willie singletary was convicted in the city's ticket fixing case. prosecutors say judges fix tickets for their friends and allies. singletary was acquitted of conspiracy and fraud charges. >>> tonight, one local team is still dancing. for another, the party's over. ville vilanova trounced lafayette in the last round of the tournament. we are in pittsburgh. >> reporter: villanova walked off the floor following a 41 point pounding of lafayette, happy but very business-like. they did what they're supposed to do and it showed. >> we enjoyed it. i wouldn't call it fun. the coach always tell us when we're playing it's always business, 40 minutes of business. it was good to get our feet wet and have confidence. >> it's fun knowing these guys are playing their best basketball in march and still can get better. >> reporter: hilliard had great figures. it begins and ends with defense. >> we started and ended everything defensively. that's really where it started. offense they come to us because we know how unselfish we are and how well we can shoot. it comes

a judge sentenced willy singletary yesterday, one of four traffic court judges convicted in the ticketfixing case. prosecutors say the judges fixed tickets for their friends, families and allies. he was acquitted of conspiracy and fraud charges. >>> hundreds of motorcyclists paid tribute to fallen police officer sergeant robert wilson iii. sky force 10 captured this memorial ride in northeast philadelphia. the riders included philadelphia police officers and members of the community. this was a way of showing support for sergeant wilson. his family friends and the fellow officers he left behind. >> what he did was the ultimate sacrifices, it was. it's not just a term you use. he paid the ultimate sacrifice for that community and that's why we're here for them. >> sergeant wilson shot and killed during a robbery at a game stop store in north philadelphia this month. police have charged two men with his murder. >>> happening today, to go along with snow in the first day of spring a total eclipse of the sun. you won't get to see it in the philadelphia region. it will sweep from the north

a judge sentenced willie singletary yesterday one of four traffic court judges convicted in the ticket fixing scheme. prosecutors say the judges fixed tickets for their friends, families and alleys. >>> pennsylvania's acting top cop apologizing for removing road signs that criticized him. colonel marcus brown is governor wolf's nominee to head the state police and removed two road signs that slammed his decision to wear the trooper uniform when he did not come up through the ranks. brown used to lead the maryland state police. he said the signs are posted close to his children's bus stop and he acted as a father by taking them down. authorityies are considering possible misdemeanor theft charges. >>> more people are calling on a philadelphia city council candidate to withdraw from the race. earlier this [ inaudible ] accusations against manny morales his opponent sanchez showed racist sexist and homophobic comments he allegedly put on his facebook page. morales is challenging sanchez for the district 7 seat. yesterday leaders from the clergy, lgbt community and african-american communi

a judge sentenced willie singletary yesterday. he is one of four traffic court judges convicted in the city's ticket fixing case. prosecutors say the judges fixed tickets for their friends, family and allies. singletary was acquitted of conspiracy and fraud charges. >> the state of new jersey will honor a fallen marine on monday. governor christie has ordered state flags to fly at half staff for captain stanford henry shaw iii. shaw was from somerset county and 31. he was one of the 11 national guardsmen killed in a black hawk helicopter crash last week. the chopper went down in fog off the -- in the waters off of florida's gulf coast during a training mission. >>> there's a heated debate in wilmingtons the school decides to change its long-time mascot. the mascot of the conrad school of sciences has always been the redskins but a group of students and staff is pushing to retire the logo and nickname over concerns they're offensive to native americans. the change moving forward even as some alumni leaders say they've been blindsid