players, coaches basked in glory of the second ncaa basketball title in villanova university's history, high atop the double decker buses wildcats held a championship trophy high for all to see during the victory parade through center city philadelphia a. >> wow, wow. >> what a turnout, thousands packed parade route from 20th and market to dilworth park for the rally, a sea have blue and white thanked villanova for bringing national championship home. we have live team three coverage with sports director don bell and reporters leslie van arsdal and rahel solomon. a fun, exciting day. >> it is an amazing day, guys, absolutely tremendous. i think i had one of the best vantage points thaw could of today. i was on top have of one of the double decker buses, we're driving down market street i look out and sea of people, thousands at the time trying to estimate how many people there were, and, last hour the mayor's office releasing a

statement saying that they estimate that there was 60,000 people here, showing love, for nova nation. and speaking of the mayor he also had one very important statement to make today as well. >> i jim kenney, mayor of the city of philadelphia do hereby proclaim friday, april 8th, 2016, to be villanova wildcats ncaa mens basketball championship day, congratulations. >> the mayor, making it official, confirming what we already know, it is all about theville know of wildcats, on this friday here in early april. listen, it has been a wild several weeks for the villanova wildcats. their championship run started in brooklyn. then they were on to louisville. then they won it all in houston. our leslie van arsdal was with them every step of the way, and she joins us right now live, leslie. >> reporter: you know, don can you imagine villanova right now monday night they win the national championship, then on

friday, we're talking about a parade right down market street here. they are soaking up every single minute. they just don't want it to end thousands lined the street as national champion wildcats make their way along a parade route. >> driving in here from the suburbs, everybody cheering on the side of the street, this is thrilling. it is really once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: the players, taking everything in. >> how great does this feel. >> it feels incredible. fans, i love it. >> reporter: are you blown away by this. >> this is a big crowd, biggest i have ever seen. >> reporter: twentieth street parade ended in a pep rally. it has been an amazing run but part raid was unlike anything that they have ever experienced. >> it is just great, you you know, nova nation is, you know, best nation in the country and i have even them all out here celebrating is very, appreciative. >> i want to enjoy it as much as i can.

this is special. i will just, celebrate this and enjoy this. >> reporter: let me tell you these guys are enjoying it, every second of this, as they should. the just such a great group. it doesn't end because next up they get a trip to the white house. yes, don, life is very good for our villanova wildcats. now back to you. still so much more to come, leslie, thank you. the calendar says april here today but there were times when it felt like december, frigid temperatures but that didn't stop thousands of fans, from making their way out here to show love for the villanova wildcats and rahel solomon was one of them. standing tall, on the 2016 ncaa mens basketball champions, met their fans. there were the alumni, and fiercely loyal. >> i have not been to villanova game since 1968, probably a few here and there that i missed but no, we are avid alumni and fans.

>> reporter: the young nova hopeful is here to get a glimpse of the team captain ryan arcidiacono. >> he is a great team player and he is really good ball handling and all around player. >> reporter: sports fans just here to cheer on a team, for a job well done. >> it is amazing. >> reporter: it was a parade built for champions, beginning at 20th and market and ending at the dilworth park where a pep rally took place. >> we love you, 2016, ncaa champions. >> reporter: while the team looked on from above, it is how they played, the teamwork, heart, how they are so down to earth that fans say they are the true champions. >> it has been a mace going, i mean this is a once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: with the end of the parade, the end of the 2016 season but for villanova mens basketball team, a season that these young men will lakely never forget and neither will their fans. reporting from center city rahel solomon for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". all right, rahel, thank you so much. rahel mentioned that pep rally here in dilworth park. during that time i had a chance to go one on one with the chris jenkins, the one who hit championship clinching three. the whole question is will he come back for his senior season? you will hear that conversation because i asked him about it later on at 5:30. i'm here at dilworth park and sometimes when do you live tv you catch up with some people along the way, i don't know who this young lady is but she is just hanging out, and it is villanova day, everybody having a good time. guys, back to you. >> everybody wants to be part of it, that is what it is. >> yes, all right, hopefully we will find out. >> she's very cute. hopefully help her find her mother. >> thanks, don. ryan arcidiacono's parents were among proud moms and dad today. >> they spoke with our new morning team jim donovan and brook thomas, langhorne native has game winning assist in

