solomon. lets start out with a check of weather. the justin dray wick has eyewitness weather. another mild day but you will track some rain. >> temperatures still running above average about 60 degrees. we will have cloud. we will not have unshine. >> we will take what we can get. >> a few showers but mostly until the afternoon. i think parade is in good shape. that is good news. tomorrow morning is our best shot to see steady rain as our forecast, starts to come unsettled, really for next few days but this morning, it is milder air, compared to yesterday morning. we have cloud over the region. live look at center city where we have mostly cloudy skies. 50 degrees. the wind currently calm. in wind chills this morning. there is storm scan three there is mostly cloudy skies throughout the entire region. the showers are showing up to the south and west near baltimore and washington so you could get a sprinkle this morning but better chance for a actual widespread shower that develops by mid to late afternoon. there is that temperature change compared to 24 hours ago, six to 22 degrees warmer. clouds acting as a blanket holding in the warmth at the surface. our coldest spots in the suburbs, mid 40's in allentown. fifty at the airport in philadelphia a. forty-eight in willow grove. even with the cloud around it will not the take much to get us up to 60 degrees. some spots could reach lower 60's if those showers hold off. best chance to see wet weather would be generally after 3:00 this afternoon. shore should stay dry all day long, and temperatures in the 50's and up in the poconos not bad too mid 50's for highs. we have steady rain coming back in the forecast. i will time that out and let you know which commute will be worse on monday those details in a few minutes, back to you good we will check back with you then. this morning we are following breaking news, a man is murdered, in rittenhouse square park. kyw news radio reporter cherri gregg is live at the scene where police are piecing together exactly what happened. cherri, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. yes, a tragic scene what likely started out as fun for st. patrick's day weekend has ended with a 24 year-old man, stabbed to death here, near corner of 19th and rittenhouse square. the as you can see this is a very active scene with police tape, and they were crime markers here earlier, and as detectives from homicide, and the crime scene unit the investigate. police are not releasing many details but what we do know so far is that the victim was out again for st. patrick's day weekend where there was some sort of an argument. incident ended with a 24 year-old man stabbed, he was rushed to hahnemann hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say suspect fled down 19th street, going south, the crime scene investigators picked up the victim shoes, and the green necklace and coat a good samaritan used to help stop rick tim's bleeding. all of those items have been tagged, bagged and taken with police. back out here live, the scene was very emotional just a few moments ago as people who appeared to have known the victim arrived, one man was visibly upset by the scene. the as for next steps, police say they spoke to at least two eyewitnesses. they will pull surveillance tape and try to figure out just why this happened and who did it. live from rittenhouse square, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay cherri, thank you. new this morning a teenage girl has been killed and police say she wasn't the target, but just in the rock place at the wrong time. the it happened on the 400 block of southford street the in west philadelphia around 1:11:30 last night. the authorities say the 18 year-old girl was sitting on her steps as she was hit by one bullet. so far no suspects are in custody. this morning a chester police officer is in the hospital after he was shot during some kind of a pursuit. twenty-five year veteran captain alan davis is in stable condition the with the gunshot wound to his arm. the shoot the out left one person dead and another in the hospital, and now investigation is underway. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us, community members are demanding answers. >> reporter: it was report of the vehicle matching the description of the stolen one that started with what became a deadly exchange. >> when i got in the carry seen that they pulled over the the silver, whatever that car was with tinted windows. >> reporter: she had been stopped on parker street and union around 4:00 in the afternoon and saw officers begin to approaching a car. >> they were telling the people in the car, to surrender with their hand up and stuff. >> reporter: according to police three occupants remained inside but were uncooperative. >> it is our understanding that someone from the car began shooting at police, police returned fire and we now have a situation where we have a policeman in the hospital shot, we have a deceased party from the car, and we have a injured party from the car, also at the hospital. >> reporter: family of occupants from the cara long with police gathered at crozer-chester medical center, officer injured captain alan davis is a 25 year veteran of the chester