and this video is just released overnight. watch as the plane falls out of the sky crack being into a house. >> president trump goes prime tonight for fish nationally televised address before joint king of session. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. out the door with a check on the forecast with katie and those roads with meisha. >> good morning, everyone, the roads are actually looking really good. starting to heat up little bit. dealing with a lot of construction, just had accident pop up little bit. maybe little foreshadow every things to come. >> actually dealing with a little bit of wet weather. very, very location dependent here. so you go on out to storm scan, take a look, it is pretty obvious right guys, across portions of atlantic county, southeastern burlington even getting in on the action at this point. but his is as the moisture continues to build in our atmosphere, finding some showers popping up. for the most part, most every us are really just dealing with clouds, but, go down toward the garden state parkway for example, you may be running into some slow

travel out there because of quick rounds of showers moving through. so very again much location dependent here. but it is worth a mention. we take a look at the temperature readings, very mild start. you're in the low 50's both at the a.c. airport and wildwood, 48 millville. forty-five here in the city. and with pretty light wind all-in-all too, you're in the low 50's, basically up and down the entire jersey shore. as you take a look at the winds directions, they're really coming in on shore. so a cool breeze for sure. light breeze thankfully. ocean water temperature, getting up there, up to 44 at this point. taking a look around the region cents as a whole at the shore talking 60 degrees or so for daytime high. already off to good start here. and there are already some showers to dodge, but specially into tonight, there will be fresh rounds, similar scenario though for the city as well. it is warm here, too, up to 64 ? >> all right, katie, look at this sky behind me. doesn't it make you happy? look at that. it is stunning. this is in chesterbrook, 202, route 252, you guys just headed out the doorway enjoy

that beautiful sky. that is gorgeous wake up to this tuesday, 95 south at cottman, what you are looking at, push in the southbound direction toward center city. i would say, starting to heat up now on interstate 95 push in the southbound direction, we can expect that though, as we crack into the 6:00 hour on tuesday morning, you bet it will get busy on 95. specially moving south. then we have an accident here, this is our first one of the morning. so, overall we've been doing okay, but heads upon this, for those every in you this neck of the woods in jersey 259 southbound route 130, that right lane is block there, that will start to pose some problems pushing toward i would say around 30:00, route 15 trolley shuttle bussing because of emergency track work, also talking norristown high-speed line also track work, talking more about that coming up in the next ten to 15 minutes, jim, over to you. >> local nurse will go before judge this morning after authorities say he videotaped patients while they changed in a bucks county doctors office. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in yardley outside of the nurse's former

workplace, trang, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. authorities say they know of at least eight victims, they believe there could likely be even more than that. meanwhile, this nurse is in jail, thanks to one very observe and the patient. >> lower makefield township police say a 17 year old patient at penn medicine dermatology discovered she was being secretly recorded during a treatment session earlier this month. >> very disturbing. you have a trust with people in the medical profession, and any time something like this happens, can't help but feel violated. >> the girl told police on february 13th, she was undressed, inside treatment room, when she noticed an iphone on the floor recording her. investigators say, that phone belonged to 45 year old james close. the technician assigned to the teen's treatment session. bucks county district attorney said the girl wasn't close's only victim. >> we want to make sure we take care of the victims we have. make they will feel safe. try to get this to

re-establish some kind of trust, at least in the criminal justice system. >> search of phone uncovered 18 videos, four of the teens it, the rest of seven other adult female patients of the practice. >> at least eight victims that we know of. we would like to make a plea to the public that if anybody was seen by this dermatology practice, and they feel like they may have been a victim, they should come forward to the lower makefield township police department. >> and we did reach out to pen medicine, a spokeswoman gave us the following statement: we appalled by the action of this former employee and we are cooperating fully with this investigation. in the meantime, close is being held at the bucks county jail, on $100,000 bail. he is expected to appear in court via video conference at 9:00 a.m. this morning. but for now, liver in yardley, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> in other news, president trump is said to outline his domestic and economic agenda

