basil mainly owned 38 slaves on campus. faculty and students also brought enslaved people with them to assist them in their daily lives on campus as well. this is an especially significant structure because it's one of the earliest remaining on campus. the campus was burnt to the ground april 4, 1865. there are various urban legends about why the president's mansion wasn't spared. -- was spared. perhaps the president's wife begged the union soldiers not to burn it to the ground, that it was of no assistance to the confederate army. whether or not that is true, it survived the war. is one of a handful of many buildings from the antebellum campus. is a cornerstone for the university today. we are standing in the sight of what was originally the end -- stnading int he site of what was originally the southern end. at the time it was a military institution, the rotunda went up in flames in 18 city five. there was nothing the townspeople could do but watch it burn. it really cut the campus to the court to have this -- the core to

particularly with those with off-campus housing off-campus. the way dear colleagues letters address this and the way title ix addresses this is that a student who makes the title ix complaint for sexual assault has to explain and contend in a court of law how the off-campus sexual assault affects their on-campus educational experience. that is a really strange dynamic. in other words if the university does ensure that the perpetrator and victim the longer have class together they have to argue trauma which is not true of every victim. victims experienced trauma in different ways when it comes to rape and sexual assault. any victims recover in a psychological and yet title ix would say we don't care about it. we only care about how it affects your on-campus educational experience. now these can all be cured by dear colleague letters, by by given explicit rules on these matters. i set i hope diane is right that these will be addressed but i worry that their open to a degree right now. title ix is functioning not just as a cause of action, it's a

these are fans at campus. they know they have to wait. >> a little bit. >> until will they get there. that is in the deterring them. >> players are on board, ryan arcidiacono, daniel ochefu, mike bridges, jaylen brownson, the entire team, you have to show love to the guys who didn't play, who don't play all year long. those guys, they have work so hard and at practice. >> that is right. >> to get starters and so they are in position today and look, ready to play. the lights are flashing. >> loading up those motorcycles and they will lead the way as the team head back to the main line to celebrate with all of the fans, a alumni, everybody gathered there. we're all interested to see how this goes during rush hour. >> would i say rush hour is probably the only thing that has been able to stop wildcats. >> good call. >> here we go. >> pretty much. >> but they are so goody wouldn't be surprise if they go through it like butter. >> find a way to go through it. >> like butter. >> got that right. >> 2016 national cham

shawnette wilson is on campus with excited students.'s begin tonight with chris o'connell life and side villanova stadium. chris? >> reporter: guys, if you can hear the pep band of villanova university playing behind me. we go the baton twirlers anticipation continues to build. word trickling down through the student body at villanova stadium that the team is on its way. they are -- should be arriving here within 20 minutes or so. some of these folks have been out here since 3:30 when the doors opened and of course the student body here has been partying through the night. classes here on the campus of villanova were canceled today because many of them, well, you got to listen to where we were last night at the pavilion when the last seconds ticked off the clock. take a listen. (cheers and applause). >> there you saw it. it was magical night at the pavilion. 5500 students in there watching on life feed and of course most of them just made it out to lancaster avenue where it was shut down for quite a few hours last night. several arrests

fox 29's chris oh o'connel o'con campus. you were there last night when the crowds were going crazy. i'm sure it will be just razz crazy later. >> i don't think they left from last night, dawn. thousands of villanova stadium right now all eyes will be on that stage, the banner already up there. men's 2016ncaa basketball champions. most of the people, the students that are here today were here last night. take a listen. >> reporter: that was the pavilion last night as the final seconds ticked off the clock. of course, 5,000 of them strong spilling out in the streets on lancaster avenue. the party has not stopped. let's bring you back out here live with a couple of the students. what was it like last night? >> it was the most unbelievable night of my entire life. there was so much energy. so much excitement. i never -- it was incredible. >> you're going to see the team show up. >> yes. >> what are you hoping to hear from the team and the coach right now? >> just that they're -- they love the university and wildcats and great y

