i'm adrianna diaz, at luke ago oil stadium, the story coming up. >> plus, getting ready to head out to easter services, carol has your forecast when we return. we'll be right back. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >>> well, new morning, the kentucky wildcats lost their bid for a perfect 40 and zero season last night with a lost to the wisconsin badgers. the final game four the ncaa championship is now set to number one seeds, go head-to-head tomorrow night. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz has the highlights from the final four in indianapolis. >> the kentucky wildcats perfect 38 and zero season came to a screaching halt in indianapolis saturday night. >> could not be more proud of this group of young people. what they did all year, just took us all on a ride. >> wisconsin badgers beat the wildcats 71 to 64, in a hard fought see-saw battle. now, wisconsin advances to the title game against top seeded duke. >> well, it gives us another 4

and as adrianna diaz reports, the lead changed 15 times in the hard-fought game. >> reporter: duke is college basketball's best. the blue devils beat fellow number one seed wisconsin to win the ncaa title. the game was billed as a clash of the titans as the blue devils' star freshman okafor squared off against frank kaminsky. both teams came out to play and play hard. the lead changed 13 times in the fast-paced first half alone. duke and wisconsin played each other just four months ago. duke won that contest, but both teams have changed quite a lot since then. in the second half, duke stumbled early. wisconsin held the blue devils scoreless for almost four minutes and ran up a nine-point lead. duke's largest deficit of the tournament. >> when we got nine points down we were in foul trouble, and a little bit disjointed. >> reporter: but duke rallied behind freshman guard jones who led the team with 21 points. duke eventually took the lead with 5:30 and they still had it when time ran out. >> we were fabulous down the stretch. i mean i don't know how you can be any better than we were d

. >> adrianna diaz, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, poverty and economic injustice were the theme for hundreds of protesters marching up broad street saturday in philadelphia. >> this was the scene as clergy leaders and others made their way north their goal is to fight for fair wages, and the right to organize unions, with saturday marking the 47th anniversary of doctor martin luther king jr. asomugha as nation, marchers say this day was a way to carry on king's legacy. >> we are continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign, want to go lift up the need for $15 an hour, right to unionize full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >>> organizers say saturday's march was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast-food workers set for april 15th. >>> well, flooding in kentucky has turned deadly, a woman whose car was swept into a swollen creek friday, has been found dead. initially authorities thought a child was also in that car but they now believe that woman was alone. severe storms earlier this week swapped the state triggering flashfloods in several locati

. >> reporter: adrianna dioneanna diaz, cbs news. >> that was adriana diaz reprting.i'm alison harmelin. thanks for watching the "cbs morning news." >>> if we don't get justice we're not going to calm down, period. this is not protesting. this is not your first amount right. this is just criminal act. >> the city of baltimore plummets into chaos after the man who was burried from a severe spinal injury while in police custody. >> rioters torched pharmacy, looted stores, set police carson fire, and through bricks at officers. at least 15 are hurt. >> this morning the family of freddie gray is speaking out. >> don't kill the whole city man just for

two number one seeds go head-to-head tomorrow night here on cbs36789 adrianna diaz has all of the highlights from the final four in indianapolis. >>> the kentucky wildcats perfect 38 and zero season, came to a screaching halt in indianapolis saturday night. could not be more proud of this group of young people. what they did all year, just took us all on a ride. >> wisconsin badgers beat the wildcats, 71 to 64, in a hard-fought see-saw battle. now, wisconsin advances to the title game against top seeded duke. >> well, it gives us another 40 minute, i know. that will and believe me, i never talked about trying to break a streak, or get a team that was un beaten to finally beat them. it was all about what these guys could do. >> started out strong, but kentucky wiped out nine-point lead. tied at 36. they came out fighting in the second half, trading baskets and point runs. but in the end wisconsin avenge dollars last year's one pointer lost to the wildcats. >> they did to us what we have done to teams. >> rematch between kentucky and wisconsin did not disappoint. both teams brought thousands o

we have adrianna diaz in indianapolis this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the thrilling victory last night in indianapolis was overshadowed by the elephant in the room. the college system of one and done. >> blue devils are the national champions. >> reporter: this is familiar territory for duke men's basketball. a program that now boasted five national championships. it wasn't easy. two of the most respected, intense and well prepared coaches in the country. duke's mike krzyzewski and wisconsin's bo ryan locked in a match. >> kaminsky two more. >> reporter: after the game ryan touched on the rail of college basketball. the one and done system. >> we don't do a rent a player you know what i mean. try to take a fifth year guy. that's okay if other people do that that's great. i like trying to build from within. >> reporter: missouri senator claire mccaskill echoed the sentiment. tweeting congrats to duke but i was rooting for teams that had students going to college, not just a tryout for the nba. year after year duke has a talented host of freshmen. includi