the president in primetime. the controversial issues the president will address in his first major speech to congress. and anatomy of an oscars disaster. we take a closer look at what went wrong and who may be to blame for sunday night's mixup. right now at 11:00, it is a big night for president trump. we are just hours away from his first presidential address to congress. good morning. i'm katy zachry. thanks for joining us. president trump is billing his speech this evening as a landmark event and a message to the world. his message to americans is that

he is going to ramp up spending on the military and cut back on programs that he sees as unnecessary. national correspondent blaine alexander is live shoo-in washington. blaine, this speech could draw fire from all sides. tell us more. >> katy, tonight we're expected to hear the president take an optimistic tone. that's according to the white house. we'll expect to hear him list his accomplishments so far and lay out his priorities going forward. tonight house speaker paul ryan playing host to the president during president trump's historic first address to a joint session of congress. a one time critic, today speaker ryan is praising the president's approach. >> that's exactly the kind of commander and chief we need in this country. >> all i can do is speak from the heart. >> reporter: a speech expected to tick down a list of campaign

promises kept and still shoo-in works. >> we're coming out with a health care plan i think will be terrif terrif terrific. >> reporter: cutting funds to the state department and environmental protection agency to increase spending to the military. today demonstratcrats are calli substance. >> i'm asking the president to unite us so we can go forward and be a leader, not a tweeter. >> reporter: this as the president prepares to lay out a road map going forward. and also today the president is expected to sign an executive order that would make the nation's historically black colleges and universities a priority to the white house. that's an action he promised to take before the end of black

history month today. blaine alexander, nbc10. jim rosenfield and lauren mayk are in washington for the president's historic speech. you can watch the entire speech here tonight beginning at 9:00. new criminal charges for taking advantage of unsuspecting patients. police in bucks county arrested james close earlier this month. pam osbourne has more. >> reporter: hi, katy. i talked to the lower makefield police chief. he told me the victims in this case range from 17 to 40. he was arraigned on new charges today. during that video arraignment, he rubbed his head and told the

judge he didn't think he would be able to post bail. he was a technician at a dermatologist office. he used an iphone to film patients receiving skin treatments. all of this came to light on february 13th after a 17-year-old girl caught close recording her. >> she goes in. she comes out. she sees the phone actually and she sees that it is recording and she freaks out. she starts screaming. other people come in. as soon as she tells them what she believes happened, they immediately contact the police. >> reporter: penn medicine released a statement. we're appalled by the actions of

the former employee and we're cooperating with police. if you were a patient at this facility, if you feel something inappropriate may have happened during your time there, give them a call. reporting live, i'm pamela osborne. wilmington police want to know who shot and critically injured a man early this morning. police found the 22-year-old man shot shoo-in the body and the l. investigators tried to determine what led to the gunfire. they believe the incident began in the 900 block of -- the victim was attacked we're told as she was getting out of her car and she was unsuspecting. this happened last wednesday in east brandywine township. her attacker hit her over the head and tied her up.

she was not found until four days later. he also stole the victim's car. jtj-0600. volunteers will return shoo-in about an hour to the jewish cemetery where more than 100 gravestones were knocked over and damaged. they're trying to repair that damage, and philadelphia police continue to search for whoever did it. a $13,000 reward is being offered to find whoever toppled the more than 100 gravestones this past weekend at the mount caramel cemetery. the vandalism here continues as the country seeing an uptick in anti-semitic crimes. also this morning philadelphia police are looking into a dui crash that happened on the roosevelt boulevard. police arrested a driver after

his car slammed into another at whittaker avenue. only minor injuries have been reported there. fire damage to a home on bellevue street. people were inside the home at the time, but they were able to escape uninjured. well, it's a sunny and mild start to the day as we look live at center city, philadelphia, but get your rain gear ready not for today, but for tomorrow. with more details on that, we bring in first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> we're at 58 degrees in philadelphia. 55 in the pennsylvania suburbs. those winds just about 5, 10

