possible heavy rain could make for a slow commute. the storm moving across our area. >> good evening. you could run into ponding on the roads tomorrow morning and the rain and strong winds could create low visibility especially down the shore. this is a live look at the beach and cape avenue. the road looks wet but more rain will be moving in in the next hour or so. and this is a live look from south philadelphia. you can see rain drops on the camera there. let's get straight to the

weather for a breakdown of this rain. >> of course we've got more on the way. right now mostly looking at light to moderate rain here aloing the i-# 5 extending up toward redding. this of course includes parts of i-76 extending east ward toward philadelphia. down toward south jersey looking mostly showery in nature. that will be pushing north and east ward including the cape may area over the course of the next couple of hours and a lot of wet weather off to our south and west. we are in store for a soggy really 24 hours. now, temperatures for the most part have remained right around the 50 degree mark, already dropping down though as we mentioned. we would reach the high temperature for tomorrow very early. that may have already occurred as many of us are already in the 40s and many will spend the

hours monday in rain. as you head into your morning commute, steadier rainfall here in delaware and south jersey. 35 miles per hour so of course the combination of the two can create low visibility. heading north ward also looking rainy and windy with gusts to around 20. with lighter rain to the north and west. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the timing and we'll see when we can get in on some sunshine. >> now to a developing story. a police officer shot and killed this afternoon outside washington, d.c., he was originally from delaware county. we've learned that the 28-year-old grew up in upper chie chester. he was shot next to a police station. it happened over in prince george's county, maryland. that's not far from baltimore. the police chief described the shooting as an unprovoked attack.

officials say the gunman opened fire on the first officer he saw. once the shooting began, investigators say several officers fired back hitting one suspect. he's hospitalized in stable condition. the second suspect wasn't hurt. >> the mayor of chester is urging calm tonight after a police involved shooting left an officer hospitalized, a suspect dead and another suspect wounded. chaos erupted as police demanded answers about what happened. officers were responding to a suspected stolen car. witnesses say the suspects were uncooperative and when the captain approached the vehicle, someone in the car shot him. officers fired back killing one suspect and wounding another. tonight, chester's mayor asked for patience during the investigation. >> it does not help to have persons instigate or infuriate persons within the community when they don't have all the

information. >> police say bricks and bottles were thrown at officers in the chaos last night. so officers responded with pepper spray. captain davis remains in serious, but stable condition. new at 11, st. patrick's celebrations turned violent. two young people in the hospital with stab wounds. this comes after another man died early today stabbed in rittenhouse square. tonight we've learned police have suspects in custody. we're live at the scene of the latest double stabbing. how are people reacting to all of this? >> reporter: well, it's rare these crimes are happening. it's really got people nervous. first it was rittenhouse square and now steps from city hall. there is still some evidence here, a bloody green tee shirt worn by one of the victims, they were out here celebrating like

thousands of others trying to have a good time tonight. police sources tell nbc 10 a homeless man is now in custody for the deadly stabbing earlier today. >> i heard a commotion, what sounded like a fight. >> reporter: good samaritans rushed to help a 24-year-old. he was walking with friends when an attacker got in a sports argument with him and slashed him, a fatal wound. >> it's tragic. and his poor family. >> reporter: we've learned the attacker went to a va hospital because he was injured. surveillance led investigators to him. >> reporter: cell phone video shows more violence tonight. >> then he came over here in a rush. >> reporter: the witness said he watched an older man swinging a knife wildly at two young men. >> i said oh, my god, those kids.

>> reporter: police arrived quickly and wrestled the man with the knife away. >> the officer showed up just in time. >> reporter: they went to the hospital with stab wounds to the hand and chest. investigators have not released a motive, but witnesses say it started with an argument just like the stabbing earlier today. >> why? you know, why couldn't you just sit down, discuss it, resolve it and straighten it out? >> reporter: police have not released the names of the men they've taken into custody tonight but we do know that homeless man was taken from the veterans hospital. we're also told that he was known to frequent rittenhouse square. new at 11 an early morning fight at a philadelphia restaurant is caught on tape and in the middle of it all, a comedian in town performing at a center city comedy club take a look.

