that long. >> it's been a tough two weeks for us. >> reporter: tomorrow it will be two weeks since inmates at smyrna's vaughn correctional center killed lieutenant steven floyd and now governor karney is setting a panel to investigate how to prevent this from happening. 17 officers have quit or put in for retirement since the uprising. the state has done reviews in the past but no changes come from them. with a starting salary of 32 grand a year with a dangerous job they'll be in real trouble if they don't make changes soon. they're not sure if we can wait for the preliminary findings in june. >> my concern is they put together another panel and another investigation and another thick book and nothing becomes of it. that's every corrections

officers' nightmare. >> reporter: local church leaders calling for a federal review and the state is investigating the actual uprising to decide who will be charged with lieutenant steven floyd's murder. it will take a while but not good if you are trying to recruit new officers. live in wilmington, nbc 10 news. now to the verdict in an iconic missing child cold case dating back nearly 40 years. a jury found a burlington county man guilty in the kidnap and murder of 6-year-old etan patz. >> the man convicted in the case confessed to the crime before but his lawyers argued the admission was nothing more than the ramblings of a mentally ill man. the new york jury read the verdict convicting pedro her 23457b des in the case. he once worked at a convenience store in etan patz's soho

neighborhood. he went missing on his way to the bus stop. they found hernandez not guilty of intentional murder. jurors do not believe he meant to kill the boy. etan patz' father reacted to the verdict today. >> i am truly relieved and, i'll tell you, it's about time. it really is. it's about time. >> there has been no trace of the young boy since the day he disappeared. pedro hernandez now faces life in prison. etan patz became one of the first missing children to be shown on the back of a milk carton. we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. turning to our first alert weather now. there's lots to love on this valentine's day. take a live look up broad street. yesterday strong winds. they've died down. you see some sunny spots out

there as well. beautiful day on the beach. here's a live look down the shore on cape may. no one actually out on the sand, but it's beautiful anyway. if you plan to go out, the forecast is on your side. >> krystal cia klei is trackingr conditions. >> this is a good forecast as we move through the rest of the evening. temperatures have been climbing the last couple of hours now that the clouds have cleared. you see a lot of blue skies. 45 the temperature currently in philadelphia. suburbs about 44 and 42 through new jersey. lehigh valley is now 44 degrees as well and delaware 43. plenty of sun to go around as we get ready to end our day before sunsets. we're going to be looking at those conditions outside clearing out as we go through the next few hours for any lingering cloud cover that you do see. there's the lingering cloud cover just over southern delaware. as we move along, what's going

to happen is that will move out as well and we'll continue to clear overnight. 6:00 in philadelphia, 41 degrees, 8:00 p.m. we're at 39, so if you go out this evening, it will be dry, nice, but you will need the coat as we slip into the 30s. 42 at 6:00 and 37 by 8:00 p.m. in the lehigh valley, 8:0035 the temperature. scattered shouds, but we've cleared out. we're dropping off to the south. 40 at 6:00 p.m. delaware and the shore. we'll talk about winds increasing tomorrow coming up in a few minutes. we have new video to take a look at. a marina on fire in monmouth county. several boats burn there today in bellmawr. video posted on social media shows the fire at its height. look at those flames and that thick black smoke could be seen by people all over the area.

no one was hurt here and it's not clear what started that fire. now to the fallout after the resignation of president trump's national security adviser. >> nbc news has learned that the president learn several weeks ago that michael flynn wasn't truthful when talking about his conversations with russia before the inauguration. flynn stepped down last night amid reports he misled white house officials including the vice president about his contacts with russia. he initially told them that he did not discuss sanctions with russia's ambassador to the u.s. but he later conceded the issue may have come up. a senior official also says that then acting attorney general sally yates told the white house last month that flynn was vulnerable to blackmail. kellyanne conway told the "today" show this morning that the situation became unsustainable. >> he here is the misleading of the vice president and others, the complete information or the inability to completely recall what did or did not happen as

