there are still 20 in london hospitals including here in paddington at st mary ‘s which has eight patientspital, they have most of the other patients, but we are not exactly sure where the critical patients are at this precise point in time. we heard earlier today from the prime minister, about the total of those who needed hospital treatment, 29, and that included some who may be went in and were discharged, and some were discharged earlier today, and they include three police officers who had been at an awards ceremony and were walking back over westminster bridge and were caught up westminster bridge and were caught up in it all. they are said to be in a serious condition. as we heard from theresa may, a large number of different nationalities who needed hospital treatment. the hospitals have been working around the clock for these patients. talk to us generally about how they see what happened yesterday and how it unfolded. they practice for this a lot. a number of hospitals are now involved in those practices, so do they feel as if they did it properly and will they learn things from

at st mary ‘s college, the acid test, the system will enable a class of stu d e nts to system will enableis active in what you can see, what you can do. no distractions, better than you can listen to. an opportunity to take young people all over the world, to show them the sites where things have happened in the past and give them a genuine immersive experience. that they could not otherwise get. these are early days but the virtual world is without limit, and they pay more and more of us to step back into history. studio: conservation charity wwf is urging people tojoin uk landmarks and famous sites around the world as they switch off their lights for an hour this evening to back action on climate change. this was sydney's harbour bridge turning off it's lights for earth hour at what was eight thirty australian time. —— its. —— 8.30 pm. it was joined by sites across asia. despite wednesday's terror attack in westminster the houses of parliament and big ben are joining more than 270 landmarks across the uk in switching off the lights. earth hour at eight thirty is the idea of conservation

police officers were injured on the bridge and this man believes they are here being treated at st mary ‘slp yesterday. it is a very noisy here, very busy. some people moving through the cordoned and that is because the comments will be open. it is not as normal but this is an extraordinary situation. the barriers are up because it is a security zone but also a crime scene but within that politics of the sort will continue. the message is a business as usual but it feels anything other than normal. police vehicles going past behind me. a road normally bustling with traffic empty. there will be tributes to the police and emergency services but apart from the sound of helicopters and cyrix, the message parliament wants to send is that democracy will not be stopped. the leader of the house announced to mps just before the suspension that there had been a knife attack, he will be setting out the normal order of business for parliament and members of the public will be allowed to go in... we will continue to battle on through the noise. sirens. we have a helicopter overhead and several vehicles

let's go to st mary ‘s hospital in central london. what we know about those being treated there?on, throughout the day there has been a real police presence. i have just day there has been a real police presence. i havejust been day there has been a real police presence. i have just been through the glass doors. there are still police officers guarding reception, certain people's bags as they go in. earlier, there were eight. the trust have not said very much today. they have not said very much today. they have said that yes, they are definitely treating people here that we re definitely treating people here that were affected yesterday in a terror attack. earlier today, i were affected yesterday in a terror attack. earliertoday, ispoke were affected yesterday in a terror attack. earlier today, i spoke to one patient who was here this time yesterday. he was here, he was in a &eand yesterday. he was here, he was in a & eand he yesterday. he was here, he was in a & e and he said he was asked to move toa & e and he said he was asked to move to a new ward because he was told that inj

st. mary 's, wildcats defending national champions and overall number one seed in the tournament, game starts at noon on cbs-3. nova plays at 7:00 tonight. >>> feels like we have been in buffalo lately lets get over to meteorologist katie fehlinger. it is another cold one. >> it is but less harsh with regard to wind as well as temperature here today, rahel and right now sunnies making its rise over the horizon outside middletown ship high school and every where else. your wind again in the quite as harsh as yesterday currently at this lex at 12 miles an hour, we could see gusting to 30 at some point today but still will be felt and with the daytime high of 36 we have to bundle up. modest rebound looking to saturday but watch for a few rain or snow shower friday night in the weekend, meisha. >> thank you for that. we are still looking at ice on the roadways, so good morning 95 near betsy ross bridge very slow moving here not traveling at posted speed as you can imagine harder rush now. route 13 chester pike at clifton avenue and we have a had a down pole this morning had about been since clear

st. mary's. >> nbc 10's keith jones has been following his alma mater, he joins us live. >> we know it happenedust gave the team the send off, right? >> reporter: i tried so hard to get that wildcat walk. and you can't mention a 16th seed never beat a one right before the game is about to be played. the alumni is celebrating, some food, some drinks, we're two hours from game time. down here we saw the team come on down the escalator. the cheerleaders have since left. the team is on the best headed to key bank center. and the cheerleaders and band are with them. but i want to give you a dose, since we missed it, of what that wildcat walk was about. listen. the team paraded through the band, cheerleaders, alumni. nova nation fired up here. one special alum flew in from florida. he's been following villanova since he graduated more than 60 years ago. >> well, i got the gloves on. i got -- this is the team's traveling uniform from last year, the championship one. you got a little v here. you know. zipped right now. >> reporter: you got the hat on? >> we've got to have the championship hat. >> repor

