e what butler did on this end, though i would love to see isaiah taylor even though he has kameron woods guarding him. try to get alex barlow back on you off the screen-and-roll. >> brian: woods knocks down the first. he's three out of five. butler starting to feel it a little bit. there is a lot of time here, though. kameron woods has pulled down eight rebounds. sitting on seven points. gets them to 50. seven-point lead for butler. texas has to go fast. >> steve: run screen-and-roll. try to get him back on you. >> brian: taylor goes right to the hole and a quick bucket for texas. time out texas. five-point game.

>> brian: butler has the lead and the ball. time out story wig. texas has two remaining. butler just one. >> steve: isaiah taylor showed he was going to use the screen-and-roll with lammert. kameron woods was worried about switching. you can't have taylor go one-on-one with woods because of his length. i think right now if you're butler you have to have a way to get this basketball in you've got to go get it a foul on isaiah taylor.

>> brian: barlow will head to the free-throw line. quick foul. quick bucket by taylor. a quick foul. and i think rick barnes wanted something else there. he's not happy with the way that shook out. alex barlow. out of the cincinnati area. excellent free-throw shooter. his first of the day. 82 1/2%. barlow calmly knocks it down. nothing but net. barlow can make it a three-possession game with a free throw here. 53.8 remaining. alex barlow makes them both. a ton of free throws this half for butler. they've made 15. seven-point lead. texas. wasted a lot of time. felix will fire a three.

yes. javan felix keeping a glimmer of hope alive with the longhorns. felix from long range. butler ball when we come back. s? ♪ ♪ [explosion] ♪ [loud chatter] because this is the land that i love. the country i'm honored to serve. >> brian: javan felix, a major bench threat just hit a huge three. texas, one time out remaining as is butler. look for a quick foul here. great free-throw shooters for butler in barlow and dunham.

no fouls. clock ticks. dunham on the move. barlow. chrabascz couldn't get rid of that basketball fast enough. barlow is fouled. fires up a three and almost went in. >> steve: smart basketball. he knew he was getting fouled. tried to get a three-point shot. >> brian: barlow and dunham the guys they want on the line. >> steve: great strength keeping that basketball. alec barlow trying to get a three-point shot out of it. smart play by him. >> brian: barlow has 15 free throw makeses in the game. one for two in the first half. 16 for 21 for the game. in this half. 16 points from the line. barlow can make it 17. >> steve: the defense adjustment. is it man-to-man? a little show of man-to-man but

i think they're dropping back into a zone. >> brian: 22 to go. texas knows they've got to get one up there. three-point try. holmes. no. woods can the rebound. that might do it right there. kameron woods, the top rebounder in the big east rips one down. butler headed to the line. a chance to make it a three-possession game again. >> steve: jonathan holmes got an excellent look. once he missed it it comes down to the size of texas. >> brian: woods can't get the first one to go. four out of seven. not a lot of time for the horns to come back. down six. woods can put them away right here. buries it. kameron woods. he and barlow hit big free throws down the stretch. texas running out of options.

felix. long three. no. dunham's got it. whistle coming. butler ready to seal this one away. >> steve: gutsy performance by the bulldogs. kameron woods shaken up on that play but huge rebounds. alex barlow came up with a huge one and dunham right there picking up that loose ball. >> brian: kellen dunham hit that big three-pointer. 19 points. mike it 20 for dunham. still some big questions. roosevelt jones. that's going to be a major story tonight and tomorrow. butler gets ready for notre dame. the butler bulldogs sending the texas longhorns home. the big 12 is 0-3 in this first window on thursday.

butler moving on. 56-48. they'll match up against notre dame on saturday. >> steve: the rebounding you look at for them they competed on the glass, they have points in the paint, all the things you thought would be an advantage for the texas longhorns. >> brian: butler and notre dame. our final butler wins it 56-48. tournament games continue live now on tnt, tbs and tru-tv. cbs prime time. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

>> ernie: welcome back to our new york studios and the road to the final four your final score butler holding off texas 56-48. the bulldogs advance to play notre dame in the next round. tonight the midwest region tips off with an 8-9 match-up between cincinnati and purdue. followed by the overall number one seed. unbeaten kentucky beginning its quest for history against first-four winner hampton. our first full day, about halfway through here on march madness. back with more tonight. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you pay for your data every month.

