but first, here's look at what's on tonight on cbs-3. >> instant class nick march madness, the villanova while cats win the national college basketball championship on buds err beater over the favored north carolina tar heels, might be greatest game in list history, first buzzer beater, and the first national history in 30 years. >> campus of villanova errupted at the end. game. thousands spilled into the street, dancing, cheering, and climbing light polls. police say they made three arrests and seven people were hurt. entheusiastic celebration, but pretty well bee lived. outside of that, that little bit there, pretty well behaved. >> villanova championship gear on sale now, the crew provided with us video of their staff, hard at work, get that gear good to go. it says: villanova. it is the true philly fans fashion statement for today. >> that's casino of cool. >> now 4:51, time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner is joins us live there morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. there is another merger in the airline industry? >> that's right. alaska air is buying virgin amer

there's no excuse for giving first nation's children last >> reporter: that's why she can calling on the government to eradicate the history of racial discrimination. it is driving so many young to take their own lives >>> just over a year ago the pacific island of vanuatu was hit by a huge cyclone that killed 11 people. much of the country's infrastructure is still in ruins. andrew thomas went back there one year later. >> across here school classrooms look largely as they did more than a year ago, after the biggest cyclone in the country's history. immediately after the storm, when vanuatu briefly dominated the headlines worldwide, countries, international organizations and charities promised tens of millions of dollars in help, but on the island it is not clear where that went. >> i feel like necessity forgot us. i don't know will they do with the big money. they should have helped the schools and the hospitals. >> reporter: the island's one police car still hasn't been repaired. children are still learning in what was supposed to be very temporary tents. it is hot inside these te

>> chris jenkins' buzzer-beating three gives villanova its first national title since 1985 and head coach jay wright is a championship for the first time in his career. coach wright was asked how he'll handle the win over north carolina's adopted brother nate britt. >> how do you go home and handle nate? >> i'm not going to say to much tonight but tomorrow i'll be right at him. >> the instant classic finish touched off a huge win for villanova spilling onto the streets. at least four arrests were mad. meanwhile the fans of north carolina were left disappointed as their team was dealt a heartbreaking defeat. >>> on to politics now. voters in wisconsin go to the polls today. at this point donald trump is the only republican with the chance to clinch the nomination but a loss in wisconsin would clearly diminish his chances and while hillary clinton has a win over bernie sanders, a win by bernie sanders would clearly make it more difficult. >>> it's proofrp to be tough territory after a week of fending off controversies. donald trump tried rallying last-minute support in the state yesterday w

and across canada, a protest for indigenous rights is sweeping across the province is as first nation communities occupy a growing number of government buildings. the movement is dubbed "occupy inac," a reference to the ministry of indigenous and northern affairs. activists are demanding the canadian government address youth suicides in first nations communities, as well as water and housing crises in their territories. over the last week, protesters have set up occupations inside and outside the government offices in toronto, regina, vancouver, winnipeg, and gatineau, quebec. earlier this week, ten people locked themselves together inside the toronto office, while kayla sutherland of the attawapiskat first nation spoke to a rally outside. >> you learn something from the indigenous people. it will help everyone. respect human rights when we accomplish this. right now we are violating those rights. it is not over. colonization is continuing. and that we must admit to a change. amy: the attawapiskat first nation saw 28 suicide attempts last month within a population of just 2000 people.

that though this area is in the news right now, it was not the first rate of based on suicides in first nationsit is a crisis across the country. this is just the latest, and not only were there the 11 attempted suicides over the weekend. were 101 said there since september alone, so that gives you the magnitude of what is going on there, but there was another situation in manitoba in march, where there were a lot of suicides, so it is a real problem for our first nations across the country. katty: the numbers are extraordinary, over a hundred before, and not just this tribe. how easy is it for the government to send mental health officials, support needed, to a community like this? are very remote. >> it is not easy, and they have in response to this crisis sent two from the government, which is our national government, and vendor is a provincial team, an emergency team, which has gone in, and it is a fly in community, and especially when there are no ice roads, it is hard to get in there, but it is one thing to do with the crisis, and the problem is they need the mental health professionals t