miles per hour. plenty of sun at this point with some clouds starting to move in. we'll have increasing clouds ahead of the increasing moisture we expect. there's radar and satellite. currently pretty clear, but there's the gray color showing clouds starting to creep our way. if we pull this out, now we see the rain start to pass through parts of west virginia. that's going to be heading our direction as we go into the next several hours. by tonight, we should see our first round of rain, but the focus of the stronger storms, that doesn't come until tomorrow. as for our afternoon, here's what we're expecting. 58 our current temperature in philadelphia, but 65 degrees by afternoon. mostly cloudy to cloudy conditions. that's when the moisture starts to head in. by 7:00, 8:00 tonight, first round of lighter rain moving through. we're going to talk more about

the drop in temperatures by the end of your workweek. happening today, chris christie will give his final budget address as new jersey's governor. he is expected to talk about education funding, state pension payouts, and transportation projects. the governor is also expected to announce money for fighting opioid addiction. christie has made the drug battle a top priority, calling opioids a public health crisis. his budget address begins at 2:00 this afternoon and you can watch it live on the nbc10 app. voters are deciding the fate of a delaware school district. the colonial school district is asking taxpayers to approve funding. the district could lose staff members. polls are open until 8:00 tonight. leaders will vote in vineland on whether to give

themselves raises. the mayor's would increase to $60,000. it would be the first pay raise since 1987. the city is in cumberland county, which is often considered the poorest county in new jersey. ptw asked the state utility commission to approve a $70 million rate hike. the customer will pay about $10.59 more per month. they say they have taken a hit from warmer weather. it's about ten after 11:00 right now. time for a check of the roads. what are you seeing out there? you are following a crash on 76. >> we're watching an accident taking out the shoulder on the schuylkill expressway.

this is schuylkill eastbound. it is going to take you 13 minutes. it is not affecting the traffic flow toward the center city area. westbound we're doing just fine with travel speeds shoo-in the . we have an accident in horsham, horsham road and walnut avenue. we have another accident at springfield and traymoore avenue. northbound we're doing great. travel speeds rebounded back into the 60s, and we're good to go in the green. conway controversy. the picture that's sparking so much debate this morning. we'll show it to you. the frantic moments caught on camera this morning as rescue

crews try to save a man in rushing floodwaters in california. people could actually take a trip that's truly out of this world. we'll explain. want to get to the forecast quick because we have these nice temperatures we're talking, but with the warmth, comes the thunderstorms. we're tracking it hour-by-hour coming up.

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surrounding last month's raid in yemen that left a navy seal dead. multiple officials tell us the raid has yielded no intelligence of value, at least not so far, yet the white house repeatedly called the mission success in gathering important information. the pentagon is currently conducting at least three investigations into the raid. >> why now, what happened, and what the actual output was. >> ryan owen's father is demanding an investigation of the raid and criticized the trump administration for the raid, which took place just two weeks after president trump took office. owens told the "miami herald" he refused to meet with the president when his son's body was flown to dover air force base. a photo of kellyanne conway is getting a lot of backlash on social media this morning. it shows her sitting on her knees with her feet on the couch

in the oval office. people are taking to twitter saying her position is distasteful and criticizing it as inappropriate. so far conway has not responded. new this morning, the nation has a new commerce secretary, businessman wilber ross. he was sworn in by vice president mike pence this morning. yesterday the senate voted 22-27 to confirm him. take a look at lightning strikes seattle's space needle. it happened yesterday during an afternoon snowstorm. the lightning was caught on camera. it's a rare event for seattle to have snow and lightning in the first place. >> announcer: now your nbc10 first alert weather. let's take a look at our neighborhood temperatures starting with our new jersey neighborhoods. voorhees at 61. that warmup we promised certainly present when you look at these numbers. lumberton, 60.