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tomorrow, may be the first day of spring but one last winter storm is on its way. we are tracking a mix of rain, and snow, and, march madness, officially underway, fans are fired up about this, in less than two hours number one seed villanova will take on lafayette. we will have more on tonight's

game in just a moment but first we have an eye on the storm, winter weather advisory is in effect. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm natasha brown. the chris may is off tonight. lets get over to meteorologist kathy orr with the latest from storm scan three. kathy, i'm still trying to wrap my head around more snow. >> everyone is just tired of it. it is last waning hours of winter and on our screen we have got a lot of green but as it encounter cold air over northeast we will be seeing snow, moving into the delaware valley. this will fall early tomorrow morning, where temperatures are below freezing. winter weather advisory in effect with the region with the exception of south jersey and central and southern delaware with accumulating snow especially on the grassy surfaces. future weather takes us through the night, cloud thicken and by 7:00 a.m. you cane in the line west of reading through lancaster and eastern shore of maryland where it is mainly rain. the as it takes over the the delaware valley it the becomes snow very quickly through philadelphia accumulating in

the afternoon with rain to the the south and south jersey and delaware and then moves out by evening period. so it will be lasting throughout the the day it will be slushy and changing over to rain from south to north over the course of the afternoon. mainly snow in the poconos and lehigh valley, slushy and slick, and city wet and slushy and in south jersey and delaware mainly wet with some snow. could be changing over to rain. impact of this though is going to be incredible for your friday travel. moderate snow from washington through philadelphia, and its suburbs through new york and boston. every where you go if you are traveling tomorrow, you will be impacted by this system throughout the day, and toward the the evening period. coming up we're taking a look at the snow accumulations and show you how much will stick, where you live, because a a lot of this will depend on elevation and temperature. i'll see you later on in the broadcast with that. >> thanks, kathy. so how is your bracket doing right about now? march madness tips off here on

cbs three we have seen big upsets on the road to indianapolis. villanova will take the the court tonight and we have team coverage starting with leslie van arsdal in pittsburgh. >> and this is the best team we have ever had. we know we get judged on how we do in the tournament. we're just starting. we're really after all of the things we have done we are at beginning. >> reporter: for darren hillard and jayvaughn pinkston this is the beginning of the final tournament run. >> we have been here before. we have been through a lot of things. thirteen-19 season the the loss the at georgetown. a lot of adversity. we have stuck together and kind of persevered through it. i think our mind set set us up apart. >> we have the same mind set that we had last year. just better focus. >> reporter: last time lafayette played in the tournament it was 2,000 they lost to temple. a 16 has never beaten a number one. but what do they have to say about that. >> i think 16th seed was just spite whether or not that plays a factor into it we don't care. we are happy to be here and

happy to be playing villanova and excited for the opportunity to be the first 16th seed to knock off a one seed. >> reporter: i will hand things over to sport director beasley reese live at villanova with i'm sure some very excited villanova fans. >> thanks, leslie. right now it is quiet. i'm at the connolly center where right now students are doing what students do, they are getting a bite to eat, they are talking about how they can save the world from the mistake of my generation. they are starting to get excited behind me here and at 6:50 though these are the wildcats you will remember c-a-t the campus activity team will be here to get them ready for the big dance. villanova verse the winners of the patriot league lafayette villanova fans thinking big. >> just so hard to put up 20

points ochefu will get 15. we will win by 20. >> reporter: even the president of the you had has villanova in the finals, the students are hoping to be part of the magical run, like the one they heard about that happened so long ago. >> everyone here is talk about like 1985 our big year, 30 year anniversary. we want to bring it home again. >> reporter: it is called march madness for a reason. one and done cat fans enter the big dance with their eyes wide opened. >> i think anyone can give them a scare. iowa state just lost. so, it could happen. i don't know i think lafayette could give them a scare but i hope that doesn't happen. >> reporter: student are laughing at me because is there a five or 62nd delay they watch me try to manage it. i will toss it back to the studio live from the campus of villanova where they say go