now we are entering the campus on route 30. to my right a dozen, two dozen students, cheering, hand in the air. camera in their hands. traffic totally stopped along lancaster avenue. to my left people are out of their cars, they are out of their cars, they are waving, they are cheering. this is a parking lot. this isn't a street but none is complaining. victory signs, high in the air. everyone is so excited. now passing the chapel here at villanova campus where we're about to go by connolly hall. some other residences. we're about a mina way or two right now from the campus center from the heart of the football stadium, where thousands of fans have been waiting all afternoon for this their beloved team. it has been a extraordinary, journey for this basketball team, a journal that i began on the basketball court, came to philadelphia international airport about 30 minutes ago, and out with the motorcycles, on to the highway, traffic shut down, looking over now, across atville villanova a larger number of people, waiting and boy

by an individual on campus. i am not sure it is on campus but being abused by an individual of college age. at the university of colorado, boulder, close to 3000 students, damon johns, on -- not let's make a deal, shark tank. shark tank. his experience with his family the abuse that has taken place against women in his life. i traveled to colleges all across the country from the northeast to the southwest, i have been everywhere from the naval academy where i met jack, moorhouse, spellman college where i met -- anyway i won't go through it all, clemson, joey wilson, my alma mater, syracuse, ohio university, ohio state, ohio university, ohio state, university of illinois, all over the country and i went for a simple straightforward reason, nothing complicated about it. i believe we have an opportunity if we commit ourselves to do nothing short of changing the culture as it relates to how women are treated not only overall but on college campuses and in high schools. i honest to god believe we can change the cultu

i got the theme in lexington in 85, my kid wanted me to come down to campus to see it on campus, i said i always regretted not being here when they won in 856789 so i got to see both. it has been great. >> so he got to see the eight a win, and now 2016. national champions. of course the university says there will be a bick celebration on campus today. they're still put that together. the team is expected to land right around 4:00 then be back on campus right around 5:00 this evening. so we will keep you to up date with all of those details. now the big question is will there be class today? the university says they're make that decision right now, and that should be outright around the 6:00 hour. so stay tuned for that. for now, live on villanova university campus, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, jan. >> i wouldn't be surprised if people were still cheering right now somewhere. look at these cheers inside corner pizza on lancaster avenue. they shared this video on twitter, and anyone who goes or went to school at villanova knows this is one

campus on lockdown. a massive police presence at sun purchase. >>> hello, washington heights. >> the battle for the burroughs. the count down to new york's krugs primary. >> and a devastating earthquake kills more than 250 people, injuring thousands. the nation in a state of emergency as crews search for missing in the rubble. >>> we start with breaking news out of west chester. the sunni campus on lockdown. >> what is the latest with the search? >> reporter: right now students are still on lockdown. there's a massive manhunt under way as we speak. this is the staging area for police. dozens of law enforcement officers from multiple agencies here searching the campus for about three hours after report of a possible armed man. this is a very large campus with a lot of woods. very large area for police to cover. students have been given messages by the school to stay we want to play you one of those messages right now. >> new york state university police received a report of a possible armed suspect who fl

this is from campus. the trees outside of the alumni hall on the main campus at villanova. it is proof they have been waiting for, t-shirts that tell the world villanova won. we're at the campus book store as staff rushed to get these shirts on the floor. boxes were driven in from new jersey hot off the presses, lined inside and out to pick up the must have items. >> just got out of bed to go to the dining hall. >> you can barely talk. but you needed to get this t-shirt. >> yeah. >> if you are looking for a t-shirt you have a couple of options. the hottest seller is the one with champion in the really big letters. that's the one i want. >> and this is a keeper, the wildcats featured on this week's cover of "sports illustrated", the cover line "super nova." it spotlights kris jenkins' three-pointer. the story looks at the team's journey to last night's win. and nbc 10 is your place to celebrate. villanova's victory. check out the nbc 10 app because you'll find videos there, you'll find photos of the best moments from the entire ncaa tournament. >> now an update on your first

officials say there is no threat here on campus. cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2s. >> man, we are anticipating the warmest day of the week to be today. the city right now feels great. around the area, there's a chill in the area. another warm-up and then a cool start to the day. in new york right now, clear and 52. winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour. clear skies dominate. ample sun today. clouds on the increase late today overnight into the first part of your tuesday. and could see a little light rain or drizzle. by lunchtime, you're well above normal, 72. 76 at 2:00. 5:00 and i'm being guarded at 78. i bet i hit 80 at my place across the river. but let's get you all over the place. >>> yeah, lots of smiles for the weather and traffic as well. just a few road closures. we have the saw mill river parkway, closed until 5:00 a.m. shut between exits 29 and 27. so you are detoured on to marble avenue to get around. the midtown tunnel, one tube shut for construction until 5:30. the other tube, ta

