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>> 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. 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 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 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 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. 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?! egntne swcho tt.swcho os live from studio 46 this is cbs2 news at 6. right now a developing story on long island. a father and daughter saved in a small plane crash. plus, tragedy had in westchester county. the death of a nun. and will they strike? new jersey transit workers. i am cindy hsu. a labor feud on new jersey transit heats up with the clock ticking down on a possible strike. today hundreds of workers rallied for a new contract. cbs2's steve langford reports on their calls for change. >> contract now! >> reporter: after five years out a contract or raise, new jersey transit railroad workers appear to have had enough. >> march 13. this park across from the woodbridge train station saturday as their strike deadline looms. just eight days away. >> if we go on strike, it will be financial devastation to this area. >> reporter: without train service more than 100,000 new jerseyans will have to scramble to try to find another way to work every weekday. >> we will not be able to provide the level of service or the capacity that our rail service currently provides to our customers. >> five years is too long! paycheck. >> reporter: there is a highly charged political backdrop to the showdown with a governor who ended his bid for president and now campaigns for donald trump. >> it's amazing that he continues to refuse to do the work that ordinary new jerseyans expect him to do. >> reporter: they met with the friday. they are scheduled to negotiate again here in new jersey on monday. >> it will be horrible. how else are people going to commute? >> reporter: public sympathies towards a strike divided. >> if they feel this is necessary, unfortunately, maybe it is. >> new jersey transit should do the right thing. >> reporter: the strike train may be about to leave the station. in woodbridge, new jersey, steve langford, cbs2 news. >> we reached out to governor christie's office today but have not heard back. a developing story on long island. a small plane crash in hauppage. a pilot and his teenage daughter were on their way back from visiting the university of rhode island. the plane's engine cut out so they had to parachute to safety. the plane hit the ground in an industrial park. the daughter was not hurt. the father has some scratches on his forehead but is otherwise okay. new at six, sadness in westchester county after the death of a nun. the long-time schoolteacher died cbs2's brian coneybeare is live outside mckinney catholic high school. >> reporter: cindy, the students, faculty, and parents here at kennedy catholic are in mourning tonight. this is where sister barbara heil taught for nearly 50 years. people are now placing flowers here near the entrance of the school in her honor as word of the tragic crash spread today. sister barbara, as she was known to everyone, started the day at kennedy catholic in the 1960s teaching math and latin and taking an active role in school musicals and other activities. she was in a honda when it was a head-on crash. another nun, 83-year-old sister marie murphy, was seriously injured and everyone at the school is stunned by what happened. >> it's a tragedy that she is gone from this school. she's well loved, well liked. i understood she might be going back to the mother house. they were calling her back. she was going to retire. i know she would not have wanted to do that. she would still be here. so it's awful. >> reporter: a very sad day herein deed. state police say the driver of the other car involved in that accident, 48-year-old christina daggen of cortlandt manor, somehow crossed the center line on route 6 and hit the nun's vehicle head on. a prayer vigil was held in sister barbara's honor today at the campus and funeral services are set for this coming thursday. brian coneybeare, cbs2 news. >> thank you. in campaign 2016 news, super saturday is in full swing. five states are holding presidential contests. kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, and nebraska. the results will help answer two key questions. have attacks on donald trump become unstoppable. cbs2's craig boswell has more from washington. >> reporter: cbs news projects ted cruz has won the kansas republican caucuses. earlier today people booed donald trump as he walked out of a caucus site in wichita. the businessman canceled the trip to the conservative convention known as cpac. here. i love you all. give us a good result. i guarantee you, it will one of the greatest votes you will ever make. >> reporter: the reception at the same wichita caucus site was warmer for the texas senator. >> we have been able to win over and over again from the grassroots. this process doesn't need to be mean. it doesn't need to be nasty. it doesn't need to be filled with personal instults. >> reporter: cruz and trump are ahead in the delegate race with 165 more up for grabs today. democrats are voting in three states. louisiana, kansas and nebraska. bernie sanders and hillary on michigan, which holds its primary tuesday. >> hillary clinton supported as a nafta, supported almost all of these disastrous trade agreements. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight, bringing her closer to the democratic nomination. craig boswell, cbs2 news. we could see some snow overnight. elise finch has the forecast coming up next. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/e/experts elise finch with the forecast. >> oh, cindy, today was a nice day. a little on the chilly side. i spent a good portion of my day indoors. i was fortunate enough to emcee jackie robinson foundation keynote lunch and alumni induction ceremony. sheila johnson, billionaire business woman, that is jackie robinson's daughter. these are the hundreds of scholars who receive a four- year scholarships from jackie robinson foundation. a wonderful afternoon. thank you for letting me be a part of it. we are talking temperatures on the chilly side today. photos of our numbers upper 30s right now and a few low 30s in there. 40-degree mark. eva says 39 where she is. cove. he says it's 34 where he is but feels like 28. a live look outside, see what we're dealing with. the empire state building. 38 degrees. winds out of the east at 6 miles an hour miles an hour. take a look at your ammann ac. 41 degrees was the high temperature today. put us five degrees below where we should be. 46 is the normal. we did not get there today. we are going to see a warm-up. not so much tomorrow a big warm-up, but into the work week. your vortex satellite and radar showing the cloud cover. a few flurries as well. you can see more of that wet weather off to the west pushing out of ohio into pennsylvania. for us in addition to the clouds tonight we could see a few snowflakes out there. that's tonight. same for tomorrow as we start the day. but then we are expecting a sunny finish to the day. a nice finish to the weekend. and then things warm up pretty we got this nice southerly flow. for tonight cold and cloudy. a few flurries. don't are surprised. 20s in the suburbs. tomorrow we could see some early flakes. looking for a high temperature of 45 degrees. and then, cindy, take a look at this. from 45 on sunday to 56 on moon and we will be flirt being 70-degree temps by the middle of the week. all right. that does it for the cbs2 news at six. for the entire cbs2 news team, thanks for joining us. we are back tonight at 11. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? 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