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tonighn but paying the price, a hands but his actions come with cownto wilmington, we are live on the scene.ph william's resigon activists are to center city. welcome to nbc news 10 at 11:00, i'm denice nakano. a northeast philadelphia store owner shoots a man who robbed him. an innocent bystander is caught

in the cross fire and neighbors walk away with the cash. aundrea cline-thomas joins us live to walk us through what happened here, aundrea? >> reporter: imagine this -- a man comes into a laundromat with a life. he demands the store owner gives him $2,000. when the coast is clear, police say the store owner grabbed his gun and tried to get his money back. the surveillance video shows the 42-year-old thief wearing what looks like a green jacket running away from the launder center on north 5th street, he drops the thousands of dollars he's stolen while being chased by the store owner, who has a gun. >> i saw one of the guys running with this pack of money. when this guy ran he told him three times "stop, stop, stop." >> reporter: the thief rounds the corner and the owner unleashes five rounds. >> next thing you know i hear boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: two shots hit the thief in the chest. a 51-year-old woman gets caught in the cross fire and is shot twice in the left hand. >> people running north, south,

west, east and all of a sudden we're like wait, why are people coming back? they see the money flying in the air. >> reporter: area residents swarm the sidewalks picking up the cash that's lying on the ground. >> all the money was scooped up be i the people in the area. >> reporter: police arrived quickly, the thief and innocent woman were taken to the hospital. police say the store owner has a license to carry and is cooperating, but all that money, about $2,000, is gone. it's unclear if it is self-defense. it's clear the thief will face charges but right now he is in the hospital and he's in critical condition, that innocent woman is stable. reporting live from police headquarters, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. tonight in wilmington, the investigation into what sparked a major fire downtown is just getting started.

drew smith is live on market street. drew? >> reporter: it still smells like smoke and the presence of the smoke has triggered a fire alarm down here. i want to show you the damage to the store front. the speaker store a complete loss. the apartments above it also a loss and these apartments right next to it had to be evacuated today and the people who live there had to find a different place to sleep tonight. a dreary day made worse by thick plumes of smoke billowing for hours in every direction from a speaker store. >> it seems surreal. like when i came out end of days type scenario. it was crazy. it was crazy. >> reporter: a police officer alerted the o'dell family to the danger. >> as soon as the cop was banging on the door he wouldn't even let us grab extra stuff, he just said "come on, let's go, you have to go." >> reporter: they live in the apartments on this block but

tonight they were looking for a motel to check into. >> smoke everywhere. you couldn't see, like, your hand in front of you, it was that bad. >> reporter: firefighters had to cut through a roller curtain security door before they could try to get inside. but they figured out quickly they'd have to fight this fire on the outside. >> all members were evacuated and we went with an extier dwer attack. >> reporter: no one was hurt but the building is a loss. firefighters are staying cautious as they worry about a collapse. other nearby business owners are hoping fresh air will undo the hours of heavy smoke exposure. >> it's really nasty out here. makes it really nasty. i so market street is closed and will remain so. the city is asking the people to stay as the

investigation. ewith, nbc 10 news. two families are out of th e house the red cross is on pine streetupstairs. firefighters twoap oed to make e with the president's appar house says invtigation into whether the trump campaign was involved with russian hacking into the election is not going away. the house intelligence committee chair canceled a hearing with former director of national intelligence james clapper and others, drawing fire from the panel's top democrat. >> i think the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate of the white house as he did during the campaign and transition or to

lead an independent and credible investigation. >> the senate intelligence committee is planning to hold its hearing march 30. the chair of the house committee decided to bring back fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers for a second briefing, but this time behind closed doors. and back to health care now. three local republican lawmakers who were planning on voting no before the vote was canceled and today nbc 10's lauren mayk caught up with congressman brian fitzpatrick and asked him if the president ever personally tried to change his mind. >> were you lobbied by the president? did you talk to him? >> i do not. >> would you have liked to? would it have made a difference? >> i think we make decisions based on the merits of the bill? you read a bill, you listen to your constituents and figure out does it make sense for the district and the country. >> at 11:30, hear what congressman fitzpatrick has to say about replacing obamacare.