villanova's buzzer beater win. >> how proud are you right now. >> very. the whole team, everything, the whole city, where thinks awesome, you know, this is great. >> amazing day. we're here eight years ago at the phillies about 40-yard the two right here and new that ryan is in there on a float in the parade or whatever you want to call it, it the is hard to characterize it. >> amazing. >> reporter: this turnout is huge. >> unbelievable. >> it is phenomenal. what can you say. >> it is philadelphia sports, you know, they have embraced villanova. >> arcidiacono was name final four's most outstanding player. >> love the story jay knew him at seventh grade and said one day he will be a wild cat, in the seventh grade, captain his freshman year. he kept that team together. job well done to all of them. the weather hell out for the parade but get ready for a temperature plunge for the weekend. >> we're talking about some april snow. meteorologist kate bilo live

on the sky deck with more on what is going on, kate. >> it is supposed to be april showersably may flowers. no one said anything about april snow showers but we have also got some very strong gusty wind and you can tell, fighting the good fight, not quite winning at the moment. let take a peak at what is going on, storm scan three. we are between systems causing a pressure gradient and gusty wind picked up, it has been with us making it feel colder then thermometer indicates. one storm exiting, next one on the way, this is a clip are moving from the great lakes down into portions of the the midwest, notice characterization of that precipitation, it is very spotty, it is showers, even a thunderstorm it is up. that is what will happen tomorrow with our snow. we will have a wide variability of snow totals because some spots will get heavier snow, some spots will get heavier rain, others not getting much at all. temperatures in the meantime well below average, by 10 degrees, it is 46 in allentown, 50 right here in philadelphia a, 50 degrees in atlantic city and wind gusting

to almost 30 miles an hour. but by 6:00 o'clock in the morning areas of snow and rain will develop, steady rain and snow 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. coming up we will time that out a little bit more exactly and tell you how much we can expect where you live. for now back inside to you. >> thanks very much. in other news tonight, take a look deadly crash under investigation in south philadelphia a sparks fly in an out of control car speed across columbus boulevard before smashing in a building. police identified one back seat passenger killed as 23 year-old ben jimmy of upper darby. "eyewitness news" reporter a neat a oh talked to an uber driver who captured the tragedy on dash cam video. >> reporter: on a stretch of columbus boulevard that post a 30 miles an hour limit. >> i would say she's doing 70, 80 miles april hour. >> reporter: dash cam footage shows the accident in the entirety from the moment that the 23 year-old driver in front somehow lost control, raised through a median and

then slammed into this peco building. >> sparks start shooting and car was fishtailing and then shot across the road and that is when it ended up slamming in the building. >> reporter: police say black 2005 mazda crashed just before 3:00 friday morning. >> medics pronounced the two back seat passengers dead on the scene. >> reporter: meantime paramedics rushed driver to jefferson hospital and front seat passenger, who is 25, to hahnemann hospital. >> hit that building i knew it wasn't good. because she just darted. she didn't hit brakes or nothing. she jumped off median and right in the building. it was so loud my camera pick up the impact of the noise report impact caused heavy damage to the car and peco damage which spent much of the day repairs. the licenses and inspections department did their check on this building friday morning and said it was safe for employees to go back inside. the police say they are still investigating and as per their procedure in the fatal accident they will be doing a toxicology test on that driver

to see if drugs or alcohol played a role in this crash. reporting from south philadelphia a, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a key suspect wanted in connection with the paris terror attacks has been captured. mohammad abrini was arrested in brussels. he was last identified suspect, still at large from the november 13th attacks in paris. authorities say it is likely this that abrini is mysterious man in the hat, seen on surveillance cameras moments after the bombing at an airport in brussels last month. straight ahead on "eyewitness news" marriage proposal that ended in a rescue on the side of the cliff, plus this... >> reporter: school officials ordered additional testing a after elevated lead levels are found, and, his main line elementary school. what the school district, wants parents to know coming up. also, a new modern guide on, and, why pope francis is calling for in his ground

breaking,. and, golfers, are cruising around fair ways real quick, and, new trend popping up in course is at every where, and how much time it i is shaving off the game. we are also celebrating champions today right here on cbs-3, live parade coverage. >> more coverage coming up live as we head to break here's another look at today's big moment. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> you guys have been the best all year say thank you and go cat baby. >> we loved all of the support and going down national champions and thank you for everything. we love you guys, go cats. prediabetes is a serious medical condition that increases the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. more than 1 in 3 adults has prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you could be one of them. talk to your doctor about small lifestyle changes