reflected in his debriefing of particular phone calls. >> retired the army general keith kellogg takes over as acting national security adviser until a permanent replacement is named. russian lawmakers are downplaying the situation. the kremlin today refused to comment on michael flynn's resignati resignation. a spokesperson told reporters it's an internal matter for the united states. president trump tweeted about flynn's resignation. he wrote the real story here is why there are so many illegal leaks coming out of washington? will these leaks be happening when it comes to north korea? speaker of the house paul ryan today supported mr. trump's decision to ask for flynn's resignation. >> national security is perhaps the most important function or responsibility a president has. and i think the president made the right decision. >> ryan said he would leave it to the administration to explain the circumstances behind flynn's

departure. general flynn resigned 25 days into this trump administration. >> the new pretty is now a quarter of the way into his first 100 days. lauren mayk is taking a look at that first 25, what changes have been made and what voters think. >> reporter: some supporters of candidate trump i've talked to are happy with how things are going. they feel he's doing what he said and that's why they voted for him. others making their displeasure known. aft as for the administration, they've been busy but they're still working on filling out a full cabinet. day one, the inauguration of the country's 46th president. it didn't take long for the president to get to work with the first executive order and the first sign he'd take on obamacare. but on day two, a women's march in washington and others around the country making clear opposition would be visible. a divided country during the election now a divided one amid

a new administration 25 days in. >> he said he's going to do what he's going to do, and he does it. and that's okay with me. because i'm a trump guy. >> to be honest, i don't think he's doing a great job. i don't like the way he and the administration that he has is heading up things. >> reporter: he says the new president is getting his feet wet. >> he's all right. i can't knock him. >> reporter: williams is a republican who didn't vote for trump but now -- >> he's our president. now we have to stand behind him and hope that he don't screw it up. >> reporter: one of the administration's biggest transferses a ban on citizens of seven countries coming into the country. after protests and legal challenges, it's on hold. the executive order one of a dozen president trump has signed in the first 25 days. compared with 14 for barack obama, 3 for george w. bush and 6 for bill clinton. but it's not just the president

in spotlight, education secretary betsy devos. after questions over contact with russia over sanctions, national security adviser general michael flynn making news not by joining but by leaving the administration. 25 days in. coming up at 5:00 we'll take a closer look at the transfers over general flynn and how pennsylvania u.s. senators are reacting and what they're asking for. and new jersey governor chris christie met with president trump in washington today amid renewed talk he could be slated for a spot in the new administration. christie had been a surrogate for donald trump throughout his presidential campaign. ultimately he was never hired for a cabinet position. however, recent reports have emerged regarding future shake-ups in the white house staff. a pair of senators from our area meeting with president trump's pick for the supreme

court today. pat toomey welcomed neil gorsuch to his office this morning. president trump named gorsuch as his pk spk nominee last month. toomey called gorsuch's credentials sterling. he echoed those sentiments today. >> i'm absolutely a yes vote for the nomination for judge gorsuch barring some unanticipatable knocking discovery that i'm quite confident will not occur. so yes, i'm intending to enthusiastically vote in favor of judge gorsuch. >> senator toomey just issued this statement. it's clear to me that judge gorsuch is eminent my qualified and understands the proper role of a judge. senator toomey says he looks forward to judge gorsuch's hearing. he also met with chris coons today. he's among the democrats that says that gorsuch deserves a hearing despite the fact that republicans blocked president obama's pick for the supreme court last year.

the delaware county native who has been serving as the director of the secret services retiring for the second time now. >> joseph clancy came out of retirement two years ago to take over the secret service. he's a villanova graduate and was named comcast director of corporate security. his departure means that president trump will be able to name a new secret service director. first lady melania trump made a big announcement today. still ahead at 4:00, we'll explain what's returning to the white house next month. a delaware woman says she was kidnapped at gun dop point, punched and forced to take money from the atm. a man forced her into a car after punching her and forcing her to withdraw that cash, he let her go. brandon hudson is working on this story right now and we're planning a live report ahead at 6:00. well, it's been rough going for drivers in mercer county. skyforce 10 over i-95 north in