during first address to joint session every congress. >> prime time speech the white house says the president will layout his while the budget. don champion live in washington with more for the what the president is expected to say, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. certainly the president will have an opportunity tonight to move past some of the distractions that have plagued his administration so far. but on issues like immigration, taxes, healthcare, many here on capitol hill and beyond will be listening closely for one thing from the president specific. >> all i can do is speak from the heart. >> a new interview with fox news channel, fox and friends this morning, president trump previwed his address to congress and promised full plan to keep the country safe. >> i'll be talking about the military. i'll be talking about the boarder. >> part of the plan includes $54 billion surge in defense spending, before the nation's governors monday, the president unveiled blueprint for the massive increase. >> we must ensure that our

courageous servicemen and women have the tools they need to deter war and when called upon to fight in our name only do one thing: win. >> to avoid adding to the deficit the president will propose cuts to domestic programs in foreign aid, in a letter to congressional leaders more than 120 retired gerbles and admirals warn the programs are quote critical to preventing conflict? when you see these reductions, you will be able to tie back to a speech, something the president had said previously. we are taking his words and turning them into policies and dollars. >> during his speech here at the capitol tonight, the president will also outline plans to repeal and replace obamacare. and challenge congress to takings by mid-may. >> nobody new that healthcare could be so complicated. >> lawmakers on both sides are already reacting. >> we're looking forward to a positive upbeat presentation.

>> popular -- >> former ken tuck at this governor, strong supporter of obamacare, will deliver the democrat's rebuttal. >> and this morning, we do know who some of the special invited guests will be for the speech. the list includes the widow of the late supreme court justice scalia, and the widows of two police officers who were killed in the line every duty by an undocumented immigrant, jim, rahel, we do know from aids that the president was still working on parts of the speech last night. >> all right, very interesting, don, thank you. well, you can watch the president's first address to congress, and the democratic response, live coverage begins tonight at 9:00 right here on cbs-3, and also streaming it on cbsphilly.com. this morning, we are getting more information on a developing story, three people are dead after a small plane crashes into a residential neighborhood in southern california. this video shows the moment the plane goes down, slamming into two homes in a town of riverside. the victims we learn were coming home from cheerleading competition at disney lands, one survivor in critical

condition, teenager miraculously survives and suffered only minor injuries after she was thrown from the plane. now, no one on the ground was hurt, neighbors, how much, say they could not believe their eyes. >> i mean, i live right there, just i mean my family, got kids. >> living around the airport, community. >> the plane's pro pest err was recovered from the roof of another home nearby. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. well, after a local jewish cemetery is vandalized, one organization responding with community wide rally. hundreds of jewish headstones and grave sites were damaged over the weekends in mount carmel cemetery in wissinoming. the jewish federation every greater philadelphia is answering back, with a stand against hate event at independence mall this thursday at noon. people from all backgrounds are coming together to support the jewish community, in the wake of this vandalism. >> any targeting every any phase, all phases, we can't just sit back and say oh,

they're jewish people, muslims are okay, because if they comfort jews they'll come for us soon enough. >> john dougherty, business manager of electrical workers union has offered to clean up the cemetery and repair the damaged gravestones. he said the union would also install new lighting and security cameras a no charge. >> meanwhile the fbi and justice department are investigating threats to the jewish community centers across the country. authorities have reported bomb threats to jcc's in 16 states. police say five jewish community centers pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, were forced to evacuate yesterday. today they received bomb threats. >> bill cosby sexual assault trial will not be moved to different location but judge said jurors from outside every every montgomery county will be broad in instead. outside the courtroom and spotted cosby yesterday. jury will be sequestered for the trial now set for june. cosby accused of sexually as at g temple university employee andrea constand at his cheltenham home in 2004. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, three men

just talking outside after restaurant when an explosion sends them running. find out what sent the sparks flying. plus this: >> as soon as i heard the loud bang, i turned around, i was just running. i dropped my bags. >> high school student jumped into action, when a van rolls over, trapping the driver, why no one was surprised by his heroic action. >> would you think keeping a zero balloon your credit card is a good thing, but could hurt your credit score. i'll explain coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> apparently never leaving burbon street. partying all night. it is fat tuesday. you're looking live at burbon street in new orleans. last day of the mardi gras celebration. we will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> welcome back, golden gate bridge looking little rusty these days, but the problem goes much deeper than paint. >> san francisco bay most famous landmark, now, the tower sheltered, and parts of the south tower of the bridge have been looking little worn down. engineers say fog to blame for its flakey appearance. and then it is actually eating right through the steel. >> as you know, we've that high exposure to elements, especially, very salty, keep in mind that the bridge is 80 years old. >> now, despite wear and tear,