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document says that accept our humanity as it was created, our justin finch will have have reaction from local parishes from the pope's thoughts coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. the steaks are high for presidential hopefuls in new york. candidates are hitting the streets courting voters, marley hall is on the campaign trail ahead of the crucial april 19th primary. >> reporter: bernie sanders supporters were feeling the bern today in brooklyn. hours earlier the democratic presidential candidate tried to pivot away from the party's infighting with hillary clinton over their qualifications. >> i respect hill willry clinton we were collogues in the senate and on her worse day she would be an inn fin nately better president then either of the republican candidates. >> hello, buffalo. >> reporter: clinton campaigned in upstate new york trying to lock down the state's 247 delegates, ahead of the crucial april 19th primary. >> sanders spent part of the afternoon campaigning here, in the brooklyn neighborhood where he grew up. >> i have no regrets about

standing for the people of insuring. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate ted cruz says his campaign raised more than 12 million-dollar in march. former rival and south carolina senator lindsey graham told cbs news that cruz is his party's best chance of winning the white house. >> if you really care about the the future of conservativism and republican party do not let donald trump carry our banner. >> these are my people. >> reporter: despite cruz surge latest poll shows donald trum one a double digit lead over the texas senator in new york. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". kate bilo joins with us our forecast, nippy out there today but a lot of follow action along the parade didn't feel a thing. >> oh, man, the energy will keep you you warm out there. >> hopefully that energy would carry over to the weekend but you will need extra warmth. >> are we really talking snow. >> we are really talking snow. we are. it is terrible. it is terrible. i love weather and even i'm

like no. >> um-hmm, you know it is bad. >> unfortunately we have got some snow in april and it is coming will through most of the day tomorrow. the this is april and it is not february. if this were february we would be talking about a pretty significant system even though it is a clipper it has moisture with it. lets get in to it. we have a lot to talk about it. we will look live on our live neighborhood network center at palmyra cove nature park across the river to the city. you can see a few cloud and brakes of sun we have had a few brief sprinkles with snow pellet coming down in portions of the area. we will have video of that in just a little bit. all and all not i bad day for the parade, better than yesterday and better than tomorrow, also better than sunday and better than monday as well. we have pick the best day of the week for the villanova parade. storm scan three again clear skies in our area for now but here is your clipper, this system will bring that dreaded april snow to the region as we head into the day on saturday. the notice precipitation is

very convective. you see darker patches here and there, that is what it will be like tomorrow as well. because of that i expect snow totals and rain totals to widely var a across the region. the this is not just a solid shield, heavier pockets here and there throughout the day. very tough to pinpoint these snow totals at the moment. temperatures 50 degrees in philadelphia 46 in allentown. 37 degrees in mount pocono. watch how temperatures drop overnight. as we head into tomorrow morning here comes the snow. notice as always i-95 tomorrow morning will be the dividing line but at 8:00 in the morning temperatures are already above freezing. the grassy surfaces, bridges, overpass top at the car could see snow accumulation in the morning. early in the morning it may stick to the road, especially colder spots, a and overpasses, and afternoon as we warm up in the mid to upper 30's, the road should start to handle it betterment rain squeeze nothing here still snow at 1:00 off to the west. that rotates out of here by four or 5:00 and we will clear out temperatures plumet to

below freezing overnight saturday into sunday morning. we are looking at a coating to an inch in philadelphia and suburbs. one to 3 inches possible in our far north and western suburbs. highest elevations will get highest amount. not out of the question someone gets 1 inches, often out of the question that some spots only get a coating because it is widely variable snowfall amount. plan for the roads to not really be to affect because of the strong april sun a angle and fact that most of the precipitation is falling during the day. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. our latest snow in the past few years, latest we have is april 15th in 2014, just a trace, last year march 30th was last snow and we got .1-inch. we will tell you about latest snow and latest time we got an inch and just a trace. for your saturday cold with period of snow and rain throughout day. 40 degrees is your high. that may be optimistic, for some parts of the area, but good news is 40 is better than 30, if it were 30 we would be talking about completely

