it is a busy weekend. voters aroundment country head to the polls. find out which candidates came out on top. >> and, a former philadelphia eagle is kidnapped, hear about his terrifying ordeal. it lasted for days. >> today is sunday march 6, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon. we turn it over to justin drabick. justin, still little chilly. quite a warm upcoming. >> today's pretty much last day with temperatures in the 40's. >> that's okay. >> for the next couple of weeks, funny how we're all excited but winter hasn't been that bad. overall we did pretty good. talking 70s this week, actually go back to christmas eve, the last time it wasn't too long ago. >> shorts, flip flops. >> exactly. get your shot at it this week. a lot of people excited for. that will always exciting to get the first 07 degrees day of the year, that coming up for you, we have to get through today. this morning, one last disturbance, bringing clouds, few areas seeing light flurries, that's about it. not going to amount to anything, temperature right now 37 degrees, with wind out of the north 5 miles her hour, live look there, see the overcast skies. and couple of areas of the flurries, just kind of splitting, philadelphia, we have one to the north across the lehigh valley, a lot of that is not even reaching the ground. maybe had few flurries earlier, around wilmington and parts of southern new castle county delaware. stays cloudy, see the sun for the afternoon, temperatures not as cool as yesterday morning, still below freezing some spot. like a the loft suburbs just outside the city 31 willow grove. through the morning, decrease in clouds, temperatures slowly warm up to the low 40's, by around noontime. we only get up to about 48 for the high temperature for philly still degree below average. some sunshine, high of around 40. we crank the heat up this week, let you know who has good shot of reaching 70 degrees for few days. those details in a few minute, back to you. >> look forward, thanks, justin. >> the philadelphia police department and community members came here on saturday, to remember one of their own. and his image and likeness still visible here outside of the 22nd district, because, who can forget, that tragic day when robert wilson the thirds had been bound down while fighting all robbers inside of game stop. >> still hurt. >> it doesn't make it easier. just going day-by-day. >> she remembers her brother, robby, happy man, with a big smile who loved to is her. >> probably melt away in our tears. >> sergeant robert wilson the thirds took six bullets a year ago saturday when he and his partner exchanged gunfire, during the game stop robbery. wilson helped save lives by sacrificing his own, fellow officers called their fallen brother hero, remembering him, with this digital portrait on line, and at the hour of his death, this tribute, in the 22nd district, one of several over the course of the year. >> i was one of those guys, that was going everywhere, 100 miles an hour. told me to slow down, watch what i am doing. >> says one way to honor a hero; to remember his spirit, but to also work to make sure these tragedies end. >> guns are available readily available to anybody who want one, no matter whether criminal or whether they're crazy. and i think that that says a lot about how the reason why we have these tragedies. >> back out here live, as you can see, sergeant wilson's likeness and presence is clearly felt here, two # second district, port draft of him, photograph visible from the street, to ensure that his act of courage will never be for gone end, now the two brother ramon williams and carlton hit have been charged with sergeant wilson's murder. but, they've not yet gone to trial. live at the 22nd police district, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". okay, cherry, thank you very much. >> and the two democrats in the race for the white house are getting ready for tonight's debate. it airs on cnn at 8:00. yesterday, a handful of primaries ended when just about everyone claiming victory. republicans had cruz scoring two more wins in kansas and maine, donald trump is the winner and kentucky and louisianna. on the democratic side, bernie sanders won kansas and nebraska. and louisianna, hillary clinton built on her lead. more on the super saturday outcome. >> i was head today another direction, i told the pilot, we're going to kansas, just get here. >> but donald trump's last minute detour to kansas didn't help. cruz won the sun flare state on this super saturday. >> let me say god bless kansas. >> the texas senator also won maine. >> today has been very good day. >> but trump's winning streak continued as he came out on top in kentucky and louisianna. >> thank to you louisianna. and thank you to kentucky. >> and i want to congratulate ted on maine and on kansas and he should do well in maine because it is very close to canada. let's face it. >> senator benny sanders won kansas, and the caucuses in nebraska. >> the way to the white house is to win democrats, and to win independence, to make sure trump does not win in independents. >> hillary clinton won louisianna putting her closer to winning the deep south. now looking ahead to win the mississippi primary on tuesday. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. >> i am reporting. >> meanwhile, pressure building for doing ailed up from top re less his tax returns. yesterday rival john kasich released his partial returns. they show the ohio governor and his wife made about $5 million between 20078 and 2014. kasich's campaign said they paid effective tax rate of 24.3%. ted cruz and marco rubio released their partial returns last month. and they've been pomeling trump for refuse to go follow suit. it is speculated trump may be hiding controversial information about how he made his fortune. and, stale with -- stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. now you can always follow us on line at cbsphilly.com. police have charge add man in connection with a kidnapping of former eagles teens i have back, who now plays for the jacksonville jaguires. investigators say, a group abducted earl wolf in fayetteville, north carolina february 23rd. after he had visit add friend's home. police say wolf was only held captive for a short time, was not harmed. wolf was the 2013, fifth round pick of the eagles. he played here for two seasons before losing to jacksonville last year. >> suspect arrested after unmark police officer was hit is now facing charge. incident happened friday night on the 5300 block of hedge street. police say 21 year old malik smith fired several shots at that hit the car's bumper, and pierced the radiator. office her two suspect from narcotics arrest in the rear of the unmark car. police initially arrested two men, but the second man was cleared during the investigation. >> and it is back to the bargaining table tomorrow for talks aimed at avoiding new jersey transit rail strike. the call to the healthcare benefits is the main sticking point. an union official calls friday's session productive, with movement on both sides. there is a strike deadline for next weekend. >> part of point breeze neighborhood evacuated because every underground fire. it happened yesterday morning, 1400 block every point breeze avenue. firefighters returned to the scene extinct wished in two hours, fortunately no one was hurt. un ground electric service line was damaged. it is unclear how long it will take to get fixed. >> and, still to come this morning, on "eyewitness news", meisha takes us on dream drive, that is all about easter. and, are you having trouble getting organized? see how one woman's approach is helping thousands de-clutter their lives. plus, a judge in pennsylvania hits the jackpot. what he won and what did he for room full of total strangers. plus warmer temperatures move in. see which day of the week we could see 70 degrees. justin has your weekday forecast when we come back. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. >> welcome back, when is the lags time you applied for crated cards? if you like earning rewards, now may be the time to s "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds credit card companies offering sign up bonus like never before. >> if you are a smart spends where excellent credit, there is something you may not realize. >> loyalty doesn't pay, especially whether it comes to credit card rewards. >> in fact, match shows with credit cards. com says if you pay your balance off every month, you're missing out by not shopping around for a new card. >> plane, simple, the fastest way to build up credit card rewards is to sign up for a new card, and take advantage of the big sign up bonuses, 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northern part of the state and forecasters expect it to dump more than 3 feet of new snow in the sierra nevada mountain, is in effect until tomorrow afternoon. >> nothing like that here, in fact, we're talking a warm up. >> big warm up. that's typically what happens. you get active pattern out west, cooler temperatures in the east, start to warm things up. seeing several days, actually, had decent sunrise early this morning, across delaware and southern new jersey, live look at middle township high school. clouds thickening up, approaching upper level disturbance moving, in just from the north and west, bringing few rain or snow showers a. to part of the region, elsewhere see sunshine returning for the afternoon. depend where you are this morning. left of the flurry action, not reaching the ground, up across the the southern lehigh val my part of northern bucks county had some flurries potentially across central and northern delaware, though he is are starting to break up as it moves to the south and west. should see little sunshine. comparing the temperatures yesterday morning, we are milder, anywhere from about two, seven, 8 degrees or so little more comfortable, still need the heavier coat, 30 millville, 30 atlantic city, 30 allentown, if you do see the flurries still not going to accumulate. just so light out there. and the snow will not be able to accumulate on the roads. even if the temperatures are below freezing where you're at. thirty-three pit burying, so it is still cold through much of the mid-atlantic and northeast, but it starts it leave our region, over the next 12-24 hours as the jet stream finally on the move again. pushing back northward, now, talking about warm up this week. you'll start feeling that certainly tomorrow. high temperatures running 10 degrees to even 20 degrees above average. by the middle of the week, it puts us around 70 degrees, potentially setting new records, as well. high pressure replacing the little weak disturbance, due to clouds over the next several days, the key position of this high is huge in our forecast, so the temperatures, as long as it sits right there, we are dealing with the south to southwest wind flow add the sunshine, allows us to to the 60s even low 70s. thing clouds there is afternoon, once this little disturbance moves off shore. quiet night tonight. partly