basil mainly owned 38 slaves on campus.aculty and students also brought enslaved people with them to assist them in their daily lives on campus as well. this is an especially significant structure because it's one of the earliest remaining on campus. the campus was burnt to the ground april 4, 1865. there are various urban legends about why the president's mansion wasn't spared. -- was spared. perhaps the president's wife begged the union soldiers not to burn it to the ground, that it was of no assistance to the confederate army. whether or not that is true, it survived the war. is one of a handful of many buildings from the antebellum campus. is a cornerstone for the university today. we are standing in the sight of what was originally the end -- stnading int he site of what was originally the southern end. at the time it was a military institution, the rotunda went up in flames in 18 city five. there was nothing the townspeople could do but watch it burn. it really cut the campus to the court to have this -- the core to h

the fire on the quad at the campus of villanova where hundreds of students poured on to the campus outthe paville glued to the final seconds. it was tied up with just seconds to go and villanova pulled it off. they beat the tarheels by 3 points. you hear them chanting. unlike some of our games leading up to the championship game, this was no blow-out. we had a blow-out against iowa. we had a 44-point blow-out against oklahoma. this was a pretty close one. so a lot of pent-up energy in the final moments of the game tonight. it was tied up. with just second to. but villanova prevailed. once again, live pictures of sky force 10. the left side of the screen, theville va campus. and radnor police asking people to stay away from campus. they don't want the crowd to get any larger. as they try to control this celebration, make sure that everyone is safe, no one gets hurt. that people celebrate responsibly. on the right side of the screen, lancaster, you can see the double yellow line in the middle of the screen maybe through the crowd. people still hugging. jumping up and down. does that ever

you know they heard it and saw it right here on the campus of villanova university.nt here well, they are still pretty pumped up, a few people coming back from some parties and getting a little sleep or at least closing their eyes, as everything plays over and over. that excitement started at the buzzer. villanova, fans decked out in blue and white watching the ncaa title game at campus pavilion screaming and jumping around. felt like 1985. the last time the wildcats brought home national title as basketball championship. they were partying all around bryn mawr last night. their reaction was inn tense. >> it is a great night to be a wild cat. i love this school. i love this team. go nova. >> kid are great. i knew they were going to win because i seen these kid, two or three hours before the game, prepping, and stroking, and the coaching that goes into it. it is unbelievable. >> no doubt about that. they took ate way from one of the biggest powerhouse, basketball organizations in the country, of course, unc and how sweet it is, great win, congratulations, cats, back t

this is the villanova campus paper and the date is april 12th, 1985.illy welcomes champions. 31 years old this paper is. >> i was class of 89 when we took the tour, they said the campus doesn't usually look like this, there was toilet paper and everything so perspective freshman coming in they gave us this commemorating it saying it could happen again: what a wonderful memento waiting for them to arrive here. we have the best vantage point. we are welcoming the campus home jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> we continue to monitor the motorcade, coming into campus with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> a little chillier than houston and you know what? it is dry out there. as we look at double scan live radar we see nothing but sunshine today despite the cold wind coming in from the north after starting off at 30 degrees in philadelphia this morning with 20s in the entire suburbs, what was the high temperature today just before 4:00, the normal should be 15 degrees, at 60 degrees, the record 22 set in 1881, presently we are 42 in allentown and

the university also tweeted they coulde campus reaction instantly. back to you. >>> wow. >> just shows that this championship means so much to so many people in different ways. >> i know, they are not in philadelphia, but man, we're so starved for something good to happen. something good happen. so something good happened. >> that is why it is important to say philadelphia area. >> what do you got have after the break. >> got hit with the confetti and when they come back from houston they will be hit with different confetti on campus, snow flurries and hopefully people arrested will be out on bail to welcome team back when they arrive in court. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general w

