this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. it is over for november a the wildcats come home after host of repeat performance in march madness are dashed. >> ♪ a founding father, of rock-and-roll; gone. we take a look back at the life of chuck berry, how he changed music. >> one more day until the change every season, will the first day of spring live up to its name? i sure hope so.

>> today is sunday, march 19. i'm jan carabeo. right over to meteorologist, justin drabick, this sunday morning, justin, some people dealing with rain and snow this morning. >> yes, still late season snow to talk b final full day of winter season? let's say good-bye to it after today? >> next couple of days, we will get back to the 50's, close to average this time of year. still no consistent pattern where we will see warm temperatures like we had in february. kind of put it on hold a little bit. march all over the place. classic forecast around the delaware vale. but this morning, waking to up still some clouds cover across the region, not the best sunrise, coming up in just a few minute, still with overcast conditions, those clouds will thin out over the next few hours, looking live there at center city, dry though, 36 degrees, northeast winds kicking up 14 miles per hour, windchill value down into the upper 20s, what it actually feels like. little disturbance in the atmosphere to the south and west, light snow breaking out,

delaware, switches to rain along the coastline, not accumulating on the road surfaces, temperatures just too warm. we are above freezing, in just about all locations, the exception up in the mountains, 25 agrees, but dry there, 36 in philadelphia, upper 30s in wildwood. thirty-six dover delaware, suburbs at or slightly below freeze willing, but, like i said, dry up in willow grove. so really no threat of any ice spots this morning. northeast winds, especially at the coast, call it windy. winds should gust over 30 miles per hour there. temperatures today, still below average, sunny conditions in the afternoon, 47 for philadelphia, 40's at the shore, showers come to ends next couple of hours, up to 30's in the poconos. making run at mid 50's, 06 degrees day in the seven day forecast, when that arrives in a few minutes, jan, back to you. >> very nice, thank you, justin. just into "eyewitness news," we're learning a big car crash in philadelphia's hunting park section early this morning was

deadly. the crash happened just before 12:45 this morning, at old york road and west luzerne streets. three cars were involved in that crash. one woman was taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. now it is unclear if that woman was the person who was killed. no word yet on what caused that crash. police are investigating a shooting in north philadelphia that left a man dead. the shooting happened in the 2400 block of germantown avenue. now the man was shot several times in the stomach, and in the back. he was taken to temple hospital and pronounced dead, just after 1:30 this morning, police have made no arrests and no word on any suspect. anarchs man is shot after -- a man shot to death if philadelphia's east mt. airy section, 7400 block every stenton avenue just after 9:00 . officers took him to einstein, but he died a short time later. police have not yet made any arrests, no word on motive or suspect there.

>> well, it has been ten years since the college basketball team has won back-to-back national titles. villanova was looking to ends the drought but in buffalo against whic wisconsin, ball jut didn't bounce their way, season came to ends sooner than expected. >> so proud of you guys. we are so proud of you guys. >> wildcats returned to villanova's campus last night. and while they weren't the winners, fans welcomed them home with cheers. as for the game, it was decided in the final minutes, it was a heart breaker. the score was tide when wisconsin's nigel haze scored to give the badgers a lead, you see it right there, then villanova had a chance to tie it again. josh heart driving to the basket, but his shot was blocked. that was the end of villanova season, wisconsin advances to the sweet 16. lesley van arsdall in buffalo where she talked with the disappointed wildcats. >> the road to repeat came to unexpected end here in buffalo, and for the seniors, this was it, the last time in

a villanova uniform. the cats finished season with 32 and four lord, heart, jenkins, reynolds, ends their career with a 129 and 17 record. the thought of never playing together again hurts. >> what we take from this, this program, for these past couple of years. >> that's the tough part about it. i enjoyed my time here with these guys. you know, we have a bond, a brotherhood that will last forever. we know that we have each other for life. >> these are my brothers. that's a bonds that's not going to be broken. i'm not going to be out there wearing villanova again, making plays out there with them, but with them all the time, you know. that bond won't be broke glenn coach jay wright says their legacy will be un paralleled. >> the greatest class in villanova history, really do. i think because of how they performed on the court, but also they're beloved on

