right now on nbc 10 news at 11:00, two teenagers shot right outside of a philadelphia takeout restaurant and it's all caught on camera. good evening. i'm rose mary connors. one of those teenagers is critically injured tonight as police search for the car that sped away after the drive-by shooting. this all happened right around 6:00 this evening just outside of a chinese restaurant in the grace ferry section of the city. we're joined live from the children's hospital where one of the victims is receiving life-saving treatment tonight. randy? >> reporter: police say the younger victim, just 15 years

old was taken here to the children's hospital. as detectives are using that surveillance video to track down the possible shooters who were last seen wearing masks. surveillance video shows two teenage boys standing outside a chinese restaurant in grays ferry, a white car approaches the intersection and then unloads a hail of gun fire. one of the victims takes off running, another ducks into the restaurant for cover. >> i just heard a noise. i heard the noise. >> reporter: witnesses heard multiple shots. the 17-year-old was hit in the leg and arm. he ran to a neighbor's house for safety where police found him inside. >> my cousin's friend got shot, ran up in there. i don't know what's happening. >> reporter: the 15-year-old was hit in the stomach, rushed to the children's hospital in critical condition. officers spent the evening gathering evidence. so for they've given no motive for this drive-by attack.

but they're looking for that white car speeding from the crime scene as neighbors remain furious it happened on a busy street. >> you could have enjoy the day. >> reporter: and again, that younger victim, 15 years old is here at the children's hospital. last check in critical condition, shot in the stomach and the foot. live in university city, nbc 10 news. thanks for that. this just in, a pedestrian is dead following a hit and run crash in new castle county tonight. the incident happened on lancaster pike near ace memorial drive. state police tell us a man was hit and killed right around 9:30 this evening. the driver fled the scene. lancaster pike is now closed in both directions near the crash site. new tonight from our south jersey bureau, one person is dead, another injured after a shooting at a cherry hill motel. it all happened at the inn of the dove around 2:30 this morning. both of the victims were taken

in a private car to the hospital. that's where 17-year-old man later died. a 20-year-old man was treated and released. both victims were shot inside of a car near the motel's front entrance following a fight at a party inside one of the motel rooms. >> little taste of spring today and we'll get some more to start the work week. we were in center city this evening where folks out and about opted for their lighter jackets on this second to last day of february. it's mostly clear out there right now with a light breeze. here's a light look at the flags blowing. we check in now with our first alert meteorologist, michelle grossman who has more on this spring-like weather. >> we made it to a high of 64 degrees. we have two more days where we're going to be mild and then that cold air does return. taking a look outdoors, mostly clear tonight.

temperatures still mild. temperatures still in the 50s across the area. some spots have dropped back into the 40s, but we're in 52 in philadelphia. 48 degrees in atlantic city so a mild night tonight. we'll have clouds increasing toward the morning. there's that southwesterly flow. bringing up that warm air. we are still seeing some breezy conditions. 12 miles per hour right now in philadelphia, up to 18 miles per hour in redding. 17-mile-per-hour winds in dover. we'll keep this breeze in place once again on monday. that will help to bring that mild air in once again. so as you wake up tomorrow morning a little more cloud cover. you'll wake up to the chance of showers also. by 6:00 we should be dry across the area, 46 and showers to the north and west by 8:00. mostly cloudy skies. 48 degrees, very mild by 10:00 we are looking at mostly cloudy skies and showers moving through the philadelphia area. then we're looking at sunshine for the rest of monday. tuesday looking nice and a rainy

and windy and colder day as we head to the later part of the work week. more on that coming up. what a gift for a late february day. runners and walkers, no coats to be found here. the ben franklin parkway was a good place to get out this sunday. >> we wanted to bring the baby out and enjoy the day. >> we want to enjoy this beautiful weather. end of february. >> it's freezing up there. >> the weather is amazing. >> we see grass down here. it's just amazing. >> just a little bit cooler up in the new england states. it wasn't just the walkers enjoying the warmth. the beverages wenches were pack people soaking sup some rays. the presidential candidates wrapped up the weekend by playing both attack and defense