. >>> die hard fan s welcomed the st. mary's basketball team back today after the team was eliminated. it lost a tough game to arizona yesterday ending a very successful season, though. st. mary's was the only bay area school to make it to the big dance. a nice welcome home for them. >>> a quick break. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> all right. you got to take a look at this video, whatever you're doing. the pandas at the research center in southwest china. what's going on there? they're having a great time. this is them playing apparently here. that might have been on refeed. look at these little babies. doing gymnastics, rolling around, acrobatic tricks. that panda was on a trampoline. >> it didn't look real. >> that's right. this other panda wrestling siblings. you can w

st. mary's, our alexandria movies on villanova 's campus, and leslie van arsdal is live in buffalo whereff is less than an hour away, leslie, let the mad ness begin. >> reporter: let madness begin they have just let in the fans so things where to get very, very loud in here. i'll tell you villanova's motto is one game at a time and they are not looking past mount st. mary's. let's show you the guys as they have departed a little while ago from the team hotel. the fans, of course, out there giving them a proper send off, and now being in the world champions, yeah, they know what it takes to win but they know they have a bull's eye on their back. so, going in to this match up with mount st. mary's, they have to be very prepared. >> they have a couple of great guard, they are small but good they are really good. they are really tough. we have to focus on the kid playing, and play villanova basketball. >> great guard that is so

st. mary's at 7:00 p.m. in buffalo. nbc10'sl be with the wildcats every step of the way. catch his live reports from buffalo later here tonight. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with one last check on the roads. seeing pretty good delays on 422 right now on the eastbound side around trooper road. here you can see it's stop and go, string of brake lights. drive time pretty heavy, 21 minutes now to the schuylkill expressway. if you're trying to get to the schuylkill, your speeds will be in the 20s. and the disabled vehicle list, horseshoe drive in worcester around valley forge road. >>> cold this more than. ground still frozen. 24 right now in philadelphia. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. something we didn't get much of yesterday. so that will start the warming process and also the melting process. if the snow and the sun, we'll even see some of it melting it this afternoon. 31 degrees at noon time. as we go into the afternoon, enough sunshine to warm temperatures above freezing for the entire area. 37 degrees in

st. mary's college. >> i'm going to root for st.'s until they play northwestern. we'll be back with more news in 25 minutes. go gales and wildcats. >>> good morning. breaking overfight, a federal judge blocked the white house's revised travel ban and the president is none to happy. >> an unprecedented judicial overreach. >> so what's the next move for the white house? >>> showdown feral prosecutors indict two russian spies for that massive hack into yahoo!. just the latest in escalating tensions between 2 u.s. and russia. this morning, a key member of trump's foreign policy team taking a harder line on moscow than the president himself. >> we cannot trust russia. we should never trust russia. we'll have matt's one-on-one with nikki haley.

s-c-o-t. . >> come up it was selection sunday for the turn: did st. mary's get their named called? >> first what is cool about your school? you can email your nominations to us. and we maycome to feature your school on our thursday show. ,, >>> this will be one bay area team dancing in this year's tournament. st. mary's wasseeded 7th in the region. there's your action yesterday. they'll play virginia in the first round. they're ranked in the top 20 all year. they're going to the tournament. cal was one of the first 4 teams left out of the field. [audio difficulty] a grill give away last night. 3-1 san jose the turn over scored his second of the game as the shark crews to a 5-1 win. usa taking on canada bottom of the 7th u.s. leading 7-0 and the giants buster posey has a solo home run. they win8-0. are you ready for march madness go to our website for the bracket challenge lines are open right now. compete against the so-called anchors and splints. >>> the play of the day let's go back to the world baseball classic. posey at the plate representing team usa. >> 3-2, back up the middl

st. mary's tonight. nbc 10 is on the road as they begin their big dance in buffalo, new york. nbc 10's keith jones, did we mention he's a proud villanova aalmost? >> that's right. i know that. >> he's joining us live from buffalo. >> the team is set to leave their hotel within the next hour. nova nation, you included, showing up? >> reporter: no question about it. villanova fans finally got in. it was a long road, though, to buffalo whether you drove. there were whiteout conditions. if you flew there were hours of delays. they're here at the team hotel. look behind me you have merchandise being sold in advance of the wildcat walk you were referring to. they're going to come down the escalator, parade on through, cheerleaders the band, the alumni who expended nervous injury getting to know the city of buffalo. the city of good neighbors, thawing out, city hall standing tall in the sun. looking like a birthday cake. president william mckinley's monument welling fans. >> made it into buffalo, a scary landing with the weather but we're okay. no band members or cheerleaders are busted up we

s will kick in. that will take us through the end of the week and it looks like the weekend as well. >> all right. >> you got it. >> time is 4:48. the st. mary'sasketball team lost to gonzaga. 74-56. they have to wait until selection sunday to find out their fate. they played number 4 gonzaga. st. marys was down by 21 at half time. they did make it close in the second half. in the end though, gonzaga was a better team. they beat st. mary's, 74-56. gonzaga could be a number one seed in the ncaa tournament. >>> today calculate and stanford began the tough road trying to make the big dance. it's the start of the pack 12 tournament. stanford will play arizona state at noon. stanford needs to win the pack 12 tournament to get into the big dance. cal plays oregon state at 2:30 p.m. the experts says cal needs two wins or more to get an invitation to the ncaa tournament. >>> nba history was made in dallas where durk was the first player to watch 36 points. 18 points, then hit this turnaround jumper early in the second. everyone in a [indiscernible]. mark - the others on the 30,000 point list is karma lone, kobe bryant, michael jordan and will chamberl