campus. great representatives of our university. their love in the student body, humble guys, that's just as important to us as how successful they were on the court. >> even though their season ends in the defeat, these seniors can hold their heads high knowing they'll be forever remembered as winners by novanation. reporting in buffalo, lesley van arsdall, eyewitness sports. most definitely a tough loss for wisconsin, villanova going down 65 to 62. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was with students and fans at villanova campus during the game yesterday. he shows us the moment that the excitement and you willly de feet. >> v for villanova. v for victory. >> great excitement, little nerves as villanova began the round of 32 saturday. >> i won't lie, i'm little nervous, little bill nervous, definately tough road. >> after stumbling out of the gate until the first rounds mcginty minute saint mary, november a came together in the second half crews to

20-point victory. eighth seeded wisconsin badgers were much tougher challenge. >> i think our biggest weakness when we have to play a team with taller bigger players. we don't have that big a center any more. but we've been doing well so far. so hopefully we'll keep it up. >> more than 100 students packed the conally center on campus. >> exciting feeling on campus. >> energy level at all time high. >> after winning the biggies, wildcats are looking to be the first team since the florida gators in 2007 to repeat as national champions. >> thrive under pressurement doesn't really get to our players at all. >> students locked in every possession, joyfully cheering at each clutch basket. the taste of winning it all last year, gladly takes second. >> best shot going in and just crying, i was so happy. >> i remember just screaming, everyone was hug action, amazing, i hope we can advance again this year. it would be great. >> game went down to the wire. but in the end, november a came up just a little short.

>> exciting, nervous, skies did their best, all i can ask for. >> i don't think we showed our full potential today. but i think we can come back next year and written it all again. >> still tough loss for villanova, but student here looking forward to seeing the core of this team hopefully stay intact for next year, and looking forward and seeing all-star guard josh heart in the nba. at villanova, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and other news this morning, a pioneer of the rock-and-roll genre is being remembered this morning, chuck berry known for several hits including johnny be good has died. >> ♪ johnny be good ♪ >> barry died in his home near st. louis, missouri yesterday. he suffered a medical emergency. berry is remembered as one of the first people to be inducted into the rock-and-roll hall of fame. his songs may bell even, sweet little 16, went onto influence other big names in rock, chuck berry was 990 years old. authorities say the man

fatally shot by french soldiers at an airport was islamic extremist. prosecutor says the 39 year old man who was born in france attacked the soldier saturday morning at paris' orally airport and took away her assault rifle. they also say he yelled that he wanted to kill and die for allah. two other shoulders shot and killed the man before co-fire that military grade weapon inside the terminal. >> man who drove up to white house check point and claimed to have a bomb in his car now in custody. this happened just after 11:00 . so far, there is no confirmation of a device. but the secret service did step up security there. closed several streets around the white house, earlier, yesterday, another man was arrested after jumping a bicycle rack on pennsylvania avenue. he did not have a weapon. >> meantime, president trump was not at the white house last night. he is spending his weekends at his florida mansion. as wendy gillette reports, the president is tweeting about his meeting with germany's chancellor, while the vice

president continues his work to build support for a bill that would repeal and replace obamacare. >> president trump took to twitter saturday morning, tweeting despite what you have heard from the fake news, i had a great meeting with german chancellor, angela merkel. nevertheless, germany owes vast sums of money to nato, and the united states must have paid more for the powerful and very expensive defense it provides to germany. the jab at germany came after a friday meeting granted awkward by media outlets around the world. the two leaders did not shake hands for pictures, as is customary. then president trump brought chancellor merkel into the ongoing controversy over his unsubstantiated claim that president obama wiretapped his phone. >> as far as wiretapping, you know there is past administration, at least we have something in common perhaps. >> referring to alleged surveillance the chancellor cell phone by the national security agency under the obama administration.