police force. >> everybody came out of the hospital slapping on the cops like trying to figure out why you are not telling us anything. >> reporter: as evening continues, tensions on the street grew, police had to become physically involved telling "eyewitness news" that they had had bottles and rocks thrown at them. >> it is unfortunate on both end. is there nothing good about this. unfortunately, you know, we have a situation where someone's actions, caused a terrible incident. >> reporter: there was at least one other person inside that vehicle and they were taken in police custody uninjured. police are investigating whether or not that vehicle they pulled over was, in fact, stolen. the reporting from crozer-chester medical center, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a security scare at philadelphia international airport, after a pilot, used his handgun inside a bathroom. gun was inside a toilet bag and when he he return to retrieve the bag, it was gone. airport delayed all flights while authorities searched for the gun. investigators later determined an airport janitor stole the bag. >> the fact that they got the gun it is great, but we have to take care every day. i travel all over the world. you have to be on it. if you see something, say something. >> reporter: the incident caused 16 flights to be delayed for nearly an hour. airport janitor is now charged with theft and other charges. the. and march madness is upon us and for philadelphia basketball fans it is an exciting sports weekend. sports reporter pat gallen was in new york city last night to tell us about some of the local teams in action. >> reporter: i'm pat gallen outside madison square garden in new york city where villanova took on set on hall in the big east championship game. more on that in a moment. the lets go to the the barclay center in brooklyn where saint joe's took on dayton in the atlantic ten semi finals, a great game, as you can imagine, second half, hawks up by seven, isaiah miles drilled a 36789 st. joes led by ten. and then poppa now got hot, he scored 11 straight point aspen state beat top seeded dayton 82-79. they will face vcu tomorrow in the times. >> i'm a little bit miffed, because we didn't finish, yesterday we finished. today we kind of like skipped along to the finish line. we will have to be tougher tomorrow. >> reporter: outside madison square garden villanova did lose to seton hall 69-67. coming up hear more from jay wright and we will see what their seed will be in the ncaa tournament. i'm pat gallen from new york city. and join us later this morning for a special 11:30 a.m. newscast. we will be on before st. joes tips off before vcu and we will be live on the st. joes campus, again that is 11:30 right here on cbs-3. and campaign 2016, donald trump's contentious and violent rallies are making headlines this weekend. now republican candidates are questioning whether they will support him as nominee. cbs news correspondent brook silva has the latest. >> reporter: secret service agents formed a circle will around donald trump as a man tried to rush a stage at a rally in ohio chicago. >> trump was forced to cancel an event friday after fights broke out between his supporters and protesters in chicago. the kay uses spilled into the streets, where police made several arrests, including cbs journalist sopan. >> there have been other coordinated protests at past rallies but nothing as nasty as what i saw last night. >> reporter: republican front runner declined to take responsibility. >> they want me to tell my people please be nice. my people are nice. >> reporter: instead he blames supporters of the democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders for instance gating the violence. >> what our supporters are doggies responding to a candidate who has, in fact, in many ways, encouraged violence. >> reporter: trump's g.o.p. rivals criticized protesters but faulted the billion air. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> i still intend to support the republican nominee but it is getting harder every day. >> responsibility giants and owned at the top. >> reporter: trump has rallies in three states and scheduled for sunday: and democratic front runner, hillary clinton weighed in on the situation. at a rally in cleveland, clinton charged trump with encouraging violence and aggression at his rallies. he calls his rhetoric ugly and we have to deal with the consequences. >> if you play with matches, you can start a fire you cannot control. that is not leadership, that is political arson. >> clinton also called trump a bully and said voters should condemn violence, regardless of political affiliation. we are following every 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6:14. not 5:14. did you remember to turn your clocks ahead an hour overnight. daylight saving time takes effect this morning so for all of the early risers your morning commute will be darker come monday morning. studies show there is an increase in traffic accidents and mornings just have after the time change when drivers are sleep deprived, they cannot see as well in the dark but there are ways to help your body adjust faster to the time change. the experts say that avoid