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evacuate. nbc 10 news starts now. whipping winds. we're talking the potential for powerful gusts up to 60 miles an hour. good evening, i'm denise. the strong winds are going to make it foal much colder tomorrow. as you can see from the flags flapping, it's already picking up out there. you're going to to want hold on as you walk outside. now the department of licenses and inspections even put out a warning tonight for property owners and construction crews. el and i said make sure all outdoor objects are secure and use caution tomorrow. the wind and the snow in the northeast are expected to cause another round of flight delays tomorrow. there were a lot of delays today at philadelphia international airport. now let's get the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood for that we go to first alert meteorologist erica martin. >> here's the deal, we have a frontal boundary sliding down from the northwest. it's associated to a low

pressure system. the coastal system will intensify as it approaches new england, but the deal is locally, we're feeling the effects in the sense that wind advisory has already been issued for pennsylvania. we include philadelphia county, montgomery county, chester, delaware county, starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m., everybody here in this light brown. we also have a high wind warning issue starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m. on monday. this includes all of new jersey and all of delaware. the deal is we had that cold front and we also have that intensifying low, so what happens is we to want kind of achieve some kind of balance in the atmosphere so those winds kick up in order to do so. we're going to start off hour by hour, wind gusts starting at midnight when the wind advisory take into effect. we're seeing an increase here of certainly lower for redding, potstown, allentown, and philadelphia. stronger wind gusts for atlantic city, millville and dover as we get this going, pause at 3:00

a.m., the wind gusts will start to pick up a little bit of a westerly push here. and then by early tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., you're seeing wind gusts ranging anywhere between 40 and 45 miles per hour, but, denise, they are going to get stronger than this. coming up, i do have your most accurate forecast that we're going to talk about these winds in more detail. back to you. new at 11:00, college basketball player is shot outside his home in a drive by shooting. john davis played for the university. and his team played last night here in philadelphia. nbc 10 andrea cline-thomas is live outside. you talked to the mother. >> reporter: he left the hospital, but he had to return to get some of those bullet fragments taken out of his knee. we talked to a hospital representative just minutes ago, and they confirm that he is still there, but he's also in very good condition. the university john davis led his team to be drexel on

saturday. in front of a crowd that included his family and friends. there was a homecoming for the former high school standout who scored a game high 14 points in ten rebounds. >> john's a guy that always overachieved. always tried hard. and he always played with a great deal of heart. >> high school coach carl was in the stands. after the game, davis didn't head back to maryland with his team, staying at home in philadelphia to attend his son's baby dedication. >> that's all he talks about. and you know how much he's made his life better so he can make his son's life better. it's senseless. >> reporter: just after midnight, a gunman opened fire in the 900 block of south fourth street. according to police, a bullet grazed davis' knee, a 16-year-old was also shot in the thigh. >> guys you grew up with and went tout get something to eat and hanging out, they just got back and unfortunately, you know, is he was just in the wrong place at the right time. >> reporter: they were back in john davis's neighborhood, both

davis and the teenager are recovering. >> it's good to hear his voice. i know he's good. he's in good spirits and hopefully everything will go well when he goes to see the doctor. >> reporter: now john is a senior, still unknown if he'll be able to return for any of these last games of the season. as for police, they have not made an arrest. reporting live in south philadelphia, andrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news. breaking news out of california tonight. police are evacuating an entire town because one of the largest dams in the skrnt in dangerous of collapsing. residents of orville, a town of 16,000 people should head north towards chi co. the orville dam is 75 miles north of sacramento. water started flowing over the emergency spillway yesterday for the first time in it's nearly 50 year history after heavy rainfall. emergency spillway could fail unleashing uncontrolled flood waters from lake orville.