i'm not sure it was on campus but she was abused at campus. at boulder, there were close to 3000 students and damon johns on shark tank was along because he has experienced with his family the abuse that has taken place against women in his life. we travel all across the country from the northeast to the southwest. i've been everywhere from the naval academy where i met war house, spelman college where i met, anyway, i won't go through it all. clemson, i met joey wilson and syracuse, samantha, ohio university, ohio state, excuse me, ohio university and ohio state. i get in trouble for that. university of illinois. it's all over the country. i'm looking for a simple straightforward reason. nothing complicated about it. i believe that we have an opportunity, if if we commit ourselves to do nothing short of changing a culture as it relates to how women are treated >> >> everybody knew what was going on. i know what to deal with that. too complicated. when he grabbed her and bent her rest he did really mean that and maybe she said something. that

about new incidents of campus crime. campus police are investigating two strong- arm robberies targeting teenagers. a 19-year old was confronted in a parking garage near campus. he was held by one man while another searched him, and lifted his wallet last night. an 18-year old was approached by two women. they asked for his phone, then threatened him, took the smartphone, and fled. we spoke with students and residents in the u-c-campus area. about what they're doing to stay safe. >>:i tried to get home before the sun sets and i know that the campus has people like walking home but it's just good to be aware of your surroundings >>:kids around here are easy prey and we just need to stage a tent and walk in groups at night or in the morning but people just need to be aware like any place you know >> pam :u-c- berkely campus police say, the investigation is on-going. and they are asking for the public's help in reporting suspicious activity. or providing any information about the strong- arm robberies. the robberies come on

this is a live look at campus.rage an last night's win, coming up next. >>> 6:56 on this tuesday. it is all about villanova, the team returning to philadelphia today as national champions. we have team coverage starting with nbc 10's lauren mayk. she's live on campus of villanova. >> that's right. hi, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, guys. now that the sun is up, you can see behind me they've got cleanupç to do here on campus. those folks might have been up all night. students partied into the early morning, celebrating their team's championship win. the good news for them, classes here are canceled today. the team is heading back to campus today and the school is working on a celebrate for their return. live at villanova, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> and good morning, i'm matt delucia, live in houston outside the team hoe pell. what a game and what a finish after 31 years, villanova gets their one shining moment. take a look. i was talking with fans after the game. they said this is what they came for. tha

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we are just moment as way from the team arriving here on campus. the buss will pull up and we'll be the first ones to show that to you and can you imagine the feeling when they all arrive in the stadium? >> thank you. lets go to chad pradelli live on the villanova campus not far from where you are. students partied through the night and expect it inevitable and fans are out in big numbers and police as well. >> i'll tell you 270 officers in total from around the region took part in the efforts, it was spearheaded by radnor police and that students should be proud, relatively speaking there were only a few incidents. >> police estimate 10,000 to 15,000 villanova fans packed lancaster avenue after last night's impressive win. radnor police arrested 10 people and most were minor offenses. >> there was fires and shrubbery removed and assaults and one dui during the incident ain couple of things flown at a fire truck with villanova winning that made it even better. because dealing with people that are celebrating is a lot better than dealing with people

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actually it intersects the villanova campus.you can see, students are now beginning to filter out onto lancaster avenue. chopper 6 above and, of course, radnor police are at the ready. they want this to be a safe night, a glorious night for students at villanova and the entire nova nation. but they want it to be safe. that's their job, to keep this under control. this now is again, outside -- no, this is in the pavilion. can we hear the audio in there? this is in the pavilion where thousands of villanova students have been watching the game on the big screens. and you can see that this arena is emptying out, perhaps more quickly than it ever has before. villanova beating north carolina and ducis rodgers, you said this game was going to come down to the wire. i'm not sure you meant it as literally as it did, because north carolina tied this game on a three-pointer with four seconds to go, and then just before the buzzer sounded, kris jenkins puts it in. a three-pointer to win the game for villanova. villanova university, their se

craziness the campus of villanova lancaster avenue hut down for hours.an see it is quite the celebration. it looks like we are seeing people throw bottles and what not but for the most part it has been a celebration mood mainly because of these guys, tactic california units called in from all over the area, montgomery, delaware, philadelphia, bucks county, hopefully keeping things calm through the night but as you can see it is just a celebration have of mega proportions here on the campus of villanova university you guys. >> all right. it has been a wild few hours, after the villanova wildcats won, we had crews out to capture reaction and we will share those with you coming up. arcidiacono to jenkins for the win, yes. yes. seventy-seven-seven , four much more still ahead. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. ii can't believe it's made with real, simple