58 for florence. what's going to happen is through the afternoon most of us are going to make it to least the mid 60s. upper 60s are possible for high temperatures today. by tomorrow, that's when we talk 70s on the board. we're at 58 at the airport. 59 society hill. fox chase in the low 60s. again mid 60s the expectation by later on this afternoon. temperatures well above average yet again. the average in philadelphia 47 degrees. radar and satellite for us. so we've been clear throughout the beginning of our day. we're starting to see some clouds build in parts of delaware and chester county. increasing cloud coverage taking us to partly cloudy conditions. then overnight mostly cloudy to cloudy because that's when we're tracking the moisture to return to the region. 66 in center city. mid 60s in the suburbs. notice the icons here.

most of them showing that mix of clouds and sun. some more clouds than sun. that's because we'll see that increase in coverage. then you even see a few icons in parts of the suburbs in lehigh valley with a chance of showers. low mid 60s for those highs in the lehigh valley. allentown about 65 degrees. 66 voorhees. cooler if you're right up against the shore. cape may at 56. 58 for ocean city. that's because of the moderating effect of cooler air over the ocean. inland, mid 60s. here's the hour-by-hour forecast. watch as we go through the afternoon and evening. as expected, the clouds build in. the green shows the rain starting to pop up. these are more light showers that move in tonight from 7:00 to midnight. we start to see more scattered activit activity, but the possibility or

two of a period that is stronger. the morning commute is mostly dry aside from areas north. that's where we see the next round of rain picking up. around 9:00 to 10:00, we could see a cell or two that has a little more strength to them. the focus of the thunderstorm potential, that actually comes in the afternoon right around 4:00 p.m. that's the concern. it could mean again strong to severe activity. something we just saw on saturday. possibly around 2:00. that moves offshore. around 8:00 at night, we're left with some lingering showers. we have those chances of rain, but it is those p.m. storms. that's because it is in the nighttime that we see the chance of showers tonight. 66 for forecast high. tomorrow we'll get up to 76 degrees. but the warm air colliding with the cold front means a drop down by your thursday. cooler temperatures as we move into the first half of your

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welcome back. working moms can relate to this next segment. we're talking about all the responsibilities that come along with it. it can really burn you out. amanda steinberg is the author of "worth it." she is joining us now this morning with some of the top websites for really helping to simplify your life for those of us who are constantly on the go,

right. that wonderful balance between work and life. >> we're running really hard here. >> thanks for coming. we'll get to your book in a minute, but let's talk about some of the most important websites you think moms should have on their phones. the first one fresh direct. >> it's something you can really efficiently handle by using an app to have your food delivered to you. i use fresh direct. there's also amazon fresh and others. i like fresh direct because it remembers what i like and it reminds me of what i like. >> what about the freshness and the quality of things, like produce, vegetables, things like that? >> i find it quite fresh. you may have a supermarket where you find it to be more fresh. something might have to give and it might be the absolute freshness of your vegetables once in a while in order to maintain your sanity. >> it might be pricier to do it

online than going to the store. do you say the money is worth it? >> it is 20% to 25% more than if you went and found the deals of the supermarket, but you also have to look at the value of your time. >> almost everyone i know goes to care.com or has when they're looking for help for themselves or their kids. why is care.com so valuable in your eyes? >> as a working mom, your schedule ebbs and flows. for years, i struggled to find the best care for my kids until i discovered care.com. it's something that used to take me weeks and weeks. now i put up a profile and i get incredible applicants from colleges around the area. >> for people who have not ventured into the care.com world and they're concerned about security, what do you say about that? >> on the website, they have

only the option to show you the ones they've done background checks on. >> let's talk about your site, worthfm. >> which stands for worth financial management. the intention there is to make saving and investing for retirement more simple than it may be otherwise. you think you need to go to a financial adviser or you have to call a brokerage and you may not know what to ask. we make it easy to set up an investment and retirement account. >> all we have talked about right here is in your book and so much more. >> so much more. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. coming up next, nurse in court. we're following new developments this morning in the case involving a nurse charged with secretly recording naked patients inside a bucks county doctors office. some as young as 17 years old.

