lundquist and all three cars were pushed about 20 feet down the road.ent says it's lucky lundquist wasn't riding with his normal partner trigger. >> ironically the beginning of this tour tonight our partner had his canine partnerly he had to kennel his dog and take his substitute vehicle. he did not take his dog with him. if his dog were with him he would be dead. >> lundquist escaped the wreck with a sprained wrist. five others were taken to the hospital including richard morales the driver of that third car. he's in serious condition after his head went through the windshield. no charges have been filed at this point. police are awaiting toxicology tests. >>> an 18-year-old from burlington county has died after being hit by a tractor-trailer on a busy highway. police say lyric smith was driving on i-295 in mount laurel township last night when she lost control of her car and hit a guardrail. her car came to a stop in the center lane. as she got out both she and her car were hit by a tractor-trailer. she died at the scene. the accident remains under in

investigators say false township officer tom lundquist clocked a dodge charger traveling 90 miles anour on route 1 in morris morrisville last night. lundquist pulled the driver while talking to the driver his patrol car was hit by a toyota camry that was also speeding. the officers, four people in the charger and the camry driver were injured but they are all expected to recover. >>> rain and the possibility of a something else in your fox 29 weather authority. want a hint? a look at a shawnee mountain from our pocono mountains camera. that is a gorgeous shot, though. very soon this might not be the only place we'll see snow in our area. chief meteorologist scott williams live in old city. so what you got scott? >> lucy and iain it looks like the month of march will end just how it started. bizarre with chances for more snow as the month will come to a close tomorrow. right now it's not that bad if you're stepping outdoors. as we look at ultimate doppler for the most part we're pretty quiet. there might be a few passing sprinkles, but parts of the area saw some snowfall to start the

minutes before, falls township police officer tom lundquist a nine year veteran pulled over a car withng 90 miles per hour. then. >> as he approached the vehicle to talk to the driver of that vehicle a third vehicle being operated northbound route 1 struck the back of his patrol car which then struck the back of the car that he had pulled over and pushed all three cars and the officer about 20 feet down the road. >> reporter: today all three vehicles are in the impound lot including the police cruiser and dodge charger initially pulled over for speeding. and this car that police say started the chain reaction crash. you can see the driver's head went through the windshield. that driver was taken to the hospital with serious head trauma and police suspect that driver was drunk. police identified him as 29-year-old richard morales of trenton. six people in total were taken to the hospital. lundquist told me by phone he feels lucky he wasn't riding with his normal partner trigger. >> ironically the beginning of this tour tonight our officer had a canine partner but his vehicle broke down

investigators say falls township officer lundquist clocked a dodge at 90 miles per hour last night andthe driver over on route 1 in morrisville. as he talked to the driver another driver speeding into a toyota slammed into his patrol car. the officer and five people in the two cars all have minor injuries. >>> rutgers university's working to get its computer network back up and running again after a cyber attack. university officials say an attack began on friday. the internet was slow and times wasn't available on campus during the weekend. university spokesman says the system is now working on campus but university servers were not available this morning off campus. the university says though it does not like like any confidential information was compromised. >> new jersey residents are concerned local police are using military weapons and trucks. it's supposed to improve the safety of residents but their presence is making some very uncomfortable. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson explain. >> reporter: police across the country are searching for new ways to fight crime. when the federa

>>> vern lundquist i believe calls the games for the other network, called three games yesterday, andnded in one point. >> really? >> all three. must be vern. that is pretty exciting. >> three games back-to-back. great! >>> we have a little change today. an increase in high and mid level clouds and some fog. it will be a mild and above average day on the temps, although, oh my gosh, it was cold yesterday. i mean, 80 degrees! freezing for the last full day of winter! [ laughing ] >> a little sarcasm? >> right! cool to mild. clouds increase. low, high, mild to warm on your temps today. 41 in napa although briefly they dipped to 38. concord 45. santa rosa 45 as well. redwood city low 50s, upper 40s. for those of you that comment on the ocean temp, i appreciate the feedback. it is important. it has been running very warm for a long time, since june. bodega bay is usually 48 or 49. 51 is the coolest i have seen for months. monterey 56. i believe we have fishing season opening up here early april. the water temp will be huge factor. they were really warm last year and that made a huge diffe

so in the immortal words of an immortal golf announcer, vern lundquist, yes sir, the congressional gold goes to the gentleman from ohio, the golden bear, jack nicklaus. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack nicklaus. [applause] [applause] >> that is a while. mr. speaker my ohio friends senator portman. distinguished members of the house and senate. reverend tom mullins. your words have comforted and inspired our family and shane you being here today. generally it's, a great friend for many years i have enjoyed working with you. you are the best. the osu marching band, you look larger last time i saw you but -- [laughter] thank you for being here. i much appreciated. so many family, friends. friends who took the time out of busy scheduled to be here. i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack, i don't know if i will get through this but -- i don't have the words to say thank you for what you said from your heart on behalf of my family. it was fantastic. 2.5 years ago, i had the privilege to be here to say words about my good friend, arnold palmer. what a privilege it was to be

swiss watches just to mention some of the celebrities, you got jeremy lin, maria sharapova henrik lundquistg move and is a stamp of approval for the smart watch industry in a way you have not seen before. alix: you spoke to the head of a swiss luxury watchmaker. what is their response? are they going to get into it in the same kind of way? pimm: a are making the distinction that was watches are a very small part of the market. maybe 1% of the entire watchmaking industry is -- these are fine mechanical instruments. alix: have you ever seen someone tweak a watch? it's incredible. pimm: some of them are so small, you can see them with your eye. you have to do it with a microscope. they are going to go in their own direction, but he's supportive of what apple is doing. this is going to get people more interested in watches. alix: in three minutes, i will discuss the booming business of art address and social issues facing american universities. on "taking stock" pimm fox will speak with the ceo of cachet. -- of piaget. ♪ alix: here are the top stories we are watching after the closing bell. sal