nation: the story of mrs. johnson's beautification program. it details the first lady's effort to plant trees and flowers and improve parks and playgrounds in the district of columbia with the hope other cities would follow. ms. johnson: beautification, to my mind, is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me, it describes the effort to bring the natural world and man-made world into harmony, to bring youthfulness to life to our whole environment. ♪ narrator: after the presidential elections in 1964, mrs. lyndon johnson felt it would be most effective is the nation's first lady to concentrate her efforts in a few major areas of concern. during a meeting at the lbj ranch, mrs. johnson was urged by the secretary of the interior to share her lifelong interest in beautification. putting this into practice would require organization and hard work. mrs. johnson wanted to make her adopted hometown an example for others to follow. washington, d.c. would be a showcase for the nation. and so, the community for a more beautiful capital was born. mrs. johnson assembled her c

lyndon johnson felt it would be most effective is the nation's first lady to concentrate her effortsfew major areas of concern. during a meeting at the lbj ranch, mrs. johnson was urged by the secretary of the interior to share her lifelong interest in beautification. putting this into practice would require organization and hard work. mrs. johnson wanted to make her adopted hometown an example for others to follow. washington, d.c., would be a showcase for the nation. and so, the community for a more beautiful capital was born. mrs. johnson assembled her committee for the first time on february 11, 1965, at the white house. its members were public officials, businessmen, architects, philanthropist, a cross-section of many americans. ideas and inspiration began flowing at once. an overwhelming number would be funded by the more than $2 million given by private donors. among the first proposals was a plan to adopt countless traffic circles and grassy triangles that dot washington intersections. they would be adorned with bright and colorful planters. on march 9, 1965, mrs. johnson lai

a year after a devastating cyclone hid the island nation we look at how people are rebuilding their lives. ♪ but firstl-qaeda claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing and detonated explosive belt near a football stadium in the port city of aiden killing five people, ate others were wounded in this attack which appeared to target young men who were cueing to register to join the military and a ceasefire for the second day in yemen with the saudi backed government and in war since march last year and civilians suffered the most and we report. >> reporter: a rare quite it in yemen's capitol for more than a year bombs have fallen on sanaa and houthi rebels control the city making it the target of saudi-led coalition air strikes trying to push them out, a break in the fighting is allowing some here to hope the bombs will stop for good. >> translator: i hope all sides will observe the ceasefire and i wish for common order to be restored without any violations from either side. it's the people who are paying the price for this war. >> reporter: the truce is holding across much but not all of yemen, this

the year, probably chris jenkins, forever the heroville know of we will cats bring home their first national championship title in 31 years. >> and victory giving nova nation really something to celebrate. check out the huge crowds as students filled the streets until late in the night or should we say early in the morning. >> it is april 5th, 2016. look at that, this is a a live shot you're looking at right here of our studio floor. >> that is our v for victory. it is tuesday, april 5th, 2016. >> when you look at all of the fan reaction and you saw all of the fan reaction is there only about 7,000 under grads that go to villanova. this is a small school that took on the biggest programs and came out on top. >> sue serio, stayed up and watched it all. >> or got up after a really long nap and watched it. it is really hard in the get on the band wagon when things are that exciting. so now we have recovery day from all that and it is a cold one, i hope you still have your winter coat around. we are giving you five out of ten again. this freeze warning this morning. temperatures well below avera

we'll show you some of the best newspaper headlines celebrating the wildcat first national championship in 31 years, you want to grab that today. today is tuesday, april 5th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm brooke thomas. a lot of people were speechless after that incredible ending. we have live team coverage of villanova's big victory. first, up, katie and meisha keeping an eye on things, what did you guys think? >> oh, awesome. so excited for everybody. >> of course i was sleeping hoo through the whole thing, you know? but first thing did i when woke up, went to twitter and started looking through the feed, like all right, did they win? then yes! fists up trying to keep the babies asleep. >> can't blame you. >> first thing i when i saw when i woke up, ukee's reaction. >> oh, we'll talk about that a little later, too. >> how are the roads right now, quiet, everyone sleeping in from the win? >> still sleeping, easy piecey, easy for me, jim. >> at least we can say that it is dry now. everybody is nice and dry, and clear, and, un for the lip, just feels like february, that's all