different scenario with regard to the roads and does warm up next week. we will have nicer spring weather to tell but in the extended forecast. >> way next week. >> hopefully home opener shapes up okay. >> that is coming up. >> yes. >> thanks kate. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a marriage proposal gets off to a rocky start how one man's creative idea turned into a cliff top rescue. also, golf boards, they are the new trend in the tradition bound game of golf, more on why the sport is hoping it was a hit when we come

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like they did in january in abu dabi. it is a credits between a snow board and a segway and carries a player and set of clubs. surf pro larry hamilton helped create it. >> reston national golf club in virginia is one of the 150 courses worldwide, that have ruled out the golf boards. >> general manager brian simpson bought half dozen, and at $6,500. >> abe this summer will be a great indication how well it takes off. >> reporter: golf need a jolt, participation has been going downhill for each of the past five years losing 1.6 million players, since 2011. >> anything new to get more people out, and people that are not avid golfers is a win for the game. >> you cannot tip this thing. >> reporter: this was barton phillips first time on the will golf board. >> something new, interesting, fun, makes it more fun to come out, other than just sitting

in the cart. little more exercise. >> it does, you do feel tonight your legs. >> reporter: and it speeds up the game cutting 30 minutes off a round of 18 holes. mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i'm in the feeling it. >> i didn't think so. >> $5,500. >> yeah, bobby young is shaking his head, someone riding on the green. the tradition unlike any other, the masters, continues right here on cbs-3. watch third and final round live beginning tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. and sunday for final round at the 2:00 p.m. catch up on second round highlight tonight at 11:35 and see live streaming, of all four round as cbs philly sports dot the come. a tradition like unlike any other. >> you will be watching. >> i will be forced to. coming up, in the the next half an hour our live coverage of the villanova parade of champions, continues, don. jay wright says that chris jenkins hit biggest shot in the history, on the ncaa

tournament, question now is will he return for his senior season? up next, i will go one on one with the big smooth. all right, don, thanks. water fountains tested at a local elementary school, is there need to be concerned what officials want parents to know. then new a at 6:00 controversy at a new jersey high school, the game student are playing that many call extremely offensive. we will be right back.

nova a. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> that is beautiful, philadelphia, thank you. >> villanova coach jay wright leads the biggest nova nation chant yet. today a victory parade and rally for students, alumni, fans, faculty and staff that they will never forget. the celebration continues, now at 5:30. hi i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. thousands office people pack

center sit the toy solute national champion wildcats. >> sports director don bell joins us from dilworth park with more on the wildcats big day, don. >> guys, the man who was really, responsible for sending them to the national championship because it happened in a final seconds was chris jenkins. he is now a national star and on the cover of the sports illustrated, his game winning shot has been viewed millions of times, just a few hours ago i had a chance to catch up with the big smooth. you hit that shot and you throw the three's up, tell me what that moment was like for you? >> it was a dream come true, i was in shock that i made the shot, you know, and to come back the eartha got mauled by teammates and that was cool. >> reporter: speak of coming back down from earth have you come back when you consider how many thousands came out here to support yourself. >> for to it turnout like this, we didn't expect. that we didn't know what to expect coming into it, you know, we're so thankful and honored to get this kind of

turnout and we appreciate it. we definitely love everybody back that came out to show themselves today. >> reporter: what is the best thing that happened to you over the week. >> well, president obama and calling coach wright and telling him i was pretty cool, that was pretty cool. >> that at that. >> fans agree with you that was pretty cool. let me ask you something, how do you go back to school after this. >> not just, to play but how do you go back to class. >> we were in class as soon as we get back from the airport the next day we were in class. our coaches staff does a great job to make sure we do what we're supposed to. honestly the guys that we're around, you know, we know we miss a lot of school and we cannot miss anymore. we have to make sure we are there. >> i know you are flirting with the nba, does that make you think twice when people up here chant one more year. >> i thought that was pretty cool, it does make me think bit. i will go through the process, me and my family and just evaluate it from there.