cloudy skies, tomorrow morning, no problems. the morning drive will be good into afternoon into mostly sunny conditions that's the trends into tuesday. still, little bit on the cool side today. miler than yesterday. upper 40's, this afternoon, tonight still cold, down around freeze nag lot of spots. maybe below freezing in some outlying suburbs, then tomorrow, look at that, well into the 50's, maybe even close to 06 degrees, especially the farther away you are from the coast. because we will have the southerly wind flow. so the farther inland up toward berks county, lehigh county, philadelphia, close to 06 degrees on sunday. check out this pattern, so obviously the warmth is to the west here, potential us in the red, cooler air across the northeast. that's out of here. then this warm air, area in red, just sits here for several days little cool down on the 11th, friday, still highs in the 50's, go ahead to next week, middle of next week, still staying above average. so that's what we can expect. nice warm pattern for the next ten to even 14 days. so, morning snow showers, otherwise clearing skies today. high of 48 degreesment tonight, 34, partly cloudy, the text ended forecast, each day gets warmer near 60 tomorrow. near 70 tuesday. low 70s wednesday, could set new record. then showers return on thursday. rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. and time now 7:18. let's check in with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center see how traffic is moving. good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. traffic isn't moving bad through the area. 309 approaching paper mill road in flourtown. light volume here with no delays or problems you are taking sunday drive this morning. we're going to move the traffic cam to the schuylkill expressway, and this is between montgomery and the boulevard, no delays on the schuylkill this morning, in fine shape through philadelphia and it suburbs shall move the traffic cam one more time blue route right at the pa turnpike. good news, westbound, reopened, between the valley forge downingtown exits. overnight construction, westbound, eastbound, had closures, still now everything good to go on the pa turnpike, northeast extension, no delays mid-county tolls, blue route looks okay, as women. that's the latest from the traffic center, ann evans, now, back to you, rahel. >> spring in the air at the pennsylvania convention center. 2016 philadelphia flower show is now open. anita o gives you a tour. >> from california to maine even to hawaii. >> the winter sometime here, the weather it, comes here, just my sole us. >> the philadelphia flower show is exploring america. >> looks 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yesterday. thirty-seven right now in philadelphia. lie wind, 30, just inland at the atlantic city airport. where they currently have calm winds, as well, but pretty much everywhere seeing the clouds, few picks every sunday shine across south jersey, but eventually we will see more sun this afternoon. here's what's left of this system. not much to it. couple of flurries possible. in the lehigh valley right now, and across central delaware, not reaching the ground. that's been the story for the past few hours. at or above freezing in most locations cents even if the snow does reach the grounds, will not accumulate. thirty-four palmyra, new jersey, still freezing in a lot of the northwest suburbs. so here is what to expect this morning. just maybe scattered snow shower for the next hour or two. temperatures holding in the three's with cloud cover. by the afternoon, we will see some sunshine, warming up to the 40's, still little cool for this time of year. upper 40's for philadelphia, mid 40's at the shore. and near 40 degrees up in the poconos, so not bad afternoon to hit the slopes for some late season skiing and riding. then talking about 50's, 60s, even record highs potentially for this upcoming work week. i'll let you know when it all arrives in the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> new this morning, collision involving two philadelphia police vehicles, and an s.u.v., sends two police officers and another driver to the hospital. we're told all three have minor injuries, suv ran into the back after police wagon, at 52nd and chestnut. causing that vehicle to hit a cruiser. investigators tell "eyewitness news" that police found drugs in the suv, and the driver faces possible dui charges. apologizing for folks wearing kkk uniforms in a classroom. the picture which was taken in the 2014-2015 school year now going viral. superintendent, richard dunlap, sent out letter calling it school project that just went a rye. dunlap said it was a skit designed to highlight ross truest at this of the kkk from the 1920's, also said the district is deeply sorry. >> clinton the bulldogs first ncaa tournament, since the kennedy administration, but all is not well on a campus in new haven connecticut. yale without it captain, senior guard jack monahue. as kenneth craig reports, his unexplained departure has embroiled the ivy league university and controversy. >> withdrew february 10th, 2 weeks later the school's athletics department sent out press release saying woe not be returning. siting federal privacy laws, school policy, yale spokesperson would not say why hon hue left, despite campus rumors of a sexual assault accusation. in a new haven register article, the players father jim monahue said his son was expelled. >> he called it ridiculous and said he has strict orders from his lawyers not to talkment