this video from tmz appears to show the star throwing punches outside little pete's restaurant. in the video you can hear a waitress accused him of not paying the check. we showed the video tonight. >> only in philly. only in philly. >> i'm sure he'll turn it into something hilarious when he hears the story. >> i can understand the bartender getting upset thinking it was going to skip out on their bill. >> rawlings girlfriend says he was just going outside to smoke. no one was arrested. >> decision 2016 hillary clinton and bernie sanders made their final pitches to voters ahead of key primaries on tuesday. the two democratic candidates took part in a town hall event at an ohio state university in columbus. it's one of five states holding

crucial primaries tuesday. while sanders and clinton appeared separately on stage, most were asked about recent violence at rallies held by donald trump. >> trump has got to get on the tv and tell his supporters that violence in the political process in america is not acceptable, end of discussion. >> what trump has done is like a case of political arson. you know, he has lit the fire and then he throws his hands up and claims that he shouldn't be held responsible and he should be held responsible. >> trump has been accusing sanders and clinton of sending protester to disrupt his rallies which both candidates denied. trump is refuting claims that he incites violence at his rallies claiming that he only wants peace. trump pushed blame on to bernie sanders saying that they're only

reacting to bernie sanders fans. >> thank you. >> and antitrump rally was held on the streets of new york city today. protesters brandished signs bashing trump and branded slogans about ending international rar wars and racism. candidates from both sides are preparing for another crucial tuesday. florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina and ohio will all hold primaries in two days. florida, illinois and ohio are winner take all for the republican delegate race. donald trump is leading in illinois and in florida. that's according to oonew nbc news wall street journal poll. trump is getting 43% support there compared to 22% for florida senator marco rubio and 21% for ted cruz. and in ohio, john kasich has a 6

point lead in his home state ahead of donald trump. well, tomorrow the ohio governor will get some help on the campaign trail for former republican presidential candidate mitt romney. nbc news has learned that romney will appear with kasich at two stops in ohio. however, romney is not expected to endorse kasich. you might recall romney blasted trump earlier this month and encouraged republicans to vote for kasich. download the nbc 10 app. there you'll find the laltest delegate counts and the latest information about upcoming primaries and caucuses. it's one of the best days on a sports calendar. march madness is officially here. for philadelphia teams there were a lot of questions. what seeding would villanova get? for all the answers we turn to

john clark. >> i tell you, it's a big day for the philly area. they're all going to play on friday. so let's find out where and who they're all going to be playing. villanova hoping for a number one seed, but they get a two seed. kind of a subdued reaction. the cats are not in the east region. they're going to if south so they will not get a chance to play in the sweet 16 here in philly. nova is going to play asheville on friday and if they win, they could face temple. that's right. the owls are dancing. temple is the ten seed in that same bracket in brooklyn. they'll face iowa friday at 3:10 and if both teams win they will face each other on sunday. philly could take over the bar

clay center. and the st. joe's hawks are dancing in new york city where they won the title today. they're headed to washington. yeah, big trip. long trip. they're going to face cincinnati friday at about 10:00. if the hawks survive they will likely face top seeds oregon. we'll hear from each team headed to the dance in just a bit. for now, i'm john clark. march madness is here, denise. >> thanks so much. we'll see you in a bit. police say they are cracking down on a deadly dirt bike problem. how they're confiscating dozens of bikes. .. and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done.

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at least 16 people are reported to have died after six gunmen opened fire on beach goers on ivory coast. the dead included 14 civilians and two soldiers. all six attackers were killed. al qaeda is claiming responsibility for the attack. the u.s. state department said no americans were known to be dead or injured. well, new information about a shooting in upper darby yesterday that left a man fighting for life. police tell us he's in custody in connection to that shooting. investigators say he shot a man in the chest inside a house on

timber lake road. we're told the victim ran out of the house and made it halfway down the block before collapsing. he remains in critical condition tonight. >> well, friends and family are saying their final good-byes to a new jersey state trooper killed in the line of duty. this afternoon, loved ones gathered at the church in burlington county. line of mourners stretched outside the church. a funeral mass will be held tomorrow at noon. the 31-year-old trooper died monday night while on the scene of an accident in gloster county. a driver struck him as he was invest faithing the crash on i-2 # 5. that driver did stop at the scene. she's not facing any charges. well, dozens of dirt bikes and atvs are now in the custody of philadelphia police. today officers brought in more than 50 illegal bikes and atvs

as part of a city wide crack down. it all began with district tap ta t captains about where they tend to ride illegally. >> people die from these every year and it's very dangerous for people walking on the sidewalks when they come ripping up the sidewalks. >> police say the crackdown will continue right into the summer. the pennsylvania house is set to vote tomorrow on a bill to legalize nonsmokable forms of medical marijuana. a state senate voted to approve the bill, but critics worry the drug will be used for more than medical purposes and end up in the hands of high school students. 23 states have legalized medical marijuana.