the structure underneath the plates are fine. new cover plates will replace the rusty once, but will look exactly the same. >> i didn't think about salt and the fog. well, take a look at this. the space needle official twitter page posted this video yesterday when a flash of lightning hit the famous tourist spot. no word on whether the lightning strike caused any damage. >> i wouldn't juan to be in there when that happens. >> no kidding. back here at home, katie? >> milder wetter. >> yes, yes, i mean, you got to keep in mind too really, they always say lightning never strikes twice, but if you have an object like a space needle or empire state building or statue of liberty, those things get struck by lightning all the time because they're just all just fixtures sitting out there in the open. so yes, it is interesting that lightning can absolutely trying twice or three, or many, many more times than that. meantime though let's look at storm scan. storm system expected to bring us some lightning strikes come tomorrow, specially, getting its act together rightful, very heavy rain falling across

portions of lower michigan, indianna, will move in thomas a squawl line. take you into tonight. 8:00 p.m. start time future weather. see another round every showers moving in here. primarily though looks like it will be the southeastern half of the region that gets hit by that across the rest of pa may not see much until tomorrow morning. when the combination at least of the colds front ushers in heavy rain looks like at least for the first part of the day. then we catch a break. not until even as early as 3:00 that he we start to see the squawl line at least approaching. notice, if you have clouds break apart, if we get enough sunshine, if this timing is on, we will have ample heating of the day to work, with and nasty squawl line developing. see how it starts to flow out? that's winds driven thunderstorms right there. gusty winds, heavy downpours, frequent ground to cloud lightning, biggest concerns right now i can't completely rule out tornado but right now i think the threat looks awfully low. but keep it here. keep it tuned just in case as we see things change in the past. meanwhile very warm tomorrow. then it turns a lot cooler by thursday, meisha?

>> katie, thank you for all of. that will and good morning, everyone, so, looking at in terms of the roadways? well, the schuylkill headed moving in the eastbound direction, this is at girard, starting to heat up now, push in the eastbound direction particularly. westbound direction, on the schuylkill, more around the boulevard, and into the sit avenue, but the even side of girard what you are looking at, there i would say, over the next 15, 20 minutes, you might want to give yourselves little extra time if you put -- move out on to the schuylkill also, 42 freeway northbound creek road, approaching 295, what you are working with there, same story here one of the areas that has been building all morning long, now it is time to start thinking about maybe giving yourselves a little bit extra time on 42, as well. then we do have this accident in jersey 259 south route 130, two right lanes, now blocked here for little bit. it was only one lane, now it is two lanes. and also, patco running modified eastbound schedule, between 1008 and 108. over to you. >> thank you. well, high school athlete in sacramento california jumps into action just after

witnessing a crash helping save the driver. part of the rescue caught on camera as stanley and several others help the man. stanley says it was adrenyline rush, once all over he realized he may have saved a life. >> as soon as i got out of the car, and i was safe, i just went to him, i just bought my head to just god just watch over this man. be thankful this man is alive. sacramento police believe medical condition led to the crash. >> also, caught on camera, e cigarette battery explodes in a man's pocket, terrence johnson leaving a restaurant in calgary canada when he believes loose change came into contact with the spare battery. the explosion burned a hole in johnson's jeans, he suffered third agree burns on his thigh, urging other users to read the fine print on the company website warning people not to but the the -- put the battery in your pocket. >> people trying to safer money may stop using their credit cards to keep debt, but

it may actually damage your yesterday the score. >> jen murphy mother of two is expecting her third child in april. she spent months paying off the balloon her wells fargo advice a credit card. >> our intentions were to save it, and keep it like an emergency card. and also to help with some of the costs for when the baby comes. >> then got this letter from wells fargo. >> they had closed out my account for inactivity on my account. because i kept it at zero ball. i didn't use it. >> six months of card inactivity was the leading factor in their decision to cancel her card along with balances on murphy's other loans. banks cancelling inch active cards is come on, and experienced rod griffin said losing the spending power can hurt your credit score. >> when you close an account, you lose the available credit for that account. so you have less available credit in total. >> disappointing. >> murphy's yesterday the score did see small drop after she received the letter. >> when to went down to 728.