nova. >> beasley has some new friend there. well villanova and lafayette are part of the east region and the winner of the game tonight, the winner of the game between villanova and lafayette will then take on winner of the nc state louisiana state match up. that is coming up tonight after the wild cat and leopard game is completed and you can see those games on tbs. game is right here tonight on purdue and cincinnati at 7:00. hampton and undefeated kentucky following that up at 9:40. we're following breaking news murder charges file in the shooting death of a man out walking his dog in overbrook. now is there a manhunt for the police say actually pulled the trigger. crime happened a week ago on wood crest avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at police headquarters with new information on this disturbing case. todd? >> reporter: and natasha according to police after the

three suspects got done playing basketball, they decided to rob the victim james stoleman and they pick him over another man who was also walking his dog because stoleman was older and that he was walking a dog that quote looked week and soft. philadelphia police say james stoleman, a married man and father of a young daughter asked the suspect to spare his life. >> did he plead for his life and said please don't shoot me. >> reporter: investigators say had didn't stop 15 year old ta find hamilton from pulling the trigger shooting stillman in the check as he walk his dog never his other brook home. police have an arrest warrant out for overbrook high school freshman and they have a message for him. >> turn yourself in. come see us before we come toe you. >> reporter: police arrested brandon smith, who was also charged with murder a 14 year-old was also arrested but he is facing lesser charges. sources a say he began crying when he gave his statement.

police say both lived at this home near 65th and girard that was searched wednesday night. several guns were taken from the home. stoleman's neighbors in the meantime are stun. >> thank god his daughter wasn't with him. that was one of the main things, you know people really are thinking about. >> reporter: surveillance cameras in overbrook recorded rid ohio of the suspects running, 19th district police officers spotted suspects wednesday and brought them in for questioning. >> nothing, nothing was taken which makes us even more senseless and even more troubling. >> reporter: so manhunt right now for hamilton continues police say both the 15 year-olds will be charged as adults and they say both of them have prior arrests for robbery. reporting live tonight from police headquarters in center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. also breaking news right now a stabbing inside a restaurant in southwest philadelphia chopper three over 55th and lindberg boulevard. police say a 20 year-old man

was stab multiple times there and hospitalized in stable condition. police say a suspect is now hospitalized with what they believe are self inflict stab wounds. well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a terrible tragedy but not a crime. that is the word from authorities investigating the police involved death of brandon tait-brown. we will hear from tait-brown's family about today's announcement. he was trying to get in the bar and ended up getting slammed to the ground and bloody during an arrest. now disturbing video has hundreds rallying behind this honor student. we will be right back.

back on "eyewitness news" with a potentially dangerous situation in north philadelphia a truck gets caught up in utility wires bringing down a pole there. and chopper three over the scene at north third and west oxford. that pole came crashing down but no one was injured. and a local woman is killed in a freak accident in new york city. thirty-seven year-old, tram thigh wynn of philadelphia was walking down a street on manhattan tuesday night when a strong win gusts blew a four-by-eight foot section have plywood off a construction site fence. the wood flew across the street, hit her and threw her against a side of the building. >> it is sad, really is sad you are just walking down the the street and just never know

what will happen. >> wynn was supposed to get married in july. the city has shut down the construction project while they investigate. tomorrow is the the the first day of spring but winter is putting up a good fight. >> just not going anywhere. coming up storm scan three shows a system bringing snow to parts of the area. meteorologist kathy orr has an

we're back with the snowstorm coming and getting ready as snow maps and all that stuff. >> say it ain't so. >> it is like winter all over again, right. >> we will enjoy last few hours of winter and then spring begins at 6:45 tomorrow evening and like that, everything witt change. take a look outside where we