then they come back to campus right around 5:00.y still planning that big celebration, but still a lot to come. brooke, jim, back into you. >>> thanks a lot, jan. you know, other fans in novanation went to watch parties throughout the region. this is home video, shot at the fieldhouse in center city philadelphia, as chris jenkins' buzzer beater went in. fans cheered the end after long sports championship drought in philly. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow the villanova wildcats, and the big welcome home, the fans are expected to give them later today. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> meanwhile, in other news, former eagles running back, lesean mccoy; in the clear for now. no charges for his alleged role in a bar fight. but he may still get in trouble with the nfl. mccoy and three other were reportedly involved in the brawl with two off duty police officers, at an old city night club on superbowl sunday. authorities said one officer suffered a broken nose and broken ribs in the fight, the other suffered

lauren mayk mentioned it at the villanova campus.'s spreading into delaware county and radnor township, falling right in villanova. may look like confetti to some. that is snow. it is light. we'll see sunshine during the day, steadier, heavier snow is exiting southern delaware after falling overnight. the temperatures will be climbing but not much of a warmup. only into the 30s for the pocono mountains. low 40s for allentown, reading, quakertown at 41 degrees. sunshine and wind. we'll warm into the 40s but it will feel like 475 in vineland. 46 for cape may. 45 in west chester, drexel hill and swedesboro into the middle 40s with winds making it feel like it's in the upper 30s. there is warmer weather ahead. i'll show you when to expect it with the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you so much. hope the snow flurries clear out by the time we leave the station today. >> folks getting up this morning. >> definitely. >> they may need to click their windshield wiper. >> definitely. jessica boyington is here. you're

campus has been opened all day. live in cupertino, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> a terrible crash brought traffic to standstill on the embarcadero. it happened before noon at bryant as hundreds of people were streaming toward at&t park for the giants game. this is what it looked like. police say the driver of the jeep collided with the bmw. rescuers had to peel away the top of the bmw to get to the driver and the passenger. the passenger unfortunately died at the hospital and the driver is hurt. >>> another wild move in what's already been a wild presidential race. today ted cruz picked former hp boss carly fiorina as his running made. almost unheard of to pick a running mate this early in the race. ♪ >> a lot of smiles and a lot of cheering. the two made the announcement together in indianapolis this afternoon. next week's indiana primary could be cruz's last chance to get back into this race. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from the computer history museum in mountain view. a lot of

on campus and they are building something of a bond fire. it is safe to say radnor police are not going to like this if they don't necessity bit already, they presumably will soon. they will tell these students to put it out or they will put it out themselves. they will in the let this go on. >> they are using toilet paper as fuel for this fire on campus, this is off ethan a avenue behind the business school we think which would be barkley hall. >> we just saw a minute ago, this can be dangerous, trying to yum seven through this fire that is just not smart. >> forgive me for sounding preachy. >> go a head. >> ill a's do it for you. >> or adult like but that is not a smart thing to do. we saw a moment ago police on horse back trying to clear the scene on lancaster avenue which may be in fact driving students to this location which is more on the main campus near the main squad of the villanova campus and so they are playing with fire which is never a good thing. come on, guys, stop doing this. >> jay wright speak being back in houston let's l

fans on the campus. let's check in nearby where denise nakano is with students, other fans, nearby watering hole. denise, when's the scene where you are? >> oh my gosh, jim. it is just crazy out here right now. you can see inside this -- this whole place is now starting to stream out on to lancaster avenue. people are so excited. i saw people being brought to tears. their hands in the air. jumping up and down. giving each other hugs. cheers all night. one student telling me that he never wanted anything more badly. this wish has come true tonight. you can see the crowd here at kelly's is in full celebration mode. hands in the air. packed in like sardines. they're now making the way out into the streets. they all seem to be just overjoyed, elated, excited. they're pumped up. many see this as a once in a lifetime experience, to be a student here and have your team become the national champ. lancaster avenue. villanova champs. here a mile down from campus. this is where all the students streaming out headin