a new york man is under arrest accused of raping an 11-year-old girl in lehigh county. police say the 33-year-old man met the victim online and twice picked up the girl and raped her inside a lehigh valley hotel. he's being held at lehigh county jail. delaware state police are looking for a hit-and-run driver accused of killing a pedestrian in bear. police say it happened near the juevo rodeo restaurant on fire dancer lane around 1:30 this morning. investigators say a person driving an s escalade in the parking lot and took off. tonight we're learning about the plans of seth williams as he faces charges that include charges of bribery and corruption. as aundrea cline-thomas reports, a local activist group is calling for immediate change. >> we're beyond the stage of asking seth williams to resign,

we are demanding for him to leave. >> reporter: calls for district attorney's seth williams' resignation will get louder on monday morning. black lives matter is organizing a protest outside of the district attorney's center city office. >> we plan on blocking the doors to the office and we plan on blocking the streets. we want to send a clear message to not only seth williams but to all politicians that you work for us. >> black lives matter joins a chorus of politicians and organizations who are calling for the district attorney to step down after being indicted on federal corruption charges. this is what mayor kenney said last week. >> he cannot conduct the duties and responsibilities of his office in this current condition so for the good of the office, he should step aside. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police has had a contentious relationship with williams and has been vocal about wanting him out which in an unlikely twist puts black lives matter and the fop on the same page.

>> this is the only time you'll see black lives matter and the fop being in agreement. >> reporter: black lives matter plans to demand a clean slate monday morning. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. one person is dead after 16 people were shot inside a cincinnati nightclub early this morning and officers say they were stepping over people to help others in worse condition. tonight investigators are still combing through surveillance video trying to figure out what happened here and who the shooters are. so far, all police know is that there was a fight inside that escalated to a shooting. police say the club does search people at the door but has a history of problems. >> we have had incidents here in the past but this is the worst by far. i. >> police say there will be another update on the shooting tomorrow morning. here's a live look from our

eagles nest camera overlooking the city. right now fog is settling in across our area. it could have an impact on your morning commute. and for more on that, let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erica martine with the mother accurate forecast. erika? >> we have fog and mist developing across the entire viewing area. we have a bit of an on shore flow, cooler, moist air, and temperatures matching the dew points, that's why we're seeing this developing fog. current temperature in philadelphia 41 degrees with wind at seven miles per hour and in and around the philly metro area we're mainly seeing 40s. 43 for port richmond, summerton cooler at 40 along with chestnut hill and andorra, 41 degrees right now. so let's look at the on shore floor. here's your wind pattern right now. again, cooler moist air and because temperatures are in the 40s and dew points are in the 30s and 40s, those are the prime

ingredients that we need for this fog to develop tonight into early tomorrow morning so keep that in mind because i do think the fog will stick around through about 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. and finally start to mix out or burn off. so wind pattern by early tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., this is a great sign here. we have warmer air sliding into place so notice the southerly winds coming in from south to north so while conditions for today topped out at 45 in philadelphia, by tomorrow, upper 60s and 70s by tuesday. denice, ba to you. >>in, for win! to go. with just three sec north carolina clinched the final spot in theere they are, your ogon and the universi of south carol fourfirst trip s.

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tonight it was more about just football at lincoln financial field as the home of the eagles hosted a special day for special fans. it was the eighth annual huddle up for autism event at the link. the day was filled with fun activities and exercises and it benefited the center for autism research. we spoke with kids and parents at the event who say it's an experience they can have together something not always easy to find for families with a child on the autism spectrum. >> kids with autism get easily overwhelmed in big crowded situations or places where there's a lot of activity or noise. >> you see a child having a tantrum or having a breakdown, it's more like, hey, do you need help? you feel supported. you don't feel like you're singled out. >> we want to give awareness to everyone and let everyone know they're not alone.

families are going through all this and that we have their backs. >> the event raised nearly $36,000 for autism research. some of the best work by high school artists is on display in bucks county and nbc 10 at the 22nd annual bucks county art exhibition today. congressman brian fitzpatrick was on hand for today's event inside the hicks art center gallery at bucks county community college. the winning piece of art work will be displaced in the cannon tunnel of the u.s. capitol building in washington for a year. zb here's a live look from camelback mountain and resort. camelback will be cloudsed tomorrow because of the warmup. snow tubing will remain open. the resort will remain open tuesday, erika, looks like we're dealing with overnight fog and mist? >> that's right. we have that concern, you can

see how quick ly the fog is developing across our area. don't turn on the high beams when you're drying. if anything put on hazard lights or fog lights. fi visibility is poor for some and decreasing for others. your visibility is five miles. coatesville one mill vibsibilit for you. atlantic city one and dover seeing poor visibility right now. satellite picking up on the grays here on the screen. notice lower level clouds along the shore. we're seeing that we have an on shore flow here, cool, moist air and that is providing a few ingredients we need for this fog to develop tonight into early tomorrow morning. in addition, current temperatures are mainly in the 40s. we only topped out at 45 in