could see four to 6 inches of snow in the poconos. extend that spring season. our weather watchers are hard at work with those observations at bottom of the screen. the it is a cool day and about to get colder. lets go down the shore where we are seeing mainly rain quick hit of snow possible but don't expect much in ocean city or atlantic city from this particular system. you can see rain with warm temperatures with some colder air in the mountains and west virginia change ago this over to snow. we will see redevelopment off the coast and cold air is in place will create our next accumulating snow. snow moves in between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. moving from the west between 9:00 and 2:00 p.m. steady wet snow with rain in the south beginning to work its way north and then between two and 7:00 the snow change to go rain. i expect that to happen on the i-95 corridor but as that cold air stand firm we will be on the upper end of our snow accumulation. three to four in the suburbs.

heading towards allentown and reading. four to six in the poconos a long the i-95 corridor one to 3 inches and adjacent suburbs included on the pennsylvania and new jersey side and this includes northern parts of the new castle county. further south we have a coat to go an inch where we have most of the mixing with rain to occur this snow will accumulate on the grass surfaces first and untreated surfaces. road should be wet and heading north and west, little bit on the slushy side. we have increasing cloud. it will be a cold night. low 30 in the city. twenty's in the suburbs. when snow moves in it will be slushy but sticking. and then during the day friday, snow and rain south cold and slushy high temperature only 38. spring does begin by the the evening tomorrow, and then next day will be more pleasant. for your saturday high temperature up to 50. that is first full day of spring and by sunday chilly again the high of 44. next half an hour we will talk about temperatures chasing 60 in the seven day, can't wait for that. we will see you after the

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new details in the investigation into a deadly police involved shooting that spark protest in philadelphia. the district attorney says that there will be no charges filed in this case, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is in center city with new information. >> reporter: surveillance video revealed publicly for the first time was grain i hard to see but the the district attorney says what it

proves along with eyewitness statements is crystal clear: philadelphia police officers who shot and killed 26 year-old brandon tait-brown during an early morning car stop and confrontation last december did not break the law. >> in this case, the facts show a tragedy. a terrible tragedy. but not a crime. >> reporter: the d.a. says this fully loaded stolen weapon found stuffed between the seats of the car had tait-brown's dna on it and he conclude that had evidence shows he was trying to reenter that car when the officers opened fire. >> this was not the case of an unarmed man shot while running away. >> reporter: prior to announcing his decision the d.a. says he met with tait-brown's mother. >> like any mother, i choked and i cried. >> reporter: while she and her attorney did not openly criticize the d.a.'s decision they say far too many questions remain unanswered.

>> i'm appalled, i cannot wait to leave philadelphia, as much as i love philadelphia. >> reporter: both office are involved in the fatal shooting had previously been cleared in the departmental investigation and now have been returned to full duties and status. >> anytime anybody loses their life under any circumstances, my heart goes out to their family. it is always unfortunate. >> reporter: finally the district attorney concluded that the car stop was properly conduct. officers stopping tait-brown's vehicles because headlights were not operated properly. while the d.a.'s investigation is closed the family and their attorney are pursuing civil litigation. at city hall i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well spring is just around the the corner but things are already heating up in one new jersey shore town. recently police chief was demoted and councilman resign in the middle of the meeting. city officials tried to

diffuse the situation. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details new from cape may. >> reporter: like an episode of real willty tv cape may's march 3rd council meeting had drama the members voted not to keep rob sheen an as police chief the day his one year probationary period was up and this councilman resign on the hunt. >> crucified that man. i will not to it. if i have to resign from this town that is what i will do. >> you are free to go. >> i resign effectively. >> chief sheen an's lack of support can be a attributed to some council members concerned that he is part of the investigation in the the possible abuse of comp time. councilman shane meyer supported sheen an. >> it was appropriate information we received. it had nothing to do with cheap sheehan being rhea pointed as chief. >> reporter: city officials blamed a letter from the county prosecutor's office that arrived a day before the vote. it made it unclear whether sheehan is facing any criminal