>> reporter: in chatting with chris jenkins he heard that he said he was surprised he made the shot. i'm not surprised after talking to him. cool, calm, collect, you almost forget this kiddies about 20 years old. he handles himself with such great composure and right now he is a national champion and on top of world. that is story from dilworth park here in center city philadelphia, i'm don bell back to you guys in the studio. >> cool, calm, collected that is why they call him the big smooth. all right, don, thanks. our pat gallen caught up exclusive liz with ryan arcidiacono at the barber shop as he was getting ready for the parade. >> ryan said coach wright is as cool as everyone thinks he is. >> you know, when we're practicing he is serious and we're watching film he is serious as anything but he is a cool dude off the court. the just being on the team is surreal, and for that play to go down as one of the best shots in college basketball his there i, it is just speechless about it. >> about basketball and books for that man, that young man,

senior says he only has two classes left before he graduates. as we just saw thousands turned out this afternoon, nova nation took over center city. >> ever instant is chris jenkins made that shot the whole town has been buzzing about his buzzer beater. not to mention the electricity on the villanova campus. that brings up a good question, how does a national championship impact a university. >> it puts villanova and philadelphia on the map. >> college sports, it is huge for recruiting. it gives a big boost nationally. i think it will help jay wright recruiting. >> so many sponsorships, endorsement. >> it is a place everyone wants to be and involved and so exciting. >> reporter: yeah, from applications and enrollment to corporate sponsors, licensing, the impact is pretty huge. coming up tonight at 11:00 i will speak with the pro votes at villanova university about some of the effects that they are already seeing. in the meantime though do you have a good question?

log on to cbs philly.com/good question. or tweet us using the #cbs-3 good question. as we continue tonight, water safety concerns, bubbled up at an elementary school in pen win montgomery county. as "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells you it all pea again with elevated lead levels in testing earlier this week. >> reporter: school officials a say two round of water testing inside the pen win elementary school this week indicated a at three locations, elevated levels of the lead in the water. one of those locations, accessible to teachers and students. >> we found one of the faucets in one of our schools that the water had a level that was elevated. >> reporter: school officials immediately said they sent messages to parents explaining that although levels were not high enough to mandate any changes in water use they were stopping it as a priest caution, until more testing could be completed.

>> we have, because we'd like to take every precaution and we're providing water bottles to students. >> it is a concern and i cane where it is a concern to parent. >> reporter: neighbor helen lickman shared her thoughts as she riyadh vice wrist for the first time but parents, like hans, say they are confident that their children are safe. >> i'm not too concerned about this. i think that because they are so opened about this i have trust in the school that the district that they will manage this. >> reporter: school officials stress testing which they started pro actively because of national lead concerns, may be flawed by contaminants, giving false high readings for lead, most readings throughout the school repeatedly, showing no problem. >> there is no indication at to this point that the water supply entering the school, is a cause for concern. >> in the end school district officials say that they strongly suspect that this may be as much about how the water is being tested, as about any

lead that might be in the water. but until they can get conclusive results, they say they will continue to take precautions. pen wynn elementary school, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you are depending on school to keep your child fit, you may be in for a surprise. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us how more and more states are dropping the ball when it comes to keeping students act i have. also a walk on the wild side, we will show you where you can get up close and personal with dozens of sharks, without actually swimming with them, kate? wintry weekend on the way we're tracking spring snow we will have latest on the timing, how much you can expect where you live and when some warmer weather may finally creep back into our forecast when we come back.

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if you want to see the parade again we will have an encore broadcast of the celebration tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. on the cw philly. >> you have to check out this adorable little will guy, fire fighters, rescued this baby cub, from a raging wild fire, in florida. look at him. the flames stretched more than 250 acres getting pretty close to homes there residents were evacuate budd since have return, now that the fire is completely contained, thankfully no one was injured but the paw where is burned while escaping those flames. ears's another rescue this one in california, a man climbs up the cliff to propose to his girl friend and left hanging, literally. he hike up more rock to face time his proposal and then got stuck. helicopter crew plucked him from the cliff, and if you are wandberg his girl friend's response, we can tell you that she said yes. >> i hepp so, after all that, i hope so. >> well, don't look down,