philadelphia today. turnt temperature, 41 for philadelphia. winds on shore, seeing easterlies and northeasterlys very gentle, anywhere between five and eight miles per hour. in addition to those temperatures can't dew points in the upper 30s and low 40s so you're combining those ingredients and this is why we're seeing developing fog across our viewing area. we have a dense fog advisory that has been issued through 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is considered a dense marine fog advisory. on radar we're picking up -- i'm tracking a couple things. we're picking up showers from west to east associated with a low that's hovering across the midwest. upper midwest. here's your warm front. this will set off a set of hours that will move from west-to-east and finally clear but that won't be until tuesday so keep the umbrellas handy through tuesday

so planner, overnight fog, temperatures are pretty much going to be in the 40s and by early tomorrow morning already warming up in the 50s but the issue for tonight across the entire delaware valley is that fog. 6:00 a.m. for the p.a. suburbs, you will see showers and temperatures in the upper 40s for the lehigh valley, overnight fog for you. by early tomorrow morning, delaware you're seeing temperatures in the low 50s and showers new jersey also seeing fog through tomorrow morning, finally mixing out, burning off or improving by 7:00, 8:00 a.m., and the jersey shore seeing the fog through the overnight hours. the ten day on 10, we have a warm front in the works as the warm front pushes through from west to east. upper 60s for tomorrow. temperatures for tonight, however, lots of 40s for tonight. 60s tomorrow, 70s on tuesday, tracking some thunderstorms for tuesday and then we dip as the cold front sweeps through

tuesday into wednesday, 60s and 50s wednesday and thursday and we climb up again next saturday and sunday so another roller coaster ride in the weather department. >> the fog will be burning off later in the morning. >> that's right. 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. it improved but give yourself extra time, no high beams. >> erika, thank you. now here's danny pommells with sports. >> the sixers go for back to back road wins and the final four is set in the ncaa tournament in dramatic fashion. plus the flyers are running out of time to make the playoffs. a must have two points in pittsburgh. those highlights and more next.

i'm danny pommells from csn. the flyers lors for their sixth time in their last nine games leaving playoff hopes oh, so thin. black down 1-0 when brandon fight. everyone said that changed the momentum final minute ofperiod. jordan wheel down the left wing ties the game at within, midway through the second period. 2-1 flyers. third period prett movement. dale wiese the recipient. couple swats at it but lights the lamp to make it the rebound goes to jake

vorchek. the flyers still think they can make it. >> >> absolutely. one game at a time we just control what's in our control and that's winning games. >> >> it's not going to be easy to make the playoffs. we all know that. we're just looking for results so we try to play relaxed and loose and i think a similar game today. >> let's hit the hard wood. no jahlil okafor. he missed yesterday's win over the bulls with a sore knee. this the third of the last four he's sat out. sixers facing theed in the east. sixers turn the rock over. paul george with the layup they finish the quart we are a 20-5 run. fourth and a quarter, c.j. miles, money when it matters

most. it was that kind of night for the sixers. they take it on the chin 107-94. march madness, the last two spots were filled today. north carolina and kentucky what a game, second half, north carolina joel berry driving part of a 10-0 run by the tar heels. under a minute to go kentucky freshman malik monk, a quick three, final 10 seconds, kentucky down three, monk again, cooler than a polar bear's toenails. north carolina doesn't call timeout and luke, yes you may near s heels win 75-73. they'll play oregon. south carolina and florida. first half florida'susth three seven at the break. they went cold in the second fe arc. couldn't hit an elephant in the butt with anbod.

14 lead changes, tied at 59. under five minutes left. south carolina works the ball inside. thornwell scoops up the turnover and takes off. ends up leaving for mike kozar, south carolina wins play gonzaga. the phillies open the season one week from tomorrow today in grapefruit league play. pete mccanons team. base hit kendric, 1-0 phillies, next batter, michel francodish and mows the lawn and trims the hedges. that's yard work. josh linbloom taken up and out.

andrew knapp living the hard rock life. phillies win, doubling up the buck-os 6-3. that's sports. i'm danny pommells, we'll be right back. ♪

