moving in portions of new york city, and into long island at the moment this came through, almost, instantly. we felt wind just really pick up and now, very blustery this evening. the wind advisory in effect for vast majority of the entire northeast that goes until midnight tonight for our region and indicative of the gusts possibly as high as 50 miles an hour. we have had a few, up to 48, 49, even one gusting in chester county at 51 miles an hour here this evening. here's the low down on the wind advisory. we have wind until 20 to 30 miles an hour making it feel colder outside. we are concerned about gusts. gusting to 50 miles an hour with those gusts, you always have to be on the look out for down tree branches and down power lines and that, of course can lead to the risk for power outages. secure loose object around your home trash cans blowing down the street with these strong gusty wind. wind do die down overnight but i'll tell but more gusty wind for your tuesday and we will track some rain as we start to

transition here from march into april. i'll have the seven day coming up. back over to you. >> kate, thank you. u.s. capitol complex was placed on lock down this afternoon after shots were fired at the visitors center. capitol police say a man drew his weapon at a security checkpoint and then was shot by police. he was arrested and taken to a hospital. a female bystander was also injured by shrapnel. police say this incident was the not, terror related, and the capitol complex was on lock down for about an hour. stay with cbs news for very latest on this capitol shooting, scott pelley will have more tonight at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news" right after we sign off. twenty-six year-old paul, has been charged with assault and an alleged attack, caught on cameras and shared on social media "eyewitness news", showed you video last week after it went viral. west deptford township police launched an investigation into that fight that led to the arrest. the victim was a juvenile.

cojocaro faces aggravated assault and terroristic threats. he is now, outside on bail. a warning tonight for dog owners, some on the main line say their dogs have been disappearing, and that is raising concern about possible dog thieves. he says that a couple in a gold honda tried to take his golden retriever will friday his front yard in bryn mawr. home surveillance caught that whole ordeal. joseph say couple told them they thought it was their neighbor's dog but he got suspicious after seeing flyers on social media warning others a man and a woman in the tan sedan were trying to take dogs from front yard. >> i hope to have them grow a conscious. that is pretty, pretty sick and sat things to do. >> other dog owners are saying that they keep their dogs on a tighter leash, after seeing those warning flyers. the villanova wildcats are heading to the final four and excitement around town, it is through the look. students are still on easter break so campus, was quiet but

book store was packed. the manager there says that there were more than 400 orders before they walked in this morning. villanova taking on oklahoma saturday, and earlier this year oklahoma won big and wildcats, but now fans say they are cautiously optimistic. >> it is a little unsettling, but we're a totally different team then we were in the beginning of the season. >> i'm not too worried. it will be beneficial because, to have some tape to look at. >> how about this, airing this years tournament nova had advanced to the sweet 16 in the last five years and now they are off to a final four for the first time since 2009. now fans aren't getting a head of themselves but authorities are. they want to be prepared in case there is a celebration to patrol on saturday night. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has more on that. >> reporter: they are not basketball play charts but police planning diagrams, and they got lots of attention, as dozens of first responders, met for the first time at radnor police headquarters, to

plan for the huge celebrations that would follow villanova final four victories this weekend. >> we have our emergency communications department setting up, a command post addressing the concerns, so this is treated like a mini, episode of what happened with the pope. >> reporter: because of the wildcats playing in houston, the main line campus is expected to be the soul focus of major celebrations. the more than 4,000 students, already there, expected to be joined by thousands of others, pouring in through local streets and on septa lines. >> starting on the outside there will be detour routes for trucks, cars, parking restrictions in the area should they get that far. >> reporter: to help with their planning officials to have the advantage of looking back at celebrations here in april of 2009, when villanova made it to the final four. >> we expect several thousand multiple thousands of people to come to the campus should