allegations. they now know he is not. >> the the letter of march the second was quite disturbing. the with the what the council is trying to does get all of the facts together so we can make an intelligent decision. >> reporter: sheehan still runs the police department as a captain and could began chief. while city officials, explained to the media what is going on, the public was not invited and they were not happy. >> i wanted to hear the facts and we were denied that opportunity. >> what kind of kangaroo politics are we talking about here. >> reporter: while people were frustrated they could not speak with the mayor and sit the is i manager today next tuesday it will be a different story some people are war that i had city hall might not fit everyone. mayor says he has no intentions of moving the meeting to a bigger venue n cape may i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it was no easy task crews spent 13 hours to upright this tractor trail their overturn at the base of the ben franklin bridge. why did it the take so long in "eyewitness news" reporter

matt rivers explains. >> hit the the curve too fast an 18 wheeler heading westbound on the ben franklin bridge into philadelphia, flipped on its side backing up traffic all night and into the morning rush hour. >> he tried to negotiate the curve at the rate of speed that they were going at the truck just went over. >> reporter: truck, carrying a large load of italian kiwis blocked a couple lanes of traffic. the cars were diverted on to the fifth street bridge until crews could get lanes opened for rush hour but even then commute where is much longer than normal. the road was in the fully cleared just before 10:00 a.m. offer 13 hours after the crash. why did it take crews as long as it did to clean this accident up. it had to do with all of those kiwis inside, there were hundreds of boxes inside that truck just like that one that were involved in the accident and they each needed to be cleaned by hand. that included box that he is fell out of the truck and box that he is remained outside. >> our plan was to have it off the roadway by rush hour.

>> reporter: delaware river port authority ceo john hanson says they almost made that deadline at 4:30a m crews tried to raise the the truck but... >> there was a split in the site of the truck that made it unsafe to lift and more fruit had to be off loaded. >> reporter: they were ready to go by 7:00 a.m. but rush hour had begun. in order to move the truck they would have had to shut the bridge completely so they waited until 9:30 until rush hour ended and thousands of commuters had been delayed. matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it was that back to class for students at paulsboro high school day after fumes prompted an early dismissal. hearst before classes resumed this morning inspectors were inside checking for fumes. they found none. tenth grader milk hail a was not one of the 13 students and staffers hospitalized yesterday but she did feel sick from a strong gas-like smell. >> my head started to hurt and i felt really dizzy all day. >> i didn't want to come, i was scared. i didn't know i would still

smell. >> officials say that the fumes were caused by a chemical leak at nearby paulsboro refinery. the leak has how been contain. demonstrators marched for a second day at university of virginia. they are angry about the arrest of the black student and an arrest they say was racially motivated. at rest of marquis johnson by alcoholic beverage control agent was caught on camera. eyewitnesses say under age student was trying to enter an off campus bar. the 209 year-old needed ten stitches for a head injury. the agent said in a report that johnson was agitated and belligerent. a thousand students demonstrated wednesday night, johnson wiped away tears. >> i beg for you guys regardless of your personal opinions and the way you feel about subjects to please respect everyone here. >> virginia's governor is calling for an independent investigation in the arrest johnson faces charges of obstruction of justice or public swearing or intoxication. isis meantime is

reportedly claiming responsibility for deadly museum attack in tunisia. tunisia authorities say nine people have been arrested in connection with the a attack a. at least 23 people were killed, many foreign tourist this morning officials found a man and his pregnant wife alive and still hiding in the museum. spanish tourist say that they lock themselves in the office. swedish police say a shooting spree inside a restaurant is gang-related and not an act of terrorism. two people were killed and least ten were wounded when gunman opened fire at a restaurant there. so far no arrests have been made. police have taken several people in for questioning. still to come on "eyewitness news" a fisherman releases a shark near swim are and florida sending spring breakers running for their lives. caught on camera a dare devil on a motorcycle taunts police during a wild high speed chase kathy. here we go again it is last hours of winter and snow will accumulating first on

those grass surfaces and then elsewhere, we will show you how much to expect and when it moves out coming up as "eyewitn

a quick thinking school bus driver in florida is called a hero for saving some students from this burning bus. the the driver noticed a