in an effort to rattle their rivals. they also pushed supporters to voe up and vote on tuesday when the polls open in 12 states. >> and i need your help on tuesday, the tennessee primary is really important. >> hoping for a sweep on supertuesday, hillary clinton connected with democratic voters down south after her big win this weekend in south carolina. meanwhile, bernie sanders took to the sunday morning talk shows explaining how he lost by 50 percentage points by clinton. >> we got dessimated. that's what happened. among older african americans it was pathetic. >> donald trump announced another high profile endorsement from the campaign trail. alabama's senator jeff sessions. his strict stance on immigration has appealed to the gop candidates looking to align themselves with an undisputed conservative. >> i am pleased to endorse donald trump for the president of the united states. >> but before the cheers for

trump came the jeers from his republican rivals. the latest controversy, david duke, the former ku klux klan leader who has told that it's treason to your heritage. trump is under fire for failing to disavow duke in this interview earlier today. >> would you say you condemn them and you don't want their support. >> i have to look at the group. >> the do clux clan? >> you have groups in there that are totally fine. >> there is no place in the conservative movement. >> i don't understand it, but donald trump refused to dissociate himself and condemn white sue prpremists. >> the website gawker took credit for planting the tweet in

trump's feed. >> you want to be associated with a fascist? >> no i want to be associated with interesting clubs. >> the latest new nbc news, wall street journal poll shows trump leading the field in georgia and tennessee but cruz is ahead in his home state of texas. the poll was taken before thursday's heated republican debate. on the democratic side hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by a 3-1 margin in three supertuesday states. the biggest lead in is georgia. as compared to 30% for sanders. she has similar leads in tennessee and texas. you can count on nbc 10 for complete decision 2016 coverage of supertuesday. you can track live primary results and get the latest updates from the campaign trail. just download the free nbc 10 app or check out nbc 10.com. tomorrow a federal appeals court in philadelphia is scheduled to hear arguments in

the corruption case. he's been charged with multiple counts of bribery and fraud. prosecutors say he took gifts and campaign contributions from a florida eye doctor if exchange for political favors. he's pleaded not guilty. a key issue is the constitutional protection given to house and senate members when they perform their legislative duties. the police department is one step closer to having body cams ras for its officers. this week township council will officially receive the request for a five year contract. it would cost $194,000 for the first year. now, if the plan is approved, the cameras would be deployed in the next few months. new at 11:00 from our delaware bureau, police are now investigating the third shooting in new castle county just this weekend. the latest happened in oakmont new castle county.

investigators tell us a 30-year-old woman was shot in the leg. she was treated at the scene and is expected to be okay. this follows a deadly shooting last night that left a 31-year-old man dead and it comes after the shooting of a 41-year-old victim yesterday who suffered injuries to the leg and to the face. tonight, a man is recovering after he was attacked during a home invasion in west philadelphia. police say the man was inside his apartment at 47th and chestnut streets when three men busted through his front door around 2:00 this morning. the mentied up the victim and attacked him before making off with two cell phones and a set of car keys. the victim went to the hospital to be treated for cuts on his face. in the city, philadelphia police are investigating robberies at two convenience stores. one holdup happened and a second happened at the 7-11 about a mile away from the first location. initial reports say the robber

in both cases used a crowbar to threaten the clerk. no word if the incidents are connected. al sharpton goes hollywood to protest the academy awards. how the controversy over lack of diversity played out during tonight's big show. royal caribbean can't seem to catch a break. a new problem on board a cruise ship that took passengers through a storm earlier this month. >> squeezed and squeezed and squeezed. >> not lenough leg room on your flight? leave it to one lawmaker to battle for more space. >> right around 51 degrees in philadelphia, but we are tracking a pretty big cooldown in your 7-day. we'll talk about those numbers coming up