tonight, four people are in the hospital in north philadelphia after police say they suffered from possible carbon monoxide poisoning. it happened at two homes near the corner of 12 and west williams street just after 2:30 this afternoon. firefighters broke into one of the homes to rescue two of the victims. neighbors got the green light to go back inside their home a short time later. and new at 11:00, firefighters in atlantic city got more than they expected after going into this home to put out a fire early this morning. police say the house is abandoned, but crews found needles scattered all over the floor, and there were drugs in every room of the home. one firefighter suffered from burns, but investigators say it was minor. the fire was quickly put out, no word yet on a cause. this week, we could see president trump's rewritten executive order on a travel ban. now the president is back in washington after spending the weekend in florida with the

prime minister of japan. on friday, the president said he expected to announce a new version of the travel ban monday or tuesday. president trump is promising more security. today on "meet the press" a white house spokesman said they're not ruling out further court action here. and later this week, president trump is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. shut down, berks. the message from demonstrators who gathered outside the recreational center. houses dozens of immigrants seeking asylum in the u.s. and still waiting for immigration hearings. a new memo from the department of justice says those hearings could soon be expedited. and some of the detainees have been held here for up to 16 months. new details tonight on hate fliers dropped off in south jersey neighborhoods.

tonight since 6:00, more people in maple shade found the recruitment letters for a hate group. nbc 10 drew smith joins us live from the police department and drew, people found these hate fliers today? >> reporter: yeah, and they may have been place jovrd night, denise. police have been out and about tonight looking for more of these. it's a plastic bag with just a piece of paper in it weighed down by rice. and what's inside, many people consider to be messages of hate. rita first thought someone had dropped off a valentine's card when she saw the heart on this flier. but then she read a little for. >> this is very disturbing to me. >> reporter: the hearts outline the word, love your own race and stop homosexuality and race mixing. >> doesn't make any sense at all. >> reporter: they asked people to join the clan and it wasn't just in a neighborhood where someone dropped these off. >> it's unsettling, even for the neighbors. >> reporter: right in maple shade, people found the same

fliers, but now town leaders are working to drown out the words of hate with a show of support for people who found these. >> the town will rally around them. there's no room for that kind of hate here in maple shade. >> reporter: there is an out of state area phone code number listed on here that we chose to blur out. when we called, went straight to a recorded message. >> greetings, you have reached the most active clan in america. >> reporter: rita says it's important to understand where hate comes from, and how people can try to overcome it. >> they're afraid of something. what is it? what drives that fear? how can they not see the humanity in another person, regardless of what god they pray to or what color their skin is? >> reporter: police are asking anyone else who finds more to give them a call right away. we're live in maple shade, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. the morning commute should run smoother this week. the transit agency will add more

rail cars to the market frankfurt line just in time for tomorrow's morning commute. dozens of trains from service at the start of last week because of cracks found on two subway cars. crews are working to speed up repairs to get even more cars back on the track very soon. if you ride and want to get a key card, new kiosks are going up at three main locations tomorrow morning. they'll be available at all broad street line stations, all market line stations and major bus loops. reloadable cards will eventually replace magnetic strips, passes, and paper transfers. well a first alert traffic warning for the morning in chester county. penndot is shutting down the street road ridge in the township. the bridge will be closed for seven months while crews replace it with a new one. it's scheduled to reopen on september 1st. well tomorrow in delaware county, chester's mayor will hold a news conference

addressing the recent spike in violence in the city this year. the mayor and chester police department will lay out plans to reduce crime in 2016 chester had 26 homicides, this year, there's already been seven. a scare before take-off. how passengers got the pilot booted and what she said that caused panic. need someone who's going to bring back law and order -- >> it was huge. last night's "saturday night live" did something it had not done in -- fios in the house!

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bomb that experts eventually diffused, the 500 pound bomb. it took about six hours. everyone living in about a mile radius was evacuated. that bomb was found buries beneath a gas station last week during a construction projects. tonight, millions of people are living through this. winter storm warning in effect across the northeast. new england is expected to get the most snow, boston schools

have already cancelled classes for tomorrow. in upstate new york, travel is treacherous there. some areas already have more than a foot and another eight to 14 inches is expected. parts of new york, northern new jersey, and vermont are also getting lopped with this wintery blast. something to keep in mind if you're traveling tomorrow. we don't have to contend with the snow. we do have severe weather warnings now in effect. first alert meteorologist erica martin has the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> yes, we do have a severe thunderstorm warning issued for them. i'll show you in just one moment. i have to get to this advisory, this is pertinent. starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, this includes north and west of those --