hopewell township after two cars and a tractor trailer collided. you see them on the side of the road. no one was seriously hurt but the northbound lanes were closed while crews clean up everything. tonight the push to create a new type of amber alert system for hit and run investigations. it officially kicked off. j-alerts are named in honor of jayana powell, the 8-year-old hit and killed by a hit and run drive while walking home from school last november. the j-alerts would go to cell phones, tvs, and to auto body shops where someone might take a damaged car. they created legislation that now must be debated in harrisburg. the owner of the former revel casino is still two permits shy of getting the go ahead to open the property known as ten. glen straub had planned the

opening for the weekend, but he still needs a amerimerkicantile license. a teacher has resigned for inappropriately texting a pair of students. david borghesani was suspended from whitehall high school. the attorney general is still investigating but has yet to file charges. to california where there's progress at the scene of a damage on the brink of a catastrophic failure. crews are using helicopters to drop giant rock-filled backs into a hole at the lake oroville emergency spillway. if the spillway fails a 30-foot wall of water could destroy communities below it. people have been evacuated. >> for something that's so chaotic, everybody is coming together. the way it's working out, it's awesome. >> what's going through your mind right now? >> a lot. i'm scared. i'm just living day to day.

>> authorities say the evacuation orders will remain in place until repairs are made. the home of the national champion villanova wildcats basketball team is in line for a makeover. the university is approving a $60 million renovation for the pavilion. the pavilion is 31 years old. this was the scene last april as students stream from the arena after watching the wildcats win the national title. the renovation work is scheduled to begin in june. more than a hundred delaware students will be going to out of state colleges but paying in-state tuition. that's thanks to delaware's participation in a special program. that program is the academic common market. more than 100 southern colleges provide in-state tuition for residents pursuing majors not offered at the university of delaware or delaware state university. the son of convicted child molester jerry sandusky is sitting in a pennsylvania jail

waiting for a hearing on his own child sex abuse charges. >> jeffrey sandusky was arrested yesterday more than four years after his adoptive father was found guilty. randy gyllenhaal spoke with local penn state students about the arrest they say has brought back bad memories. >> reporter: at the main campus up in state college and satellite campuses like this one in abington, students are once again reacting with disgust but saying that the sanduskies do not represent their school. five years after penn state coach jerry sandusky was arrested for child sex abuse this week his 41-year-old son jeffrey facing similar charges reopening old wounds that shook the penn state community. >> then i saw that it was the son. and i was like, that's no good. >> reporter: a freshman says the campus has moved on from the first sandusky scandal, adding that, unlike his father, jeffrey sandusky has no affiliation with penn state. >> i don't think it really

reflects on the school. it's more of just his family and his family's well-being. >> reporter: jeffrey sandusky arrested yesterday accused of pressuring two teenaged girls to send him lewd photos. he has not made bail and faces another hearing next week. >> it's just like -- it's really terrible to think there are people out there that can do stuff like that. >> reporter: students say they're glad the justice system is working, now ready to put the entire sandusky family behind them. >> it's a bad thing that happened, but it's not the school's fault, the way he was raised. his family upbringing. >> reporter: in abington, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. to our first alert weather now. look at this beautiful shot of the philadelphia museum of art. the sun is peeking through some light clouds there. nothing drastic in the way of temperatures or weather right now. let's check in with first alert meteorologist krystal klei to see what's on tap. >> a pretty good forecast. before we had the cloudy

condition, now you just see thin clouds and the sun peeking through very nice as we get to the end of our day. if you have plans tonight for valentine's day, you should be fine to be outside for maybe some brief periods as you head to the restaurant. here's a look at temperatures in the philadelphia area. 44 degrees for our center city location and for society hill. the airport right now checking in at 45 degrees and we're also at 44 for chestnut hill. same deal, 44 right now. 44 is actually the average high for today. a pretty typical day we look at when we see those temperatures outside. radar and satellite, not a lot to track out there. no rain, no snow, temperatures in the 40s. we did have thicker clouds this morning. those have moved off to the south. still lingering in delaware and then thinner clouds through the rest of the region. that's about it for the rest of our day. we're not expecting any big changes as we go through. let's talk tomorrow, though. winds will be picking up. in the northwest, gusts even a

little higher. temperature wise we also are picking up. 52 for the forecast high in fairmoupt, tacony you're at 50, schwenksville, and mid-40s for the lehigh valley berks county area, up to 45. allentown at 46 degrees. robbinsville at 49. along the shore points at the low 50s as well. but more clouds there because we're tracking a system that will move along to the south of us. it's not likely we'll see much if any precipitation for the shore or southern delaware, but we could see brief rain at the beginning of the day. a little cloudier as well. delaware, newark, 50 for dover and there's that isolated chance of spotty showers passing by. this will be a situation that will move by just briefly in the morning hours. let's talk about the winds for tomorrow. this is related to that system. winds will be 10 to 15 miles per hour. a few spots picking up.