>> griffin said inactive accounts cost banks money to maintain, so if you want to use a card, make. >> make a small purchase, 20, $30, turn it around and pay in full. >> one purchase a year should be enough to keep an account open and customers are generally given advanced warning of a cancellation. but, in cases like murphy's, where additional reasons for the closure were also given, it could come without notice. >> this was like our safety net card. and now we don't have it. >> later this morning i will be posting more information on credit cards and how they affect your credit score on my facebook and twitter feed. well, also, tonight, at 11:00 our top three tuesday. find out if you have been missing out on hidden perks. how often have you not paid attention to the fine print? could be available for free is ciarrocchi advises, entertainment and more. where to find s hidden perks tonight at 11:00. >> got my attention. >> good, i'm glad.

up next youtube hits major milestone. >> remember the the video went viral, turns out there is a medical reason to videos like hers become so popular. yes, we'll explain coming up a little later in the health watch. stay with us. welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. today we are talking about how smoking dramatically increases your chances of developing diabetes. and we're joined by dr. ann albright director of the cdc's division of diabetes translation. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> what's the link here? how does smoking affect people with diabetes? >> smokers are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. if you have diabetes and you are a smoker you are much more likely to have difficulty controlling your diabetes and you are more likely to develop

serious complications. >> i can't help but think of my brother. he was a heavy smoker as a young person, developed type 2 diabetes in his late 20s, had all the complications, vision, operations on his hands, gangrene on his feet but he didn't stop smoking. he tried a few times. this is so difficult for people. >> it's good to know that half of the adults in the u.s. have stopped smoking. it is difficult, so that means you need supports around you, family and friends to help. there are various products people can use. very importantly there is a quit line. 1-800-quitnow. it's likely that you are going to have to try multiple times to stop smoking will ever that's an important point. people try and don't make it and then they feel defeated. most people do try multiple times before they ever stop. >> that's absolutely right. >> for those people out there smoking that are watching right

now and you know smoking is not good for you, what do you have to say to them? >> certainly, don't give up. keep trying. it's worth it. if you are not a smoker, don't start. >> when we are talking about losing a leg or losing your sight, this is very serious. thank you so much. if you are a smoker or if you have a loved one who is, give them the support. it's never been more important to quit. it can be difficult but you don't have to do it alone. you can log on to cdc.gov/diabetestv. thanks for watching. i'm joan lunden. >> sponsored by naccd with support from the centers

>> looking ahead, look leak pretty quiet one, that said, chilly granted specially first half, it will be at best around 40 degrees. but the sun will shine all weekend long, we do warm up by sunday. guys? >> for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> front page of the bucks county courier times, ruled three transgender student at suburban pittsburgh high school can use bathrooms that corresponds to their stated gender identities while their lawsuit challenging the school district policy continues. the three includes the sister of singer jacky, who performed at president trump's inauguration. from the press of the atlantic city judge today will

hearing argument on whether he should block new jersey, from imposing 100 layoffs and making unilateral changes to the atlantic city firefighters union contract. >> in the reading eagle, won't be providing deputy sheriffs and emergency service this is year but the reading 120 international bike race. county says organizers don't appear to have laid the necessary ground work to ensure successful race. the 122-mile professional event bridges hundreds every cyclists and biking entheusiasts to the area. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, youtube just reached big milestone. get this. people watch 1 billion hours of video on its site every day. >> that's with a b, that's ten times the increase since 2012. youtube says it would take 100,000 years for one person to watch a billion hours of video. and if you are wondering what's the most watched youtube video ever. >> ♪ >> gang nam style ♪ >> yes, the music video has

almost 2.8 billion views right now. >> ♪ >> i watch that every morning as i'm getting dressed. >> ♪ >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," more stories of survival after a plane falls from the sky, bursting into flames, in california, we'll have full report coming up next. >> plus, the man being blamed for the big mistake at the oscars has been identified. find out what he's doing right before he handed warren beaty the wrong envelope. meisha? >> and rahel, getting busy on the roadways now, accident on the schuylkill, one in jersey, disable vehicle, and track work being done, all of the updates coming up. first we will take a quick break. stay right where you