>> wilmington, 41 miles per hour wind gusts with, for you, dover, 45, 40 for philadelphia, and mt. holly, 43 i think that these are a little bit more conservative and in fact, i would expect those wind gusts to be stronger simply because this coastal storm is going to intensify not too far offshore just to the

northeast and sweeps on down from the northwest. so at 6:30 a.m., notice here, atlantic city, 45 mile per hour wind gusts for you, wildwood there, wilmington, 41, philadelphia, 43 mile per hour wind gusts and trenton, 43 mile per hour wind gust for you. the good news is bill henley will be in nice and early with all of the details in all of the updates with your most accurate forecast. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local seven day forecast for your neighborhood. now current temperatures ranging between the low 30s for allentown, philadelphia, 38, wilmington, 35, today's high in philadelphia, 45 degrees, and sunrise tomorrow morning will be at 6:56 a.m. overnight lows range in between the upper 20s to mid-30s. mt. holly, 35, atlantic city, 35 for you and trenton, 32 degrees. really the big story right now, of course, is all about that wind and that severe thunderstorm warning that has

just been issued. tomorrow, temperatures ranging between the upper 30s for the most part. as we hit the suburbs, seeing some 40s there. philadelphia county seeing upper 30s to 40s for you. it looks like we're also seeing lots of 40s for new jersey,glass bro, 42 degrees, avalon, 43, gaalaway also seeing low 40s. mid to upper 40s for delaware, wilmington, 47, and dover, 44, and your expected high temperature, your ten day on 10, a gusty, dangerously gusty monday in the forecast, heads up now, one of my bigger concerns would be the debris, of course, on tuesday, valentine's day, temperatures are in the 40s. we have a breezy wednesday into thursday. we could see some flurries for the lee high valley on wednesday and notice by next weekend, temperatures will climb into the 50s, a nice weekend, but again, tonight into tomorrow, take of course a lot of caution because we do have the threat of those strong storms and of course those really strong wind gusts. here's danny in just a bit. erica, thanks.

coming up, the sixers head to charlotte for their next game, tough injury news for the hawks, in pitchers and catchers report to phillies spring training. some of the new faces you can expect to see in clearwater, next.

this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. i'm danny from csn. looks like okayle forwill miss the second straight game tomorrow. did not make the trip as they head to charlotte. he did not play last night because of trade rumors. and that might mean another

start for joel. number four started last night's game, scored 19 points, season high for the season, he is averaging 14 points as a starter off the bench. hole in was asked about the benefits of starting rather than coming off. >> we know that, you know, you're the primary, you know, making mistakes. whatever, you know, you'll fix it. >> how about baseball? phillies, pitchers, catchers, report to clearwater tomorrow. the first workout of spring training is tuesday. general manager was busy this offseason, marshall harris gives us a look at the new faces we can expect to see this spring. >> reporter: after the fewest runs in baseball. pete's desire for a professional bat was at the top of his

offseason wit. adding not one, but two veteran outbuilders by trading and signing michael saunders to a one year deal, phillies hope they'll take pressure off the line-up. >> we have players -- they're learning. they're going through a process. if you have one or two proficient -- help show the way and help handle certain situations in games and handle themselves. it can only help these guys. >> reporter: with the position players who will start off but locked in, the rotation could have questions. resigning jeremy to a one year deal while trading for clay in the last year of his contract means the staff will have better veteran presence at the top. those are short term arms. more focus on whether or not aaron can bounceback from an elbow injury that cut last season short. >> i'm where i want to be right now. my command's on right now. and no pain, i'm all healthy, my body and my elbow feels healthy.