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right now, this campus is in cleanup mode. most of the activity we're seeing it from street sweepers. all that trash over there, that's going to have to all be cleaned up. that is all from that huge party. you can see some folks still out here celebrating. a lot of them, though, have made their way back home. let me show you what this place looked like last night. it was loud. it was packed with people celebrating this huge win. now, there were a few issues, some things set on fire, small things, including a couch at one point. police, they did have fire extinguishers on hand, though, they were prepared for those things. there were arrests, at least six people arrested, police tell us. for a lot of the crowd, though, this was a time to celebrate. >> that was the greatest thing ever. i'm a freshman here at villanova. it's the greatest experience. go, cats! i don't even have words. this is the greatest night all of my life. so fun! ç >> dampening the fun a little bit, though, there were some folks injured last night. most of th

>> reporter: university officials say the campus was prepared.vy police presence watched over the celebration. some students climbing on to traffic lights but no real problems. >> i think it's electric. i think this energy and this excitement, you know, they'll remember this for the rest of their lives. we're just really celebrating safely. >> reporter: if the cats win on monday, students say you will hear the celebrations from campus all of the way into center city. >> it's going to be crazy. i can't wait. i'm so excited. >> it's going to be twice as much as this, baby. twice as much as this. hey, let's go, baby. >> reporter: now, radnor police do tell us they did make six arrests tonight in this celebration. two of those for assaulting a police horse, two others for lighting fires. meantime lancaster avenue is back open to traffic. >>> and as randy showed us the nova campus going crazy tonight. that means right now exit 13 on the blue route, 476, is closed. many students have taken the celebrations to the streets and forced officials to close t

lauren mayk with what's going on on campus today.you also got an update with police. >> i just got off the phone with radnor police. they tell me at this point they've shut down their operations center and sent everyone home. take a look. this is why. things have cleared out here at this intersection. the roads are open at this point, not even any police in sight here but let me show you what things looked like just a few hours ago. this turned into a huge celebration here, folks spilling out on the street wanting to just be together, celebrate the team's big win. and i can tell you, there were some arrests last night. when i just spoke with radnor police, seven people were arrested. things like some folks who were fighting. a lot of people out here to have a good time. folks out here are not just students but former students, including one we ran into that was here back in 1985. >> fabulous. ready to share. >> what was your reaction? >> i'm crying, it was crazy. i was on a text with my friends from '85. it was crazy. we're all as ha

. >> wildcats roll on the campus as heroes with one message for fans. >> nova? nation!we love you nova nation! (applause). >>> right now a whirlwind 24 hours for notify in a nation the team finally home with a well earned title of national champions. good evening, i'm iain page. >> good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. lucy noland is too much name we have live team coverage of the wildcats incredible homecoming tonight. you can definitely feel the love from the villanova family. shawnette wilson spoke to one man with a very special relationship to the team but let's start with chris o'connell live on campus tonight and chris, what a welcome home. >> reporter: it sure was, dawn. ncaa men's championship basketball trophy has new home here in delaware county tonight. the villanova wildcats fresh off their national championship arrived back on campus to throngs of wildcat faithful. villanova head coach jay wright arrived back to campus to hero's welcome. >> i say nova you say nation. ready. nova! >> nation! >> reporter: nova nation filled villanova's football stadium hours earli

and this was the scene inside the pavilion on villanova's campus. thousands of fans went wild as the team won in the final seconds. sky force 10 showing the students spilling out on the streets to celebrate. boy, did they. >> this really is a victory for fans across the region. the crowd roared in south philadelphia as the team made that game-winning bucket. the last time we saw a championship moment in south philadelphia, eight years ago, i remember it well when the phillies won the world series. we're going to show you cheers after cheers. so fun. nova nation went wild at kelly's tap in bryn-mawr. confetti dropped, fans jumped for joy the moment the team became national champions. and the thrilling win has no doubt made villanova the happiest college campus in the country, not to mention the fact they had school off today. added to it. >> our coverage continues with lauren mayk with the mad rush now for championship gear. >> medium. >> reporter: it's the t-shirts that stay villanova is a champ. >> it's once in a lifetime. >> reporter: he is a grad