monahue's teammates are also standing behind their captain. wearing t-shirt with monahue's nickname at a recent game. that moved spark outrage on campus, and posters demanding the basketball team stops supporting a rapist. new haven police say they have no cases involving monahue, and no victim has come forward. we tried to reach monahue and his family but did not get a response. >> in a interview last may, with yale all access, monahue said, he embraced being a team leader. >> we had a good season this last year. >> and, you know, nothing too out every hand. >> while yale's administration is being tight-lipped, yale's women center is not. in a post they wrote sexual violence, in every campus community, actions speak much louder than it words. kenneth graying cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and all over the country high school student looking ahead to college stands down to take the sat's this weekend. this year the test is a little different. the sat's have been modified to focus on more practical areas of math, the test also moved away from obscure vocabulary words to focus on the use of relevant words and context. and, there is no more penalty for guessing. the sat administered by the college boards, private non-profit that helps streamline the path to higher education. meanwhile record number of student rent eager to proof, more than 32,000 perspective student submitted freshman applications for temple university's fall 2016 semester. now, that's 15% increase over last year. school officials say application can't are also setting records for diversity and academic strength. >> well, is your closet a mess? your bedroom a dis asker? well, getting organized has never been so sheik. jamie met the best selling author and organizing guru, who is helping people who want to tidy up their lives. >> de cluttering guru, becoming larger than life in the world of organizing. at a pack book signing for her latest work in new york city, people seem mesmerized by her patented folding method. they call you the beyonce of de-cluttering. what do you think when you hear that. >> i tall myself a self professed organizing freak, i'm so amazed and that they call me that. >> inspired to clean up physical and emotional space. >> it is appreciating what you have had in your life, but not holding on. >> condos approach to downsizing always follows a specific order. first clothes, then books, paperwork, then miscellaneous items, such as toiletries and kitchen items before moving onto sentimental objects, including photographs. >> the philosophy is only to keep things that spark joy. the idea may be acinal one, but many people have a hard time letting go. >> so, i saw your room. >> yes? >> you needed this book. >> i desperately need this book yes. >> the goal of my message is not too discard everything that's around you, but instead, to really figure out what makes you happy. >> and she urges people to quietly thank the things they throw away. >> it is something that's not just about organizing, it is really about what you want in life, what your priorities are, and having a joyful life. >> her followers believe once their homes are in order, their lives will be, too. jamie uke as, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and, marie has thousands of views on youtube, starring in a de-cluttering tv show, will launch an app to help people clean up later this spring. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", traffic reporter meisha johnson, made some new furry friends. >> look at this little darlin'. >> look at her big ears, little one. >> education, animal ambassadors, right in our area, meisha tells you where to go to see them in this week's dream drive. and it is chilly out now. in a few days, it will be feeling like may. justin lets us know how long the warm temperatures stick around. in this week's dream drive, meisha gets behind the wheel and finds easter candy, and easter animals. >> we're starting in media, ending in wilmington, for an easter theme drive. >> there is never a bad time for candy, so, right now, we are stopping at a family-owned candy shop on east baltimore pike. that's supposed to be really good. has been here for three generations, randy took me behind the scenes. >> we make about 2,000 of them for easter. >> let's go through there. >> oh,. >> the whole thing. >> this is a big waterfall. >> and they're drenched in chocolate. >> of covers, there are chocolate bunnies for easter, which inspired us to see if we could fine the real thing. >> at the brandywine zoo in wilmington, visitors can say hi to eagles, ducks, otters, and goats. >> i'm certainly in goat heaven, plenty of animal friends to meet. we'll begin side, meet some of them. >> yep. i have a weak spot for reptiles. >> first. >> like overload. how cute. >> so this is a blood python, his name is bore a. >> this isn't really happening. like i feel like this is not really, so awesome, and it is heavy. >> he is about 16 pounds that we're holding. >> just wait until you see what i'm looking at. >> our north american porkupine. getting onto ten months now. has quills, but she can't shoot them out like some of our cartoons may have seen. >> you don't realize how beautiful their faces are. i just fell in love completely. i literally just felt my heart start to fall in love. >> he is great horned owl. >> those eyes, they don't even look real. >> yes, so our eyes are the size after owl's eyeballs, our eyes would be the size of softballs in our skull. >> isn't that crazy? >> our she is about to be four