>> reporter: in order to repeat the goal, they need strong follow-up seasons from vince and jared. meanwhile, the wave of youth at aaa means at some point we should sea crawford and others. and the words of matt, the player will let you know when he's ready. >> one place they did not spare expense to upgrade, the bullpen. new addition, they will make a combined $14 million this season, that makes for intrigue and how he will set up his pen. with last year's closer and set up man also back in the fold. marshall harris, csn. >> marshall, thanks. college basketball and the road games this week. today is memphis and wednesday visiting east carolina. trying to get a second win over the tieingers this season. let's have at it. austin junior with a triple that is partly 25-2 running in the

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hi i'm first alert meteorologist erica martin. right now we are tracking some severe thunderstorms moving in from the northwest associated with frontal boundaries. satellite radar image picking up on storm cells tracking through the area. wilmington, looks like you will see active weather. we're already seeing downed trees and flying debris. keep in mind, that's going to be a big issue. and we're really not even in the thick of it yet. we do have an issue as far as high wind warning is concerned. so that i do have coming up in

just a bit, but notice that right now, it looks like we do have these storm cells very askt moving from the northwest to the southeast. satellite and radar is doing a great job picking up on these images. coming up in just a bit, i will give you more information on what to expect as far as these storm cells are concerned and the high wind warning we do have in effect through tomorrow. back to you, denise. thank you. sparks flu in all forms this weekend. the lego batman movie took the top spot with under $50 million. m 50 shades darker, number two. rounded out the top three, more than double the debut of the original back in 2014. well the department of education is apologying after getting a few things wrong on twitter. first, the department tweeted a quote about importance of education. the founder of the naacp, the only thing is the tweet had his name misspelled. people fired back on twitter

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this is nbc 10 news. right now at 11:35, a storm is packing potentially damaging winds across the delaware valley right now. thanks for staying with us.

we are bracing for possible wind damage and power outages. check out the flags down on the brandon franklin parkway. now here's a look at south philadelphia, you see the wind turbines on top of lincoln financial field. erica martin is tracking severe thunderstorm warnings now, erica. >> that's right, denise. earlier i was talking to our engineers because those wind turbine were not moving. here's the deal, you can see how quickly they're picking up. satellite radar image picking up on storm cells moving through. severe storm threat starting now until midnight. keep that in mind. these are coming in fast and furious. simply because we have a cold front sweeping on down from the northwest. and we also have a coastal system that's developing pretty much hanging around the coast of new england, but it is strong enough and intensifying enough to bring that cold front down just enough to cause some damage. right now, we are seeing wind damage reports also some downed

trees, you can notice here, here's one of your icons just to the west of us here, locally, we have storm cells headed in our direction. so approximately 11:40 p.m. east nottingham, may see activity moving through just after midnight for you. so keep in mind, this system and these storm cells will be tracking from the northwest towards the southeast. and i'd like to emphasize this because look at all of the wind damage that we're already seeing. and these storm cells just got here. a wider perspective, here's why, you can actually see the frontal boundary sweeping on down and just offshore you can see the center of that low pressure system rotating. these are the ingredients that we need to go ahead and pull down all of that energy into our direction. right now, we have a high wind warning that has been issued starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m. on monday and here you can actually also see the severe thunderstorm warning that has been issued. keep in mind, we're expecting wind speeds to range anywhere

between 20 and 40 miles per hour, but even more damaging would be those wind gusts that could top out at about 50, 55, and 65 miles per hour. of course bill will be in nice and early to give you more details, of course, with your most accurate forecast. denise, back to you. >> thank you for that update. looking now at the top stories tonight, a college basketball player is in the hospital after being shot in a drive by last night in south philadelphia. john davis, a senior at the university was visiting family after his team played drexel yesterday. he was grazed in the right knee. lis are still searching for the gunman. in south jersey, police are still looking for whoever's responsible for distributing hate messages in burlington county. neighbors in cinnamon found these fliers recruiting for the kkk. the fliers had messages reading love your own race and stop homosexual and race mixing. tonight, four people are in