vice president focused his saturday on the fight to replace the affordable care act, delivering a speech in jacksonville. florida has the most enroll east for obamacare than any other state. almost 1.3 million new enroll east for 2017. >> the truth is florida can't afford obamacare any more. >> president trump also in florida at his estate this weekend, away from the white house where security was tightened saturday. the secret service says a march jumped over bible rack in a attempt to get to the white house fence, immediately apprehended. a contrast to last week, when a man scaled three fences, and roamed around for almost 17 minutes while president trump was inside. wendy gillette, cbs news. >> still ahead right here on bs3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. two native american tribes go to force that final effort to stop oil from flowing flew the dakota pipeline. hear what the courts decide.

snow don't melt soon enough after last week's storm causes a porch roof to collapse. >> just how much long letter we have to wait for the snow to melt? justin drabick's eyewitness weather forecast is just minutes away.

>> back now on "eyewitness news," three people are recovering after a car crash on the schuylkill expressway, this crash happened between montgomery drive and girard

avenue exits, just after 10:00 . four cars were involved. the three people were taken to the hospital just with minor injuries. closed several lanes while they cleared that scene, those lanes are back open now though. no word yet on what caused this crash. >> the dakota access pope line may be operating as early as tomorrow appeals court denied cheyenne river sue tribe for emergency order, stop the flow of oil. the $3.8 billion pipeline will move oil from north dakota to illinois. the tribes are afraid it could harm their water supply, the pipeline developer. >> well, porch roof has collapsed under the weight of heavy melting snow in west philadelphia. police is a no one was injured when this roof came crashing down in the 5,000 block of race street. you can see, chunks every snow on that porch. firefighters were called to the scene around 8:00 saturday morning. l & i is now investigating. so, justin, actually whether coup we start to see

the snow starting to melt? >> it will melt little by little each day. that's a good thing, don't have any warm ups, not expecting any flooding going on, no big rainstorms to talk about, but dealing with a little bit of rain south every philadelphia right now into delaware and parts of south jersey. here is a live look at rehobeth. not the best morning for the boards walk. do have showers around. nice wind coming in off the ocean. the water is roughed up little bit. kind of nasty conditions right now, delaware beaches, new jersey shore, give it few more hours. this system will move off shore. will start to get the sunshine out here even along the coast probably by late morning. you can see light snow showing up on radar, near dover, delaware, reporting light rain, but temperature of 36 degrees, go further west upper maryland eastern shore, maryland maybe wet snowflakes, light snow being report in the baltimore. at this hour, starting to break the clouds up to our north, so that's a sign. increasing sunshine on the way. mention the gusty winds, mid 20's right now near the coast. inland around millville. may gust over 30 miles per

hour later this morning. winds starts to back off later this afternoon. slow coming in out of the north northeast, temperatures gusting low to mid three's across the region with the clouds. highs today still going to be below average. a lot of cool air still in place. we got the snow pack across new england. that keeps temperatures even colder than what they would be if we had bear grounds. fifty-four, that's where we should be this time of year. not happening today. tomorrow i think we do hit the 50's, as spring arrives, tuesday, near average, in the mid 50's, then another hit of colder air, by mid week on wednesday, then back up the hill thereby the weekend, we make run at zero six by next saturday. spring comes in officially astronomical spring 629, monday morning, just over 12 hours every daylight, the sun lines itself with the equator. still overall temperatures are not very spring-like, but at lows it will be mild for the next couple every days. so stuck in the who's today. the cold air moves out tomorrow. there is a push of warmer air

coming in ahead of the front specially tuesday like i said highs in the mid 50's, probably one of the warmest days of the week. but then once this front passes, later tuesday night, we get another shot of the colds air, moving back in from canada. so near 50 monday. well to the 50's on tuesday afternoon. but like i said, arctic air still moving back southward by wednesday, highs running back to ten to 15 degrees below average. that means, we will be stuck in the lower and mid four's, even with the sunshine around. today, upper 40's, with clearing skies, happening, still on the breezy side, north winds ten to 20 miles per hour, little bit stronger right along the immediate coast, tonight colds night, clear skies, 32, low for the sit, 20's in the suburbs, so cold start to the work week. full-on winter gear certainly needed tomorrow morning. afternoon, not bad. around 60 degrees. fifty-six on tuesday. back to the mid four's, wednesday, still stuck in the four's on thursday. looks like the weekends warms up, showers around on saturday, but mid 60s. that will feel pretty good,