stimulants like caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, don't eat heavy food or use electronics like smart phones right before bed, make sure your bedroom is dark, quiet for sleeping and spend at least an hour in the sunlight on sunday to let your body's internal clock adjust. even though start of the week may be rougher then usual, most say it should take just a couple days to adjust. is that you were late. >> you were all worried about your phone wasn't going to switch over. it is a amazing what just an hour can do, it really messes you up. >> on this shift. >> but we will not be able to enjoy that sunlight later today. it will be cloudy to day. we have a little bit of rain later this have afternoon. the most of the the day does stay dry, st. patrick's parade is in good shape as well. that is great news. the lets look live, a all is quiet, we have cloud, milder air, temperatures around, around 50 degrees in a lot of locations as clouds holding in the heat we had yesterday as we did reach lower 60's. similar temperatures again today, even with the cloud cover, but we are talking about rain returning, and that is our major head line for the next few days, and we will talk about when we can see steady rain. there will be a brief cool down with the storm as well but still overall our temperatures are staying above average throughout the entire week. so check it out, mid to upper 40's for the will coolest spot the south jersey, 48 in millville, near 50 in the capitol city of delaware, around philadelphia, similar numbers, 46 degrees in mullica. forty-eight chalfont and malvern and lehigh valley. that is where we will fine coolest air. yesterday we were in the low 30's and upper 20's and those locations now noticeably mild in the the 40's. the here's what we're talking about. still dry over eastern pennsylvania, all of new jersey, maybe get a sprinkle or two in central delaware early this morning but bulk of the rain still well to the west. it is a slow moving system. it will take its time to get the through the delaware valley, a good 24 to 48 hearst before we clear things out again. so most of this rain holds off until afternoon say three or 4:00 o'clock we will see shower chances increasing. sunset tonight, coming in at 7:06. not the a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy. by end of march setting at 7:24. april 30th, it is almost setting a at 8:00 o'clock at night. signs of spring. we are gaining two and a half minutes of daylight each day. here's what to expect, sunday afternoon tonight, into the evening hours, through tuesday morning, we will see period of rain at times with the steady rain, tomorrow morning through about midday, overall amounts from this time period half inch, up to an inch in some spots. the both commutes are slower on monies specially morning commute and it will be cool we will have wind off the ocean so that will knock temperatures back. check this out, low pressure out across the midwest, it just takes its good old time to get there. we will have waves of rain starting to move through the next 24 to 48 hours. finally tuesday afternoon the storm starts to move off the coast and we should start to break cloud up and hopefully see sunshine by to tuesday afternoon. the let's time things out closer to you here in the delaware valley. you can see widespread showers moving in. this is at the 4:00 this afternoon and really anytime after that throughout the overnight hours we will see showers around, steady rain coming in, early monday morning, through about midday. we will need umbrella, rain jacket, even evening commute monday still dealing with the the potential for more showers around. temperature today upper 50's to about 60 degrees if the rain holds off longer we could reach lower 60's even with the cloud. tonight we are holding down to the low to mid 40's. tomorrow cooler, not much change in the temperature, 40's, to maybe low 50's at best, with that wind off the ocean and the rain around, and so for today a few showers later this afternoon otherwise mostly cloud which a high near 60 degrees. tonight, off and on showers, 46 for the low temperature here's that extended forecast, again, that gets will cooler on monday, high of only 53 degrees with period of rain the at times, tuesday is looking better, especially by the afternoon a few peaks of sun up to 63. wednesday is the pick of the week, that is rahel's day off. i don't know how lucky she got again, good to know meteorologist inside tip. seventy. by end of the the week 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search for the killer. a a chester police captain is recovering from a gunshot wound this morning, as police investigate a shoot-out that left another man, dead. good morning i'm's rahel solomon. the let's check it out with the weather. justin drabick is on the sky deck. still dry new but we are tracking some rain. >> we have some rain outside. it is normally light because of daylight savings time and now it the is dark at this time. so yeah we have that extra hour of darkness in the morning but trade off is later in the the day but unfortunate thely you will not be able to enjoy the sunshine this afternoon into the evening as clouds have rolled