they make it to the final game, and celebrate, and be a part of history. >> reporter: despite detailed planning, underway keeping celebrations, safe officials say really depend on how fans behave. >> celebrating responsibly about being respectful of others, being respectful to the university's property and we do have high expectations for our students and we expect that they will do that. >> reporter: everyone hoping like the team, the celebration that might be coming will bring nothing but happy memories on the villanova campus walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> happy faces there, villanova oklahoma game is, first up this saturday from houston and it gets started at 6:09 p.m., 40 minutes after the end of that game, it will be north carolina tar heels verse syracuse orange. winners play for the national championship one week from tonight. our leslie van arsdal is

traveling withville know of, she will have live reports from houston starting on thursday, right here on "eyewitness news". good, good, yes. >> tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, see what happens when ping-pong, tennis and bad myth even all come together and see why people are hook on this sport, vittoria woodill shows us the name of a fun game. hazing investigation continues at conestoga high school in chester county. a community meeting will get underway very shortly and "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live to tell us why this meeting has been call in the first place, david? >> reporter: yeah, jessica, this is something that not many people here at conestoga high school want to talk about or in the community but there is that community meet ago this just started about five minutes ago behind me. it will go for about an hour or so, it deals with hazing allegations, three students, three, 17 years old were charged earlier in the month for allegedly assaulting another student with a broom

handle. this allegedly happened in the locker room. there were members of the fat ball team, authorities are not releasing their names because they are juveniles. they are being charged as juveniles. the district attorney hogan made this announcement a little bit earlier this month. basically this meeting is a chance for parents to voice concerns for students, to voice concerns to talk to administrators to see how to move forward to make sure something like this does not happen again. but we will have more coverage of this tonight at 10:00 and 11:00, jessica reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. as david mentioned stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the hazing investigation, david spunt will be inside for the meeting and will have the latest on "eyewitness news" at ten. also "eyewitness news" at 11:00. remembering their brothers in blue the mount holly police department held a ceremony today to honor three fallen police officers. on march 28th, 197 five donald elshire, william worth and john holmes were shot when

they responded to reports of a man with the gun. officers alshire and worth died at the scene, officer holmes was paralyzed and died from his injuries 17 years later. >> it is extremely important that we have these services, to always remember that young officers coming up are aware of what is happening here and what could happen in the future. >> mount holly police department gathered to remember the fallen officers every year on this day. still to come on "eyewitness news" a heart warming act of charity, why this ten year-old, used her birthday as a chance to give back and the personal inspiration behind that idea. also, he won multiple grammys but a home grown jazz musician is saying what he received today from the city is something special, to honor the city of brotherly love. his name is buddy but he

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well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight, a special, donation for the cancer center and delaware county hospital from a little girl, who just celebrated a milestone birthday. health reporter stephanie stahl is here now with more on this generous gift and stephanie, this has a special twist. >> wait until you hear this story. i love this one. most kid love to get presents for their birthdays. who will turn down a gift, right? little girl you where to meet decided giving was better than getting, and wait until you you see why. >> we got this little gift for to you thank you. what you did was amazing. >> reporter: token of appreciation for ten year-old cassidy martin from the delaware county cancer center. for her birthday she told her friend instead of gifts that she could make a donation to get to the cancer center where her grandmother has been treated for breast cancer.

>> i still make money for them. >> reporter: what makes you want to do this. >> i just wanted to give back. >> reporter: cassidy's name after her grandmother rose marie cassidy who was a patient at the center for nine years. >> we took phenomenal care of her. >> reporter: kristin martin says her mother's final years were good because of the cancer center. the cassidy was one when her nana died in 2008 but she remembers. >> she was really nice, sweet, i like everything about it. >> reporter: instead of birthday presents cassidy got $320 from her friend that she donated to the cancer center. >> give me a hug. thank you very much for all you do. >> it is like an angel. >> reporter: marie destafano says oncology director will go to the appearance enhancement the center where breast cancer patients get help with things like wigs. >> any donation no matter how small it is is big to the cancer center. we're a small center. we treat a lot of patients. >> reporter: cassidy does not know much about cancer only that this is the place that made nana happy.

