rolls through the midwest. that system is heading our way, in five minutes, meteorologist kate bilo will tell you when it gets here and how it could impact both your morning and afternoon commutes. first >> what we're witnessing today is the renewal of the pleasure spirit. our allies will find america is once again ready to lead. >> president trump stands before congress for the first time. he called for unity asking both parties to join forces. good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the president also addressed recent acts of vandalism at jewish cemeteries including one in philadelphia. >> reporter david spunt is live in the stat center with more on the president's speech and his message. david? >> reporter: tonight was an address to a joint session of congress. technically not a state of the union speech but the tone was similar to what you would hear in the state of the union speech. it was the first time he addressed congress and many say

the president struck an optimistic tone >> the president of the united states >> not even six weeks on the job and president donald trump had perhaps his most difficult task to date. addressing his political friends and knows before a national audience. >> i'm here to deliver a message of unity and strength >> the first few minutes. president mentioned the attacks in the jewish centers and cemeteries in philadelphia and across the country >> while we may be a nation divided on policies, we're a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly form. >> he waste nod time talking about the economy and rewriting the tax code to help businesses and the middle class. the president also noun he's moving forward with replacing obamacare as soon as possible, the division was clear as democrats did not stand for an

applause >> mandating every american to buy government approved health insurance was never the right solution for our country. but republicans and democrats stood for an emotional moment when the president recognized the widow of ryan owens who died last month in yemen. >> ryan's legacy is etched in eternity. thank you. >> reporter: the president wrapped up by talking national security. he's presenting a budget to congress that will increase department of defense spend being 54 billion dollars. but that influx comes at a cost. the state department and environmental protection agency are set to see massive cuts. the president ended the evening with this. >> i'm asking everyone watching tonight to seize this moment, believe in yourselves. believe in your future. and believe once more in

america. >> reporter: in another major move, the president announced he would create an offense called voice, victims of immigration crime engagement. it was obvious some members of congress were surprised when he mentioned that tonight was the speech in the first step now it's getting congress to approve what was said in the joint address to congress. reporting live david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." david, thank you. former kentucky governor delivered the democrat response to president trump's address to congress. he took aim at republican plans to repeal the affordable care act and it what would mean for millions of american >> in 2010 this country made a commitment that every american deserved healthcare they could afford and rely on. and we democrats are going to do everything in our power to keep president trump and the republican congress from reneging oh on that commitment. he called him reckless for the

consent criticism of the intelligence community and other, the late show is live with a full recap of the president's address coming up after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. the reward is now $50000 for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for damaging the jewish cemetery here in our area. dozens of volunteers spent the day cleaning up the work of vandals at mount caramel. volunteers came together as part of a two-day effort to help restore order in the cemetery. >> it's utterly disgusting that somebody -- this is not one person, this is a group of people that people could do this. this is really outrageous. >> i was close to crying when i came here. it was worse. it was an opportunity to help and support the jewish community. >> volunteers are scheduled to continue the clean-up effort at the cemetery tomorrow. a rush hour rally was held in cherry hill. we told you yesterday about the

bomb threats called into the jewish community center and others like it all across the country. organizers say the rally shows the community stands united against hate and anti-semitism, the justice department and fbi launched investigations into the threats. looks like march will be getting off to a stormimy start. center city where the umbrellas were out in full force now meteorologist kate bilo is tracking a one, two, punch that could bring severe weather tomorrow >> there could be be three punches. we got one line that will come through tomorrow and a second line which will be even stronger. you can see stormscan 3 showing really the entire eastern half of the country dealing with some form of this system, wesy got a batch of rain moving through right now. dangerous tornadoicna stormsrm across portions of indiana and a squall like developing some of the same spots hard hit by

strong to severe storms earlier. mainly down the shore, light to moderate rainfall in the city portions of delaware. you can more still to come as we go through the remainder. you can see pockets of heavier rain over can cumberland county. a mild night it will stay that way. temperatures in the 50's. and tomorrow skyrocketing to the 70's. again, steady showers through about 1:00 a.m. a little break and tomorrow morning, between 8:00 and 10:00 remnant storms from the overnight squall line will move through. that's not the last. round two will pass a greater punch and the big changes that follow this front. jessica. a man is facing charges for he allegedly recording video inside a locker room at perkiomen high school. they say he walked into the school's locker room during a swim meet. 53-year-old is accused of recording female swimmers.