there's no excuse in a country like hours for giving children of first nation less. >> she is callingor the government to eradicate canada's history of racial discrimination and inequality that's driving so many indigenous young people to take their own lives. kimberly, kouachi. >>> increasing pressure on fresh water supplies is causing concerns in the u.s. many states are embroiled in water woes as supplies wane. american rivers just released its america's most endangered rivers report. we are on the banks of the river listed as the second most endangered in the entire country. >> life blood of central california, the san joaquin river flows sluggishly through mountain valley and wet land. it is called one of the united states' most critically endangered waterways. >> the fundamental problem with the can joaquin is we don't have enough water in the river. right now, during the spring, when the river should have maximum throw, we are canoeing through 10% of the natural flow right now. 90% of the water has been impounded by up stream reservoirs. >> 70 dams capture most of the river's w

canadian first nations people suffer from higher levels of poverty, addiction and , incarceration. local parliament member charlie angus said indigenous communities need aid. >> if these were not aboriginal children, a all of the resources would be i in their scschools. youiginal children, hey, can take a number and stand in line. amy: goldman sachs has agreed to pay $5.1 billion to settle state and federal probes into its sale of toxic mortgage-backed securities that helped cause the 2008 financial crisis. new york attorney general eric schneiderman announced the deal on monday. >> this settlement will help thousands of families with principal forgiveness to obtain write-downs of the mortgage debt so they can avoid foreclosure and stay in our homes. it will help to finance multifamily affordable housing projects. it will find land banks and local code enforcement efforts. it is really another major step in the fight for justice for the families and communities that were devastated when a combination of reckless the regulation and abusive practices by relatively small number of fin

. >>> tonight is the night, villanova takes on north carolina for shot at the first national tight until more than 30 years. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live at villanova university. were more on the excitement at the main line, good morning, pat. >> jim, brooke, good morning, happy to be with you guys, but also, you know, i kind of feel bad for people who went to oak home, a oklahoma alumni, like our own brooke thomas, that was absolute beat-down on saturday, villanova beating oklahoma by 44 points, so i wanted to throw that one in there. but let's also talk about some of the nay sayers. because there weren't many people outside of the villanova campus this year, that thought the wildcats could get to the national championship, but a lot of people here at villanova did believe that, here they are, in the national championship. how did they get there? bald effort on saturday against oklahoma, it was complete effort. josh heart, ryan arcidiacono, wildcats shooting 71% of the game. buddy, in his tracks, just nine points, just the second time this year he scored in a single

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there is no excuse for a country like ours for giving first nations children less. that's why she is call okay prime minister true doe to eradicate the history of rachel discrimination driving so many indigenous young people to take their own lives. kimberly halkett, arizona. >> sri lanka may become the first country in the world to have complete 4g internet coverage. the it agency says using high altitude balloons is the key. fernandez has the details. >> reporter: showing off it's balloon in sri lanka, a team from google at a recent youth festival here displayed the technology it calls balloon network. >> sri lanka has about 15th of its population is already connected. thegoon balloons will have a 40 kimometer radius range. 13 will be needed to cover the island. sri lanka was among the first countries in south asia to use mobile phones, 3 and 4g network. the country has impressive internet bandwidth but the balloon network would mean the entire island would be covered. google says lower costs are the main advantage over current internet operations. the balloons ca

team to beat. >> reporter: villanova shot 71 t again monday night they will be celebrating their first national championship in 31 years. the reporting from houston, leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >>> and, as we mentioned villanova will face north carolina in the national championship game, that is tomorrow night. the tar heels beat syracuse 83-66. now this is going to be a rematch of the 2009 the national semi finals when north carolina beat wildcats on their way to the national championship. >>> and, championship bound nova nation goes wild, after wildcats final four win >> well, the celebration began before the final buzzer even sounded and continued for hours, into the night. hundreds of students as you can see spilled into the streets, screaming, people were honking their horns, everyone just beaming with villanova a pride. "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff is on campus for all of that excitement. >> reporter: it was standing room only inside connolly center nova room and by standing we mean standing on chairs screaming at top of your lungs. nova nation journey to the final fou

the national championship basketball team is going to arrival a little later this afternoon, but first, here at the book store, they're expecting a shipment of some 5,000 national championship t-shirts. so a lot of excitement expected here, it may be quiet for now, but novanation will be buzzing again very soon. on campus, and all along the main line, novanation errupted, after that now famous buzzer beater, clinched the first national championship for villanova university in more than three decades. >> unbelievable, everything i wanted to be. >> i'm extactic. never felt this way before. >> student watching inside the pavilion immediately spilled out onto campus, and into lancaster avenue. chopper three over the scene as the massive fans effectively shut down the road. >> so excited. this is it. all of my friends go to north carolina i want to truck in their fails. novanation all day. you guys don't no, we're the best. >> as the celebration raged offer overnight, radnor police did have to make at least five arrests. seven minor injuries reported as well. after people were spotted throw