jan. >> definitely, thank you, justin. it is now 7:18. time to see how the traffic is moving along. here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning, traffic moving quite well. looking good on the roadways, live look at some vine eastbound near third street. majors are cleared, including 76, nine, a the turnpike, bridges in and out of the city. trains secondary now montgomery county. there was accident lancaster avenue remington road, now clear, also an accident at bridge road at merry ellen lane also cleared up. nothing to worry about out there right now. taking a live look at 95 in delaware, still snow on the grounds out there, none on the major roadways, mass transit looking good as well. i'm amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> very nice, thank you, amanda. massacre aid and music combine for good cause in philadelphia. many turned out for the mayor's ball fundraiser at the pennsylvania convention center. all proceeds benefit local united anything row college funds scholarship students, mayor jim kenney was there, so

were "eyewitness news" anchors, rahel solomon, and jim donovan. there was also still so much more to see on "eyewitness news." >> there is a hunger to it, to want to see yourself do better. >> a local man who lost his left leg has dreams every colds in parra olympic games. finds out how the community is now helping. and anyone can play this game. see how the 76ers and temple university are helping to belt out the stigma of autism. that's when "eyewitness news" continues.

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members, we have more information for you, and limits, cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> a few weeks ago "eyewitness news" shared the story after local man brandon holiday, he survived ten heart attacks, over came various health complications even after doctors amputated his left leg below the knee, win over to become a member of the national can ooh team, now asking for your help to raise money for a new sprint boat, that can land him a spot on team usa in the 2020 tokyo paralympics p do it fundraiser for holiday, former saulsbury maryland police officer. tyson is holiday's service dog. holiday says kayaking saves his life. >> the training is 20 to 30 hours a week. weight, cardio, i mean it, gets rough. but there is a hunger to it to want to see yourself do better to get the support from here and for everybody to know i'm

going to do my best. >> saturday's fundraiser pulled in $1,700. the sixers and temple university are giving back this weekend. they teamed to up bound south august tim. thirty children with a autism spectrum disorder work on their basketball kills ask sixers head coach brett brown. the clinic featured passing, shooting, dribbling dribbles, coach brown also talks to the children about the importance of inclusion in basketball. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," kellyanne conway may not be the only one in the family working for president trump. who the president want and what he may be doing. >> almost a week after that winter storm dumped several inches of snow, the clean up continues this morning. what is taking so long. justin? >> good sunday morning, waking up to some areas seeing a little snow, but the sunshine is also breaking out for parts of the region. we'll let you know how bathroom we get coming up in eyewitness weather.

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>> toed is sunday march 919 -- 19. good morning, i'm jan carabeo.

justin drabick live outside on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. so justin, spring arrives tomorrow. can we expect to see a warm up to go along with it? >> it will warm up little bit. still couple of degrees below average. we'll take it, stuck in the four's this weekend, still looking at snow for parts of the region for the next hour or so. mainly south of the city. seeing clear skies here in center city philadelphia. the sun will break out. you got to remember it is mid-march. that's strong sun, equivalent to mid-september. it just doesn't feel warm as far as temperatures go, but the sun will melt the snow from day-to-day. do have light snow well to the south and west. probably wet in dover delaware, still reporting light rain, and that extends all the way through extreme southern cape may county. that should last for maybe another hour or so, as the little system moves off to the south. you can see the clouds breaking up to the north. so we go mostly sunny by at afternoon, clouds hang on little longer along the immediate coastline.