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this morning a nurse is being held in a bucks county prison cell on charges he secretly recorded naked patients inside of a doctors office. pamela osborne is live for us in front of the courthouse in morrisville with the very latest on this case. >> reporter: katy james close appeared on court camera video this morning for an arraignment. close, a nurse technician at the penn medicine technology institute, used his phone camera to film female patients in the

nude who were getting skin treatments. police say the victims had their eyes covered with protective eyewear. they had no idea they were being recorded and close, they say, didn't think he'd be seen. that was until february 13th when a 17-year-old girl caught close recording her. during the arraignment, close rubbed his head. he talked briefly about his own kids, one of which is very close in age to this teen that notified authorities. >> we learned about it from the first victim who was a juvenile going in for treatment. she thought her privacy was protected. nurse technician puts a phone underneath the curtain and films her. then detectives look into it further and find out there's multiple victims. >> reporter: penn medicine released a statement to nbc10 saying, quote, we're appalled by the actions of the former employee and are cooperating with the investigation. part of that investigation on

the police side of it is looking into other places that close has worked. now police tell us they believe that they have identified all of the victims, but they're also saying at this point if you were a patient at that facility and you feel something inappropriate may have happened to give them a call. i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. well, clouds are increasing as we move through the day and wet weather is heading our way. here's a live look now down the shore. this is of cape may. nbc10 first alert meteorologist cryst krystal klei is here with your most accurate forecast. >> we're looking at pretty nice conditions, especially when it comes to temperatures. it is our last day of frebruary. look at these temperatures. mt. pocono, 51 degrees. we're still in winter here. 58 in philadelphia. and we've got 60s farther south. 64, atlantic city.

dover at 63. most of us will be in the 60s by this afternoon, which is way above average for this time of yeay. we're starting to see an increase in clouds down farther south. that's going to continue into the afternoon as we pump in a little more upper moisture. that means just clouds moving in for today. as we go into tonight, our first round of rain we're forecasting. 1:00, 64 degrees in philadelphia. we are cloudier. by 9:00 p.m., a chance of passing showers with temperatures in the upper 50s. for the suburbs, we'll see that chance of rain a little earlier. 5:00, some sprinkles falling. 7:00 to 8:00 showers moving through lingering through 9:00 p.m. same in the lehigh valley. the chance of rain does hit as we're in the early night hours. 65 your temperature at 1:00 in the afternoon delaware.

67, new jersey. upper 50s to near 60 at the shore. for high temperatures, there's the dropoff. still mild in the 60s. chances of showers as well by tonight, but this is just some showers passing through. the better chance for thunderstorms or heavier rain that comes tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up. happening now in washington, olympic swimmer michael phelps is testifying as we speak at a congressional hearing on anti-doping. phelps is among five people testifying about their fru frustrations over the current system. russia is breaking the rules and using chemical enhancements to win. phelps is calling for reforms that will allow for more consistent drug testing for competitive athletes. three people are dead and two others critically injured in a small plane crash in southern california. the plane smashed into homes in riverside, which is about an hour outside of los angeles.

no one inside the homes was hurt, but two of the houses were destroyed. the plane was carrying a couple and their three teenagers home from a cheerleading competition in disneyland. a neighbor's home security camera caught the plane crashing. you can see the plane coming down and then bursting into flames and smoke after it hits the homes. watch as a man holds on for his life as rescue crews pluck him from fast-moving waters that nearly washed him away. the san diego area has been flooded since yesterday. surprised workers investigating a sinkhole in hoboken, new jersey, this morning discovered an suv inside the giant crater. it is fat tuesday in the big easy, and as jay gray tells us from new orleans, hundreds of thousands of people plan to celebrate with parades and parties.