strange smell on the way to school yesterday and quickly got all 20 student off that bus. well, moment later the bus burst into flames destroyed in just a matter of minutes. fire fighters think a problem in the engine sparked that fire. >> look at this guy, look at this guy look at this, look at this. this hot shot motorcycle rider is behind bars this morning after taking police in southern california for a wild ride. he taunted officers, by standing up on the seat of his met or cycle several times leading them on a chase outside l.a. he eventually pulled in the gas station got off his bike and officers arrested him. well, some students meantime on spring break in florida had a chosen counter with a shark. take a look a fisherman ruled in the shark at the end of the peer on jacksonville beach. that caused a panic because spring breaker were swimming nearby. police got involved to stop the fisherman. they made him cut his line so snow one could get hurt. >> hey fisherman you cannot

catch that shark. >> i have been waiting for this day a long time to catch something in that size, and to be able to land it, keep it as my own and i definitely feel that was taken from me. >> police did issue the fisherman a verbal warning.

former secretary of state hillary clinton is in atlantic city. potential 2016 presidential candidate was keynote speaker at american cancer association convention today. "eyewitness news" at the atlantic city convention certainty. clinton told the crowd that summer camps are an important part of early childhood education. >> i think it is not just what happens in camps but what happens all year round for our kid. the fact is that every child needs enrichment, beyond what they have in their family or certainly in the classroom. >> 3,000 camp professionals heard clinton's speech today. prince charles and duchess of cornwall are continuing their u.s. visit. today royal couple met with president obama and vice-president biden in the oval office. earlier in the day prince

charles visited car looks rosario charter school in washington d.c. the adult education school teaches life skills for immigrants along with language classes and support services. the the duchess of cornwall visited department of forensic sciences in washington where she spoke with medical experts about dna testing for victims of sexual assault. it is a quiet day in weather, the first last full day of winter tomorrow we will see spring begin but not until dinner hour. our eyewitness weather watchers was saying it was a beautiful take with temperatures below average but pleasant day to be outside. 45 degrees right now reported in la haska the pressure is rising wind southwest at 6 miles an hour tom says. trees looking for a good home. the tree farm in doylestown looking good, with plenty of blue sky there. elsewhere some really pretty pictures taken throughout the the region. i love this one from dimitri

take me out to the ballgame. it won't be long now when we are out at citizens bank park enjoying summer weather. take a look outside because right now view fridays campbell's field home of the river sharks. looking across the the delaware with hazy sunshine, cloud are moving in and next it will be the the snow and the rain on storm scan three you can see moisture creeping toward the east. we will see area have low pressure developing and moving north east and cold air is already in place lows tonight in the 20's and 30's and that sets us up for snow. winter weather advisory for most of the region tomorrow and we are talking about accumulating snow. through south jersey central, southern delaware mainly rain quick wintry mix and then over to warmer temperatures. the right now 45 in philadelphia. 43 degrees in millville. forty-four in wilmington. thirty-four in the poconos. forty-four in reading. pottstown through willow grove, 43 quakertown. not a huge range in temperature. we will watch or developing

low continuing to intensify and bring snow into our western suburbs by 7:00 a.m. and spread into philadelphia by 9:00. by evening seven or 8:00 if you are going out having a dinner part any issue. this will be ending from west to east and skies will slowly clear. saturday we have reenforcing shot of cold air moving in. a as far as snow accumulations in the northern and western suburbs three to 4 inches as you head toward allentown. allentown reading on the high end. four to six in the poconos where we want the snow. temperatures cold enough for more powdery accumulation there. along i-95 corridor temperatures above freezing. we are talking about a slushy snow accumulating on the grass surfaces first. one to 3 inches for i-95 adjacent suburbs in pennsylvania, new jersey and northern delaware and south jersey where we anticipate more mixing a coat to go an inch of snow there. when we're traveling on area roads it will be wet snow, some rain especially to the south and east. that snow steady throughout