. >>> final four, of course is now down to two and villanova is going to its first national championship since 1985. the wildcats, play north carolina tomorrow night have after an impressive win over oak a leslie van arsdal is in houston for a match and it wasn't enclose. >> reporter: villanova will play north carolina monday night for a national championship game title will, after a monster win over oak a josh hart said he needed to find his shots. he had a team high 23, i think he did. >> being so lock in, you know, just playing defensively and coming down and getting a good shot offensively and just put it, on that. it is just a great feeling. it is something we will have to keep doing tomorrow. >> reporter: ninety-five-65 win is largest margin of victory in final four history. >> we had one of of those games where we just made every shot. we had end of shot clock shots, we just threw up and went in. >> we didn't expect this type of game. we thought it would go down the wire. when we're hitting shots we're tough team to beat. >> reporter: villanova shot 71 a if they can do that again

the governor says the plan to sign the bill into law on monday making a california the first nation in the state to commit a large pay increase for low income workers. last night, new york passed its own $15 an hour bill. >>> the golden gate bridge and other tourist hot spots helped set a record for tourism in the city by the bay. 24.6 million tourist visited the city last year breaking the record in 2014. tourists spent more than $9 $9 billion in san francisco last year. >>> plans in the works to revamp a resort. the claire month hotel. developers and city of oak are in talks to build new condos in the claire mont hotel and spa. it would be marketed towards people who want to downsize now that their kids have grown up. we asked people who live next to the property what they think. >> i think it would would look better than a parking lot. >> i think it really destroys the heritage of this site. i really do. it's -- the clairemont is gorgeous. it's historic. i think putting condos in here is a mistake. >> maybes are concerned about the traffic. if the plan is approved, construction coul

it's villanova's first national championship title since 1985.cia vitarelli caught up with another proud alum. >> did a great job. boys did a great job. never thought they would get back to a championship game let alone win a championship. it was villanova basketball, perseverance, battle down the line, pull it out and hammer it home at the end. >> it really was a game for the ages. most fans we spoke to agree it really was the most incredible experience watching their team clinch the title. >> police stood in riot gear as thousands of fans flooded lancaster avenue. students and fans celebrated on the streets. "action news" report annie mccomic is live on the villanova campus with more on that. hi, annie. >> reporter: hey, matt. plenty of celebrating out on the streets but things are pretty much under control. in total there were about three arrests one of those for punching a police horse, one of the members of the mounted unit. about 22 people were injured from intoxication and one person who did break an elbow. like we said overall they felt t

we are the wildcats first national title since 1985. it's 50,000 kids and it goes every year. >> okay. >> the rangers are looking for a win to clinch this playoff spot . he blocks the shot off his hands. he really begin with that . in the second period, it's 2/1 rangers. he gets his own rebound of course in its 26 in the season. rangers win 4/2 for the final spot . the tampa bay lightning. for the manager joe girardi entering his ninth season, it's no big deal. it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. black silk, from folgers. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila from "fox 5 news" this is "good day wake up".>> is freezing cold outside. the yankees get ready to play their home over a period like woods tells us how much a warm-up for the game. >> a battle today as the republican rivals try to stop donald trump in the primary. the quot

first time allegations of sexual abuse by u.n. soldiers have surfaced in haiti. in 2007 the united nations expelled 114 of its soldiers after widespread allegations of sexual exploitation against haitian women and girls, some as young as 13 years old allegedly forced to brothels. but in 2011 a bombshell dropped. video surfaced online showing u.n. soldiers apparently filming the rape of a 13-year-old haitian boy. the u.n. responded court-martialing the peace keepers, two of which were sentenced to a year in prison. but according to the u.n.'s own internal watchdog none of the commanders were sanctioned, and it's not clear if the victim or his family were every compensated. it's something that sparked widespread criticism of the u.n.'s presence in haiti. >> what is their purpose here? bringing stability? >> more than 6,000 u.n. peace keepers are deployed to haiti to provide security to a country that has often been wracked by violence. and yet in light of recent scandals such as this latest report, there is a growing course of voices in haiti who say that force may have overstayed it's welco