well, tomorrow we'll learn more detail about philadelphia may mayor's soda tax proposal. he has said it will help raise money to pay for things like pre-k and parks and recs in the city. it calls for a three cent per ounce tax on sugarry drinks. new information about a deadly boat crash in new york. crews recovered a second body from the hudson river tonight, but we're told divers stopped looking for a third missing crewman. they believe his body is trapped in an unreachable section of the wreckage. yesterday we reported he was among those killed when the tug boat slammed into a barge and sank. well, it's been cloudy and

rainy through much of the evening. we're tracking some more steady rain for the overnight hours and it looks like that's going to continue into your morning rush. the winds are also going to pick up overnight and into tomorrow and that's going to be out of the east northeast so that's going to issue some more winds and it will feel a little chillier tomorrow. i amtraking warmer temperatures in the long-term. we'll get to that in a minute. 4 in philadelphia. atlantic city, cloudy and right around the 50 degree mark. i think we'll probably remain around the 50 degree mark over the next couple of hours before we start to drop down through the overnight hours. we're tracking some rainfall. we'll see how much we're talking. this particular model bringing about an inch of rainfall. we'll remain just under an inch of rain, but causing some ponding on the road. you'll want to make sure you're giving yourself some extra time to get around. a lot of wet weather off to our

north. there's that rain filling in through the course of the night. so on top of the cooler temperatures it's going to be rainy out there with the wind coming in out of the east northeast. steadier pockets of rain extending into the parts of new jersey. you can see those temperatures remain locked into the 40s, heading into the evening rush you can see it starts to taper off so we will see improvement through the course of the evening hours but we don't clear out. it still remains pretty cloudy with those temperatures pretty chilly. earlier in the day the chance for some showers before it looks like we finally start to see some improvement as we head into your wednesday. winds will increase as well. for the most part we're talking gusts around 30 miles per hour. again, that's going to be out of the east northeast so it is going to be feeling pretty chilly throughout the course of the evening.

not the brightest of mondays as we get the work week underway. periods of rain, temperatures dropping again into the lower 40s north and west and it's going to drop overnight and into tomorrow and so perhaps to the upper 30s as we head into tomorrow. chilly and windy tomorrow with periods of rain especially early. we've reached our high temperature for the most part or we will in the next couple of hours and we'll spend much of monday in the 40s. we do keep things cloudy with a chance of showers especially early in the day and it does start to get warmer, wednesday we will see some clearing later in the day and it does get warmer but we do have additional shower chances including st. patrick's day. >> coming up in sports, march madness, here we go. three teams get their name called on selection sunday. we'll head to all campuses. villanova, temple, st. joe's

heading to the big dance. that is next.

i'm john clark. we've got three teams from the big five and they're all playing on friday. villanova, they are the two seed in the south region. they will play asheville on friday at 12:40 in the afternoon. kind of a subdoughed reaction here. they were hoping to have a chance to play in philly this weekend, but that won't happen now. villanova has not made it to the

sweet 16 since 2009. the seniors are hoping this ride is sweeter. >> we want to take the elephant out of the room. if we don't prepare like we prepared all season we're not going to be able to play and have that opportunity. >> we just have to knowing it is our last shot, we are the seniors in this position. the guys have to see from us, that you know, the intensity has risen. >> we want to do it. we definitely want to do it. they've made villanova basketball what it is today. >> now on to temple. they were the last team left out of the big dance a year ago. they were on the bubble this year, but they are in. they're the tenth seed in the south. yes, the south facing iowa on friday at 3:00. here is head coach message to his team. >> take advantage of this.

all right? enjoy it. >> take advantage of this. plenty of hooting and hollering and he did not watch the selection show each of the last two years when they didn't get in. it is tense all day today not knowing whether you're in or out. >> it's a crazy day. when you don't don't know you're in, it's a crazy day and my stomach is still jumping. >> for myself i was upmost of the night just thinking about it. woem woke up early this morning still thinking about it. couldn't wait till 5:30 to see if we could get called or not and just unbelievable feeling. >> that is great. and if nova and temple both win they will face each other sunday in brooklyn for the second time in the ncaa tournament. they watched from new york.