lions is awaiting a preliminary hearing. a philadelphia man is in police customer accused of killing his own aunt in port richmond. this is the suspect. andrew cruttenden. the 26-year-old was wanted for the shooting death of his aunt virginia cruttenden. they found the victim shot inside her home in the 3200 block of mercy street friday. charges pending chris christie delivered his final budget address to lawmakers in trenton today. the 35.5 billion dollars spending plan includes $523 million more towards school funding. let's take 100 days to pass one that's fair for new jersey students and new jersey families in 2017. and if we don't do it in 100 days, shame on us. >> democratic leaders say a lot of grounds will have to be covered to reach a compromise on school funding. a protest at pat toomey's

philadelphia office ends with nine people arrested. they arrested the protesters on disorderly conduct charges after they staged a sit in and refused to leave. the protesters were demanding the senator hold an in person town hall meeting. senator toomey's office told "eyewitness news" staff met with protesters last thursday and were unavailable today because of an office move scheduled for tomorrow. tonight a new pedestrian bridge coming to villanova's campus is causing controversy the plans call for crosses to be part of the design. the bridge over lancaster interview will be brought on villanova property but it will be paid for with both university and state money. critics who oppose the bridge say the crosses will be facing the driving public and this violates the separation of church and state >> the driving public that's going to be getting this message. so they face the pedestrians. >> it's university property, so i think they should be able to

do what they want >> i don't see going to war about it >> the board of commissioner said it cannot stop the crosses from being added. the bridge is on the catholic school property. construction is scheduled to be finished early next year. . philadelphia getting ready to host another big event. this time the national football league draft. organizers of the plans for the event that will take place in late april. the picks will be announced in a special stage built on the art museum steps. there will be a festival all the way to the art museum. it gets started april 27th and runs through the 29th. a discovery six decades in the making. >> lost wallet turned up after all these years and the items inside that were more unavailable than money at 11:00 have a credit card? you're probably eligible for perks and don't even know it. jim donovan highlights the fine print to show you how to cash in

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home in fairless hills found the wallet in a bathroom wall and tracked weber down. inside the wallet was his father's draft card, weekly pay stub of $151 and even a picture of a car known as a rocket 88, the car his dad bragged bound. >> i thought he was, you know, kidding about his cars, his rocket 88. i'm like what the heck is rocket 88. the one thing that hit me was the wedding picture. sorry. i hadn't seen it in 12 years. >> it's believed his father did tile work in the bathroom when the home was constructed and the wallet got sealed up behind the medicine cabinet by accident. the price per tooth going up. payouts from the tooth fairy hit an all time high. >> how much is she delivering to kids? nicole brewer joins us and that's serious dollars >> i think i got a $2 bill once's and i was thrilled

>> $2 bill? >> they have those. the tooth fairy may be worth losing after all. a survey shows it's up 13 and a half % since last year. it's not just good news for kids. when you're a kid the only thing better than a toothy smile >> these two and these two right there. >> is a tooth less grin and a trip from the tooth fairy. >> i think these pink >> a princess fairy. >> does she have wings, yeah >> and she's pretty generous. according to delta dental 13th annual tooth fairy survey, the perilly white pixie gave out 4.66 per tooth in 2016 an all-time high. >> $4 for one tooth? good gracious. >> do you think that's a lot of

money >> yes. >> cash payout for the first tooth was up 10% here in the northeast averaged about 6.31, went down to 5.08 for each subsequent tooth bringing it to $290.6 million in the u.s. >> that's a lot of money >> 48% of children hold on to their cash. >> i put it on my dresser. >> reporter: the survey says the other half has big plans >> i'm going to buy colored pencils, toys >> the tooth fairy came within a percentage points of s & p 500 and that has been the case 12 of the 13 past years proving the average payout per tooth can be a good indicator of the economy. >> how about that tooth fairy? >> my sister and i got anywhere from a nickel to a quarter and were thrilled >> i think it's fun to hear what kids plan to do with that >> yes. >> toys and colored pencils.