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. a cruise ship battered by a major storm earlier this month is cutting its most recent voyage short amid a virus outbreak and the possibility of severe weather. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas is on its way back to new jersey. a spokes person for the cruise line says there have been an average of 9 or 10 daises of the virus a day over the last seven days. we spoke with one couple

celebrating their honeymoon on board. >> there was a note that they were going to heighten sanitation measure to try to keep infections down. >> the she should arrive back in new jersey on wednesday. a lawmaker wants the government to join the fight for more leg room on airlines. new york senator says he thinks the faa should require airlines to abide by a seat size guideline. he says leg room on planes used to be 35 inches, but it has shrunk to an average of 31. he plans to submit a bill that's pending in congress right now. a vote on that bill is expected next month. >> you are out of time. we are not going to allow the oscars to continue. this will be the last night of an all-white oscar. >> al sharpton out protesting the 88th academy awards.

the lack after diversity among the acting nominees for the second year in a row prompted that demonstration and some boycot boycotts. more from the red carpet. >> reporter: demonstrators protested the motion picture academy's lack of diversity. and the issue is also on the minds of many on the red carpet. >> it's time we talk about it. we're pushing the agenda. >> i want to see if we have the debate and conversation like next thursday. >> reporter: but it was also about excitement. 9-year-old pulling for brie larson who played his mother. >> i'm so proud of her. i found my cheer because she's like my best friend. >> once the awards god underway best picture nominee mad max fury rose, winning six oscars, production design, sound mixing

and sound editing. two other best picture nominees also scored. spotlight won best original screen play while the big short took best adapted screen play. and a first time nominee became a first time winner. best supporting actor for the danish girl. oscars diversity controversy was top of mind. host chris rock labeled the evening the white people's choice awards. the night's top awards are still ahead including best picture and best director which could go to the rev nant. and if he is able to repeat that feat, it would be an oscar first. in hollywood, nbc news. an oscar upset for philadelphia's favorite boxer. silvester lost in the best supporting actor category.

there was a philadelphia eagles connection at this year's oscars that you probably didn't know about. it turns out one of the sound editors nominated for his work on star wars, the force awakens, used the names of some eagles player to create some of the alien gibberish used in the morning. >> they rolled out the red carpet tonight in center city to help people in need. volunteers of america held their 17th annual red carpet gala at the hotel. folks enjoyed the full hollywood experience all while raising money to support homeless families and veterans in the delaware valley. a big congratulations tonight. clark was one of ten high school students from the area who raised more than $171,000 for

the lls mission to have a world without blood cancer. all right. talking about the weather today, folks at the ice at penn's landing for the last skate of the season at the blue cross river rink. we found quite a few people lacing up their skates. the ice seemed to hold up pretty well in the spring like temperatures today. a nice sendoff all the way around for the winterfest festivities. and what a perfect day to be outdoors. temperatures into the 60s. 64 degrees in philadelphia. that is a little shy of the record, but more typical of april. we're still mild across the area. we do have some changes coming tomorrow morning. we have a front that's going to slide through. it will bring us a chance for scattered showers, but it's not going to drop the temperatures. we're looking at another warm day on monday and tuesday and then some changes coming on wednesday, tracking a rainy and

windy wednesday. that will bring in some cold air on thursday. 52 in philadelphia. winds breezy all day. temperatures in the upper 40s and low oos. 52 in philadelphia. south and east we've dropped into the 40s. 48 in atlantic city and 52 degrees in dover, delaware, so still mild at this hour. we're going to keep it mild all night long. that southwesterly flow helping to keep us mild. so winds right around 12 miles per hour in philadelphia, up to 18 miles per hour in redding and wind at night, we'll only drop into the low 40s in philadelphia. a live look outside, mostly clear skies right now, but we do have clouds by the morning. bidet break, you see those clouds in the area, associated with the front that's going to slide through. not everyone will see these showers but some will and they will be on the light side. this is right around 10:00 through philadelphia.