the attawapiskat first nation in ottawa saw 28 suicide attempts last month within a population of 2000 people, and 11 attempts on saturday alone. activists with the black lives matter and idle no more movements occupied the toronto offices of a government indigenous affairs agency wednesday, while another group of activists staged a sit-in in the agency's winnipeg office thursday evening. a mexican woman has been reunited with her two u.s. citizen children after the three attempted to cross the u.s.-mexico border together to call for authorities to end their separation. mirna lazcano has been unable to return to her husband and children in new york since returning to mexico in 2013. when she attempted to reenter the united states through the arizona desert, she was captured and deported. this week, lazcano's children came to join her in mexico as she traveled with the caravan for peace, life and justice, a group that has traveled through central america and mexico calling for an end to the war on drugs. lazcano spoke out after reuniting with her daughters in mexico. >> i thank god that

but again, villanova with the last-second shot to win the second national championship, their first since 1985. you can see right down on the floor, everybody going crazy right now. they're hugging each other. unbelievable sight. i'm glad that we're here and we caught it just in time. probably one of the best moments i have ever seen. hopefully i'm glad we're able to bring it to you. we're getting the crowd one last shot at this unbelievable shot to win the game. villanova takes it 77-74. there you see the crowd again. filing out. in droves. to go celebrate tonight. again, we have police around here. security is around here. making sure everyone celebrates responsibly. celebrates under control. we're going to try to catch up with some fans. who just finished watching this game. and we're going to try to talk to some people and bring you their reactions. we'll see you in a few minutes. live in villanova, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> all right. spontaneous reaction there. fans on the campus. let's check in nearby where denise nakano is with students, other fans, nearby watering hole. den

s first national cannabis festival. it was in the parking lot of rfk stadium.learned about the business of pot and how to grow it. vendors sold paraphernalia. while some use is legal in d.c., they were told to leave it home to comply with the city's current law. >> i think, you know, the organizers are right to ask people not to use it. we don't want to get it shut down. >> under d.c.'s current law, people 21 and older can possess a small amount of marijuana as long as it's never used or exposed in public. >>> a clean up of the anacostia river in honor of earth day, they removed trash, tree limbs and june frk the river. they used a special mesh basket you see there to pick up the floating debris. the clean up took place at 31 sites along the river in the district and maryland. >>> the city of alexandria itis on jefferson street. the project is an interactive mural and a chalk board. people in the therapeutic program can leave words of encouragement or drawings about their journey. the theme of the wall, the courage to live big. >>> news 4 is working for you. to

the cats are two wins away from their first national championship since 1985. the players are hard at work preparing to hit the hardwood tonight. coach jay wright kept a watchful eye on the players as they prepare for the biggest game of their college careers. a win in houston texas will send them to the championship game on monday night. our alicia vitarelli a nova grad is in hiews ton, she has -- houston, she has more on wild cat pride in the lonestar state. >> reporter: gray it is a countdown to the game, nova nation is readier to cheer them on tonight. there's a special villanova university student who is getting a chance of a lifetime to sing the national anthem before the game begins. moments before tipoff, a very special quartet will hit the hardwood. >>> it's myself and a woman's valley ballplayer from oklahoma and unc and men's track and field. the pitman new jersey native has been singing her entire life. she is a member of the basketball team. >>> you sing and you play basketball so you're the perfect fit. >> reporter: i like to sing i'm blessed to p

national champions sin the first time since 1985, "the voice" is tops in college basketball. nova nation has plenty to celebrate this morning. nbc 10 was there with the crowd at kelly's an lancaster avenue as they erupted in pure joy. crowds of villanova fans filled the streets. while the wildcats are hot this morning, the weather, downright cold. we're waking up to temperatures in the 20s and 30s. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. definitely a chilly one out there. let's get right to the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill? >> good morning, rosemary. you'll have to bundle up if you're headed outside to do anything. there are a few scattered clouds around and widespread cold. 32 degrees right now and look at the wind. it's gusting to 20 miles an hour to make it feel even colder. 29 now for pottstown, and reading. that's down a degree in the last hour. 33 in millville, dover and wilmington. 32 in northeast philadelphia. factor in the wind, it feels like it's in the teens and low 20s this morning. stand by to bundle up. it's