>> reporter: hey, there from just about bourbon street. the crowds are already back out, the parades underway, and the parties are on here. the final day of the mardi gras season. parades and parties in a place that marches to its own beat. >> we're so unique here. we're like no other place in the world, the best place in the world in our opinion. >> reporter: an opinion shared by hundreds of thousands in new orleans for mardi gras right now. some for the first time. >> fantastic. >> love it. >> we're having a great time. i can't believe it. >> reporter: at least one who traveled all the way from france for this festival. >> really crazy. i love it. it's really fun. i've never seen something like this. >> reporter: there really isn't much like all of this. and to make sure it stays safe, an army of police are keeping a close watch over it all. >> we want people to know your limits, be aware of your

surroundings, by all means do not drink and drive. >> reporter: over the weekend, drunk driver plowed into a crowd. 28 people were injured, but all are expected to make a full recovery. roads around the french quarter are locked down as the crowds take over on a quest for beads, baubles, and all the other things that come with mardi gras. it will be the busiest 24 hours of the mardi gras season. jay gray, nbc news new orleans. a south jersey bakery has the skinny on fat tuesday. some at cakery has been wbusy throughout the night making the mardi gras signature. its owner said they started making king cakes entirely by

accident. someone tried to call a new orleans bakery, but they got this one instead. >> didn't know what a king cake was. we found out. got the right phone number. called that bakery down in new orleans and my husband talked to the baker who got a recipe. we've been making them for about 30 years here in new jersey now. >> they'll sell about 100 king cakes today. then it is back to the traditional cakes and donuts tomorrow. this morning we have new details about the oscars' error that overshadowed the awards show, and we now know more about one man who seemed to create all of the drama. the firm says he mistakenly handed the backup envelope for best actress to warren beatty. the new york daily news is

taking aim at brian cullen. it shows him smiling next to the headline "and the loser is." ouch. alarming news from the american cancer society. today rates of colon and rectal cancers are way up in people in their 40s, 30s, and even 20s. doctors in the study were surprised to find that people born in 1990 have double the risk of colon cancer than much older americans and quadruple the risk of rectal cancer. obesity is a likely factor. the owners of spacex says he plans to fly two people around the moon next year. he said two people approached him about taking the week long trip. it's ambitious for spacex to say this will happen next year and it's risky for the two who want to go. their names are not being released. they're not from hollywood.

to a follow up on a story we first brought you last week. a delaware little league is getting some relief from a huge electric bill. the new castle little league has been accidentally under billed for more than ten years. it was ordered to pay back $17,000. an emergency meeting was held last night. it voted the utility can only go back three years for the mistakes that were made. that brings the bill down about $4400. the -- up next, feeling the burn. we'll show you one of the summer's hottest workouts that slows the pace to tighten and tone. and take a look. warm air in the forecast today into at least a part of tomorrow, but then it's all about the thunderstorms heading our direction. we'll track those out coming up.

our month long celebration of black history month wraps up today with the story of the african-american museum of philadelphia. the museum is a treasure-trove of african-american history. erin coleman takes us inside. >> and the vigilance committee was a vital part of the underground railroad. >> reporter: she is the president and ceo of the african-american museum in philadelphia.

stories of the african-american experience are the foundation of this remarkable place. >> we're located just two blocks away from the liberty bell, so so many of our visitors come to the museum as part of their exploration of philadelphia's history. >> reporter: two brand-new photographic exhibits examine the contemporary in unique ways. >> one is called harlem usa. it is an historic look at harlem through photography. both exhibits look at african-american neighborhoods and african-american identities. we can't just talk about culture. we want to talk about art. we want to present the beauty of the african-american experience as well as those tough stories that come along with our history. >> reporter: similar tough stories are being written today

for people of all races and in many cases particularly african-americans. >> that's part of our charge. we want to present the story of african-americans' presence in america in an unvarnished way. that's the only way we can teach our children the integrity of the story. >> that was erin coleman reporting. you can find more black history month stories in our half hour special on nbc10.com. an organization that's serving up the sport of tennis to young people in our area has a big fundraiser coming up, an important one. the executive director of down the line and beyond foundation, he's joining us here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> give us a recap of what your mission is. >> so we're down the line and beyond and our mission is to bring tennis and education to the city of philadelphia and

create a community around that. what separates us from a lot of other organizations is we do not have a facility ourselves. what we do is we go into the schools, and we create programs for any school. it doesn't matter what they have. >> you actually build the tennis court? >> no, we do in some of them. on some we built them new tennis courts. i have seen, for example, where they only have in the winter a multipurpose room. what we did was we worked with sport court. we built them a 20-foot court and we put it downstairs. they've been playing in that small multipurpose room for the past two years, and it's an 80% retention rate. once we give them the opportunity to play the sport, they're more than happy to play the whole time. their grades have increased and they have become a part of our team. parents have started playing. it's amazing. >> i'm sure their parents love it as well, right?