sustained wanes, 15 to 20 miles per hour out of the north t keeps the cool temperatures around. may get little gusty specially along the coast today, maybe 35 miles per hour. and that's adding a bit of windchill. right now it does feel like mid 20 and expos dollars skin, so bit of chill in the air. and then through the day today, again, increasing sunshine still below average, mid 40's at the shore, 30's in the poconos, but we will make a run at some 50's, as we head into the spring season, we will breakdown those details coming up in eyewitness weather in just a few more minute, jan, back to you. >> very nice, thank you justin. might not expect to see snowy mountains in our area outside the poconos. but you'll see some in center city, and old city, piles of snow still sitting on sidewalks, and crosswalks. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live along market street, in old city this morning, and anita, how much snow are you seeing there? >> seeing quite a pit of snow

piled, the crosswalks, actual sidewalks themselves, have been cleared, but as you can see behind me, huge mound every snow that is blocking one lane of traffic here on market street, in old city. this is days after that recent snowstorm that we had, so, frustration is continuing to build over these piles of snow. >> did meet the urgent throws of making it possible, made rounds to clear more snow from curb and saddled roadways, many still left maneuvering around the mounds. >> corely invite mayor ken toy come out and try and cross the street at any one of these intersections. >> a lot of people there walking, still got a lot of snow out here. it is casino every dangerous, especially for the senior citizens. >> now if you have a request for the city to remove some of the snow in your area, you can call 311. for now live in old city, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness

news." >> all right, anita, thank you. president trump continues to criticize the way the media handled his advice width german chancellor angela merkel. saturday morning he tweeted: despite what you may have heard from the fake news, i've had a great meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. must be paid with powerful and very expensive defense it provides to germany. during the visit, two leaders did not shake hands for pictures as is customary. vice president pence focus his saturday, delivering a speech in jacksonville. >> the truth is, florida can't afford obamacare any more. >> florida has the most obamacare enroll east compared to any other state, almost 1.3 million new enroll east for 2017, the house of representatives is scheduled to vote on the new healthcare bill, this thursday.

president trump wants a husband of white house counselor, kellyanne conway, for a key job. the wall street journal reports george conway is the president's choice to head the civil division of the justice department. if confirmed, woe have responsibility for defending the administration's proposed travel ban, and defending lawsuits filed against the administration. president trump may talk tough on china but his secretary of state, rex tillerson, is making nice during a visit to beijing. he met with chinese president. tillerson says the united states is looking forward to the first meeting between president trump and his chinese counterpart. the talks with chinese leaders have mostly centered on north korea nuclear and missile programs. well, we are just under a day away from spring, right? but today is your last chance to see flowers in bloom at the pennsylvania convention center. the philadelphia flower show is wrapping up today. among the special events, here's the children tea party.

they can bring their favorite teddy bear for afternoon tee. tickets needed for that event. the flower show open from 8:00 l 6:00 tonight. proceeds go to the philadelphia horticultural society. >> chuck berry known for telling a story with the help every his guitar and inch spying other, became legends themselves. berry died yesterday afternoon at his home outside st. louis, missouri. he was 99 years old. danielle nottingham looked back at berry's legacy. >> the mid 50's, and chuck berry was at the height of his success, pioneering a new sounds, rock-and-roll. >> he had his own driving guitar style with rest many and blues. with his guitar and energetic moves he pushed down racial barriers, playing to mostly white teenage audience.

berry's hit including johnny be good, and sweet little 16, didn't just thrill teenagers. they influenced rock's biggest acts. berry grew up in st. louis. was shaking things up even as a kid during his first public performance at his high school he played the blues, considered inapropriate for the time. berry married, and work a series of jobs to support his family. then a road trip to chicago to see his idol muddy waters proved to be his big break. record executives heard berry turn old country and western record called idol red into the hit may bell even. >> ♪ >> in 1984, berry took home the lifetime achievement grammy, two years later, keith richard through him big 60 birthday bash. he was one of the first inductees into the rock-and-roll hall of fame. and in 1995 berry fired up the stage with bruce springsteen

to celebrate rock's history. dubbed the eternal teenager, berry continued well into his 80s, never letting go of that rock-and-roll music he helped to find. ♪ >> danielle nottingham, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." role be missed. still have a lot more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." the season ends for the villanova wildcats. what went wrong? we will show you the highlight and the low lights straight ahead in eyewitness sports. and nature creates agented icicle, beautiful one, from a waterfall. finds out how tall it is. and the sunshine is back, but where is the warm up we want? meteorologist, justin drabick, with the eyewitness forecast in just a few minut