later this year, she is without a doubt act like a four year old. >> look, right now getting witness to this. >> she is looking for any type of bug right now. >> we will take her out and maybe get to feed her? >> yes, we are. >> so we have meal worm, like crunchy caterpillar. >> do you feel that tongue? >> oh, ya. >> mold the star of the season. look at this little darlin'. >> this is sunni our giant rabbit. >> eating their furs over in europe. a loft work, looking for rabbit or bunny as a pet, just make sure you do your research. >> meisha johnson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and, one dog apparently has learned a new trick. how to drive a semi truck. customers at minnesota gas station saw a goal end labrador retriever, at the wheel of the big rig just before it crashed. the truck hit tree in a park car, luckily, though, no one was hurt. the driver had left the unoccupied truck running, in nearby parking lot, not clear, though, how it wound up in gear. glad everybody's okay. well, it will be warm the next couple of days, a good day to walk the dog. >> exactly. see a lot of people outside specially for the middle of the week. i think a lot of people may be talking off work, too, temperatures, running possibly into the 70s, over the next few days. still, cold this morning, waking up 30's, even some 20's, some of the coldest spots. let's check in with weather watch ers, we go north and west of philadelphia, up in gilbertsville, eileen murray collection in at 32 degrees, still, under cloudy skies, right now. lou has 32 degrees, generally partly to mostly cloudy skies, into south jersey irks tyne year south jersey still cold spot normally, buena vista township, drops down, much colder than a lot of locations where it is 26 degrees at margo simon's house, still with the cloudy conditions, and at the shore, fries action ocean city. sends message this time next week, it is daylight saving time. yes, it is. sunset next sunday night, will be after 7:00. live look main street bethlehem, all quiet. little breeze, cool and somewhat comfortable start to our sunday morning. morning snow shower possible, over some locations for the next hour or two, then it breaks up, then we focus on this upcoming week late winter warm up. temperatures possibly bringing new records we make run at first 70 degrees day of the year. not long since we had 70 degrees, you have to go back to christmas eve where we had the low 70s, so only two and a half months. >> maybe part of the lehigh valley, flurries across central delaware, overcast skies over most location action, clouds thin out later this afternoon. average high of 49 for this time of year. yesterday much colder low 40's, today mid upper 40's at best, tomorrow, that's when you really start feeling the difference, well into the 50's, tuesday, even warmer, six off's, close to 70, and then wednesday probably warm he is day out of the next seven days. pattern what we are keeping with. and it has been active over the past few days, jet stream level, up around 20,000 feet. sense of the flow of the atmosphere, like this, takes little dive over the east coast. this is the last disturbance rolling through this morning. producing clouds and flurries, that's out of here, then you see the flow, now starting to arc here. if you get that which we, will then it sits here for several days, that's warm pattern. we have big ridge of high pressure over us, so that allows us to warm up above average. see sunshine even though it is early march. >> break up this afternoon, few clouds tomorrow morning, that's just sign of the warmer air, in the upper atmosphere, then we see decent amount of sunshine monday afternoon into tuesday, and wednesday, and temperatures just sky rocket 40 ace today, still cool. tonight chilly around freezing in a lot of spot. tomorrow though noticeably warmer, 50's, close to 60s, especially away from the water. get to berks county, lehigh valley even around philadelphia, potential to get close to 06 for monday afternoon. then, approaching record territory, wednesday. forecast hi, 73, setback in the year 2,000. this pattern will hold really for the next couple of weeks, so through the middle of the month of march, the jet stream for the most part stays to the north. we get the nice flow out of the south-southwest. so that allows temperatures to stay above average. morning snow shower, clearing skies this afternoon, 48 degrees for the high temperature, still chilly tonight partly cloudy low of around 34. extended forecast, uphill climb, with the temperatures, four's today, up ear's on monday, close to 70 tuesday, low 70s wednesday, we cool it down little bit for thursday, with some showers, friday the coolest day out of the next seven with highs in the 50's, now, do you love watching the weather you can be featured in the newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now cbsphilly.com/watchers, back to you. >> thanks, justin. time now 7:48. time to check on the roads and highways. let's go to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. looking at the ben franklin parkway in the art museum circle, now, both are open for business today. there are no event here scheduled but that we know of, no far from here it is at the pen ten convention center the philadelphia flower show. so expect lot of delays, westbound, at 12th street. a lot of pedestrian traffic. watch out for pedestrians, there as well. and if you are visiting the flower show today, your best bet, to take public transportation. septa basically on or close to schedule except for airport line. shuttle bussing between jenkintown, melrose park due to construction. but everything else, as is, moving along fine, same could be set for patco or new jersey transit. whatever you're taking in to see the flower show today. we will move the traffic cam, this is actually 422, at saint gabe's curve, there you go. no delays or problems on 422 this morning, and it is in fine shape. as you can see, volume just starting to pick up. but again, everything is running smoothly. onto i95, at the airport, if you are headed there or dropping someone off today, no delays at the airport, i95, looks good, as well. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch evans, now, rahel, back to you. >> thank you for that, ann. >> and still to come this morning, on "eyewitness news". villanova with their final regular season game before the biggies tournament. all of the highlight are up next in sport. but first, here is a look at what's on cbs-3 tonight. my kids say go for it, mom.ob? yikes. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. "yeah, mom's gonna go for it!" except ... i don't have a clue where to start. hey we hear you. that's why aarp created life reimagined. it's designed to help you find your true passion - with personal advice from experts, coaches and people like you who are going for it. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities >> flyers back on the ice, by the oilers, but scoring was in the a problem. well, if you love pizak you might want to go to more flyers games. seriously, the biggest slice of pizza you've ever seen? it is to me. from center ice, and it goes in, first goal of the season, first of the flyers. he had two goals, two assists. second period, the flyers offense, rolling, in this one, gagne taking this one in, rips it right into the net, that makes it three-nothing. 102nd later the captain, claude giroux, skating on in, two goals, 102nd for the flyers. they go onto win six-nothing, after the game the talk all about the much needed two-point they gained on the pen wins. >> we're all aware of what the situation is, at the ends of the day we should take care of our own job, not those teams ahead of russ doing. gain a little ground here, but you put it behind you, get ready for the next tournament season. >> we got to keep pushing forward, big win for us, keep it. >> final regular season, before the biggies tournament, taking on georgetown, down at the center. first half for the while cat, big, ryan, with the drive, and great reverse lay up, ryan had 16-point on the day fell behind quickly in this one, november a with solid defense, de ac know again with the steel. he is able to find the slam. that will would put nova up by 21, time, whining down, in the first half of the game. chris jenkins, dropping the p at the buzzer, nova dominates winning this 184-71. duquesne visiting hawk hill. taking on st. joe's, the final tuneup for the hawks before the a10 tournament. micah mason, joining me, bucket to the corner, 'd game high 28 points, duquesne with the upset on this one, 78, 70 the final. >> hofstra, caa tonment. drexel winning the whole thing would be their only way to the big dance. nice effort down low, rodney williams 20-point, 11 rebound, but unfortunately hofstra too much for the dragons, they lose 80 to 67. finish the season six and 25. spring training continues down in florida opening day for the phillies, less than month away rough first inning for aaron noll, a first batter of the game, troy, the leadoff homerun for the blue jays, will give them one-nothing lead. they batters later, michael saunders, this is a three-run homerun to right. rough first, he did settle down to retire the order in the second, two innings, four runs, and walk for noll a phillies lose, nine-six. >> and back-to-back, high school hoops in louisville, trinity versus ballard. jake ramsey throws up the hail marry three, goes in, unbelievable, that sends the game into over time. but unfortunately, trinity went onto win this game by five. still great shot. that's all for sport, i'm leslie van arsdale. have a great day. >> local celebrities dancing for good cause this weekend. ten couples competed in the dancing for our future stars competition. to raise money foreign dependence mission schools. they showed off best moves at the crystal tea room. "kyw news radio" reporter kristin, was among those wowing the judges, see her dance moves. she danced with mark anthony, who is her studio director of freestyle dance academy. independence mission schools is a non-profit system of 15 elementary catholic schools in philadelphia. grab a glass of milk, it is time to celebrate national oreo cookie day. nabisco introduced its most popular cook any 1912 and while it has gone through few changes over the years still the same sandwich cookie that some choose to eat the middle first or add more of the filling. now includes series of flavors, well, that still remains a mystery. and that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have for you at 8:00. super saturday contest, and many of the candidates are claiming wins this morning. we'll have a breakdown of the result. plus this. >> i kind of like flashes before your eyeballs. am i going to make this out alive? >> close call for teenager and her father. how they escaped with barely a scratch when their planes had to make an emergency landing. >> and chilly out there now, but justin back to tell us when summer like warmth will set until our region, back in a moment. 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