18 wilmington. that's the sustained winds. gusts, though, 25 to 30 miles per hour. this isn't as strong as yesterday when we had gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. but it is strong enough that you're going to notice it as you get out the door. the hour by hour forecast, this is what i was talking about with the rain chances. tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. our model shows rain clipping southern delaware. it may be able to clip cape may county but this won't be long lasting and because this is the tail end of this system or the outer edge, i should say, we're not talking heavy rain. it will clip on by and really leave us in the clear. notice right around 4:30 maybe isolated flurries in the poconos or the lehigh valley. so overall wednesday looking to be a pretty dry day. here's the ten h-day on 10, mor windy and cooler on thursday. 42 for the forecast. through the weekend, check this out. 64 your forecast high by sunday.

>> boy, that weekend's looking better and better, krystal. valentine's day now carrying a new meaning for several local newlyweds. >> you may kiss each other if you so desire. congratulations. >> aw, still ahead, nbc 10's there as the couples tied the knot and make it official in front of a montgomery county judge. >> plus a woman paid to attend a real estate seminar hoping to improve her skills. but when things didn't work out, she ran into problems getting her money back. how harry hairston and the nbc 10 responds team helped sort out the situation. it's not the love train but still a romantic ride on septa. look at that. we'll explain next at 4:00. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. a lot of love there in the markets.

this will put you in a good mood right here. some septa passengers getting romantic rides today. check out the valentine's day decorations on the route 10 trolley. they're the work of driver gary mason. he does this every year. treats riders to hearts, lights and love songs. look at this, he decks the outside of his trolley, too. all this to put his passengers in the mood for romance. >> that's a great idea. the love bus. valentine's day brings a last chance for love at philadelphia's park. a last chance to check out the likenic love statue before it goes away for a little while. it leaves the park for a little spruce-up. later this spring it heads back to love park which is undergoing a major renovation. >> i can't wait to see what love park looks like when it's finished. >> i mean to get out there, only a few days left.

lost for years until a treasure hunter strikes gold in the desert. >> when i pulled it out of the ground it was like i had dug a gold bar. i was so thrilled. >> the memories he's returning to a military family. and just how he was able to track them down. >> plus, show me the money. a woman called nbc 10 responds when her refund from a real estate seminar never came. next, the team was able to get her the money she says she was owed. and as expected, those winds died down today but they're picking back up wednesday into your thursday. we'll look at how high the gusts may go.

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out that way she ran into problems getting her money back. so she contacted harry hairston and nbc 10 responds for help. >> she said she had high hopes but the dealer said she requested a full refund just one day after signing up. but year after year after year went by with no response from the company. >>. >> reporter: carly greg loves playing with her dog la la, teaching her new tricks. in november 2014 greg said she thought she might learn a thing or two at a real estate seminar. >> i love real estate. >> reporter: so she paid $1497 to attend the armando montalongo seminar. greg wasn't impressed with the first day. >> i said, you know what? i don't think i like this. i think i'm going to change my mind. i want my money back. >> reporter: the contract shows greg could cancel in writing within three business days and a

refund would arrive within ten business days. greg says she called within one business day to cancel. >> i talked to a young lady. she said she was going to send me back my money, and she never did. >> reporter: greg says for more than two years the company never responded to her calls or the written requests she sent two weeks after her first call. so she contacted nbc 10 responds. >> la la's the one who told me to call you guys. la la said, mommy, call nbc 10. >> reporter: we contacted the company. it tells us it does accept phone cancellations within that three-day window but has no record of greg calling until two weeks later. but in good faith it issued greg a full refund. >> i had to call nbc 10 responds. that's you, harry. >> thank you, thank you. >> that's right. can i give you a hug? >> la la let her give me a hug. isn't that something? according to the federal trade commission, you have three business days to back out of a deal. make sure you do it in writing.