and then it slides off to the south and east and we're left over with a warm and breezy afternoon on monday. high pressure builds in on tuesday. that's going to bring us sunshine on tuesday and also another mild day in the upper 50s. then by wednesday, a more potent cold front moves through and a chance for scattered showers throughout the day on wednesday. also a windy day, winds gusting near 25 miles per hour so keep that in mind before we clear it out on thursday. tonight, mostly clear and breezy. 41 north and west. nice and mild overnight. clouds build in towards daybreak. those morning showers move through. then the sun comes back in the afternoon. warm and breezy. 57 to 60 degrees. well above normal once again. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. there's that high pressure building back in. 58 degrees. wednesday we're looking at rain and wind, 55 and that's going to usher in some cold air on thursday. much colder, 43 degrees and look at the temperatures on friday.

we're looking at 39. we'll have early clouds and a chance of a snow shower well south of the area, but we'll talk more about that. sunday partly sunny, breezy, 53. meet burlington county's newest camp i don't know. they celebrated their recent national championship win last weekend in texas. they held a party for the girls and their families tonight. the they compete nationally at the junior 2 level. >> the eagles reportedly sweeten the pot for sam bradford. don't miss what brett brown had to say when he lit up his team tonight in orlando. all that and more, next.

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with you once again, the biggest question marks surrounding the eagles this offseason revolves around the meeting with sam bradford. the hopes of coming to a multiyear deal with the qb before he becomes a free agent on march 9th. eagles vice president, assessed the future of the quarterback position. >> we have to evaluate every level. we have to do starters, we've got to do backups, we've got to do third string and for us, we've got to look at every possible option to improve our

team. so the reality is if you hear a lot of names it's probably true. we're exploring everything we can because that's an important position and we've got to make sure that we're looking at every avenue to improve our team at that position. >> well, from the gridiron to the diamond it felt like baseball season in the valley today but down in clearwater it sounded like it as well. surprisingly looking for some revenge against the university of tampa team that beat them last year. took care of business in the second. phillies getting on the board with some offense early on. a base knock off the first baseman's glove. herrera meanwhile with the center to single that scores a run. phillies win 8-3. the nhl trade deadline is tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. the flyers are surging in the playoff race, but he will not be

dealing young talent to win now. the flyers signed him to a three-year contract extension reportedly worth just over 7 million bucks. the 27-year-old forward said quote, the next three years should be the best years of my career, end quote. the sixers faced the panelic and things got out of hand in a you are hurry. rookie takes it right to the rack and just throws it down. the magic got off to an 11-0 lead. peyton and his funky hair, the easy flush. sixers down 26 at the half. third quarter, another lay city pass. but the sixers did go on a run with many of the starters on the beverage. a couple of extra steps there, but drains the three nonetheless. down to an 8-point deficit, but then adjure to insult, two banged knees.

no word on any sustained injury for him. then it's slam dunk runner up aaron gordon with the helps the sixers foul 113-116 and please have a listen to see what he told his team at the half. >> you go right to the truth. you show about 12 edits of things that just aren't acceptable, that aren't anything that we stand for or drill out and you call them out is what you do. >> we started as poor as poor can be. it's unacceptable. it's not professional. the only thing we did in the second half is do our job. we don't want our record to define how people look at us. for the most part, i feel like we' we've gained the respect of the league that we play hard. we haven't done that much since the all star break. i don't know why, but that's a fact. it's completely unacceptable. >> sixers fall.