the day slushy spots untreated road will be slick so throughout the day it will be on the slow side for late morning rush and even toward the afternoon and evening rush. overnight the cloud will increase, it will be cold low in the city 30, below freezing every where across the region. during the the day tomorrow snow changing over to rain south and east during the afternoon, high temperature going for 38 degrees. looking ahead on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast saturday looks great. first full day of spring and it will feel like it. sunday 44. cooler still monday. look at what happens toward end of the month, tuesday 47. wednesday 55. finally seasonable and then thursday perhaps a shower the high temperature near 60 degrees, through is spring it is at the end of the seven day. we will be back with more updates at 6:00 jessica. >> you found spring kathy, very good. some members of the atlantic city police department took time out to present i a smile from a bye

recovering from surgeries. they took gifts including a teddy bear to abdul ingram. abdul recently underwent open heart surgery and officers say he is an a student and they thought this visit might cheer him up. philabundance is incorporating march madness in the latest fundraiser. "eyewitness news" at 13th annual march madness event in center city today. this gives businessmen and women a chance to enjoy a day of tournament watching while raising money for philabundance. it is region's largest hunger relief organizations fighting hunger and malnutrition in the delaware valley. we will be right back.

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welcome back everyone. tom cruise is selling off over 07 million-dollar in real

estate, the question tonight is why has elicted his properties now. >> the insider's michael yo joins us with the answer, michael. >> reporter: chris and jessica, now it is your turn to own a cruise crib. we will find out yes put two of his housees on the market. here's your insider in 60 seconds. >> tom tom. >> tom cruise is looking to sell his home in los angeles. >> not even tom cruise is immune to the risky business of real estate. he is worth 350 million-dollar, is looking to unload 72 million-dollar in property. first elicted his 298-acre colorado estate for 59 million. now his compound in the hollywood hills was put up on the mark for just shy of 13 million-dollar. according to a source cruise compound was occupied by members of the tom's family before being put on the market. it is located off muscle holland drive and contains two houses on 2.75 acres of land. it has seven bedroom, nine

bat, pool spa waterfall and jet liner views. added bonus justin timberlake is a neighbor. there is no indication financial troubles are triggering his massive property liquidation. tom has been busy shooting mission impossible five in europe. if you keep up with tom he started selling his property the in 2013, in new york city he unloaded a town house for 28 million-dollar and a condo for 3 million. chris and jessica back to you. all right. thanks. you can see the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 we have an eye on the storm, kathy. >> we sure do, well hopefully, definitely last time of the winter season because winter end tomorrow. we will talk about accumulating snow. we will talk about how much you should expect coming up. also developing right now, two teenagers charged with murder of a man in overbrook one of them is still on the loose. now we're learning the heart

breaking circumstances, that led to the deadly shooting. the the the madness is underway we are gearing up for local match up, lafayette has arrived at the rena as they tried for the upset begins villanova we are live there, alexandria. >> reporter: we're here at franklin square. this is what you may call a ghost station. are renovations worth it we will go under ground, coming up. one day from spring, but we're still dealing with winter. it may look nice in center city but we have an eye on another winter storm. and, on storm scan three right now you can see the system pushing up from the south, all rain, right now but it will be switching by the the time it gets to us. so when will this winter finally end? >> that is a good question. >> good evening, i'm natasha brown. >> i'm jessica dean, chris may

is off tonight. lets go right to meteorologist kathy orr with what we can expect from this winter storm, kathy. >> good news if you do in the like snow it will in the last that licensing because of the temperatures. as we climb in the 30's and over next couple days in the 40's and 50's anything that falls will be melting. so there is something to look forward to. if you do like snow, well here's one more round. rain on storm scan three but as it encounters colder air in the philadelphia area it will be snow by the time the it arrives tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory posted the with the exception of the three southern counties in new jersey and central and southern delaware. we're talking about accumulating snow on the grass surfaces to start but as we go to the north and west temperatures will be colder and we are going to stay mainly snow. between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. it moves in and then snowing throughout the day, heavy wet snow, rain to the south and moves out in the evening and then turning cooler for friday night. as far as will travel is concern poconos