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the slopes for valentine's day. >> the sun is out there. krystal klei is back with your most accurate forecast. pretty good night if you have evening plans for valentine's day. >> yeah, it's a good evening as we move throughout. the average is 44. we're at 45 in philadelphia. we're also at 45 now in wilmingt wilmington. a few hours ago we weren't there, that's why we needed the clouds to clear out so we can see the sunshine really warm us up. that's what we see now ahead of sunset. we're at 42 in atlantic city and trenton the same. so we're in the 40s right now. and that's a little warmer than what we saw just yesterday. 7 degrees warmer in allentown, 6 degrees warmer in philly, mt. holly 5 warmer than yesterday at this same time. it will get cool this evening. if you do have dinner plans, you do want the jacket as you head out. current winds right around 10 to 15 miles per hour coming out of the southwest. this is a light breeze we're

dealing with. it is going to be picking up tomorrow. here's what we look at over the next several hours. 40 degrees your temperature by 7:00 p.m. by 9:00 now you drop into the 30s. you see that you stay in the 30s overnight. but this is upper to mid-30s by tomorrow morning. we are tracking dry conditions overnight so you can leave the umbrella at home if you have any plans this evening. we'll talk more about the winds as they start to pick up tomorrow and strengthen into thursday, plus we'll look at a very warm -- for this time of the year -- weekend coming up. here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. a gas pipeline that would run through berks county is a step closer to reality. the penneast pipeline has received a key permit from the pennsylvania dep. the company's gas line would run from northeastern pennsylvania to central new jersey if it get federal approval. montgomery county, friends' central school in wynnewood it suspended two teachers over a

palestinian speaker's invitation to a school club. ariel uere and layla helwa were suspended. the professor is tied to a movement which advocates punitive measures against israel. in burlington county four additional schools are found to have high lead levels in their drinking water. bordertown mutual, cumberland. they've now been turned off. in new castle county, police are searching for this man who they say put a credit card skimming device on an atm. a banker discovered the device. it's unclear just how long it had been there. former co-workers are remembering berks county business titan al boscov today. >> he would walk in a room and his spirit would just take over. his smiles were infectious. everybody would be laughing. everybody would be smiling.

>> she worked with boscov for 13 years. al boscov died last week after a battle cancer. he ran his family's chain of stores there for six decades. it's a boy. >> one of the biggest dollmakers in america is rolling out its first boy doll this week. why american girl made logan and what makes him so unique. plus the challenges doctors say low birth weight babies may deal with later in life. we'll explain next at 4:00. plus prescribing pot. how the public is pushing new jersey to treat more conditions with medical marijuana. that's coming up. go to protect your vehicle?

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scientists say an apple-shaped body increases the risk of heart disease and type ii diabetes. that's a body type that stores more fat in the belly compared to the hips and nice. the goal of the research is to identify genes that could improve fat distribution. babies who weigh less than 3 pounds at birth may be for a higher risk of mental problems later in life. a three-year study showed that extremely low birth weight baby were more likely to have adhd and social problems as children. even as adults higher levels of anxiety, depression and shyness. difficult prenatal conditions and stresses after an early birth may be the cause of these problems. in new jersey today, the senate approved a law aimed at standardizing human milk banksp they now must follow rules set up by an association. first lady melania trump hasn't moved to 1600 pennsylvania avenue just yet. >> yes, but she's ready to

welcome guests at the white house. when you can tour president trump's new home. and we're going to be tracking those wind gusts kicking up again. we'll go through the hour by hour forecast. that future model coming up in just a few minutes.