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the sights and sounds of chinatown were on display today. does everyones of parade watchers lined the streets as large puppets and ceremonial chinese folk acts made their way along the parade route. hundreds of runners and walkers hit the street in west philadelphia to support the fight against colon cancer. the annual get your rear in gear run and walk is the region's largest colon cancer awareness event. the money raised supports local efforts against colon cancer. today the sound of the buzzer was a show of bravery. >> ready? here we go. young and old participated in the shave for the brave fund-raiser. it's put on by the st. ba baldrick's foundation. by gaving their heads it gives them a taste of what it's like

to live with cancer and lose your locks. today's event at connie mack's irish pub in pennsauken is raising money for childhood cancer research. brave, indeed. dozens of dogs are safe in the u.s. after they were rescued from a south korean meat farm. 46 dogs of all shapes and sizes arrived at jfk airport this afternoon. the dogs were met with hugs from volunteers with the humane society and some of them will come to philadelphia shelters and be put up for adoption. the humane society has helped save more than 800 dogs from south korean farms. next on nbc 10 news at 11:00, septa taking action. what the transit agency is doing on all trains during rush hour tomorrow following fights like this one. plus, paying tribute. we'll show you how england honored the lives lost during a possible terror attack as the country remains on high alert.

welcome back to nbc 10 news at 11:00, i'm denice nakano, thanks for staying up with us.

here's a live look at the philadelphia skyline as fog rolls into our area. that fog could have an impact on your morning commute. now for a personalized forecast for where you live, time for the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. we turn to meteorologist erika martine. erika? >> we are tracking that fog that's developing, some mist as well but satellite images picking up on rain moving in from west-to-east. for tonight we'll be dealing with that developing fog. take your time driving, give yourself extra time through the early morning hours and for your monday morning we have some scattered showers moving through the viewing area. neighborhoods in lehigh valley seeing mainly upper 30s. bath at 38 degrees, whitehall 39, easton 39 degrees. so from the lehigh valley to the jersey shore we can see how much warmer it is along the jersey shore. woodbine 44 degrees. may's landing 43.

cape may courthouse at 44 and atlantic city at 43. we have an on shore flow which is why we're seeing this fog develop. we have a marine advisory that has been issued along the jersey shore. this fog will mix out and improve by tomorrow morning. 7:00, 8:00 a.m. but give yourself extra time for the commute. we'll talk more about the fog tonight and tracking the rain showers for your monday morning, denice, back to you. >> erika, thank you. tonight in newcastle county, firefighters are trying to figure out after this fire started in one local business and quickly moved to two other ones. nbc 10's drew smith has the story from wilmington. >> you can see how much damage was done to this store. the front of it is gone and there's still smoke coming out. all night people have been breathing that in. we saw one woman wearing a face

mask. the first crews arrived around 2:00 and began spraying the heavy flames with water. when they tried to cut their way past a security door they realized how intense this was. the fire chief made the decision to defensively douse the flames from the outside. the sneaker store was not opened today. no one was hurt but many families had to evacuate the surrounding apartments and find a new place to stay. >> it was black smoke at the time. filled with so much you couldn't see past 4th street on market. it was that dark. >> we're worried about collapse so we're being cautious. >> reporter: fire marshals are beginning the investigation into what sparked the fire but they were delayed because of the intense fire fight that took hours. you can expect this street to be closed into tomorrow morning's commute. in wilmington, drew smith, nbc 10 news. president trump today attacked conservative lawmakers in his own party for the failure

of the republican bill to replace obamacare. nbc's jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: with the plug pulled on the gop's plan to replace obamacare, president trump took to twitter sunday, blaming the loss on a hard right group of house members. "democrats are smiling" mr. trump tweeted "that the freedom caucus with the help of club for growth and heritage have saved planned parenthood and o-care." >> i think the president is disappointed in the number of people he thought were loyal to him that weren't. >> reporter: but republicans blame the plan. >> the problem is not with a specific faction in the house, it's with the bill. >> reporter: with the president's 100 day deadline to replace okay apparently dead, the white house says it's moving on to tax reform and passing the budget, but congress's investigation into whether the trump campaign was involved with russian hacking into the election isn't going away. >> this is the most important thing i've ever done in my public life and what i know now as i get more and more into this, i'm going to double down

on that statement because it's extraordinary. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee chair canceled a tuesday hearing with former director of national intelligence james clapper and others drawing fire from the pnl's top democrat. >> the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate of the white house as he did during the campaign and transition or to lead an independent and credible investigation. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee is still planning on holding its hearing march 30. the house committee chair decided to bring back fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers for a second briefing. but this time behind closed doors. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. a traffic stop in delaware lands a man behind bars for heroin possession. delaware state police arrested robert jones last night in laurel. police say jones was pulled over after he failed to signal for a turn near townsend and west streets. troopers found 87 grams of heroin along with marijuana and