in, with that approaching storm system. temperatures though, however, they are milder with the cloud cover, look at that, 47 degrees up in the poconos. fifty at the airport in philadelphia. the atlantic city airport also checking in the upper 40's at this hour. wind are the light site. maybe we will get a stray sprinkle will and areas to the south and west this morning out toward chester county, cecil county maryland and delaware very light stuff but steadier showers start to arrive later this afternoon mainly after 3:00. so the parade will be in good shape, this afternoon, early, so 50 degrees currently, right the now, as well as trenton. forty-four in allentown. it doesn't take much sunshine, sunlight to even, penetrate the clouds to warm us up to 60 because we are already at the 50. it the is still a mild afternoon, even with the clouds around. so breaking it down today by 9:00 in the lower to upper 50's by noon time and then late in the afternoon three or four or 5:00 o'clock we will see a few showers, ash. nothing heavy. temperatures close to 60 degrees for the afternoon highs. the at the shore you should stay dry all day licensing, just mostly cloudy skies. we have a wind off the ocean to keep temperatures there along the coast back down in the 50's, same deal up in the mountains. temperatures there running in the 50's but for mid-march that is a above average this time of the year. we will time out that steadier rain and let you know which commute it will impact for your monday and also another shot at 70 degrees that full forecast in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> thanks, justin. we are following breaking news this morning, a man is murdered overnight, in rittenhouse square park. kyw news radio radio reporter cherri gregg is live at the scene where police are revealing disturbing details, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. a fun night for st. patty's day weekend turned tragic here outside of 1830, 19th and rittenhouse square where police have confirmed a 24 year-old man was stabbed just before 3:30 a.m., outside of this high rise luxury condominium building. as you can see, this is still an active scene, homicide and crime scene investigators are here, they just removed the police tape and crime markers, police are still in the releasing many details but what we necessity so far, that the victim was out par i go when police say there was some type of an argument that ensued and the incident ended with that 24 year-old man stabbed. he was rushed to hahnemann hospital where he was pronounced, and, police say, he fled south on 19th street, crime scene investigators picked up the victim's shoes, a green necklace and a coat, that they believe a good samaritan used to help, stop the victim's bleeding. all of those items have been tagged, bagged and you can probably see them on the roof of that police vehicle right there. now, the scene was very emotional, about a half an hour ago as people who a appeared to have known the victim arrived here, one man was visibly upset, as for next step, police here on the scene say investigators spoke to at least two eyewitnesses and back out here live they will be pulling surveillance video, with the hope of identifying the killer, no word just yet on the name or the identity of the victim. tragic situation, ra hell, live from rittenhouse square, cherry greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. we know we will follow that. chester police officer is shot during some sort of pursuit. as details emerge, tensions are rising eye between law enforcement and the community. twenty-five year veteran captain alan davis is in stable condition this morning. the incident happened sat the day afternoon by parker and union street. police were pursuing the vehicle matching the description of the stolen one, and authorities say that someone in the the car began shooting a at police. police returned fire killing one person and injuring another. captain davis was rushed to crozer. >> unfortunate arely, the situation where someone's actions, forced a terrible incident. >> everybody came out of their house, slapping on the cops trying to figure out why they are not telling us anything. >> after the shooting tensions on the street escalated, police say they had to become physically involved telling cbs-3 they had bottles,. >> and, there was an incident. a new jersey state the police say a well known basketball player was involve in the car crash, that led to the death the of the state trooper last week. du machines juan wag more was a nba star. wagner's car was rear ended machine night by another vehicle in west department for. trooper sean cullen responded to the crash and was fatally struck by a passing car. wagner was treated for minor injuries and the crash remains under investigation. and today loved ones will say good bye to trooper sean cull he will a viewing will be held from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning from 8:00 s borromeo church in cinnaminson. the funeral will take place at noon filled by the intern. the at lake view memorial park. in other news, a disturbing incident at the idifficultrod in a last contact police say a man intentionally trashed a snowmobile in the