>> crews have been working around the clock to dry out homes and businesses, flooded a week ago by torrential rain. using pumps to relocate the watt their to nearby lake. flooding caused more than $15 million in damage and caused some resident to leave their homes. and if you felt colds this week, nothing compared to the weather in china. check out this waterfall, in the northwest part of the country. it is beautiful.

about 98 feet high, 49 feet wide. marvel over the spectacle no eat i father. takes about an hour on hotter back to reach the frozen falls. >> sure beautiful, justin, but i'll enjoy it from the country side here in a warm studio. >> exactly. won't be seeing frozen waterfalls around here. get nice gradual snow. snow cover, already seeing a lot of bear ground showing specially around philadelphia, and part to jersey and delaware, still decent snow pack to the north and west. temperatures this morning, kind of hanging out at or slightly above freezing even up to the north where it is dry. good news it, could be some pocket of areas right around freezing, but snow precipitation to the north. john jenkins in perkasie, he has 33 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, so starting to see the cloud break up little bit. that will be the trend through the morning hours, let's go to new jersey here, another cold spot 33, willingboro, new jersey, right now, with

overcast skies james in ocean city new jersey, chilly, 38 degrees, winds gusting over 24 miles per hour some rain to the south of his, rough along the coast but the shore lines seeing sunshine later this morning. showing the picture of the snow melting, see the grassy areas, see more of that today, especially with the sun breaking through, sun's pretty strong this time of year. going north, live look at bethlehem, still decent amount of snow piles there, offer to the side of the road, but at leagues dry this morning, those clouds continue to thin out. little breezy though, see the flags there waiving. >> well to the south and west, mainly you have to go west in dover, delaware, dover reporting slight rain, extends into the mopier -- upper manned land, eastern into western shore near baltimore, left over rain showers exiting southern cape may county right

now, so improving conditions there. clouds breaking up around philadelphia, and areas to the north, snow pack starting to sling. even compared to yesterday. really backed off. minimal snowfall amount, just to the south of philadelphia, into part of salem gloucester camden county, pretty thick snow pack, maybe six to 12 inches, extends up to the poconos, but decent melt today. sun this time of year, very strong, and certainly can get through those clouds. dealing with late season chill. all winter long, our monthly temperatures have been above average. december we above average. really soared above average january, february, record warm month. now so far march, down two and a half degrees below average, see what happens over the next couple of weeks. slow warming trend through the rest of the month. high pressure starts to move in our region. sets up to be nice start to spring season tomorrow. some sunshine, temperatures little milder. and then ahead of the cold front, we get nice push of some warmer air coming in tuesday, temperatures at or even above average for about a day, then once this front

passes, you see another shot of colder air, i show this on the jet stream pattern, casino every shows you the flow dipping over us, cool pocket of air, that moves out jet stream more flat, zonal flow, more mild specific air mass moving in, that's why temperatures get up to the 50's, monday, tuesday, but there is that bit of arctic air again, on wednesday, so temperatures returning good ten maybe 15 degrees below average. and then another bridge in the jet stream allows the warmth to return. so i think this will be the pattern, few cool days, few miler days for the next week or so. today's high, 47 degrees, clearing skies, through the morning, little breezy at times cold tonight, still down around 32 degrees, and certainly heating bill is feeling the effect of this air mass, for the past couple of weeks. and there will be some colds night ahead through the upcoming week, near 50 tomorrowment spring arrives, officially in the morning, 56 on tuesday. then back to the who's, wednesday, thursday, and