other drug paraphernalia. here's a look at the top stories we are following tomorrow. protests are expected tomorrow morning outside the office of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. community activists and members of the group black lives matter philly plan to demand for williams to resign. he pleaded not guilty to bribery and extortions charges. if you ride septa in the afternoon or evening, expect to see more police officers. septa says officers will be out in full force on trains from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. after this fight earlier this month. septa says those are the hours most kids are riding the trains after school, 10 teenagers were taken into custody on thursday for this fight and septa police say they're looking for one more person. in chester county, jury selection continues tomorrow in the eric frein murder trial. the main jury is set but six alternates still need to be selected. frein is accused of shooting two

pennsylvania state troopers in the poconos last september killing one of them before leading police on a seven-week manhunt. opening statements are scheduled for april 3. construction begins on route 70 tomorrow. nj dot crews will be working in both directions between the new jersey turnpike overpass in cherry hill. crews will upgrade traffic signals, replace concrete slabs and pave the roadway. a complete overhaul of the road begins in 2020. tonight a major u.s. airline is facing backlash over a dress policy after it refused to let two young girls get on a plane. why they weren't just any passengers and the reaction from thousands on social media.

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london ahead of today's world cup qualifying match. england's soccer team was faithing lith wfaith i -- facing lithuania but it was wednesday's attack on the houses of parliament that was on everyone's mind. heavily armed police mingled with fans outside of wembley before the match. there were no reports of trouble. the game was put on hold for a minute to pay tribute to the victims of the attack. a police officer and three civilians lost their lives during the terror attack and the attacker was also killed. the u.s. state department is condemning russia for detaining protesters today. police shimmied up poles after protesters trying to get away from rowdy crowds on the ground. people in 99 cities across russia were protesting against the government. the protests were put together by a man who claims russia's prime minister has amassed a collection of mansions, yachts,

and vineyards. a group of parolees showed up to a texas probation office expecting to work today. instead, federal immigration agents arrested them for being undocumented. an immigration and customs enforcement bus pulled up and those arrested were taken to an i.c.e. facility in dallas where they will be processed and some possibly released. the secret service who says a woman who got tangled up by her shoe laces trying to jump the white house fence last week was arrested again for a similar front. around 2:15 this morning she was scaling a fence next to the treasury building next to the white house. on tuesday she tried jumping the white house fence. the prince car -- prince car-nation is mourning the loss of one of their own.

the 42-year-old david field's car went airborne and into and a wall. he died at the scene. tensions are flying high after an airline would not allow two young girls on a plane because they were wearing leggings. it started this morning at an airport in denver. another woman traveling separately tweeted when she overheard a united attendant telling the girls they could not get on board. now, the girls were pass riders who fly under employee pass privileges. united is defending its decision saying there's a dress code for pass riders but regular riders can wear whatever they want but. it's gotten thousands of responses, mostly negative toward the calling for an apology to people saying they're cancelling flights. 10,000 runners from across the country are taking part in today's philadelphia love run.

runners worend jackets as they ran up mlk drive back to the art museum to half marathon. after yesterday's 70s, today was about 30 degrees cooler. some of the people we talked to say they didn't mind the chilly temperatures. >> it's perfect. absolutely perfect. i've been training all winter so it's been 40s all winter. >> i'm not an avid runner, i do it to get out of the house for fun so i just want to finish. >> in the last four years, the love run has donated $225,000 to community organizations and the fairmount parks conservancy. the country's oldest half marathon took place in wilmington. this is video from the cesar rodney half marathon relay and 5k. it's in its 54th year, the run attracts thousands and raises money for the american lung

association. i'm first alert meteorologist erika martine with your most accurate forecast. a live look up and down i-95 you can see the fog is an issue right now developing through the overnight hours so keep in mind we're not going to see a break until tomorrow morning. visibility is poor, mount pocono 1 mile visibility. potts town five along with blue bell, northeast philly and philadelphia also seeing five mile visibility. along the shore, one-mile visibility for atlantic city and wildwood. this is why we have this dense fog advisory that has been issued through early monday morning 8:00 a.m. this is a dense marine fog advisory that has been issued. here's why. notice the wind, the direction of the wind. we are getting an on schore