. >> first national championship in more than 30 years. hear coach wright for the seniors on his team. >> the freeze watch continues, feels more like february than april. live look at storm scan3, showing showers heading this way. katie tells us when they'll reach our area. today is monday, april 4th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm so excited to introduce you to my new partner, brooke thomas. >> happy to be here with this team, this amazing team. we are getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic. as always with katie and meisha a good morning. >> yes, good morning, everyone, i can tell you, there are changes to amtrak, septa, i'll be updating zero g you on those. no accidents, dry roadways. will it linker? >> dry weather not so much. looks like we have yet another system on the way. we take you right on out to storm scan already in fact a little activity to track off to the north and west every us. we put things into motion on storm storm scan3, three hour loop, cold you have no have produced some snow ex folks, now i

most fans say they'll never forget witnessing their team clinch their first national championship title years. >> that was the most incredible experience i've ever had in my life. >> jenkins is my hero. >> speechless. >> so proud. >> it's only the beginning of the night. >> let's go nova. >> i would say it's hands down probably the best time in my life. i cannot express that enough. >> well, villanova is probably getting ready to plan a parade for its victorious wildcats. in addition they should prepare for piles and piles of additional students applications as a result of the title win. maribel aber explains the flutie effect live at the nasdaq in times square. hey, maribel. >> reporter: hey, matt, yeah villanova's big win will probably mean a big jump in admissions applications to the school. it's called as you say here the flutie effect for quarterback doug flutie's touchdown pass that put boston college back on the map in 1984. applications shot up 30 percent in two years after that pass and after villanova's 1985 hoops championship applications spiked 18 percent according to a stud

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villanova beat north carolina at the buzzer monday night to bring home their first national championshipnce 1985. >>> ahead in our next half hour, what a welcome. hear from the villanova team about their championship ride back to campus. >>> the "daily news" shows philly's love for the wildcats. the title, bringin' it home. villanova's victory parade on friday will run right through the heart of center city philadelphia. here's a look at the parade route. it starts at 20th and market streets and then finishes at dilworth park by city hall. mark your calendar. the parade begins at 1:00 friday afternoon. we'll bring it to you live every step of the way right here on nbc 10. >>> it's been 31 years since the wildcats last had a parade in center city. this is what it looked like on april 3rd, 1985. some 100,000 people crowded city hall to celebrate villanova's stunning championship victory over georgetown. >>> again, make sure you have the free nbc 10 app so you can savor villanova's victory. you'll find videos plus photos of the best moments from the entire ncaa tournament. also, we have a l

they beat the north carolina tar heels for their first national title in 31 years. >>> iceland's head stepped down. it was showed he used a shell company to fund large funds of money. he was one of former and current world leaders facing questions about the tax legal documents. >>> 21 people are accused of running a scam to get student visas for foreigners illegally. the students didn't know they were being scammed themselves. college in new jersey as part of a sting. >> and with the brokers, they brought many, many students, people purporting to be students who enrolled in the university, knowing full well that there would be no classes. >> investigators say the scheme involved more than a thousand foreigners who wanted to buy visas. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a victory for families. the major u.s. city that is becoming the first to approve full-paid parental leave. >>> later, beyonce sets the record straight on "formation." this is the "cbs morning news." go paperless, don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need safe driver accident-free everybody put your flaps i

nova is after their first national championship in 31 years. they say the way to do that is to not pay attention to the distractions, they need to focus on what's in front of them. what's in front of them is tomorrow's game against oklahoma. they are trying to not to pay attention to the murals or pictures of them that are all over the place in houston. they are focusing on tomorrow's game. there would be hundreds of students in attendance they will be cheering on their wildcats. if they can't be at the game in houston. they happen be here on campus, they will have an official watch party and students will be clustered around tvs and dorm wins across campus willing their cats to victory. >>> november extra lost big to oklahoma back in december. different team, now. villanova beat a number one seed. they belong. >> reporter: it's kind of like getting into the playoffs for most teams, once you're in anything can happen, these guys have pushed it to the end. it's definitely possible. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you there's a little bit

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