thursday morning, be in the 20's, even here in the sit. back to the 50's and six off's, on the weekends, and then saturday see some rain showers, i do love watching the weather, you can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher, sign up now at cbsphilly.com/watchers, jan, back to you. >> all right, justin, clock 45, time to check the roads and the highways over to amanda mueller. good morning. >> unfortunately we do have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike right now, westbound side, near the chester county line, near mile marker 299. as of right now, it doesn't look lick it is causing any significant delays. however, emergency crews are on the scene here. so it is a good idea to slow down approaching that area. taking a look at the speeds, majors are all running pretty much, this morning, little slower 49 miles per hour on 76 headed into the city mo real delays anywhere throughout the area. live look at 95 south, at girard, looking kind of empty this morning, but that's good news planning on headed out for a drive. mass transit looking good, as well.

in the cbs-3 traffic center. amanda mueller now eyewitness sports. >> i'm lesley van arsdall in buffalo as we told you earlier, villanova road to repeat ended, against wisconsin, this is not the way they wanted to go out this team so, so close. to the game, dante, hits a three, with five minutes left. and at that point they have a seven-point lead. think okay, they can win this one. storm back with 15 to five run to ends the game and beat the cavs for the thirds time in the past four years. villanova fails to advance past the first weekends of the tournament. >> no dishonor in losing this tournament. but i do know that and we've lived through it you are judged by how you play in this tournament. that's reality of it. so if you have to except it.

>> play 20 minutes, but looking to play together again. >> to women's basketball, temple taking on oregon, now, is temple's first tournament appearance, since 2011. owls down by one, fitzgerald hits the jumper with that temple takes the lead. the ducks responds, ruddy, hitting the jumper and the paint 52nd left, and the ducks take the lead, fitzgerald drivers the lent of the court, but blocked. ducks will win this 171 to 70. we head out to la, pen taking on texas a&m in the first rounds, pen had 21 lead in the fourth quarter and let it slip away. went on 27 to three run, in the last eight minutes of the game to beat pen, 63-61, the largest come back in women's tournament history. to hockey now, the flyers

seven points out of the final playoff spot. they had 12 games left. every single game counts. to practice, where steve mason was back he left the game thursday with the devils because of leg spasms. the orange and black will host the hurricanes sunday, they have to leap frog four teams to make the playoffs. so jake voracek said i'll be checking out the scoreboard. >> right now we have to look at that time it, how are they going to play, so we have to look at the others, as well. win tomorrow, hopefully get -- that's the way we go. >> consistency, we always seem to address, you know, can't go from having one of the best teams all year to against pittsburgh and then come around the next night against jersey with that kind of outcome, and overall team game. >> down to spring training, and in clearwater florida, phillies hosting the pirates,

in score in the second, eric with grounder to third franco cannot come up with it, john scores on the error. and the pirates will take the lead. in the seventh, toronto making up for it, grand-slam, fourth of the spring. still not enough. phillies will lose this one, 13 to eight. heart break here in buffalo. villanova losing a tough one. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> still to come this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news": your dog was its tail, but what is it really trying to tell you? animal advocate carol erickson has the answer in this morning's pet project. when "eyewitness news" continues.

>> carol erickson with the pennsylvania spca is in the house. good morning. >> good morning to you. i've got joey here, i'm feeding him, also warning the direction that his tail is wagging. it is pretty, i think it is pretty standard. but you know what? that's not always the case with dogs. and i want to talk today about something real interesting. this is a study that they've done with a lot of research with dogs wearing vests and monitor their heart rate and that sort of thing. showing the direction that a dog was its tail. indicate how that dog is feeling, and more than that, it also indicates to the watching dogs, how that dog is feeling. so let me show you some video. this is pennsylvania spca.