flow. this is cool moist air at the surface so this is providing ingredients we need for the fog to develop and the winds are calm ranging anywhere from five and seven miles per hour. on satellite and radar you can see the lower clouds indicating fog in the gray and just to the nest we're seeing some returns moving in from west to east. so i'm also tracking showers. current temperatures mainly in the 40s. we topped out at 45 in philadelphia and now this is important, we also have do you wants in the 40s and upper 30s. 40 for philadelphia and 37 for allentown so when you combine those temperatures and dew points, we had that on shore flow of the cooler air and calm winds, those are ingredients for the fog to develop overnight

tonight into tomorrow morning. satellite and radar image, this was the rain you just saw moving into parts of lehigh valley. we have this low that's just to the nest of us in this warm front bringing us warmer air but showers moving across our area. neighborhoods for tomorrow we are seeing a climb in the temperatures. seeing plenty of mid to upper 50s and 650s. easton, your expected high temperature 64 with the showers. lehigh valley seeing comfortable temperatures, p.a. suburbs same deal for you. fairmount 68 degrees. haddonfield 64 degrees. jersey shore seeing 60s and 70s and delaware seeing 60s and 70s and we may see the threat of lightning. your extended ten-day forecast picking up on a.m. fog for tuesday morning and a roller coaster ride as temperatures

decline from the 70s on tuesday to 60s and 50s on wednesday and thursday so overall the deal is this, we have a warm monday and tuesday but there's a tradeoff with mother nature, rain in the works. >> and lows, high 30s. >> that's right, denice always looks at the polar temperatures. >> and here's danny with sports. >> denice, how are you? up next, there are the flyers and the fight that changed the momentum of their game against the penguins. we'll hear from brent brown and the sixers about why their momentum didn't change.

i'm danny pommells. the flyers were eight points behind the bruins for the second wild card. the penguins took an early lead then manning took on gaunts and that woke the flyers up, they scored the next four goals,

gained two points, the gap is six points. the flyers gave manning a lot of credit for this one. >> it helped 100%. that was a great fight by him, great job and, you know, they always he a good start. usually feels like we're always down 1-0, 2-0 but he did a great job in the fight and we stuck 6 important. >> it was huge. it always helps when you win the fight, too. something about a fight that gets a team going but when you other on the right side of it it helps the momentum of the game and kudos to him. >> how about the sixers down to ten games. the pacers haven't played well lately they are 7-14 in their last 21 games.

this layup. sixers with more turnovers than your local bakery. sergio rodriguez sizing up the three. string music for him. team high 16 as he beats the clock. scary moment for pacers al jefferson. the big man goes down hard fighting for a rebound. needed a wheelchair to leave the court. a sprained left ankle. late fourts, shot clock winding down, c.j. miles throws it down. pacers win 107-94. >> i felt defensively there was some miscues on a few assignments and a few things we tried to do but i felt like the pop and the ball movement and shot making, you know, we ended up going 14 for 41 from threes, we had some good looks. i think both of those things stand out to me that weighed in and that added up to the final

result. the phillies beat the pirates 6-3 in clear water. they did most of their damage in a five-run first inning that featured runs by franco. it's been a good spring for the closer. he's given up just one run in seven appearances. pete mccanon said gomez would be the closer and he appreciates the trust. >> for me it's i'm glad to hear that. same way like last year. for me i want to save anything. just be aggressive on the hitter and that role, one hit can change everything, one piece can change the whole game. try to make quality pitches, perfect. penn state's first ever ncaa hockey tournament game was a huge success blowing out union 10-3. they get to face the top seed in

their entire tournament, denver. the denver coach is on the left here, played a handful of games with the flyers in the mid-'90s. dennis smirnov ties the game at two so two all. denver isn't the top seed for no reason. terry puts on the rebound. he had a hat rick. denver headed to the pros. that's sports, i'm danny pommells, we'll be right back.

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erika is back with a final check of the forecast. we're dealing with fog? >> it's a little misty and we're tracking showers west to east so a little everything for everybody. a mixed bag. tomorrow as the warm front moves through the area we'll see temperatures climb into the upper 60s. i'm going to leave a.m. fog on tuesday and i added the threat of thunderstorms for late tuesday with the high of 71 degrees. we may even hit 73 but i'll leave us at 660s wednesday, it looks like showers friday, clearing early saturday for april fool's. saturday is april fool's day so just in case anybody wanted to know that. roller coaster ride, another one for the weather department. >> keep the umbrella handy and watch out for the fog tomorrow. that's nbc 10 news for now. for erika, danny, i'm denice

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