thrilling new exhibit opens up at add venture aquarium in camden. >> take a look at shark bridge which spans 81 feet across the shark realm exhibit. guests can journal a cross the suspension bridge for one of a kind experience, directly over the tank. the view is typically review for biologist at the aquarium but now you can get behind the scenes look. >> the aquarium, they are seeing from the side, underneath and from the top which is really neat. >> it is a really cool experience i mean to be next to something, much bigger than you. >> reporter: 550,000-gallon tank is home to nearly three dozen sand bank, sand tiger and nurse sharks. >> i think i'm okay. >> that is will cool for everybody else. >> let's talk about the weekend. people excited to have bright but we're in the catching a break when it comes to the weather. >> we are not catching a break. great weekend to do indoor activities. >> watch masters. >> watch masters on cbs-3.

>> yes. >> book a plane ticket out of here. >> not a bad idea. >> sound good right new but take a look at something we saw earlier today. cold air aloft. we had a brief little, sprinkle coming will through and some spots we saw, grapnel, this comes from bucks county in new hope and snow pill et cetera that is what grapnel is that see create snow around them and it looks like little pieces of, almost like, road salt or packing material, little bit like hail, some people call it soft hail. that is grapnel. i was in bala cynwyd this morning and it is from sun to cloud, and then the grapnel and then sun comes back out about five minutes later. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers. you can see we're tracking temperatures well we low average. most spots in the 40's right now. 49 degrees as we check with phil in chestnut hill and phil says, snow tomorrow, and, oh, no, pull out my say it ain't

snow one time. i love that pun. eileen murray is at 46 with some sunshine at the moment, as we head down into new jersey lets go down the shore quickly and check with james, he is reporting windy conditions here. 26 miles an hour wind. ocean city, new jersey, james says since march 1st ocean city has had 12 days, wind 20 plus miles an hour and 18 days of wind with 30 plus miles an hour. it has been a very, very windy stretch and tomorrow, we're going to add probably to that 30 plus mile per her total james has been tab late willing. lets take a look outside and start off on storm scan three and you can see we are in the lull at the moment. yesterday's storms have moved out. our next clipper just starting to push in seeing a few showers making their way in to western pennsylvania at the moment. bulk of this system is back to the west, over the ohio val will i and into the great lakes. you can see that dividing line between rain and snow, also know if you have pockets of heavier precipitation with it this is a system which we will see pockets of heavier rain and snow, on and off

throughout the day tomorrow and that will impact how much snowfalls. highly variable amounts, mainly you're looking at accumulation north and west of i-95. future weather again shows it is quiet in the overnight hours, rain and snow getting going here 7:00 o'clock saturday. watch how this shield of precipitation starts to pivot a bit. this is an inverted trough, there is very notoriously difficult to predict where they will set up but some spots, some and may see a bull's eye this has a bull's eye over chester and berks county, i think there is a chance there could be further to the north. i notice that had dividing line at i-95 with rain down the shore. notice how this pivots out by saturday have have a noon and then by saturday evening we will clear it out and we are looking at sunshine as we head into sunday this next system will bring in some showers, rain showers on monday. taking a region by region poconos in the lehigh rally should stay snow through the duration of this event. i would say western chester county and berks county into that area as well looking at

one to 3 inches, mainly on the grass. philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, nearby suburbs, possibly including wilmington delaware, camden, places like that, cherry hill coat to go an inch, mainly on the grass and then mostly rain for south jersey, and delaware. lets talk about our late season snow. biggest storm we have ever had in april with april 3rd and 4th, 1915, 20 inches of have have snow. latest measurable snow april 19th and 20th of 1983, we have 1.1 inches. latest snow ever may eighth, 1947. after storm exhibits our freeze watch will go in effect saturday evening. bring those plants inside, but overnight mostly cloudy, breezy at 36. tomorrow, just 40 degrees with the wind it will feel like the 20's and 30's all day with period of rain and snow. sunny and cold on sunday, showers for phillies home opener on machine and then finally some sun and slightly more seasonal temperatures late next week. ukee and nicole back to you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch we know importance of physical education for students in