i walk to campus. not going to bring a car. taking a bus is too much of a pain. >> uc president jane napolitano came up with a housing initiative adding 14,000 new beds. >> we have to be creative. so that could with putting three students in a room. >> it also called for ak celebrating new development already in the manning phase. >> uc davis chancellor is on her first day of paid leave, reportedly asked her to step down. she refused so she has been put on leave. investigators determine if she violated rules with business dealings. a board discussion, she paid nearly $200,000 to have stories about the 2011 pepper spray incident buried online. there are concerns about the jobs' pay and promotions received by members of her family. her leave lasts at least 90 days. >>> all right. a look now in orange county. republican front runner donald trump will kick off his california campaign tonight. you can see there is a crowd of both supporters and protestors, waiting for him this evening. and tomorrow, the bay area will be in the spotl

concealed guns on campus set to take effect later this year. but tonight, ut is remembering wiser, an oregon native trained in ballet, and said she loved to dance because it challenged her. the school's president reading a statement from her family. >> if her death can somehow make it safer for a young woman to walk home, it will all prevent another assault or murder. at least we can find some meaning behind an otherwise senseless and tragic death. >> reporter: at this hour, memorial services under way here on campus. $15,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. lester, tonight more security, more late-night schultz shuttles for students and dozens more officers on patrol. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a new look at one of the most wanted men in the world. belgian authorities released new video of the terror suspect at the scene of a deadly airport attack in brussels more than two weeks ago. it shows him escaping the airport. and as our bill neely reports, investigators are desperate for new leads to catch him.

campus officials are doing everything possible to insure student safety. they do not believe there's a threat to other students. >>> tom wolf will sign an executive order to prohibit discrimination against people who are gay or transgendered. the announcement comes one day after mississippi governor signed a bill that allows religious groups and private businesses to deny service to gay and transgendered people. >>> 6:17 the flyers face another tough team in the hunt for a playoff spot. >>> strangers with candy a drug lace the treat stirs up trouble at a california school. >> reporter: not as cold, but we're keeping coats in the closets. temperatures in the 50s, this afternoon keep rain gear handy in case a spotty shower is around. we'll have the day planner forecast and let you know when the heart of the rain is today. that's next. >> reporter: tech bytes, live video on facebook. it's available to everyone using the ios and android apps. you can enhance your feeds with filters that are cool. people viewing the feeds can choose from a series of live reacti

annie mccormick is live on campus with more on the pilot program. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, erin, this sparks from complaints of full sometime residents who live around the university they say many of the students that live in off campus housing are becoming a nuisance. long-time neighborhoods are reporting parties at all hours that leave trash behind and that includes students of all ages. campus authorities are imposing stricter rules, that will jump from 500 to $750 and one thousand for a third offense. if you host an out-of-control party it will be $1,500. >>> they cannot assume they can do whatever they want off campus and be disruptive as they have been. >> reporter: this is a two-prong approach because they are implementing a graduate student program where they will be patrolling thursday through saturday night. they will see how this works with the graduate students out in the community and assess over the summer whether or not that works, if it is successful they will implement it full time in the fall. reporting live

celebration on campus is going on since the final buzzer. and as soon as the team arrives you better believe that party will kick back into high gear. students have already gathered and the school will hold an official welcome home for the team than is scheduled to start in about an hour. lets go live there now where walter perez is right there with the students. >> reporter: hey guys as you mentioned hundreds of people have already gathered. but before i go further. i want to share something. i am involved in sports my whole life. i played sports and covered sports. in case you didn't see last night that was the most jaw dropping thing i have ever seen my whole life in sports and it's so much fun to cover these cats through the post season and through last night's win and coming into the week ahead. a great group of guys. jay wright is such a gentlemen and i have done several interviews with him and i couldn't be happier for him and the area as a whole. they got the win and now you need to get the apparel at the university store. apparently

. >>> and what set off a scare on a local college campus? "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. 4:30 a.m. on this monday. it's april 18th, i'm michael gargiulo. >> it's tax day. >> furiously filling things out. >> chris cimino is back with us. reason to celebrate this 18th of april. >> that's nice to hear, too. hope everybody has their taxes done done, if not you have nice weather to head out to the post office 54 in chelsea. carryover from the beautiful weather in the weekend. barrens, 30 in westhampton. inland sections of new jersey, generally upper 30s and low 40s for a chillier to cool start, but nothing much going on in terms of organized weather to worry about. you have go west of the mississippi this blocking pattern continues. we're blocked in the right spot, under high pressure. plan on taking along the shades. not much in terms of heavy wardrobe needed even if you start out in the suburbs. you climb to the 70s to near 80 before the day is through. emily west is here. good morning. >> good morning. dealing with road work

