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he's earned it. nine threes on foenl 14 attempts. gabe york has carried the wildcats and they survived cal -- i still think cal along with oregon are the two most viable ncaa tournament teams to go along with arizona but cal has potentially three first-round draft picks, could not close out the cats the other night because of gabe york's three late three-point shots, an 11-0 run to end the game, for cal a team very dangerous in tournament play because they have so many different options to score, defensively. >> spero: if the wildcats continue to shoot like this they'll be all anyone can handle in the postseason. three-pointer, everyone getting in on the act. for arizona. that's justin simon with the corner three. final 2:25 left. tough finish for stanford. they will end their regular season 15-14 and just 8-10 in conference play. dorian pickens has not been his usual self this afternoon. pickens, this afternoon, just two of 10 from the field. >> doug: really, really struggled to create his own shot against this stingy arizona defense. >> spero: hazzard, make it three threes. >> doug: what a day for jacob hazzard -- his uncle, rasheed, i had a chance to grow up playing with, an assistant with the knicks. >> spero: also spent time with the los angeles lakers. >> doug: of course. >> spero: their staff. the back of the rim, outside another look at an open three. malcolm allen. that sums up the afternoon for stanford. their offense has not been there for them. there comes walker setting the table for sharma. impressive finish and contact. it's on comanche. tonight on cbs begins with "ncis: los angeles" followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. arizona has hit 12 threes in the half. that's a record in a half in the history of this program and you are talking about some illustrious three-point shooters that have come through this place. >> doug: one of the great players to play in this place, my good friend miles simon, m.o.p. of the national championship -- arizona's only national championship -- but if you look, his number is not retired. in order to retire somebody's number at arizona you have to be a player of the year. >> spero: high standards. >> doug: yeah, except jason gardner's number is retired because he was the six foot and under player of the year. steve kerr, got an emotional award but sean elliott was the player of the year that year. i'm going to make the ply to do the right thing. >> spero: is that it? >> doug: damon stoudamire's number should be retired at arizona. steve kerr's should too -- donated $1 million, not why his number is hanging up in the rafters, they went to a final four in kansas city. damon stoudamire's number should hang up in the rafters, mighty mouse, and miles simon, the m.o.p. of arizona's only national championship. >> spero: so many great players, an endless list. >> doug: gilbert arenas, chase budinger, derrick williams, andre iguodala, gordon, there has been talent in the desert and if you spend time on campus you understand why kids want to come here, if you spend time at mckale center you understand why they want to come here. >> spero: no doubt sean miller has restored the luster to the program after a couple of down years, the way that the lute olson era ended, again, winningest program in the country since the beginning of 2013. as they ready themselves for what they hope will be another deep postseason run. >> doug: and you know for stanford -- stanford is an incredibly proud program in their own right. mike montgomery has won more pac-10 titles than anyone outside of john wooden and johnny dawkins because of injuries caught a cold stretch and they've struggled to regain a foothold in the pac-12. >> you mentioned the fact that rolsco allen could well come back depending on the situation he makes. where do you think the cardinal go from here? >> doug: they need all their personnel back next year. without their point guard. without their best rebounder. both out for the season. cardinal got to go to vegas and figure out how to stay above .500 so they can qualify for the n.i.t. >> spero: an emotional senior day in tucson ends with a lopsided victory for the wildcats. sean miller, johnny dawkins exchanging pleasantries at courtside as arizona will get a first-round bye in the pac-12 conference tournament. now for doug gottlieb, spero dedes saying so long from tucson. tonight on cbs is "ncis: los angeles" followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." this has been a prejudices r presentation of cbs sportsz. we send you to greg -- seeks sports. we send you to greg gumbel in new york after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi dad! hey guys, hows the pool? built for families. designed for drivers. introducing the new qx60 from infiniti. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. 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[ applause ] the what?! [ laughs ] >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> investigators make an arrest after gun shots strike a police car in philadelphia. why they wound up taking several people into custody before finally finding their man. but first remembering officer robert wilson who was gunned down on the job a year ago today. the touching tribute from his brother's on the force. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. at a ceremony today police and local officials released balloons marking the exact moment wilson lost his life. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live from the ooh 22nd police district with the latest. alex. >> reporter: natasha, family and friends are calling this more of a celebration of life but also a reflection on what 365 days can mean here in the city of philadelphia. >> march fifth around this time you a crying like a baby but still had to do the job. >> reporter: damien stevenson was with his partner officer robert wilson when he was shot inside of the game stop store on the 2100 block of lehigh avenue. so, today on the hours that officer wilson had succumbed to his injuries one year ago the community paid tribute to his life. >> sadness of him going into the store to buy a birthday present for his son, his birthday i think is tomorrow, his valor in moving the shooters away from the customers in the counter and basically giving his life for others. >> i think of broad smile and his personality to try to keep us going. otherwise we would probably melt away in our tears. >> reporter: what has changed in a year? not much in terms of violence according to the family. the mayor jim kenney who was on city council at the time of wilson's