dog or into two dog sled teams leaving one of the animals dead. both incidents happened near western alaska city of new loto, snowmobiler identified as 26 year-old arnold demossky drove away and then called police later and then confessed. both teams will finish the race. one racer described the terrible moment of the a tack. >> horrible. a couple of seconds that will last for a long time. the rest have my dogs are fine. the ones that were hurt have been given good care and back in anchorage. >> he told a local a alaska news outlet that he was not trying to hit the dogs on purpose, he claims he doesn't remember the incident because he had been drinking, heavily, he now faces several charges. flood warnings are prompting evacuations all across the south after heavy rain forced river and streams up and over their banks. this morning residents in louisiana are hoping they will not see a repeat of katherine ac bs david begnot is in louisiana in an area of greatest danger. >> reporter: this afternoon flood water was seeping through san bags in bosier city. crews added more bags along the levee which protects about 3500 homes. home of the chris smith and his wife laura backs up to the levee. they were ordered to evacuate but decided not to. >> i had surgery on monday, hysterectomy to get rid of the cervical cans are and i was advised not to travel. >> reporter: west of here in cato parish the lake is expect to rise 179 feet, flooding not seen in nearly 50 years. across louisiana there is maryland rate to major flooding on 50 percent of the state's bayous and rivers right now. north of new orleans in the city of folsom laurie bar owe's family spent most of friday trying to reach her. they found her trapped in her own home. she lost everything during hurricane katrina. >> it is heart breaking. it is deja vu. >> reporter: back in northern louisiana in this city the smith family is ready with sandbags. >> they called me yesterday asking if i can help in the disaster of the area. i said i'm worried about my own home before i go helping others right new. >> reporter: i'm walking on 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"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us how volunteers and businesses are pitching into help. >> reporter: it was a day of clean up. >> picking up. and, raking up. for a large group at lankenau high school, after vandals riding atv's destroyed much of the school ground in february. >> it is absolutely a sin what they did to these ground. >> this was outrageous. we have never seen anything like this. it was completely shot. >> reporter: especially since lankenau is an environmental science school. >> we have a school curriculum that is dependent on this. >> reporter: some students like john howell are part of the botany club. >> a lot of hard work was put into outside and for someone to destroy it like this and all of our hard work, taken advantage have office hurtful. >> reporter: all of this should be grass but as you can see all that is left behind is overturn dirt like this the at an estimated cost of up to $50,000, and as students, volunteer their time, four contracting company have donated their resources completely footing the bill. >> being that we're from this community, we grew up there, it feels like it the is right to help out. >> reporter: although they lost a lot. >> this alone, took at least two years. >> reporter: like the hints of the spring beginning to bloom there is a a promise of have renewal and rebirth. something even better, then that was here before. in roxborough, a anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". folks are all right out celebrating st. patrick's day. this is the scene in bethlehem where residents lined broad street for sixth annual parade of shamrock. it feature local school bond, community groups, dancers, dignitaries and businesses. it looks like fun. justin is here. are you talking some rain but not a bad day to fit in a parade good to hear in philadelphia a between hours that it is happening. the it is after three or 4:00 we will see better chance for rain showers moving back in the region. the not a lot of sunshine. we will get that day light lasting longer in the evening hours. you cannot really enjoy it or see a nice sunset because we have an approaching storm. cloud cover has arrived, and yesterday afternoon, and then, last evening, as well and maybe even in a few showers across the areas in northern delaware, parts of the maryland, chester county, but bulk of the rain till well to our west across western pennsylvania, and then we will get to the heart of the storm out across the midwest. you can see a lot of wet weather breaking out across the region, slow moving system. it takes its time to get the here but starting about 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, shower chances increase with the steady rain, a arriving on monday. that will impact both commutes. i will time that out in just a bit. temperatures this morning are milder, up around 50 degrees in a are the have of spots. wildwood at 50 at this hour. forty-nine, dover, delaware. fifty trenton. 