this is nbc 10 news. the white house a reopening for public tours. those tours would resume on march 7th. the white house has been closed to visitors since the obama family moved out and the trump family moved in. that's typical when there is a new president. lost for decades. now the family of an army soldier has a piece of their loved one back. >> and it's all thanks to a treasure hunter halfway across the country. james thompson lost his dog tags while training in the arizona

desert back in 1942. but it wasn't until recently that a treasure hunter with a metal detector uncovered them in the arizona sand. with the help of the internet, he tracked down thompson's son living in north carolina and returned those tags. >> fought in three major battles, battle of the bulge and the elerge. >> it was like i had dug a gold bar. i was so thrilled. >> thompson and binge hope to remain friends for life. american girl's newest doll is a boy. his name is logan everett. and he's american girl's very first boy character doll. logan is a drummer. he plays alongside his female singer/song writer friend who is also a new character. american girl says it plans to launch a wide range of dolls this year with diverse backgrounds, experiences and personalities. >> american girl is so popular. >> yeah, mike and i, the floor

director here, both looked at each other. when you said he's a drummer, cool. pretty cool, right. >> that's all right with you. >> yeah. >> tea parties, little girls now little boys can dress up just like that doll. it's a real culture. i'm sure this will take off, too. >> a live look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing. well they must be on their break right now, right? cleared the ice off so they can clean it. >> a little quiet. >> not a bad day at all to be outside. >> i think maybe ice 4 ten was just sweeping around out there. we're tracking conditions sunny to mostly sunny today. look outside wilmington near the blue rock stadium. and you have blue skies and sunset just about to occur. the last few hours of sunlight. also clear in ocean city, new jersey. this is the live picture from there. these conditions are going to warm up even as we go into tomorrow. so from average temps today to a little warmer tomorrow. here's where we are currently.

39 in atlantic city. our neighborhood temperature at 41 in summers point. a lot of low 40s on the map. egg harbor township all around 42 degrees. so we're going to see these slope off tonight. if you do have plans for valentine's day this evening, you're heading out the door in a bit, you should be fine. a little cool as we slip into the upper 30s. but winds are not a big factor, at least not yet. same, actually, as we go into the pennsylvania suburbs and through north through to berks county, lehigh valley. temperatures in the mid-40s. kutztown in the mid-40s. whitehall the same. allentown now at 43. really these aren't bad temperatures at all as we hit mid-february. radar and satellite showing us we will be dry through the rest of the night as well. some clouds lingering south but overall very thin cloud coverage spared to what we saw this morning. more clouds mixing in with the sun. but temperatures will pick up nicely. 48 by noon.

we should be in the low 50s in parts of the philadelphia neighborhoods. in the suburbs we're at 34, 7:00 a.m. by noon. then slips to 42 degrees. lehigh valley making it to 40s. cloudy to more partly cloudy conditions. delaware will be interesting, northern delaware completely dry, southern delaware in the morning could see light rain pass through. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s. at 48 by noontime and 46 by 4:00 p.m. new jersey 36 at 7:00 a.m. and some clouds hanging overhead, but we stay dry. again the shore is another spot where cape may county we may see light rain but that will be short lived. the bulk of the system will be out of reach for our area. we do stay pretty dry. winds 8:00 a.m. in the morning still light. but watch in the afternoon. you start to see that boost. 3:00 p.m., around 22-mile-per-hour winds gust.

wouldn't be surprised by some gusts up to around 30 miles per hour for your wednesday. that puts us in that breezy to windy range. now really picking it up. now above the 30-mile-per-hour gust mark. and some spots throughout your thursday could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour. there you see 4:00 p.m., close to 40 pretty much across the entire board. windy conditions are in the forecast both your wednesday and your thursday when you're tracking that. here's a look at the ten-day on 10. 52 wednesday is a little slip for thursday with the more gusty conditions that we're expecting. look through the rest of the work week and into that weekend. temperatures boost up big time for the weekend. saturday at 58. sunday 64 and even monday at 62 for some folks who may have that long weekend. >> so this is your first winter in the northeast after moving here from arizona. you're probably thinking, i got this, this is nothing.

>> it's been very manageable. things are still looking very dry in the ten-day. we're right now holding on to these pretty calm conditions. i'm not going to complain. >> you've been pretty lucky. >> the next one will be a rough one. got to get the hit sooner or later. >> thanks, krystal. >> valentine's day wedding for several couples and you're invited. >> their anniversary will be a hard one to forget. to the courthouse for the special ceremony.