the hospital in north philadelphia after police say they suffered from possible carbon monoxide poisoning. it happened twoot hom-- at two t after 2:30 this afternoon. firefighters broke into one of the homes to rescue two of the victims. this weekend, federal officials carried out raids in california arresting a detainee undocumented immigrant. inside a church in south philadelphia today, a group started practicing a new idea to help people who could be detained. nbc 10's lauren meek shows how it's being done. >> law enforcement operation, take five feet back. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, they're role-playing. ♪ they're practicing what to do if i.c.e. agents show up to take medicine into custody. >> they can't leave to find sanctuary in a congregation. so what we're doing is bringing the congregation to them. >> reporter: in this exercise, the group on the left side of your screen is playing the

movement, these people are all training to be apart of, called sanctuary in the streets with a text or a phone call, word would go out to those trained to show up for an interface service. the training here comes as enforcement actions around the country are getting attention. president trump tweeting this morning, quote, the crackdown on illegal criminals is nearly keeping of my campaign promise. gang members, drug dealers, and others, are being removed. >> certainly without borders, you don't have a country. >> reporter: but vanessa volunteered to help elect president trump. >> it's law and order. it reclaiming our country under a law that is actually enforced. >> reporter: back in south philadelphia in this church basement. there is uncertainty about what will happen now. but a plan for how those who spent their sunday here might be involved. >> i feel like while i am certainly not going to be deported some place, it's like my responsibility to be there for others. >> reporter: after the workshop here today and organizer tells

me is 500 people in the philadelphia region will be trained to respond to an i.c.e. enforcement. south philadelphia, i'm lauren meek, nbc 10 news. i.c.e. responded tonight by saying i.c.e. rarely conducts targeted enforcement operations during which additional resources and personnel are dedicated to of a-ending deportable foreign nationals. all enforcement activities are conducted with the same level of professionalism and respect that i.c.e. officers exhibit every day. well the topic of sangt cities also came up during and interview this morning with chris christie. he was asked to give a message to residents in new jersey about the crackdown on illegal immigration and here's what he said. >> the federal government should be enforcing federal law. and they have to make clear the federal law will be enforced. if that's the president's desire, he should make sure that's done. on the state level, we're doing the things we've always done in new jersey to try to keep our streets safe. that's why our prison population

is low. and crime declined again in new jersey this year. >> the governor also said if people are not happy with current immigration laws, then they should quote go to congress and get it changed. well someone put up posters at penn state calling on students to report illegal immigrants. the university is calling the posters deeply offensive. the posters started popping up on public bulletin boards on the main campus. u.s. immigration and customs officials call the signs bogus. well a local mother's total home makeover thanks to the fliers. also ahead. pioneer in the field of radiology. dr. coleman has been doing ultrasounds since it was invented. he has a special connection to nbc 10.

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black history month continues. a pioneer in the field of radiology. she is at the forefront of ground-breaking medicine that's diagnosing and operating on babies still in the womb. nbc 10's erin coleman has the story. >> good morning, i'm dr. coleman. >> reporter: every day, dr. beverly coleman is on a mission to find out what's really going on inside mother's to be. >> these patients have been told that during their pregnancy, something was seen that wasn't good. >> reporter: so they come from all over the world to children's hospital of philadelphia in search of answers. and virtually all of them go through her. >> this is an extremely difficult time for the family. and unfortunately, i give a lot more bad news than i give good news. here is the fetal nose. >> reporter: but some days, there is good news.

>> that's my best day when a family has been told, you have a cyst on the brain, and i look at it, and i say, the brain is totally normal. last year i had a patient who was sent for a possible neck mass. and it was just a baby with a lot of body hair. so you can imagine that the mom was ecstatic. >> reporter: you can feel her passion. her colleagues say quite simply she can see what others can't. some making sense of what isn't always crystal clear. >> when she says something is there, something is not there, you can take it to the bank. take it to the bank. it's on the money. all the time. she's not wrong. >> reporter: dr. scott is the surgeon in chief at childrens. he operates on babies still in the womb based on what dr. coleman tells him is there. >> if she has reservations, we don't do it. she's the best at what she does. >> reporter: perhaps because she's been doing ultra sounds since it was invented in the