again the wag to the left or right is the dog who is doing the wagging left or right. i notice a left bias on this wag. goes a little more to the left. that means that the dog is stressed, that they're in a unfamiliar environment. a dog watching this or person watching this would pick it up and they would see the wagging and see the direction. again it is the direction of the wag from the dog that is doing the wagging. and these dogs who were outfitted with the best to look at silhouette of wagging dogs tails, became more anxious themselves when they saw a dog whose tail was wagging to the wagging dog's left. to the right, that is associated if you walk up to your dog and you see them, you'll probably see them wagging the tail to the right. that means that somebody familiar, i'm cool, i'm calm, i'm collected. yes, so it is a good way that you can take a look at a dog, and even un familiar dog, with

your dog, because your dog is picking up cues all the time. >> researchers figure that out? >> absolutely. also not something that the dogs can fool. they can't say ya i'll just wave to my left. no, this is done sub consciously. >> this was done controlled by the different hemispheres of the brain that would sort of go along with the anxiety or the feeling of calm. so again. >> important to know. >> if you see right is right, all is good, right with the world. so you can kind of think of it that way. >> but again from the dog who is wagging right. so looking at it you will see it coming from the other direction. but think about it for little while, and -- >> in perspective. >> so it is something there. always trying to communicate. you know, they say that some dogs with no tails at all, that may be harder for those kinds of dogs to communicate to other dogs, because they can't really see the direction of the wag of the tail. >> so they are talking to each other? >> all the time. misconception, i think, that all wagging tails are happy

tails. >> that's what i thought. >> yes, but they are not. sometimes it can be a fear, they're really agitated. really what wagging shows is arousal of emotion. so depending on which way. now there is tail is going to this dog's left there is dog would say i'm in unfamiliar area. the tail goes the other direction, hey, i love you. you're my owner. you're great. just everything is fine. >> i'm trying to read joey right now. >> joey's had so many cookies he's like i am after cookies, i don't care about anything. i want to show you, some dogs jumping around, because, you know, another study that is out there, a book that's phenominal, it is called how dogs love us. it is by doctor gregory burns, who is a neuro scientist. and he actually trained dogs, you can watch the tail wag too if you want on there is but actually trained dogs to get into mri machines without any sedation or anything else, did brain scans on the dogs, and it turns out, he also did, very interesting, he found out

that dogs really do emphasize with us, and that they want to be with us, that they remember us, they miss us during the day, able to however they were doing the dogs with accidents and various things, able to pick this up. his biggest take away the biggest misconception, the thing that probably harmed more dogs than any other piece of advice is the wrong vice. you have to be the dominant pack leader. he said that's wrong advice. dogs are socially and emotionally so intelligent and they try so hard to understanded us, that you need to be a great leader and be respectful of them. >> truely man's best friend. >> again the book how dogs love us by doctor gregory burns. let me show you real fast there is dog is adopted thank goodness. >> yeah. >> this is luna, adopted yesterday. four year old german shepherd mix. she is house broken, and i love it when these house broken dogs can get out so they can remember, yes, this is why you're house broken.

so luna, a beauty has a foam. now just joey. >> 's cute. >> i yes, joey is, actually luna was nod adopted. luna going to fishtown today. she is house broken. rufus the one wagging the tail that one adopted. atlantic city at one you just saw house broken will be at fishtown today, 1546, frandford avenue, along with joey, one to two years old, and he lovers his cookies, and high energy, and he's darling. >> he'll go fast, can always adopt a pet at the headquarters, sunday open ten to 5:00 p.m. monday through friday open from one p.m. to 8:00 p.m. so great to have you on the show, carol. >> thank you. i hope people remember to treat their dogs with great respect. dogs really emphasize with us, we need to return the favor. >> they're soloff recall. need to love them back. >> luke for luna and joey today at fishtown and all of the other areas. >> thank you, carol. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have coming up for you at 8:00.

>> just like that, so beautiful, and it was, so beautiful. >> joy on display in a philadelphia hospital room. a patient and a pup snuggled up, the purpose of the visit and why it was such a special surprise for one little local girl. >> and it is the last full day of winter. what can we expect for the start of spring? justin is back with the eyewitness weather forecast. that's next.

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