but coming up later in the show, don't miss the great advice his grandson gave him before the game. and just can't get enough of it. we'll have local reaction to curry's insane game later on nbc 10 news. a teenager is in cr

condition after he was shot by police in salt lake city last night. the 17-year-old and another suspect were hitting a man with metal sticks. the officers ordered them to drop the sticks, but the teen did not comply and police shot him. after the shooting, bystanders began throwing rocks and bottles at police. now to an update on that deadly police shooting in virginia. an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon is under arrest for the murder of two people including a police officer who was working her first day on the job. active sergeant ronald hamilton opened fire on prince william county police officers who were

responding to a domestic disturbance call. rookie officer later died from her injuries. saturday was her first official day on the job. >> she clearly had a passion to serve others in a way that went beyond herself. >> investigators eventually found hamilton's 29-year-old wife shot to death inside the home. the hamiltons '11-year-old son was also inside the house but was not hurt. the brother of an ohio pastor is facing murder charges after a deadly shooting. according to police his younger brother daniel schooler fired the fatal shot. 20 people were inside the church at the time. daniel's schooler is expected in court tomorrow. today family and friends gather to remember a former mass new jersey. he was laid to rest in her

hometown in arkansas. a memorial service will be held on saturday, march 12th at 1:30 another the ocean city tabernacle. she died last monday. the 24-year-old was a news anchor at snj today. she was also the girlfriend of nbc 10's cheefz jones. a deadly collision on the slopes in pennsylvania this weekend. we'll explain what happened. plus, ever wonder if your car insurance company knows how hard you brake or how hard you drive? how your data might be accessible through your phone. that's next.

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a taste of spring across the region. perfect weather to head out and shoot some hoops. plenty of pickups games today here in roxboro. people were out and about everywhere today enjoying the mild weather. there was an old fashioned clam bake.

normally a summer event, but today's weather felt like it especially after a frigid february. folks here shed the layers in exchange for a much needed dose of vitamin d. >> so warm, like i was in orlando yesterday. i think it's actually warmer here. >> a week ago it was frigid and arctic cold. today it's 60 and butte. . -- beautiful. >> unfortunately winter is not over yet. >> it's going ton like winter toward the middle of the work week. we were mild, temperatures into the 60s. mild on monday and tuesday and then we do have some changes, so enjoy it while it lasts because winter will make a return. we are looking at mostly clear skies. it was a beautiful day. we're looking at a beautiful night. clouds start to build in towards daybreak and we're track ago chance of a few showers as we

head toward the early part of monday. so right now we're looking at temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. 14 degrees warmer in philadelphia compared to 24 hours ago. so you feel that difference as you step out tonight. you'll feel the difference as you step out tomorrow morning. temperatures not dropping very far. so 52 degrees in philadelphia. 48 in lancaster. and 43 in wildwood. we'll keep that mild air in place tonight. we're looking at temperatures right around 46 degrees tomorrow morning. more clouds by 8:00. it's going to bring us a chance of a few scattered showers north and west and then by 1:00 mostly cloudy skies. showers through philadelphia, 53 and then it's sunshine after that. a mild and breezy afternoon. and then that cold air comes back. we'll talk more about that coming up. chief meteorologist explains why winter isn't leaving us just yet. you can check out his blog and

you can track the latest winter storm. it could be coming a little bit later on this week with the free nbc 10 app. the pennsylvania man is dead following a skiing accident at a resort in the western part of the state. state police say 51-year-old was killed after another skier collided with him near the main lodge at 7 springs mountain resort. it's just about 60 miles southeast of pittsburgh. he suffered injuries to the head and neck. authorities say the incident is being investigated as an accident. from our delaware bureau, health officials say that a flu outbreak has hit the correctional institution in dover. so far there are 18 confirmed cases of the flu. six more cases are under review. to prevent further spread of the virus, all viz ates and programs there have been cancelled until further notice.

how hard do you brake? how fast do you drive? some auto insurers can now get that kind of data and more through apps right on your cell phone. as the nbc 10 investigators found loopholes in the fine print can expose your personal information. >> it's a way to safe on your auto insurance, have your habits tracked with a device that plugs into your car. she enrolled in progressive's snapshot program. here's footage of a similar device. >> first, you are very much aware that there is something that's tracking your driving. >> she drove while in traffic and for her it paid off. >> i'm paying a fraction. i pay $83 a month for my car insurance so i was paying a hundred and something dollars.