school. tonight, a new report cards gives most states a failing grade when it comes to keeping kid physically fit. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has new report on the shape of the nation. >> you can do it. >> reporter: students at this school start the take with morning movement. >> it gets us moving. >> reporter: they are exercise their body before hitting the books. >> here we go. >> reporter: children at this cool gets 45 minutes of physical education twice a week but a new report says that is not the case at schools across the country. the 2016 shape of the nation report shows that most states get a failing grade in physical education. >> physical education has to be increased. it the has to be viewed as an important part of the daily curriculum. >> reporter: children shut get an hour of day to moderate to intense physical activity. american heart association say states require 150 minutes of physical education each week for elementary school students and 225 minutes from middle

and high school students. >> we're giving our children and our teachers an opportunity to create that avenue for learning in their brain and setting them up for success for the rest of the day. >> i get you pumped up and ready for if we have a test, upcoming day or something. >> reporter: report also says that many states allow children to substitute other activities for pe, and also allow physical activities to be withheld or used as punishment, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the president's will physical fitness patch. >> we have the awards. >> the awards. >> the award from the president. >> you got an award? i just had a patch. >> i had to run a mile in seven and a half minutes. >> yes. >> still ahead, melissa mccarthey is back on the big screen. >> i'm's kevin frazier coming up melissa mccarthey is so wrong it is right as a disgraced business leader trying to use a bunch of brown toys reclaim her former glory

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let's go to the movies and melissa a mccarthey teams up with her real life husband for her new husband. >> kevin frazier gives us a sneak peak is what new in theater this week melissa mccarthey is back with her bold brash, politically incorrect signature humor as a business lead shore pushes her form era cysttent played by kristin bell and troop of brownies to the brink with her delusional plans for a come back. >> you are under arrest for insider trading.

>> michelle darnell played by melissa mccarthey is a business tycoon, until she's arrested for insider trading, sent to jail and faced with the loss of her empire. character's over the top from the hair, to the turtle neck and it is one mccarthey felt familiar with. >> michelle darnell is a character that i developed, 15 or 16 years ago. and she looked at the same, still had that red hair. when she came into my head, very strangely i was like i know who she is. >> reporter: melissa is a powerhouse just like michelle, she not only created the character, were move which her husband, ben falcon and produced it but she handled her own stunts. >> i try to do as much as i can, i got to do it. i think i can do it. let me try. then i'll do it. somebody else does it and we blend the two. >> it is not so bad. >> reporter: helping michelle out the of after jail is her assistant claire replied by

kristin bell who had a hard time playing the straight man in her scenes with melissa. >> it was hard for me to keep a face straight. the i'm 3 inches of her face. all of her improve i cannot understand what she's saying. >> and she's hungry what do we say if somebody doesn't want to buy. >> don't say that. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. my goodness, it looks funny. stay up to dayton everything happening in hollywood with entertainment tonight on tonight and every week night at 7:00 often cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 a parade of champions. >> we are honored to be a part of philadelphia today and forever. >> nova nation takes over center city as ncaa champs rolled through the streets, celebrating their unbelievable season. the kate? the sunnies shining new but not the for long, we will

talk about spring snow and yes, a accumulation for parts of the area i'll tell you how much you can expect where you live when snow starts and when we can get it out coming up at 6:00. and tuesday night at 6:00 see shock and outrage at a new jersey high school over a game allegedly being played by students. plus, local catholics react to pope frances new comments about love and marriage. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. nova nation, loud, and proud. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> thousands, jammed inside center city, still cheering for the team, the champions, the villanova wildcats. >> the area completely around this section of the city hall dilworth park is packed, as well.

>> everybody one is smiling. >> reporter: one thing about philadelphia, we have always got you you back, the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection rallying for our brothers. they brought us home a championship. >> it meant something that we will remember forever. >> what a day? the city estimates 60,000 people turned out to cheer on the cats today. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is off today. that parade stepped arch at 1:00 at 20th and market street, headed five blocks down the park and that is where victorious wildcats addressed the crowd thanking them for their support during the amazing run through the ncaa tournament. >> supposed on batch of villanova basketball we want to hang big five and fill basketball for everything that they do for us. >> we will go now as national champions and thank you for everything, we love you guys, go cats. >> reporter: look at those pictures. nova nation packed center sit the toy honor national champion, first since 1985. >> sports director