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>> a local nurse will go before a judge facing some disturbing allegations, he is accused every videotaping patients, while they were changing. >> authorities believe they're at least eight victims and say there could be even more. >> gahm, got up and ran. >> small plane crashes into homes in southern california and burst into flames. >> three of the five people on the plane were killed. >> i'll be talking about the military, i'll be talking about the boardser. >> president trump goes prime time tonight for joint session every congress. >> many here on capitol hill and beyond, will be listening closely, for one thing, from the president specific. >> i've never had a fashnaught before. but today is that day. >> here it is. first time. look at that. that's beautiful. >> uh-huh. that is fresh.

meisha is craze the right now, fat tuesday, she doesn't have 1 ounce of fat on her. oh, i want one of those. >> been rough morning around here. >> that's another one, skinny as a twig, and still enjoying a fashnaught right now. he'll join us in a few minutes. >> so you've never had a national? >> oh, i have. oh, i don't pass up those. >> excuse me, i've not. how about you, katie? >> my gosh, i'm pennsylvania dutch. all the time, man, yes, grew up with them. but there is a list looking ahead to nice mild very spring like day here, we are expecting partly sunny skies for the most part here today. we do have showers currently worth noting across specially southeastern pennsylvania, take a look, here across southern ocean county specially, southeast burlington, parts of atlantic, even into cumberland, might see couple of raindrops out that way. very all very scattered. i think you'll be okay to do so without. but today, is definitely milder day. regardless. you want to dress in layers for sure here as the day

progresses, hit mid 60s, 45 at the airport, upper 30's in lancaster up to allentown, 42 mount pocono. forty-one trenton. already at 50 in atlantic city. now as the day goes on again mid 60s the expectation in the city. warmer day even than yesterday. there will again though be some showers to dodge, that happens mainly once the sun goes down. that's also the case at the shore. might even see this afternoon so regardless you're in for kind of just active pattern in general. march is expected to get ushered in like a lion. as we are watching some very nasty thunderstorms eventually erupt across our region, so coming up a little later on, i'm track those, what the main impact will be, and when the window will be for those storms throughout. >> katie, thank you so much. that would be good to know, also something you need to know as you mover out of the doorways, serious accident here schuylkill westbound, past belmont, that's causing some significant slow downs. you can see, it is all the way pulled to the shoulder now.

plus blocking one lane, but i can tell you even though pulled off to the shoulder and not maybe blocking your driveable path, this is going to be an area that's really going to slow you down this morning, so i'll show you back up shot. actually by city avenue. take a look at this. looking far more like parking lot than you would imagine, the interstate, schuylkill, push little further westbound. it is just for as far as the eye can see just pile up of vehicles here. so again, where is the accident? accident schuylkill past belmont, this is your back up shot. avoid the area at all costs. if you cannot do so, factor in extra 45 minutes at least. right now until it get moved out of the way. accident pulled off to the shoulder not even in driveable lane, but still causing these backups. not to mention the fact also disable school bus, to two north, pulled off to the shoulder, not really going to slow you down, might have few vehicles tapping their breaks maybe gaper delay overall heads up. pulled off to the right shoulder again that's 202 north at route 29. and then we also have another

accident, jersey right now, 295 south at route 130, so the right lane block there. we have more to talk about coming up in the next ten minutes. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. well, developing story this morning, two women survive fiery plane crash in southern california that claims three other members of their family. correspondent tony tom waits has the amazing video and a mating -- amazing story of survival. >> footage shows the last second of the two flight, see the plane go down and then the explosion. cessna 310 fell from the sky about 2 miles from the airport where it took off. this video was shot in the horrifying aftermath of the crash. you can see, and here, shellshock neighbors running to the scene, a massive fireball swallowed the plane and two homes. at the top right of your screen, watch as neighbors lisk their own safety and to pull someone from the flaming wreckage.