students say despite this incident this campus does a good job protecting them. >> i feel like the campus is safe, but it makes you double think everything. >> reporter: the victim has minor injuries. the suspects are between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. you can look at those suspects on our website or the nbc 10 app. >>> an 11-year-old girl escaped what police are calling a suspicious incident. here is a sketch of the man they're looking for. the girl was walking on the big chief trail. that's when the man walked up to her and started making conversation. she ran away when he tried to grab her arm. the man looks like he's in his mid 40s with a white stripe in his slick backed air. >>> he broke into his girlfriend's home and stole something and chased her outside. that's what police are saying one of their own did last month. the police commissioner suspended the officer after he removed a screen from the window and breaking the window to get inside. he's suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss him from the church. >>> a church community is heart broken tonight. >> a member c

a shooting took place near the campus of omega this morning. police gave the all-year ear -- all-clear and the lockdowns are lifted. >>> we know what caused bart's train to flynn a sand barrier -- train to run into a sand barrier last week. >> what you have learned. >> reporter: bart says it knows what happens because it was able to re-create the problem. that guarantees it won't happen again. ten days ago the new bart car loaded with sandbags and weighing in at 55 tons ran into a safety barrier on a bart test track. at that time driving training was going on but the car was hooked up to test equipment to record how its systems were functioning. as the trainees applied the brakes at low speed, the brake system failed and the car hit the safety barrier with no damage to the car, according to bart. it turns out that that wire connecting the test equipment to the bart car shorted out because it was pinched by a cabinet door at the connection point. that's exactly what happened. >> so the car did not fail. the operators did not do anything wrong. i

alex hoff on the campus where the party has only just gun.ut let's begin in houston, texas where it all went down earlier tonight with lesley van arsdall. lesley. >> reporter: natasha, villanova was just unbelievable. they shot 71% which is unheard of. choke that again monday night, i think they have a pretty good chance of winning the whole thing. let's go back to that amazing game today. villanova had lost to the sooners back in december. they wanted revenge and that he got it first half ryan arcidiacono with the three. that put up nova up by 14. and they're just getting warmed up at this point. final play of the first half, josh hart on fire. hits another one of his threes notify veigh were 14-point lead at the half. he shot a team high 23 points in the second half the cats just dominated. they won this 195-51. setting a final four record for largest margin of victory ever. but the players, they're focused on the big prize. >> happy we have one of these guys we just mack every shot. end of shot clock shots. we just through up and went in.

the second a salt happened this morning inside a campus dorm. police say a student was sleeping when a man she knew assaulted her. they say that suspect is not the a west chester university student. investigators say they do not believe there is any link between the two cases and they are asking anyone with any information about the first a salt to please call police. >>> the pilot of the small experimental plane suffered minor injuries this afternoon when his plane crashed landing upside down in gloucester county, new jersey. it happened at monroe villain licensing on roads in south harrison township at 4:00 o'clock. officials say the plane experienced some kind of engine-related problem. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast, we had some showers, earlier but it turned out to be a decent day. but the wind of change are blowing. taking a look here at sky six over atlantic city you can see the camera is shaking just a bit. the wind is whipping in other part of the area in fact is there a high win warning tonight and then it is going to get r

chopper three, over some april madness, on the campus every villanova immediately after the game. joining us for more on this spectacular game, pat gal end. >> you didn't miss a thing. >> i did not miss a thing. i missed sleep. did i miss. that will but did i not miss that game. how could i miss something so amazing, normally a sit of heartache when it comes to these things, you had patrick cane scoring in over time back in the 2010 stanley cup finals to help the blackhawks beat the flyers. less we forget joe carter's walk off homerun in the 1993 world series. still have flashbacks to. that will but last night, philly sport found redemption. we went back and forth all night. but here is ryan arcidiacono for three. that gave nova a six-point lead. would lead by as many as ten late. there is royal massimino, under ten seconds to play. marcus page, basically, hangs in suspension, hit wild three, and ties it. oh, no. not this. not this again. michael jordan oh, yes, i've done things like that before. 4th left. chris jenkins, gets the pass. and he does not miss. jenkins nails it at the