murder remains clear on what he thinks must change. >> i know people don't want to hear that but in an urban environment that we live in this is not a rural environment where it's about hunting and sports manship, it's about murder and mayhem. >> reporter: for officer stevenson he says he's enjoying his new role on the force working counter terrorism but remembers the lessons he learned in the two years he served beside his partner rob. >> i was one of those guys going everywhere a hundred miles an hourly he told me to slow down and watch what i'm doing. >> reporter: back to what's changed in a year. officer wilson's family suffered another tragedy just last month when another family member who actually grew up in south jersey was shot and killed in the line of duty in georgia. major greg barney was 25 year veteran of the riverdale police force. reporting live, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> alex thank you so much. well, a suspect meantime arrested after an unmarked police car was struck by gunfire in frankford is now facing charges. this incident happened on the 5300 block of head street last night. malik smith fired several shots that hit the car's bumper and pierced the radiator. the officer had two suspects from a narcotics arrest in the rear of the unmarked car. police initially arrested two men but the second man was cleared during the investigation. stay with us everyone. a i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. 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we were bright this morning. clouds rolled in midday and now you can see the clouds are back in place as nightfalls over center city philadelphia. it's pretty quiet out there. winds aren't that bad and here's a quick time lapse video from the palmyra cove nature park on our live neighborhood network. it started off with blue sky. turned a bit overcast through the afternoon hours but then it did lighten up a little bit around 3, 4 o'clock, we started to see everything clear out, the sun came back out but now clouds are back in. clouds moving in now as a result of the storm system heading our way and it's generally a clipper, a light system moving in from the north and west. a few break in the cloud cover here and there. here's that system we're watching. notice how little moisture it has with it. it has a lot of rain and snow in the mountains of west virginia v southern piece is stealing the moisture from the northern edge. on the northern edge you can see the snow starting to deteriorate and erode. we may pick up a few scattered snow showers overnight. that's really about it. temperature-wise it's 41 degrees in philadelphia, 39 in allentown, 30 in mount pocono and 39 in wilmington. still a chilly afternoon and then that little system comes through overnight into tomorrow morning again with the chance for a snow shower but what we want to watch is this big area of high pressure. it's going to start to drift eastward as we get into the start of next week and by monday we're talking about highs already back to around 60 degrees. then it gets even warmer after that. but what to expect overnight into sunday morning. scattered rain and snow showers mainly between midnight and 9:00 a.m. a light dusting is possible in a couple of spots although it's looking less and less likely to me right now. you may wake up to a couple flakes flying sunday morning but then the sun comes out. it's a warmer pattern next week. we get a surge of warm air from the south and west talking about temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average by the middle of next week. so here's a look at your overnight forecast, cloudy, chilly, a snow shower around 30 degrees your overnight low. tomorrow a few morning flakes sunny 49 degrees. notice something different for this time of the year than what have been seeing. the winds will be calm tomorrow so not a lot of wind so that's going to make that 49 not feel all that bad when the sun is shining. we jump right to 60 on monday. 69 degrees on tuesday. wednesday is the holy grail of the forecast, 72 degrees with sunshine. got watch thursday and friday, couple of showers, maybe a become door cold front could knock us down a little bit but let's go back to wednesday. >> i can't believe it. 72 already. >> if we could just keep there it. >> thank you kate. glad you're here today. >> lesley's got sports highlights. >> march madness almost here. final regular season game for the villanova wildcats before the big east tournament taking on georgetown. big first half for the wildcats. ryacheck out nova with solid developments arcidiacono with the steal looking around and finds josh hart for the slam. puts nova up by 21 points. cress jenkins drops the three at the buzzer. nova dominant. they win 84 to 71. duquesne visiting hawk hill. final tune up for the hawks before that a10 tournament. duquesne's micah mason with the basket from the corner. duquesne with the upset today 78-70 the final. and we have drexel taking on hofstra in the caa tournament and a rough year for drexel. they have to win the whole thing to get to the big dance. nice effort. down low by rodney williams. he had 20 points and 11 rebounds and hofstra was just too much for the dragons. they're going to lose 80 to 67 so they finish the season six and 25. spring training continues down in florida. opening day for the phillies less than a month away. rough first outing for aaron noelle l first batter of the game troy tulowitzki with the lead off home run for the blue jays. three batters later we have michael sanders. that's a three run home run top right. now he did have a rough first. he settled down to retire the side in order in the second. two innings four runs and a walk for noelle l phillies lose however nine to six. but almost opening day. less than a month away. >> that reminds me of spring. come on spring. thank you very much. and thank you guys for joining us for this shortened version of cbs3 "eyewitness news." we'll see you at 11 o'clock. take care. >> axelrod: campaign 2016. voters make their choices in five states with dozens of delegates up for grabs, will the races tighten? the class of 2017 puts the new s.a.t. to the test. essay optional. and those arcane vocabulary words erased. >> and jack montague knocks down-- >> axelrod: yale university's basketball team in turmoil in the middle of their best season in half a century, their captain is now off the team and out of school with no official explanation. and a once-in-a-decade superbloom as california's death valley teeming with life. >> it's amazing to me that anything lives here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. it