot level, maybe two and more.

area, maybe one to three inches. the valley floor, a dusting to perhaps half an inch at most. today's high was 54. another warm one. 46 is the average. in elko it was 32. 48 now, and the temperatures also in the low 50s for the most part all to our east. so, guess what? changes are on the way. the sun was great today. it was nice and walk. it all -- warm today. it all guess away. future clouds and radar, the niitty and gritty of the forecast as we like to say. it is pouring in sacramento, and then here is tahoe and the snow starts to pile up. but, here is the scene, 8:00 p.m. you know what? it may not be that bad here, but i'm telling you over tahoe and the overnight period, there is that chance of snow, okay? so keep you in mind for that, and the commute is going to be very difficult, i think, friday night and maybe most of

get over the hill on i-80. so tonight's low around 37. increasing clouds. there is the scene we'll see tomorrow. 54. wind and rain gusting to 15, 25 miles per hour, possibly even gusting to 45 miles per hour at times. and it is 60% chance of rain, mainly late in the day. so let's get out of the way and we'll talk about overnight lows tonight. pick your spot. 12 in elko. how about six in eureka? ouch. mid 50s for fallin. and winnemucca, kind of cold. 46 for bridgeport. other sites, we have a few more maps to go. 37 in dayton, 48 the high. and in silver springs, you'll have a high of 46 degrees. around the lake, overnight lows right at freezing if not just below. highs around 40. southerly winds at 20 to 30 and it is a healthy chance of snow, meaning it is going to snow.

sun valley, 34. reno-sparks, 37, 54 the high. numbers. pay attention. 70% chance of rain for carson city, 80% chance of a rain-snow mix in south lake. 90% to 100% chance of snow. please travel prepared. reno 50rbgs% chance of rain -- 50% chance of rain late friday and a rain-snow mix in the morning on saturday. joe, back to you. >> thank you, colin. we're joined in the studio. you might recognize him from shows like "modern family ." >> hello, sir! >> can we say happy new year sthat allowed? >> we -- is that allowed? >> we say it to people we like. not that great of a new year if you're a rock star from the 1970s. >> i know. >> what is that about? >> they live hard lives. >> i thought rock stars live forever, if they don't choke on their own vomit at 22. they're pretty much good to go

you are performing at pioneer underground? >> i am. friday at 9:00. saturday, 6:30, 9:30, three shows, back by popular demand. >> absolutely. people love it. >> that's the demand you want to be back on. >> do people see the "seinfeld" character? >> i don't know if i have talked about this with you, but i didn't talk about "seinfeld" in my act and people would go, hey, you were hilarious, you didn't talk about "seinfeld." i say it was 0 years ago, i don't want to seem cheesy. and you know how one person says something and you finally get anytime your head. you were hilarious in "seinfeld." it was a long time ago. and the guy looks at me and says it was on today. yeah, i guess it was. >> it is nice that people remember and think of that. >> exactly. bad thing? >> and what else is in your routine? thing. i draw on my son, moving to reno. my son -- the whole thing with everybody has awards now.

>> oh, good for him. >> did they have that when we were kid ? >> dad, i won the integrity award. do you know what that is? the not really bu we can talk. >> he is sitting right over there. >> hey, buddy. >> and steve highter in, tomorrow night and saturday night at the underground. >> come on down.

>> happy new year time now for a mynews4.com poll question. we'd like to know do you think the snow boarder who caused an avalanche at sugar bowl should be prosecuted. 60% of you say yes, 40% say no. there is still plenty of time to vote. you'll find the web poll on our

we'll have the results tonight. minimum wage could reach $13 by 2024, but it could lead to problems, and we'll tell you about a vote take is planned for november and what it all mean force the proposed ballot measure on minimum wage that is coming up tonight at 5:00. and then tonight at 6:00, as the blame game continues in the flint, michigan water crises, e-mails are emerging between local governments pointing to mistakes and actually cover-up allegations. we'll have the latest foryou tonight at 6:00. >> all right. colin is back with a final check on our forecast. >> be careful going over the hill. >> i don't think anyone is over the hill for the record, by the way. you knew what i was talking about. >> we're all dead. >> a little sensitive. >> rain chances friday night

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