>> thank you. >> i'll tell you what we, he saves, money is more exciting than actually doing anything. the money. >> right. >> just to have it. that's right. >> just to have it. >> what's mother nature going to give us here soon? storm coming our way >> mother nature is not going to be our friend tomorrow, line of strong storms. it's going to feel fantastic, there's another downside, we get the warmth but the threat for storms. and that's exactly what we'll have tomorrow this feeling more like april or may kind of a day. a look outside shows well, we've got quiet conditions right now. it's drizzly in the city. steadier downpours earlier. it is picking up. rain tonight. you don't have to worry about severe weather out there. there are spots across portions of the midwest i'll show you that are under tornado watches through the overnight hours that

is dangerous when it comes overnight when people go to sleep and may not have the proper warning. a few light rain drops in center city, temperature, mild in the neighborhood network. international airport is 55. here's a look at the current rainfall. light to moderate picking up a bit over lancaster county. we're certainly not done with this until about 1:00 a.m. or so, two waves of it first is producing tornados moving through portions of illinois into missouri and kentucky. another squall line developing to the west. while tornado are not the biggest threat, strong gusty winds and tornados watches and warnings in effect across the midwest. it's through the next two hours

we have rain and pockets of steadier rain, quiet in the morning that first batch, left over remnants thunderstorms from the overnight squall line will come through about 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. don't get through this and think there's a storm. it's the second round going to be more problematic. the sun is out herein stability building this is 2:00 p.m. temperatures in the 70's. watch what happens. this is very similar to what we saw saturday. we get the line of strong storms, the being segment here, more of a squall line than super cells. i think a greater risk will be damaging stray line winds with this. hail and heavy downpours cannot rule out an isolated tornado by 6:00, this is off the coast and the front comes through later. we're in are a slight risk for severe weather across the region. biggest threats damaging straight line wind downpours and large hail. watch the difference once that front comes through. we surge to the mid 70's ahead of the front at 3:00 tomorrow. that line comes through. the actual front comes through

at night and we wake up thursday with a west wind and temperatures only in the 30's. then we're talking about possibly snow showers to start your friday morning as a weak clipper moves through, batch of snow and rain showers friday morning as you head to work. little bit of everything as we welcome in march, march is coming in line a lion for us. near ard rah tomorrow but the biggest threat, we do have the batch in the morning. your thursday windy and colder at 50. friday starts with snow showers and saturday cold as well. then we warm up next week. big swings on the way tomorrow night i'll have my march outlook for you. a lot of people are saying we got off easy in february we're going to get slammed in march looking at the data crunching the numbers and i will have that for you this time tomorrow. >> please no slams. >> that's philadelphian in all

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rough go for the flyers, bad meaning bad. lost four out of five. good news is the colorado avalanche made a trip to south philadelphia. steve mason gets it's call. and colorado by the way has the worse record in the nhl. wayne summons flyers lead it 2-0. orange and black, they shoot and simmons delivers or does he? >> we take a look at the replay

and the puck actually goes off and avalanche player. no he is denied. second period. jordan weal scores his first nhl goal, steve mason 33 saves his 32nd career shut-out. flyers win 4-0. >> pressure playing the game. >> two points to none, it's definitely a good stuff i think the biggest thing is not to get to high on one win >> the sixers are off tonight. looks like andrew who was cut after the noel trade appears to be heading to cleveland. title with labron, surprise. clearwater the oriole visiting the phils. tommy joseph wants to be the every day first base man that should help. to the eighth. a three-run blast to right

field. the fightins with four homers and win it 7-5. u.s. women team will play germany. carli lloyd will be on display as a world wide star an role model >> i want the younger generation to have a much smoother path than have things better for them. we have to keep continuing to push on. very fortunate that i can continue to kind of be an advocate and lead by example and be a role model. >> and congrats to st. joe's basketball coach morris. he's the winner of the pro basketball hall of fame award for lifetime achievement in coaching high school basketball in 49 years. he has nearly 1,000 total victories. a lot of w's.

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