st. mary's last night after a slow start. wisconsin was victorious in their matchup against virginia tech. villanova versus wisconsin tomorrow in round two of the ncaa tournament. nbc 10's keith jones a proud villanova alum, if you didn't already know. he's joining us live from buffalo. >> big weekend for the team and the band it sounds like? >> reporter: a huge weekend for them. no question about it. we're live at villanova's st. patrick's day party. they started playing as i started talking. we featured them this week. i always love talking to the band members, they have an indelible bond that goes beyond the music. ♪ beyond the notes bars and crescendos, there's a thread, tying these students together. >> these guys like they're my brothers and sisters, i love hanging out with them and we're one big family. >> reporter: amanda plays the tenor sax and takes pride in the jerseys. >> it's an inside joke, we keep those inside the ban. >> reporter: i pressed the rest of the villanova band. can't reveal what they are? >> it's an inside joke. some of them are self-explanatory. >> reporter: it's senior devon's birthday. she spent her morning spreading the pep band's love for

st. mary's city in the very southern part of maryland. this was the colonial capital of maryland before the capital moved to annapolis in the 16 90's. place had been in a mess, and they tried to restore it. the only thing that they lacked was a rockefeller, which virginia had. these people got a mess. i said to these museum people, do you understand colonial history is the second leading genre of film in the united states? and they said, no. and i said, it's the third leading genre of books in our bookstores. and they said, no. you are crazy. get this guy here. let's send him back to brooklyn. i said, well, if i told you the story of some people who came to a remote land and met a strange group of people and created and planted a new altar and had to -- culture and had to do the kind of biological engineering to survive in that new land and to maintain their cultures, and they had to construct new political structures and all of these kinds of things, you know, what is that? that is called science fiction. what is colonial history? it is science fiction. but we tell it in the worst possible way, right? we tell it -- we talk about th

st. mary's county. most of the d.c. metro area will have six inches of snow. areas nor a you have all day to get it done. temperatures in the teens and 20s this morning. kids sng out to the bus st, layer up. it will be cold this morning. afternoon highs in the upper 30s and low 40s. what to wear today? the only thing you don't need is your umbrella. you will need sun glasses for the ride in. the warmest winter coat and jacket as well. the area of snow is out across iowa. that's the same area of low pressure that will bring us what i think will be a significant amount of snow arriving late tonight. by 7:00 tonight, maybe the first little inkling of rain/snow mix in southern maryland. it should quickly go over to all snow. during the height of the event about this time tomorrow, look at that difference in rain and snow. rain in southern maryland, snow along i-95 north and west. snowfall amounts will have a wide range. maybe next to nothing. i'll put down up to four inches in southern maryland. know that that is a snow totals. areas north and west, a solid 8 to 12 inches of snow appear likely. we will be cold all week. temperatures only in the 30s for most of t

s, no i-95 points north and colder into dee sunday? well, perhaps mountains. once agaspring arrives monday w. gu over to you. >>> villanova overcomes a very cold start to beat mount st. mary'sfirst round of the tournament. the wildcats, did not score for the first six minutes of the game. missed their first eight shots we were all worried. then freshman donte divincenzo took over in the second half scoring 21 points and grabbing 13 rebound in the 76-56 win. i'm glad i say that right. >> from here on out we call him donte d. >> so mount st. mary's played like a team trying to make history. >> every 16th seed does and then they run out of gas later on. nobody has ever won that game. villanova escape. they played well in the second half. villanova better play well in the first and second half if they want to beat wisconsin. >> what were you thinking, were you like this may be an upset. >> no. >> you didn't believe it. >> as i said, 130 now, 16 seed teams tried to beat number one and they have not done it. what i'm worried about more is villanova has a dry spell at any point like it, did you go six minutes without scoring, wisconsin shoots the ball extremely nigel heyes and i w

st. mary's university in san antonio. i will not burden you with another question, just a comment. thisameron, you have partnership in crisis. i was having been responsible for political affairs and brazil in the mid-1980's. i would call it distant cousins. the autonomy of brazil, their effort tothe effort to make eveg from parmesan 02 great things we had onel cars, ourselves, indicated a relationship which was really important and rich and all of that. areas, theomic exciting constitution that was written, what i call the 1st constitution openly negotiated and arrived at and of course, totally long and therefore in the long-term not workable. [laughter] is too,he relationship i just have to call them kind of cousins, who had different responsibilities and brazil really looked inward. the other thing is, the other thing is abrams, i have the distinction of having lent elliott abrams my suit, my tie, my shoes and socks because he flew to brazil in his it's what sweat clothes his and of the package did not arrive. and we went to see the president and he said, that looks like your tie. so, that is elliott for you. [laughter] thank you. jonathan hunt, southampton. a question for jonathan but across the board