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look at this line for all those guys who are still in need of valentine's day flowers. >> yep. >> if you still have to pick up a gift, might want to pack your patience. speaking of valentine's day, it will now be doubly special for several newlied withes who made it official in a courtroom today. >> deanna durante was there as they tied the knot. >> marriage is the most sacred bond uniting two people. >> reporter: on this valentine's day, that's how some couples want it. >> we're planning something in the spring. so we'll do more then. but this is just our day. >> reporter: it's the first time. >> marriage is the most sacred bond uniting two people. >> reporter: the judges in montgomery county joined forces. >> you're now official. >> reporter: the couples game from philly, miami. >> keep only unto her as long as you both shall live. >> reporter: and lansdale. nearly 20 weddings in one courtroom. >> nice to see love in the courthouse. >> susan, will you have jason as your wedded husband?

>> we decided we didn't want to wait any longer. because we had a family member who had a fiance and he passed away on a trip in africa. we didn't want to wait any longer. >> you love him, comfort him, honor and keep him in sickness and in health and forsaking all others keep only unto him as long as you both shall live. >> i do. >> for richer, for poorer. >> for richer for poorer. >> in sickness and in health. >> not only did the judges perform the ceremonies, some serenaded the happy couple. ♪ outweigh my bad days >> reporter: and then proclaim -- >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss each other if you so desire. congratulations. >> reporter: 20 plus couples are married. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. you may kiss the bride. i now pronounce you man and wife. jason, you may kiss the bride.

>> i'm very honored to pronounce you both husband and wife. >> reporter: in norristown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. and as we said, so your anniversary is very difficult to forget. >> absolutely. >> very smart. >> a lot of love going around. i love the little baby and the red boot es. >> and the red tuxedo on the husband. >> dress the part. appropriate. >> we wish them all the best. in the meantime, we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. next at 5:00, scare in the air. nbc 10 has learned exclusive details about a close call involving actor harrison ford and the plane that he was flying. >> plus a 12-year-old from south jersey is proving you're never too young to make a difference. she collected hundreds of books. we'll show you who received this very special gift coming up all new at 5:00. we've seen pretty light winds today. but we're tracking those increasing as we go through the next several days.

the detail on your valentine's day evening and those higher wind gusts coming up. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪

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right now at 5:00, turmoil in the trump administration. 25 days in and one of the president's top cabinet picks is out but the controversy is far from over. tonight democrats are calling for a full investigation of the former national security adviser. >> that includes some of our

local congressmen. lauren mayk reached out to lawmakers from both parties. this could lead to even more tension on capitol hill. >> reporter: erin and keith, it already is. tonight we're filling in some of the gaps of the timeline of how all of this happened. the white house saying the president found out several weeks ago that general flynn hadn't been truthful about his conversations. the press secretary also saying the president didn't ask flynn to talk about sanctions with russia but that it was not a violation to do so. now, for this new administration, it is all opening up even more questions about trust, security and russia. after 25 days in the trump administration and months on the campaign trail general michael flynn is out. but his resignation doesn't end the controversy over his contact with the russia ambassador to the u.s. democratic senator from pennsylvania bob casey saying there should be an investigation. >> i would hope the white house would do today is to lay out what they know and to be open to an independent investigation.

this is important for national security. >> reporter: the pressure over flynn mounted as new information surfaced about whether flynn gave the vice president incomplete or incorrect information about whether he discussed sanctions with the ambassador. at a white house briefing today, press secretary sean spicer said flynn's departure wasn't a local issue and white house counsel has weighed in. >> discussing the issue didn't violate anything. it was appropriate in the normal course of action to discuss that. >> reporter: the issue he says was trust. >> at some point that trust eroded to a point where the president did not feel comfortable with him serving in that position and asked for and received his resignation. >> reporter: on a call with reporters pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey weighed in today on flynn. >> if he was dishonest, he needed to go. >> reporter: he questioned how information about flynn's calls was gathered in first place. >> we have strict laws that very narrowly contrain the ability of our intelligence services to spy