what do you think nana would think about what she did. >> she would be happy because i did a good thing for her. >> reporter: you know nana is happen bye that. cassidy and her family participates in the annual 5k to benefit the cancer center. their team rose marie has raised $35,000 over eight years. >> wow. >> talk about giving, giving, giving. >> what a generous heart. >> yes good at such a young age. her grandmother left a lasting impression. >> he did, thanks. philadelphia is known as one of the america's greatest music cities and tonight city is celebrating jazz. the smooth sound filled city hall today as the philadelphia club musical ensemble performed. mayor jim kenney proclaimed april as philadelphia jazz a probationer month and he also honored grammy winning jazz base player christian mcbride, a philadelphia native.

>> no matter how many grammy you win or how much appreciation you get from people all over the world, the absolutely no substitute for people and love from your hometown. the hometown always keeps you honest. >> isn't that true. >> we hope you feel lots of love. this is sixth year that the city will celebrate philadelphia jazz appreciation month. the easter who will take isn't over just yet, governor tom wolf and first lady frances wolf held a easter egg hunt at their harrisburg home. governor and first lady hosted local chapter of the big brothers and big sisters non-profit organization. the governor says the governors residents belongs to the people of pennsylvania and they support festivity like this one. march is going out on a windy note and that brings up tonight's good question. where does the term in like a lion out like a lamb come from. it was submitted by viewers

jacks, leslie and pennsylvania trish a nicole will have the answer tonight at 11:00. and kate is joining us now. we have talked about the wind, that definitely is true. >> yes. >> it is here. >> but march does look like it will go out like a little bit of the lion, thursday night into friday, supposed to go out like a lamb. but wednesday, that is very lamb-like but thursday is the last day of march. less lamb-like. it came in like a lion and lamb if i ren quickly. it came in quiet. we had a storm quickly halfway through first day of march and then, well, we will go out like a lion as well. but it is different, with thunderstorms. lets look at is what happening outside right now. citizens bank park we will show you this camera because beautiful sky. gorgeous looking evening out there. blue skies starting to see a few colors in the sky as we approach sunset which is about an hour or so away but looking fantastic out there right now and it is a sign of spring, we're seeing citizens bank park not being used at the

moment but very, very shortly, in fact take a look, we only have two weeks now 14 days until the phillies home opener, verse san diego, on monday, april the 11th. can't believe we're already at phillies home opener. you always know it is springtime and possibly winter weather is in the rear-view mirror once we he talk about baseball coming home to philadelphia storm scan three is pretty clear for us, you can see storm that brought rain this morning, that is beginning to depart. it does have rain and snow showers witt over new york state. nothing for us, dry air has moved in but this is a pretty large system, rain we saw this morning is pushing through portions of maine, turning over to snow in extreme northern maine but we're just feeling wind around the back edge. high pressure builds in behind it. wind accelerating thanks to the creation of that pressure gradient. wind gusting to 43 miles an hour in philadelphia, 44 miles an hour in mount pocono and in lancaster. wilmington is at 40 miles an hour. atlantic city 39 miles an however. here are our peak wind gusts for today west grove chester

county 51 miles an hour there. in wilmington 49 miles an hour, deer lake berks county at 49 as well. airport in reading they got to 47 miles an hour and we're peeking in philadelphia so far, at 43 miles an hour gusts, at the moment, windy weather continues this evening, gusts to 45 miles an hour, overnight just a slight reduction in those wind speed, still gusts to 40 and tomorrow, sunny day but blustery. wind could gust to 30 miles an hour. system departs and tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. we are looking at sunshine same story on wednesday, wind die town wednesday as well, wednesday right here a beautiful day but then here comes that lit the lion like spoiler for end of march, thursday we will start off with sun, windy, warmer but thursday evening into thursday night these showers and thunderstorms work their way through and they could be locally strong. then temperatures will plumet. we are supposed to be seeing temperatures rise as we head into april but look at that warm up as that cold front approaches, comes through thursday night into friday and as we head into next weekend we will get big batch of cold from canada, starts to come