>> and they're dancing. the hawks play the night cap. they're going to play around 10:00. playing out in washington, phil wants to keep these good times rolling. >> when you get invited, there's a high. but when you win a game, it's entirely -- it's way different. and i want them to experience really being in the tournament by playing next sunday. this is a true team. they eve been a team since august and it's really an honor to have the opportunity to coach them and to continue to coach them. we don't want this to end. >> coming up we'll tell you what brought two hawks players to tears. we're right back.

amtrak is helping the people of flint, michigan who continue to deal with the water crisis. two employees started an effort to collect much needed bottled

water for the residents of flint. a life picture you're looking at this hour and on friday, a special baggage car will stop at stations from boston to d.c. to pick up pallets of bottled water. from our jersey shore bureau, canines from the police department can rest a little easier now. they were presented with brand new dog beds today as part of a crowd funding campaign. between the department and big barker. big barker is based out of philadelphia. >> and some of the area's finest police dogs will battle it out this week in chester county. more than 70 canines from p.a., new jersey and new york will take part in regional trials this week. the qualifiers will go to the national competition in philadelphia. and everyone was feeling a bit green in center city today.

the 2016 st. patrick's day parade cruised down the parkway. philadelphia's home to the country's second oldest st. patrick's day parade. the philadelphia flower show wrapped up its final day at the convention center and organizers say they've had the best turnout in years. they've been enjoying the celebration of spring honoring 100 years of the park service. more than a quarter million people made their way to the flower show over the past week and that's the best showing since 2012. >> the national park service has been a fantastic partner for the show this year. they put a new dimension and terrific presentations throughout the week and the people have really responded very well. >> planning is already underway for next year's show which will celebrate the flower fields of holland. we are tracking rain that could create a slow morning commute for you tomorrow.

we'll time out the heaviest chances coming up next. and later, bringing terrorism to its knees. that's what the president of turkey tonight is vowing after an explosion in his country today. we'll take you to the aftermath.

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prepare for a messy monday morning commute. we are tracking this rainy system that you can see on our live radar. we saw rain fooling earlier tonight and a dreary day across the nbc 10 viewing area. we're timing it all out and when should we see the worst of it? >> that's going to continue&lyñ move in overnight. we've got some darker colors here on the move toward our area so the rain is going to become not some widespread but a little bit more heavy as well during the overnight hours. showers around toward the valley and including extending east ward out toward the

philadelphia. and rain generally light in nature. we have steadier rain and that has shifted east of the i-95 toward cherry hill. heading southbound we've got some rain toward delaware. that has moved into cape may. we've been tracking that over the last half hour or so and that will continue through the course of tonight and into tomorrow as well. right around the morning rush is where we can see the rain. it's looking more steady with a potential for some more gusty winds as well. the combination of the two can bring the visibility down so you want to make sure you're taking your time on the roadways. gusts up to 20 miles per hour. likely to remain in the 40s so it's going to be damp, chilly and dreary. not a nice monday afternoon. some rain and temperatures remaining in the 40s as well. we'll take a look at what we can expect for the later portion of the day and when the temperatures can return to the

70s. to west philadelphia now, police are looking for the person who shot and killed a young woman =dvernight. it happened just before midnight. police say the 18-year-old victim was sitting on the front steps of her home when she was hit in the chest by a stray bullet. she was taken to the hospital, but later died from her injuries. here's a look at some of the stories we'll follow for you tomorrow on nbc 10. a funeral mass for shawn cullen. it starts at noon the 31-year-old died monday night. he was hit by a car while investigating a crash in glo gloucester county. >> a police officer is accused of ordering her son and daughter to fight other students. she was kaugts on video punching the 14-year-old girl hr daughter

was fighting. and jurors convicted a 25-year-old of simple assault for her involvement in an attack on a gay couple in center city. knot's lawyer argued the sentence is excessive. he's pushing instead for probation. a car bomb tore through a crowded hub killing at least 34 people and injuring more than 120 hoer others. the aftermath was caught on video. the blast was heard miles away and sent burning debris raining down over the area. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. turkey's president is vowing to bring terrorists to its knees. they say the co-pilot was using antidepressants at the time of the wreck.