46 degrees in mount holly, new jersey. vineland a degree shy at 50 and not too cold up in the quakertown, yesterday you guys were in the upper 20's, this morning lower 40's. the notice aable difference with the crowd cover over us. overall this week still mild for middle of the march. 52 degrees is our average high. we will be well above that today. tomorrow, closer to average because of the cloud and the steady rain and then we will see a spike in the temperatures wednesday as we make another run at 70 degrees, and then a a slow gradual downhill, climb, towards temperatures close to the average by the even of the week into next week even. rain chances today we will go up to 40 percent chance mainly this afternoon into tonight, and then hundred percent chance tomorrow with steady rain around. tuesday a few lingering showers, mainly during the morning hours and then we will start to see clearing skies, middle of the week looks good let's time it out, later this afternoon and tonight, just off and on showers, nothing too heavy. tomorrow morning is potential for steady rain, and still, not flooding rain, but enough to slow things down for the commute in, to the the afternoon on monday, off and on period of rain will start to taper off. still slowing things down for the evening commute and then finally tuesday morning, the showers do come to ab end. you can see this large system just impacting midwest throughout today and eventually that rain comes in later tonight. the here's monday afternoon still some steady rain east of the sit a cross new jersey, and then cannot rule out a few more showers lingering in to early tuesday morning. again it is not raining, through this entire period all the time, we will get some breaks, but just keep that umbrella a around and rain jacket. temperatures take a hit tomorrow. we have a cool pocket rolling through with that storm and nice push of warm air for the middle of the week and then another cold pocket of air start to move back to the north east by friday into the weekend. little something for everybody in the the forecast as far as temperatures go. clouds today, a few showers late this afternoon into tonight, high of 60 degrees and then 46 degrees for our low tonight with showers around and temperatures pretty much steady tomorrow, struggling to get to the lower 50's, by afternoon. wednesday is looking good at 7o a few showers possible thursday, lower 60's and then 50's returning friday in the weekend with dry conditions, rahel, back to you. >> i have my eyes on that wednesday. >> yes. >> right now 6:46. time to check on the road. the lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, it is still dark out there. >> it doesn't look too bad, again, it is darker then usual because of the daylight savings time but looking at ben franklin parkway. this is between spring garden street and art museum circle. art museum circle is hut down in preparations for today's st. patrick's day parade. also since we're in the general area kelly drive is shut down between art museum circle and hunting park avenue due to the regatta a couple events going on today. we will move the traffic cam to i-95 at girard n delays on i-95 this morning. it looks okay through philadelphia and its suburbs with no major delays or problems, and on to the blue route, mid county tolls, no delays on the blue route or mid county tolls heading to the poconos, the northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike, both look okay. and that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. well, like most parents, a local couple wanted to document all the big moment in their son's life but they didn't realize that their instagram project would turn in a viral art a sensation. adrian winegold tells us about the story behind charlie dreams big. >> reporter: little man with big dreams and at ten months old charlie has been to outer space and deep blue sea. the his dreams are coming to life with the help of his parents amanda and dave. >> he is the the one who drives its, he is one who tells us what it will be, and i follow his lead. >> future looks bright for charlie a professional drummer, gymnast and fireman is a a jack of all trades. >> so, i like that within because that is one of the first ones he was in the position that just felt right. it felt like he was chillin. >> reporter: their instagram project started as a way to document charlie's growth week-by-week. each takes hours to create but it is a labor of love. at just one week old charlie was juggling, by ten weeks he was flying high, now at week 42 it seems like we have a new candidate running for president. >> it shows all of the different things that he could be some day and it is really as a new parent, anybody would agree, it is fun to think about what they could be. i hope he finds what his passion is and that he follows it, and that is really what this instagram account is all about. >> certainly is cute. that was adrian winegold reporting. it seems mom and dad are dreaming big, they are planning a children's book based on charlie's photos. they are developing an app so parents can easily make photos like their. still to come this morning votes are in, was the best grilled cheese sandwich in america is here in philadelphia where you can get one. plus ingredient that makes this particular sandwich so special. march madness and it the is selection sunday, good news for saint guess but you what about villanova and temple? we will get the report from madison square garden when we then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. 