down and we are going to start april on a very chilly note for the time of the year. tonight clear skies, gusty wind, low down to 40 degrees. tomorrow mostly sunny, windy, cooler, high 556789 still not a bad day. wind will feel colder then 55. it will feel like 409's most office day. wednesday looking beautiful, and good day to get outside. thursday we will finish out march with thunderstorms in the a afternoon and high near 7o friday starts april with round of rain especially through first half of the day and then first weekend of april, chilly, highs don't get out of the 40's. you will want to not put the coats away just yet. we have been putting them a way and pulling them back out. pull them back out. >> yes. >> all right, kate, thanks very much. "cbs evening news" is just minutes away and scott pelley joins with us a look ahead at that, scott. >> reporter: here's the cws evening news tonight. washington lock down is over but questions remain, about the gun man who opened fire, at the capitol today.

plus brussels death toll has listen, as the search for suspects, connected to the bombing escalates. and we will meet the real women, behind this iconic symbol, tonight, on the "cbs evening news".

villanova ready to go. >> they are ready to go and they have a lot to get ready for. they are playing one of those kids, best players in the county. how do you stop the unstoppable? that is question facing villanova wildcats they play oklahoma saturday night the in the final 46789 sooners have a player who treats defense like all you can eat buffet, buddy hield takes what he he wants and goes back for second he that is g he scored 37 points in the game and 29 for the tournament. he had 117 points in four games. that is second only to stepp cure any 2008. hello. he is pretty good. speaking of steph, jay wright says the two players are

similar. >> steph curry he can do the good job on him defensively and hit tough shots and demoralized you. you just can't get beat, you can do a good job and he hits a tough shot. it can affect you on the next play. >> moving on now deandre bembry is taking his game and his fro to the next level. st. joes junior has hired an agent and declaring for nba draft. bembry was a-10 player have the year and led hawks to the conference tournament championship. we are sad to see him go but happy to see him fulfill his life long dream. after a two-one-one road trip flyers are back on home ice. they host winnipeg jets in 35 minutes. head coach dave hakstol says they are in control of their own destiny. looking at morning skate flyers have eight games left in the season. right now they are tied for detroit for final wild card spot. sean contact tore use is

encourage. >> overall, that trip was a tough trip and we still did pretty good. so, we're still in control of our destiny and that is pretty much our thinking right now. >> all right. just three games left for phillies in the grapefruit league and today they face toronto. now before the game philadelphia is announced that vincent velasquez will be fifth starter and they made a good choice against j's, six shut out innings, giving up two hits and striking out eight. but phillies lose two-one. hard to believe a opening day a week from now on monday in cincinnati. >> so close good within our reach. >> it is almost there. >> hold on. >> don, thanks. coming up big anniversary for

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a big anniversary today for one philadelphia's favorite movies you probably know what it is. thirty-nine years ago today rocky won best picture at the forty-ninth academy awards. sylvester stay len was also nominated for best actor but beaten for peter finch for his role in network. even 39 years later "eyewitness news" at art museum today as people still raced up the steps recreating the famous scene. >> wow. >> that is what people do good thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", tonight fbi's battle with apple takes a new turn, how the governmental agency, broke into the suspected san bernardino's iphone without the help of the tech giant. from new york now is scott pelley.

>> pelley: shots fired in the capital. >> we believe this is an act of a single person. >> pelley: police say he drew a gun in the visitors' center. also tonight, the f.b.i. breaks the lock on the san bernardino killer's cell phone, heading off the showdown with apple. can trump's republican opponents stop him? we'll explain the delegate math. and these women helped win the war, armed only with a rivet gun. >> the fellas were gone. somebody had to do it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the u.s. capitol visitors' center was crowded with spring tourists, many of them children, when a man pulled a handgun this afternoon. a police officer opened fire and wounded the gunma