150 people were killed in the crash in if french alps. officials recommended new rules requiring medical workers to warn authorities when a pilot's medical prescriptions could affect him. and we'll be right back with another check on the rain that's coming in overnight and then into the morning commute. stay with us.

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just honest, simple turkey. well, we've seen on and off showers through much of the afternoon and evening. that trend continues for tonight but we're tracking some steadier rain likely to continue through your morning commute. so you'll want to give yourself some extra time to ged get

around. it's going to be a little on the windy side as well. that's going to be out of the east north oost so it's going to feel a lot more chilly in particular compared to the temperatures that we saw earlier in the week. nonetheless as we head into the middle of the week, temperatures will be coming up once again so we could be reaching the 70 degree mark once again. 48 towards potstown. allentown extending back toward redding. 49 in millville atlantic city around 40 degrees. the trend has been toward cooler temperatures but of course we mean cooler by comparison. our average high this time of year, 51 degrees so we're still looking at temperatures well above normal. rain moving in, again the lighter rain on its way out. steadier, moderate rain from the south and west. that's going to be the trend overnight and into your monday

morning. here's 7:00 a.m. you can see some pockets of heavier rain extending into new jersey. across a good chunk of the area with a wind. we could see some fog and drizzle right into the evening hours. you can so the rain does move out later in the day, but it stays showerry with some on and off drizzle. so we are looking at poor visibility although the ponding on the road or the moderate rain will be on its way out for the second part of the day. as we head into tuesday the pattern stays locked in here. we keep the clouds locked in here for the most part, bewe do keep the showers in the forecast early. rainy and gusty for your monday morning commute. look for ponding on the roadways. that starts to taper off as we head into the second part of the day. it does stay showery but we will see improvement through the

course of the day and we'll want to watch for some fog and lingering drizzle as we head into the evening hours. periods of rain and that will become a little bit more steady. trmps dropping over the next couple of hours. we will likely hit our high temperature during the overnight hours for tomorrow and we'll spend much of the day in the 40s and it's going to be windy out there. the heaviest likely to be early so take your time on those roadways. we don't clear out for tuesday. temperatures do start to come up once again around 60 degrees for the high on wednesday. it gets warmer approaching the 70s once again. the shower chance returns as we head into st. patrick's day and the temperatures remain above arch. >> coming up, we go one on one with the tournament draw.

their two best players were in tears. we've got that video coming up.

check this one out. this confused cow interrupted a soccer game in australia today. the cow started chasing some of the players around. the cow broke free from a nearby enclosure. the cow does a quick lap and then he goes back into the woods. fortunately no one was injured. well, some kids in north philadelphia are learning some life lessons on the tennis court. some pro tennis instruction to the kids. here's a look at the event. up easy. there you go. when a child's character begins to build. up easy.

the responsibility. accountability. learning how to say thank you. education. taking care of their body. watch the ball go up. easy, all right. good girl. also, building their self-esteem through tennis more opportunities to give children to play any sport, the more chance you have of them staying off the street. all right. but this past summer, fothe fir white person to be inducted to the tennis. we started the inner city program in the late 80s and what greater gift can you have, to know that you gave a child a chance to survive in life?

>> and the coach you just saw says more than 1,000 kids participate in the program. he hopes through more exposure organizers can double or even triple that total. well, a huge turnout today for the 39th annual flyers wives carniv carnival. thousands of fans got a chance to rub elbows with some of the flyers all-time greats and there were plenty of carnival style games with the goal of raising money for charity. >> we got together with the fans, and the people have supported us for years and years and years and you get a chance for a good cause. >> the carnival raises monies for charities and organizations like big brothers, big sisters. hey, john. >> good to see you again, denise.

three teams for the big five heading to the big dance this year. villanova is a top seed and once again, big expectations. we caught up with the head coach and even though his team can't play the second weekend in philly, they are ready to make a run. >> it's not where you play, it's how you play and we were up to win in philly. we had the chance last night. losing that game to seton hall not only lost us the big east championship, but you've got to move on. >> when you think about the seniors and the juniors who have been through those two tough efforts, you said you have to own this. do you think that has strengthened them mentally? going through adversity, they know this is their last shot especially the seniors. >> i do think so. these guys know they have a short window to play in college basketball. they know this is their last chance and those guys are driven by that.