some find it unacceptable to monitor their driving habits. the time of day and night you drive and how fast you go. >> everybody likes a good deal, but what's important is that consumers aren't being taken for a ride. >> the electronic privacy information center or epic. barns says questions about privacy are growing. as insurance companies use new technology to attract attorneys. >> whether you're texting and driving. >> all state, liberty mutual, and state farm. these offer an app that tracks customers' driving. but this app says it will roll out what's this year or early next year. and while they won't sell your

personal information, that won't stop them from giving it away. >> we know that insurance companies want that information and will have it, but who are the other entities? ? >> what's the process there? >> in terms of privacy and policy, all state, progressive and state farm all say your information can be shared with third parties. liberty mutual won't send anybody. >> it also raises many questions about private litigants getting this information. >> he had that app on, i would v want to know how fast -- >> it raises data security questions. how safe is this data? >> lawmakers will most lickly have to deal with. this issue of privacy and innovation, it's a challenge for lawmakers at the state and federal level. >> i will be studying and have begun a review of this issue

which is a ledge slay ty remedy. >> you might pay more for the same folks who opt in. as for bu da, she's happy she got in and out. >> just too much information to be -- see, that's vulnerable. >> i asked for on camera interviews, but in statements all questioned the customer policy. we posted those comments with this story. one company, geico is the only major insurance company that does not use this technology. >> if you have a story for the nbc 10 investigators you can send an e-mail or call our hot line. we've put that information on our website and you can find it on the nbc 10 app. allowing kids to shoot guns. that's what lawmakers are trying to do with kids under the age of 14. the message from supporters, and a move would create a militia of

toddlers. a beautiful day today. winter is making a comeback. we have 30s in your 7-day. we'll look at that coming up.

another warm day on monday. we're going to see temperatures into the upper 50s, near 60 degrees and the sunshine returns later on monday. more rain midweek. we're tracking more rain and wind by wednesday. 52 degrees in philadelphia. 14 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday and that's putting us mainly in the upper 40s, the low 50s. 48 threes in pots town. 52 in philadelphia. 48 degrees in atlantic city. 48 in millville and 52 degrees in dover, delaware. so these temperatures not dropping very far. we'll wake up to mild

temperatures. that southwesterly flow in place and that's keeping us mild tonight. it's going to keep us warm tomorrow as well. wind around 12 miles per hour. up to 17 miles per hour in dover. gusting a little higher than that in some spots. mostly clear again, we'll see those clouds increasing toward daybreak and that's ahead of a front that's going to move through. some showers north and west, those showers move through the philadelphia area around 10:00. light showers, could be quick too and then it's out of here. the sunshine returns after this. the temperatures are mild by the afternoon and we will be breezy with winds anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. tuesday, high pressure builds back in. it's high pressure in control. mild once again. right near 60 degrees on tuesday. and then wednesday we are tracking a cold front that's going to bring us a chance for some rain and also some wind on and off for wednesday. so wednesday you'll need your umbrella. temperatures will drop throughout the day on wednesday and we're looking at a pretty

cold thursday with temperatures staying put in the 30s. tonight though 44 in philadelphia. 41 north and west. winds out of the southwest. mostly clear and breezy night. the breeze is actually going to keep those temperatures up. by tomorrow we have those morning showers. a cold front moves through. it will bring us those showers quickly. not everyone will see them and then it's a warm and breezy afternoon with sunshine returning. 47 is normal for this time of year, so 10 or 12 degrees above that. we do have changes in your 7-day. 59 tomorrow. a beautiful day on tuesday. mostly sunny skies. winds will be light. 58 degrees. wednesday a rainy and windy day. 55 and then some cold air on thursday. 43 as a high. that's below normal for this time of year. friday morning clouds and we're looking at 49. 46 on saturday and a little bit milder on sunday. partly sunny, breezy and 5 #.

dozens of volunteers came together to build bikes for kids in center city. the 100 new bikes will go to several bicycling groups around the city. >> the program for our city youth, to help them learn healthy habits and leadership skills. they were competing for the cause this weekend. the 2016 pink invitational college meet wrapped up today at the convention center. 87 gymnastics teams participated in the event. 100% of the donations collected benefit the unite for her breast cancer organization. >> coming up, we'll delve deeper into the steph curry phenomenon. all that and more coming up.