>> all victims from this incident were from the aircraft. we have no residents that were involved. >> emergency crews could also be seen treating at least one victim as firefighters work to knock down the intense flames. the crash scene spread to at least two homes, even the plane's propeller was severed and fell onto a house. >> unbelievable. i mean, i live right there. just few houses away, i mean, my family, i got kids. >> this is what the cessna 310 look like, which was caring a group of five, a man, and four women. officials of the crash scene say they were in l.a. for a cheer competition at disney lands. >> firefighters say it may be some time before they're able to clear the scene here, still searching for evidence to piece together how this whole crash happened. they're also searching the area for any other potential victims, and anyone who may be unaccounted for. so far though they believe everyone here is safe. for cbs news, tom waits,

riverside, california. >> well, in financial news, the rot ira turns 20 years old this year, these accounts can be a great deal specially if you consider using them this tax season. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger joins us liver with more, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so first things first, what's a roth for maybe those who doesn't snow. >> first i lover the roth. it is like one of my favorite vehicles. it is an individual retirement plan, which allows participants to save for the future. but, unlike other plans, like a traditional ira or employee sponsored 401k, rothira are not touble, but, the money grows in the account, tax free, when you take a qualified distribution from the account in the future, no taxes at all. so awesome. >> this year you can crib $5,500 to a roth, 6500 if you are 50 years or older. >> jill, not everyone can crib

to a roth, correct? >> no, because there are some income limits. it is like they're so good that rich people can't use them. so the 2016 filing season, if you have taxable compensation, modified gross income is less than $194,000, if you file married jointly, or if you have less than 132,000, if you are single or head every household, you can use a roth. but here is something a lot of people don't realize. say you make a lot more money than that but would like to use a roth but you can't you can use a back door roth. make a none deductible contribution into a traditional ira, and then later, you can convert it to a roth. to learn more you can go to jill on money. com. check out my rothq and a. >> looking forward to it, thanks so much, jill. >> sure. >> people this morning still buzzing about the shocking toned this year's oscars. >> now we know who is being

blamed for the mishap. there he is. price waterhouse cooper's accounting firm says brian, seen right here on the right, handed the wrong envelope to warren beaty back stage. they've apologized for the mix-up. he was tweet ago picture of emma stone back stage right before the mix up, the post quickly deleted. >> i bet it was. then hollywood comes to mayfair philadelphia's own kevin hart. check out heart tweeting fans as he films for untouchable. viewer mir yam ortiz filmed these, thank you. certainly not every day you see hollywood production trucks lining the streets of northeast philly. welcome back home, kevin? and posted this later in the dayment check out his hart shape pizza he thanks his mayfair fans, thank you, they love him very much. untouchable will be released. >> up next, in the health watch, the common household items that could put some heart patients at risk. >> plus, president trump will deliver his address before

joint session of congress in prime time. we will talk to the cbs news senior political director about what we can expect in his speech. pat? >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm here at the bakery acting like i'm working. say hi everyone, here at hagel's bakery. everyone getting their fashnaughts today. because it is fat tuesday, that's what we do, right. >> donut day, fashnaughts. >> crazy here all morning. we will come back live, show you how it is done, then i'll eat more. that's kind of what i do. jelly donuts here, ya, jelly donuts, you know it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so how would you like to fly to the moon? finds out how much it will cost. >> rich? >> rich. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> call it mardi gras, national day, one thing for sure, day to indulge on some delicious food you. >> don't have to tell me twice including donuts at haague lee bakery in mayfair, for many an annual tradition, where we find pat gallen this morning, good morning, pat. >> isn't crazy where ever the food is you can pretty much find me? bod heard by that? i'll try to bring you guys back some donuts. i don't foe fill ' be able to. >> we'll see. we'll seat many people here are great. this is glenn, the whole family back here in the bakery, continually getting fashnaughts ready. glenn you've been working hard since whether? >> since last night around 6:00. my youngest son and i came over to the bakery to start working.

