a gathering that many experts hope will prevent violence in the name of religion. a spiritual welcom unlv, courtesy to morocco. joining pieces piece people of all walks of life and faith. >> to have discussion about one another and to have a good evening and to celebrate peace. >> joining more than 200 other las vegans. >> stand up and speak out against violence, especially violence in the name of religion. >> following high profile terrorism attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> i think the extremists would almost take all the oxygen out of society and we'll end up having a shouting match by the tame we need understanding, we need inclusiveness and confront confront our society. >> at u.c. berkeley he says interfaith gatherings just like this one help to wipe out intolerance across the country. >> it's critical in really building a civil society. that is welcoming and embracing other strengths rather than fear. >> and many local faith leaders also signed a petition to end violence in the face of religion. a small step, a modest step that they hope will contribute and add lease make some difference, george. >> nathan thank you for the live report, appreciate that. weather authority, jerry has been busy tracking a system that could bring rain to the valley. he joins us with the first look. things are achangein'. mixing with moisture you can see very clearly coming ashore there. let's zoom in. clouds moving across our valley tonight. moisture aloft. not really hitting the ground. winter storm warning starts for the spring mountains and mt. charleston. that is going to be the skiers delight. we are in the soup so to speak from forecast radar models come tomorrow afternoon and early evening and then through low, send some colder in by monday morning possibly by rush hour could see some snow flakes out summerlin way and out that direction. increasing clouds providing things get interesting starting tomorrow. gerard back to you. >> we'll check wita jerry. a emotional are vigil for jenio eugene, deaf and mute, to send this nefnlg sign message in sign language. i love you. >> she had an endless amount of friends. i'd say possibly 100, more than 100, there is no way you could even remember the names of all the people who wanted to be friends with her. >> there are ways that our community can get together and prevent deaths like this. it doesn't have to happen. that deadly crash was victor sandoval. at last update he was still hospitalized and charges are still pending. a missing man may be in need of medical attention. 90-year-old george kimura, driving a gray nissan juke. they are asked to call metro missing persons at 702-828-3811. lawyers for the jailed leader of an armed group occupying an oregon wildlife refuge. ammon bundy has reportedly said he wants the remaining four people to stand down, the dead. threatened that they may take it tai action against federal officials who may try to move them out. the four say they will only leave if given immunity from prosecution. health insurance under obamacare, it is the law that people have it. and for those who don't well tomorrow is the deadline to get signed up. our state program nevada healthlink tried to get people signed up. today nevada health link held a fair, giving people assistance signing up for insurance. to date, more than 76,000 nevadans have signed up. those who don't have insurance could face steep fines. a local nonpartisan group working to get locals involved a battle borne conflict, to encourage citizens to take part in the political process. former texas state senator wendy davis, well-known for staging a 13 hour filibuster. >> it's so important for the people showing up day after day, some men who work full time, come in after work to make calls, they are the difference in the campaign and they are the force that will make difference in the general election as well. >> battle borne progress, encourage both sides of the aisles to participate in discussions such as today's. the candidates meantime are out campaigning in full force in iowa ahead of monday's caucuses. the first state in the nation to for president. also, a massive pileup killing four people. what's to blame for this wreck switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider >> with just two days until the iowa caucuses, candidates are hoping that that one last push will get caucussers to caucussers come out on monday night. >> we can run the table for the first time ever. >> he means win every republican primary. it's possible. >> you got to get out to the caucus, you got do it. if your wife leaves you for another man, u leave your wife because you don't like here. if you're sick, you got to get out. >> ted cruz gently urged hi backers. to get out to caucus. iowa front runner status that he once held. >> what do you say no them? >> they are backing me once again. >> marco rubio is going to be partly digital. >> we'll be bombarding him for two days. >> hillary clinton e-mail problem flared again but her long time supporters are likely to caucus. >> for those who will support me on monday night, thank you so much! >> more than clinton, bernie relying on young people. >> we will win the caucus on monday night if there is a large voter turnout. >> predicting the turnout is i'mi'm steve handlesman, in iowa. >> we set a record high, back in 2014, it was 73 today. and we set records, 74 , temperatures way above normal, temperatures are