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pirates would take the lead. nova with within last chance, ryan arcidiacono drives, kick it the to jenkins and misses the three, josh hart the rebound, coming up short, seton hall upsets the cat 69 hospital 67. >> number one seed matter to you at all. >> it would have been nice, it would have been nice. that is kind of part of the loss that hurts, you know, you have a chance for number one seed and chance to play in philadelphia and you fail but there is nothing that won't fail you, man. if you put it all out there, nothing will fail. i know we will come back strong. it is all about how you get backup. >> temple owls will watch and wand fur they will get in as they took on u-conn who played four overtime game the day before. in the second will half owls were down by nine, jaylen manmade the lay up. they with trail by seven. daniel hamilton from u-conn with the hesitation move, he would score and put u-conn backup by nine. hamilton had 19 points. jaylen adams hits the floater in the paint. u-conn will win, 77-62, and advance to the final. now temple has got to sit and wait and see if their name is called, tomorrow. >> it is hard, very hard. we have been through it. we were through it last year. very difficult time. but, you know, it is the way it is and we have to pay attention to what other people will say now and we're in longer in control, somebody else is in control. >> and the hawk will never die, st. joes headed to the a-10 championship for second time in three years, poppa now scored 11 straight point in the second half. st. joes beat number one team in the conference dayton 82-79. they will play today against vcu12 credit 30 right here on cbs-3. now on to the philadelphia flyers taking on florida panthers and they sat two points out of the final playoff spot in the eastern conference. and, as most games do with the flyers, it end up in a shoot-out. they have no luck in those shoot-outs. this is alexander markoff beating steve mason have the the flyers lose five-four. they remain two points out of the playoffs. on to the innings isers taking on the detroit pistons, sixers looking for back to back wins for the, first time this season, and they had only ten players available. detroit took full advantage, reggie jackson, scored 24 points, as the men from the the motor city beat sixers 125-111. from outside madison square garden in new york i'm path the path gallon, have yourself a great day. you might just be sitting down for breakfast but get ready to plan lunch. some of the best grilled cheese sandwiches are in the country are being made right here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao shows us what makes them so special. >> ♪ the. >> reporter: even tough to weigh in the back corner of the bustling reading terminal market, grilled cheese lovers, know where to find sandwiches gold standard. >> looks good. >> reporter: right here at melt kraft. >> we have that old school feels like, come home from a long day a at school, you want something warm inside your body. >> reporter: today's special receipt, white and green hand made mozerella, baby spinach and fresh tomatoes. >> it is really melty and everything you want in a good grilled cheese. >> reporter: rebecca foxman is the grilled cheese chef here. idea came from a knee to showed off cheese produced at valley shepherd creamery, the creamery in new jersey, cages 30tive rent varieties. >> number of different sheep's milk cheeses, goat's milk cheeses, and number of different cow's milk cheeses as well. >> reporter: seek ferguson is cheese monker and makes fresh mozerella for melt kraft at reading terminal location. he hand pulls and braid 30 of these a day. too bad his student is a slow learner. >> i have already forgotten. >> and through. >> reporter: back outside the kitchen, the menu offers eight mouth watering grilled cheese sandwiches including valley thunder a fan favorite. >> it has macaroni and cheese, it has a jewish style beef brisket and our 12 month aged cheddar. >> reporter: melt kraft sells four hundred, to 500 sandwiches a day at reading terminal a loan, a success that spans five locationness philly and new york. >> great way for people to see the diversity of the cheese that we sell and possibilities of what you can do with them. >> reporter: melt kraft now has two locationness philadelphia, one at reading terminal market, other at 17th and chestnut street. melt kraft is opened seven days a week n rittenhouse square, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have at 7:00. bringing hope home, a local organization helps families who are struggling with cancer but not with the mud. find out what financial burdens this charity helps pay. we will see some rain, and then there is a chance we will hit 70 again, justin has your workweek forecast, when we come back. my kids say go for it, mom.ob? yikes. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. 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