>> you have not stopped? >> working the whole time. >> you tired? >> yes. >> yes. >> but it is a fun day. >> my dad, here with me, my three sons are with me, my wife in the store, my mom is coming in to work today. fun day when your family together, it is sort every like christmas, or thanksgiving together. but it is work. great day. >> for those that may not have heard the story your father actually born right here? >> at the bake shop, that's right. well, his dad working on the same bench that we're working on right now. >> basically passing it generation to generation. you can tell the people that come here are doing the same thing as well? >> we take a lot of pride in what we do. my grandparents d my father continued that through his life, and he is still doing that now, can't help but rub off to me, you know, my wife, and my son, that same joy of what we do. you know? the custom that's come in trying to pleas them, they are

happy. so we get instant gratification from that. you know? that's the reason my dad is shear. you know, because of that, just that. making people happy. today celebrating a holiday, and it is fun, it is fun. >> how many of these will you make in a day? >> we will start the whole process over, about 28 times. so the process, probably, about five hours long, from beginning to end. >> right. >> you know? so but every -- about an hour each time we start over. so we have multiple different processes, going at the same time. starts off with a sponge, that's in one mixer, the dough is in the other mixer. you know, then it get broken down into the pizza you see in the racks here. then gets to the bench where you see my dad rolling them out, cutting them up, through the individual donuts, putting them on these screens. >> it is not an easy process? >> no, it is a lot of stems. each time there is a chance of

something going wrong. >> never here, never here. i don't want to hear it, glenn. >> that's where the joy and the pride of working and the gratification comes in. because each time, because there could be a mistake made, you get through, that and you see them all turn outright. it is a great feeling, really is. >> let's head out front. show you the gratification. kyle, philadelphia me. we walk through here. hello ladies. how are you? so there is a line, there has been a line all morning, this is least a come over here. you come here every year? >> every year. family tradition. >> really? >> yes, fashnaughts day, donut day, before you start lent on ash wednesday, got to love it. >> fabulous. >> fabulous. >> it doesn't mean you shouldn't come down their get yourself some fashnaughts, tasty. i haven't tried a powdered one. can i grab one? >> going to grab this one

right here. oh, ya. >> bye, guys, not bringing any back for you. >> love the fact, tradition making the donut, then buying the donuts, as well, family tradition. can't do better than that. thanks, pat. >> and now down south. here is a live picture, now there is live picture of new orleans on this morning, fat tuesday, the street for the most part has cleared out for cleaning crews, not for long. rebelers will recharge for tonight's night to party, tomorrow lent starts with ash wednesday. >> those are the people that kinds find their hotels. >> nothing like the smell of garbage on a tuesday morning. >> after several hurricanes, oops. >> you know what? jim has been telling us some very, very good stories. >> last year -- i was there years ago, seven hurricanes. like they taste like fruit punch. >> go down real easy and hurt a lot later. >> uh-huh. >> i don't remember. don't remember much.

>> best hurricane, and you get your glass. out to the eyewitness weather watcher sent in really great pictures this morning, of really just quiet out in the delaware valley morning, no rain so far in olney, john hagman, just giving us a shot in the neighborhood. looks like very calm, quiet this morning. very light wind as well. >> we will take you to kim of the temperature readings mime err by comparison of the because of the cloud cover build in through the overnight, temperatures hasn't dropped off easily down to the low 40's at worse in most spots. >> partly sunny now that the

sun is rising, 36 degrees, modest breeze, if any at all out in broads head ville pretty much everywhere else. do have warmfront lifting through partly where the clouds are coming from, but also see couple elf showers along the way, already have in southeast new jersey, but here is the combination at least of the next system that will come through as a squawl line with time here. tomorrow, and into the afternoon, especially, so we have ample time, to really heat up the atmosphere here at the surface, get good instability going. storm threats tomorrow in the p.m. hours, heavy downpours, strong winds are the main concern, lightning also, not to mention hail. low threat, low, threat, for tornado activity, but there is always that chance. certainly we saw that in luzerne county with the last storm that came in saturday. so, no guarantees there, we keep an eye on it, then behind the cold front, yes, we column down pretty easily hereby saturday. just barely hitting 40. meisha? >> katie, thank you. and looking outside right now, looking at the accident, the schuylkill west past belmont pulled all the way up to the right shoulder. blocking lit bit of the right

lane. and for sure getting a lot of slow downs. try to pass by that, not just because of congestion levels, gaper delays as well, and also sneaks up on you past the bend. so the backups now, still look at this. schuylkill west at the boulevard, you guys, it is just slammed right now. extending montgomery almost to girard he at this point. vine to city avenue on the schuylkill going to take but 20 minutes. will teak you almost an hour. so if you can avoid the area altogether, do so. if you have to make your way out there, regardless, this is what you will be sitting in. i would factor in yes at least a hour, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. president trump makes first address to joint session every congress tonight. >> he says he plans to focus on fulfilling his campaign promises to lower taxes and replace obamacare. cbs news senior editor political editor, joins us now from washington, good morning.