heading dow >> well police had a massive pileup involving dense fog killed four people in a highway on western slovenia. at a area was nstled in enveloped in thick fog. dozens of crumbled cars littered the highway there, some stuck under trucks. emergency crews firefighters and police helped victims clear the scene. a large grass fire in central oklahoma. near the small town of blanchard on friday, forcing the evacuation of 50 families. the national weather service has declared a red flag warning in central oklahoma where warm dry air and strong gusty winds created favorable wildfire conditions. authorities urge caution when doing anything outside that could spark a fire. el nino don't wreak havoc on the central coastline. heavy erosion caused by high tides. nature lovers who came out got quite a show even had to dodge a high crashing wave. our neighbors to the east of us in salt lake city, getting a fresh dusting of the white stuff. pictures posted to social media, show shows the new layers of snow, some areas of utah seeing 11 inches, while salt lake city had five inches fall. treacherous roads and risks of avalanches. and that is certainly that could occur in the salt lake area. i know one year i was out in the avalanche the same weekend i was incident. >> sorry to hear that. it's going to be abonanza for the wasach range. sierra has been slammed, ma'am mammoth feeling overcome. weaver still got some cold weather ahead. we had some sunshine today and some clouds. in fact quite a lot of activity in our atmosphere. still some clouds overhead as you can see very clearly there and they will be thickening overnight and plenty of clouds really good possibility of rain tomorrow. pressure way over 30 inches. now 29.73, humidity, dew point down, north northwest wind at 7. and over at jones and lake mead, northwest wind at 7. winds for the most part have come down today. they were a little blustery, 50 miles an hour up in centennial but elsewhk o. highs, beautiful, 74 the official high for las vegas, 76, at sam boyd stadium. southerlin, 74 at aliante. pahrump and boulder city. 54 the official reading for las vegas this hour. 20 down from the record high of 74, 58 and reason owe arena oh 58 . at thereno, 58 .double whammy, the first batch coming in at sunday, shower activity here in the valley with of course the snow staying to the north president but as the snow moves through, by monday morning we have a chance even for some snow flakes on the west side of the valley. one thing for sure, once that mess moves through it's going to be very, very cold. some areas freezing and below freezing. 29 to 49 in boulder city. highs from the 70s to the 50s, you get the picture, almost a 20 drof in some 20 drop in some places. afternoon showers likely southwest breeze at 10 to 15 miles an hour acknowledge 7:00 a.m. 47, to 56 at noon, 51 at 7:00 p.m. if you are heading to the mountain that's where it gets interesting, we do have the winter storm warning that goes into effect in the afternoon. it should be some great skiing but the trouble is getting up there. lake mead, boaters take note, breezy conditions. chance for a lingering chance of snow or rain, really cold wind gerard, northwest winds 25 to 40. it's going to feel colder than the groundhog will be confused tuesday morning. february is a winter month, a reminder. we should be near 60 by next weekend but the next couple of days really interesting weather. >> it's been such an odd winter. >> record high, then in the 40s by monday. aye i.e. yaiyai! team in the >> well, the rebels were new interim coach todd symon, had a chance to play into a two seed, if they could keep winning. if they could beat the hold home court, san diego state. superstars in the stands, bryce harper and greg mad maddock, potential bad news for the rebels. been carter going up for a rebound, goes down to the ground with an apparent knee injury. had to be helped from the court. we'll hear from the coach on his two point game with the 3 and then moments later down by 3, rebels are going to tie things up. ike wamu, second half rebels again trailing by 3, turning up the defense, jerome segal, putting down the hammer a one point game but down by eight moments later and derrick jones jr. gets the jam himself, the rebels still down, 17-8 run, going away by 15, seventh state losses of the rebels against san diego state. the biggest question was the health of ben. >> obviously it was a pivotal moment, heartbeat of the team. games like this are made for him where they're letting him play and it's gritty and you can bang and do all kinds of stuff he was well respected, one of our leaders and saw a little bit of the air go out of not only the building but shows how important ben is to everybody. >> all right, he will be further evaluated. how about the lady rebels? number 2 team in the land, oklahoma sooners and they were taking on lsu in the freshman -- best freshman in the nation, ben simmons. behind the head jam it was a 12 point lead for lsu looking to play the upset but the sooners have a pretty good player themselves. many isaiahisaiah cousins. main event, two number 2 ranked contender. didn't take long for johnson to prove he needs another shot at the title or at least a shot at john jones. he pounds out bader at 1:26 in the first round, bouncing back very nicely. >> tough loss for the rebels but we'll . hopefully ben carter is not hurt seriously. that's going to do it for us at