they're self-motivated. there's a lot of pressure on them, but i think their personal drive zup seeds that pressure. >> and how special for philadelphia basketball would it be up there in brooklyn if you were having villanova and temple in front of a national audience? >> we love the big five games but i don't think we really enjoy coaching against each other. i don't think there's ever a time that we'd want to go against each other. wez'd like to get past the first round and play against each other. >> that would be amazing. the big five rivals met back on february 17th. the cats came out on top. 84-67. we caught up with temples' head coach on what that big five battle in the tournament would be like for him. >> if we both advance i'll be grateful for that. we'll see each other tomorrow morning in our breakfast and we'll talk a little bit about

that. but we're excited to be in the tournament and because of what it means to your university and to your basketball program. we've got a big challenge before that can happen so i didn't think too much about it. a number of days so, we've got to play well against iowa and that's the most important thing and we'll think about it later on. >> and how about st. joe's. the third of the schools heading to the big dance. they'll play friday night. the hawks punched their ticket by winning the a-10 tournament today. they got to cut down the nets there and for the team's two best players, it was very emotional. >> i love this dude. it's my brother right here. look at the tears from both of you. you're just caught up with emotion. just realizing it now that you won a championship, aren't you?

>> this is one of my first times crying. i'm happy he got the lead with the senior year like this, man. it's so special. >> that is nice. flyers winger did skate today. he's hoping to return too. and to baseball, they haven't lost in over a week. see if that happens in the regular season. taking on the yankees today. this is a good sign. ryan howard double in the rightfield and that is going to bring home a run. then nick williams does the same right here. 3-0. adam morgan, four shutout innings. finally, all eagles fans out there. cunningham scrambling for touchdowns. it's his 18-year-old daughter who is now doing the flying. take a look at this. this is in the track championships jumping for a new world record right here.

she gets it easily. dad, checking to make sure it's legit. yeah, it is legit. a new world record jump at the age of 18. that is the highest any woman has jumped in 2016 reminding us all of her dad randall cunningham. i'm john clark. we're right back.

tonight the mayor of chester is defending his police department. two suspects were shot, one of them killed and then police pepper sprayed a crowd after emotions ran high at the crime scene. the mayor is asking the community to show restraint and we have the story. >> reporter: officials here in chester are urging calm after a big scuffle last night at the crime scene. the furious crowd grew larger as rumors swirled. bricks and bottles were thrown at officers, so they responded with pepper spray, the aftermath of a deadly police shooting causing chaos. now city leaders are asking for patien patience. >> it does not help to have persons instigate or infuriate when they don't have all the information. >> the mayor says the

investigation will be transparent, but will take time. police were responding to a suspected stolen car. >> and the cop said, get off the car. >> witnesses say the suspects were uncooperative and when the police captain approached the vehicle police say someone in the carr shot him. officers returned fire, killing one suspect, injuring another one. >> pow, pow, pow and i was like oh, my god. >> this could have been avoided. >> when we make good choices good things happen. when we make bad choices bad things happen. >> they point to the illegal guns in the hands of young people. neighbors say it's becoming more and more violent. >> the youth around here, so radical and no respect. no remorse. take the guns off the streets. >> reporter: captain davis remains in serious, but stable condition at the hospital.

the suspect is in critical condition. up next on nbc 10, it's in depth with ben. >> we're here at the university of kentucky practice gym. coach opens up about everything from his reputation to surprising superstitions. >> any coach out there that wants to lose, you make sure they put raisins in the oatmeal. you'll go down with that. >> all that coming up next on in depth on nbc 10. >> and the heaviest rain is now moving in? >> that's right. it will continue into the morning commute. so not the most beautiful start to the work week, but we do have a lot to look forward to. we do have a chance for some showers and then of course the highly anticipated first day of spring as we head into sunday. >> and be careful tomorrow morning as you head out. >> absolutely.

>> that's it for us. have a good night and a good monday.

superstitious. >> no raisins. if you put raisins in the oatmeal, i would go bonkers. you put any coach out there that wants to lose, you put raisins in the oatmeal. don't worry about that. john calipari, one of the most polarizing and successful head coaches in college basketball. >> i want to be walking in to the nba all-star game and half of the nba all-stars have played for me. >> from his early days at u mass to his position now at kentucky, he's built a reputation for turning programs around.