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>> second half, mike crawford on the poster. then the exclamation ahead of the pack. have a look at it as he cruises in for the slam dunk contest style dunk with the reverse. 77-63 improved to 24-5 on the season. were you worried about a letdown against the struggling st. louis team? >> no, because my assistant, he was telling me today before i left, he said, i think you're going to be all right. but st. louis is a little better than their record. that's a 6-year-old telling me, you know, how to take care of things with my team. >> so cute. right? >> all right. villanova will likely lose its number one ranking. the wild cats lost at number 5. but his own number one team in

2004 channelled his inner rodney dangerfield. >> we haven't done enough as a basketball community to recognize what j has done. when those -- when you start talking about well, kansas does it this way, they do it with pros. j has done this for years without pros. he had a first team all american. scotty reynolds, he was wasn't a pro. it's phenomenal. it blows my mind. >> well, pat chambers mind was blown. maybe his head blew off. he lost it after a questionable call went against his team. had to be held back. chambers was on his way to the locker room, but wasn't done. penn state lost the game. well, it was the shot heard around the basketball world steph curry's crazy game winning three pointer has inspired both young and old as we talked to both fans and players. >> they do have a time-out.

the time-out, curry, way down -- bang! what a shot for curry. >> i think god was on the court. >> when i saw steph curry making all those threes i didn't think he was human. >> i want to be him. wanted to get his jerseys and all that stuff. >> oh, my goodness, man. he's amazing. it's just not fair. i think about it. i feel like i can shoot 10,000 shots every single day and never be able to shoot like that. it's a god given ability. >> he's a special player. i hope he stays healthy. i don't see nobody stopping him no time soon. >> with the sixers to face the magic, everyone was talking about the magic of steph curry. >> forget the fact that we as broadcasters and as nba fans are amaze t. lebron james tweeting out this is amazing. >> he's come in five games in a

row. he's been on a real hot streak and teams have been doing everything they can to stop him to no avail. >> the sixers' coach says curry's accuracy was just as impressive after his shot. >> he gets will to his shot and then has amazing balance and so to watch 12 threes, for somebody to go 12-16 in the nba and oklahoma is pretty good on the road, it's just spectacular. you sit there as a fan and enjoy the game. >> it's always something bigger and better. just over a second left in this game when sergio uhl hits it. excellent play. >> that is your look at sports. we'll be right back.

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nbc 10 is in doecht with glen. >> we look back on some of the trials of some of the biggest names on the show's history. >> i had about four pills left. internally i'd hit rock bottom and i said, i'm going to flush these down the toilet. >> how these figures came out on the other side. >> all that is coming up next on in depth on nbc 10. >> and one last check of the

weather. not too bad. >> mild tomorrow and also on tuesday before some changes come in on wednesday. so 59 degrees tomorrow. morning showers. they'll be light and scattered. not everyone will see them. some will, so don't be surprised about that. and then we clear out to sunshine in the afternoon. mild and breezy. 59. the winds start to diminish. winds, you're going to need your umbrella. rain, on and off throughout the day and that's going to usher in some air. cold air on thursday. 43 on friday. early clouds ch. watching a chance of a system that's going to be south of us. 39 degrees on friday. by saturday, mostly sunny and cold for you, 46. which is right around normal for this i'm to have year and milder on sunday. >> love seeing those 50s in the 7-day. >> there's hope. >> hope springs eternal. >> that's it for us for now.

for everybody here, i'm rose mary connors. have a got one and a great monday.

♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics,

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