>> military spending at the expense of domestic programs. also pledging lower taxes, how easy or how tough will it be for the president to get this budget through congress? >> also on top of that, you will hear him tonight talk about spending bill. a lot of spending there, tax cuts, republicans are very worried about how he plans to pay for this. they hear from the president that he's going to cut the domestic spending, for fraud and abuse, but anybody knows who puts the budget together, that tends to not be enough for the kind of things he want to spend money on so republicans waiting to hear little bit more detail and want to hear some assurances that the president will be able to pay for what he's asking for. >> the president also expected to outline a plan to replace obamacare. what kind of plan can we expect to hear from tonight? >> i think we will hear again not too many specifics on this. he's a fan of repealing and replacing this, the question is what do you replace it

with? republicans have a lot of questions, house republicans, senate republicans, can't agree on what the replacement should be and how much this is all going to cost. so i don't think you'll hear those answers cents from president trump tonight. but i do think republicans are looking for little bit more direction on what or where they should go moving forward in terms of the solution on how to replace obamacare. >> all right, steve, a lot of people watching tonight from washington and abroad. thank you. >> cbs news coverage of president trump's address to congress followed by the democratic response starts at 9:00 tonight. right here on cbs 3, also, dreaming it live on cbsphilly.com. happening today, new jersey governor chris christie is ready to unveil his final budget before he leaves office. he is expected to address funding for schools, and pensions of the state's public workers. lawmakers have until july 1st to approve the spending plan for fiscal year 2018. christie's address before the state legislature at 2:00 this

afternoon. today on the cbs-3 health watch, have you a pacemaker, professionals have important message for you. cardiologists warning common household appliances and electronic tools could interfere with your pacemaker, research from germany recommends holding small appliances, about an arms lent from your body, and they say this will limit electromagnetic interference. scientists say they're under standing why videos like this gain world-wide popularity. researchers at upenn found that activity in certain regions of the brain may explain why some stories on the internet go viral, re setting the brain powers of zero eight people, doctors say they were able to predict which news articles ended up being the most. >> anyone up for trip to out of this world? >> space x new mission to the moon. space xceo says his company will fly two people around the moon, late next year. so he will not say who those people are, or how much they're paying for the trip. spacecraft will be fully automated without a pilot on board.

see the first trip to the moon since the 19 70s, space x by the way already planning to fly astronaut to the international space station, next year. >> well, i know who will sign up. >> you betty would. one of those things, i mean, there is no doubt about it, i would be nervous. but i would be the first one walking in that thing. hey, my days are limited. i'm going up to the moon. >> why not? >> ya. >> why, put your chips on the table and live life. >> finally getting it. what? >> i would be your pilot. >> ya, oh, that is even worse. >> that's not good. >> well, we will be right back with three to go. >> i'm going. i'll be nervo

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>> bucks county nurse goes before a judge. james close accused of using iphone to record 17 year old while undressed during a point. >> president drum a dreading joint session every congress, talking about the proposed budget, and replacing obamacare. >> celebration before the start of lent. >> and that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> and we're seeing at least little sunshine, try to get through the clouds, showing

you view on the live neighborhood network, yes, one little sliver for you, offer in the east, facing sky here outside middle township high school. call it partly sunny, some spots seeing few showers at the shore point, too, but generally later tonight we end up with few additional showers, tomrrow's high, 74, with more storms on the way. >> right. we still have that accident out there. the schuylkill west past belmont. and the backups pretty extensive going back to montgomery and girard. i can tell but an hour to get around the area. >> oh, boy, thanks, meisha. finally today, we could know in about 30 days if we're witness ago worlds record. >> but for today a lot every bulldogs, owners of mover than 950 english bulldogs met in mexico city yesterday. they want to break the guiness worlds of records for bulldogs in a single location, and experts will decide if they have a spot in the record books. >> keep our fingers crossed. >> cbs this morning is next. >> and remember to join us each weaning day morning here on cbs-3, starting at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> go bulldogs!

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