1970s. starting out at the university of pennsylvania. but she says it hasn't always been easy over the years she's had patients question her ability. >> when i entered the room, i could tell that they were surprised that i looked. >> reporter: and she's consistently been one of the first and few african americans in the nation among her peers. then and even now. >> in this day and age, you don't want to be the only one in the room. you want to be able to share your expertise with someone who you feel will continue what you try to do. >> reporter: but for coleman, it always comes back to the medicine. last year she became one of the first black female doctors at children to have an endowed chair in her name. and while she's used to working with mom, she's a mom herself. mine. which makes telling her story a little extra special. >> i feel at the end of the day

if i can say that i helped someone along the way, then my living will not be in danger. >> well erin says one of the nicest compliments her mom every received was that a patient named her child cole, after her last name, coleman. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm your meteorologist erica martin with the most accurate forecast. let's start off with the weather headlines. we have severe thunderstorm warnings issued through midnight. also a high wind warning that has been issued starting at midnight through 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. keep that in mind. and wind advisory has been issued for parts of the areas north and west of philadelphia county. concerns include power outage, downed trees, and flying debris. here is your severe thunderstorm warning, it has been issued

until midnight. i want to express to you that these storm cells are moving quickly. your cold front is sliding down from the northwest, your associated low is offshore. right now we can see some damage reports already being reported and here's the timing as they continue to work through the northwest towards the southeast. so here is the deal, we have a frontal boundary sliding down, the winds are starting to pick up quite a bit. wilmington, looks like you'll see action just after midnight. glass bro, just after 1:00 a.m., vineland, approximately 1:23 a.m. and cape may, right around 2:00 a.m. you're going to see an increase in the wind speeds and possibly some wind damage. so a already getting some wind reports, wind damage reports that is. now, the center of the low pressure system is hanging off the coast of new england and that cold front is sliding down. the two ingredients together of course will allow all of this to take place. this is where can why we're seeing an increase in the wind

speeds and wind gusts. again, i can't emphasize enough, already seeing wind damage reports and some downed trees as well. high wind warning has been issued starting at midnight. so this is going to be an all day event on monday. keep that in mind. the wind speeds and the wind gusts will get stronger as the day progresses. finally diminishing by later tomorrow into tuesday. a wind advisory in effect starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m. for areas north and west of philadelphia county. new jersey and delaware, you're seeing that high wind warning, a live look outside right now. we're seeing some rain on the lens, but those winds already picking up. you can see there on the flag. hour by hour forecast starting this at midnight. notice that the winds have subsided just a bit to the northwest. allentown, 55 miles per hour wind gusts. and that's because this system is quickly passing from the northwest towards the southeast. we're not done yet, this is just getting started. we move it through early

tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., bill henley will be here with more updates. philadelphia, 43 mile per hour wind gusts. these are damaging wind gusts. i can't express that enough. you're seeing 52 mile per hour wind gusts in atlantic city. and dover, 43 for wilmington, 46 for trenton, 46 for mt. holly. so this is going to be a very dangerous situation. now coming up in the final weather, we're going to talk about the ten day on 10, really the big story right now, denise is all about the storm cells moving through, the wind damage and the wind damage and power outage we may see tomorrow, back to you. >> thank you, erica. nine month out was born with tumors behind her eyes. from the moment she was born, she has been battling, but today, in northeast, philadelphia, her and her family got a well-deserved assist from an organization that knows all about it it. >> reporter: emotions overflowing as michelle and her family got their first glimpse of their newly rebuilt home in

mayfair. >> this is amazing. wow. i can't believe this. >> reporter: from the bedroom to the basement, from the kitchen, to new office space, a total home makeover all made possible to the work of the michael way foundation and flyers charity. they say thank you, but we say a bigger thank you. we get so much more out of it i believe than the family we're helping. >> her whole mission is to help these families get through the hard times so they can focus on getting their child well. >> reporter: this marks the sixth year fliers players and wives have been involved with the building hope for kids program. >> it's really fun for the fliers wives and the fliers wives charities to come together as a team and all work together on this amazing projects. >> reporter: and far family that's been through the roughest of times. there are almost no words to express their gratitude. >> it makes me feel, you know,

grateful like there's actually people there that want to help. >> this angel up there. i have no word for them. this is amazing. >> and the family tells us that she has had multiple surgeries and she's doing well. hey there, dan. hey denise, how are you? we'll talk more fliers coming up in sports next. they're keeping safe despite having problems putting the puck in the neck. since jay wright just won his 500th career game. some of the most memorable victories since coming over. stay with us.

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win against the sharks. offense continues to struggle with just six in their entire five game home stand. but, they believe their hard work will pay off. >> you know, going down the stretch and into the playoffs, we have to take defensively. you know the goals haven't been coming for us. if we hang in there and play the way we've been playing and keep getting pucks and to the hard area, you know, commit ourselves to, you know, getting goals, we should be fine here. >> greasy in the corners. all right. to the college hardwood, penn looking for back to back ivy league wins hosting cornell, fast start. a.j. takes a trip to jasonville, 20-5 run. quakers steal on the braeng. quakers win 82-63. villanova's win wasn't an ordinary victory. it was the 500th of the head coaching career. he won 122 games at hofstra before taking over in 2001.

yesterday was his 378th win as a wildc wildcat's head coach. here's the more memorable ones through his 60 year for the main line. >> going to the town. >> usually you're playing as a team. you see him on tv all year and never play against pitt. we played against, we were so comfortable and felt like hey, it's a big east battle. and i think the field took a shot right in front of me. i was watching trat jekt ri of that as the clock went off and the horn looked like it was going right in. hit the rim again. and it was a relief and then the celebration. >> vil nova wildcats, the 2015 big east tournament champions. >> playing at the garden, you know, having coached up there for 20 years, been in the mecca

and having so much love for the big east conference. winning that was really a thrill for me. and i think i said at that time, that's as good as winning in a tournament, i think it said that because i never thought we'd win it. it's not that good, but it was a thrill. >> villanova has done it, the wildcats have routed the oklahoma sooners. and most importantly, their record-setting victory here tonight in houston, texas, has propelled the wildcats to championship monday. >> oklahoma game was surreal in that just being on that court, 75,000 people elevated a flael itself, and then when that game got going, you know, i remember looking up at the clock and stunned. just my map to figure out, how much are we up? and it didn't seem real. i feel like it could always come back. >> right wing to win it. he made it. he made it for the right wing. and the buzzer. cats win it all.

cats win it all. cats win it all. >> it would be so much fun to be in that game. because there's no pressure. of course, whatever game you play you want to win. ewe knew it was the last game and you knew you were going to play great, but didn't know if you were going to win or lose or not. let's go do it. it was a thrill. and seeing it chris hit that shot is something that embedded in my memory. i just have that vision coming every time i wake up in the morning. >> man, jay wright will go for win number 501 tomorrow. that's your look at sports, i'm danny, we'll be right back.

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a lot going nonweather. warnings and high winds. >> here's the deal, we have a combination of low and cold front. and here severe thunderstorm warning that has been extended until 12:45, so the big concern is of course those storm cells moving through, causing wind damage. that's a big concern. of course that's going to be the issue all day through 6:00 p.m. that's when the high wind warning expires. i bont surprised if it's extended until 8:00 p.m. some of the damage already being caused. approaching our area. for example, you can see some wind damage for, looks like montgomery county, chester county as well. and you can see the timing of when you can expect some activity in your neighborhood. so keep that in mind. so of course, it's all about what you'd expect for the entire day today, high wind warning possibly power outage and wind

damage. >> be safe. that is nbc 10 news for now, thanks for joining us. be safe on monday.

looks back at your hall of fame career, how would you like to be viewed? >> i'm always going to be viewed as that guy that destroyed locker rooms. ♪ ♪ terrell owens, record-breaking former nfl wide serve and a finalist for the 2017 hall of fame class. he became a rising star during his eight years with the 49ers. aching the torch from his football hero. >> breathing the same air as this guy. it's hard to put into words. >> and though his sg