>> yes. so what we have done is worked with the city of philadelphia to rebuild some of the public parks. we have rebuilt three tennis courts in the city of philadelphia. two at bodine and one at penn rose. they're playing and it's amazing. >> such a great thing for you. talk about some of the life lessons you're teaching them as well as the sport. >> tennis is interesting because it is an individual sport. you have to focus on the mental kind of energy. there's nobody there on the court with you. it can get frustrating to play. however, with our great coaches and kind of the kids going into it, once they get the opportunity, they realize how lucky they are to be playing it. we see them just really get fully into it. now that we are working with them to rebuild them on the bigger courts, they're happy to go from the 20-foot court out of the sunlight to these new public

parks. they're there every weekend no fail. >> great work. i want to tell everyone about the fundraiser you have coming up in just a little bit. the seventh annual gala is friday, march 10th. for more information, head to our website, nbc10.com, or check out the nbc10 app. thank you so much. >> thank you. the summer beach season is just over three months away. nbc10 is helping you get your beach body ready. all this week tracy davidson and vai sikahema are testing out gyms and getting advice from coaches who can help you do just that. today we take you to sculpt fitness studio. >> all of our classes are 50 minutes. it will bring your body to muscle exhaustion. we work every single part of your body one body part at a

time. >> hands can be here. it can be at the center. yep, find that pose. press it up. good. so balance is fine. if you feel yourself shaking, it is encouraging. bring it back. yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> good. you've got it. >> it is not pilates. it is not. it is more of a strength training workout. we always say it is like the total gym turned up 1,000%. >> feel yourself rise up nice and slow. it is going to affect your balance. take some weight into the hands and now press the carriage out to a high twisted plank. try to keep the feet, try to keep the heels, down. lift it up to the right oblique to bring the carriage back.

now lift to come in. there you go. press it on out. yes. press it out. lift it on in. >> nice job, guys. tracy and vai's workout trends continue tomorrow morning with the science of sleep. the form of yoga that claims to get you a better night's rest which is an important part of losing weight. starting with a live look outside cape may, new jersey, getting a little gray out in the sky because we're starting to see some clouds increase over parts of the shore. that's going to continue happening into your afternoon across the entire region. by tonight, a mostly cloudy forecast because we're starting to see more clouds move in. really right now it's a nice day out there.

island sitting at about 53. 55, cape may point. check it out. areas like may's landing, 69. egg harbor township, 71 degrees. 66 the current reading for wood vine. we're already hitting those mid 60s in a few spots. if you go further inland right up against the water today, it will be mid-upper 50s with some spot areas in the low 60s. it's mostly clear. the gray indicates the clouds that are starting to increase, but what i'm focused on is the greens and the oranges that are passing through parts of ohio and creep into parts of west virginia and into pennsylvania as well. the rain is headed our direction. by tonight into tomorrow, we'll get the first round. the better chance will be tomorrow afternoon for the thunderstorms. a lot of us hitting mid 60s for highs. those values flirt with record

values for today. then tomorrow we'll actually do it again. 60 for the lehigh valley. 66 officially in south jersey. some spots if south jersey maybe actually a little warmer than that. hour by hour, there's the mostly clear conditions. there are the clouds. by 7:00 at night, showers popping up farther to the west. bur burkes county, may start to stretch into philly. you saw that was pretty far to the southwest, but it is tracking our direction. that's not the bulk of the activity. this is some lingering light rain ahead of the main line that will start to move in. 9:30 you start to see the front edge starting to pass by. this is more isolated in nature, and it is mostly to the north of us. there's the actual line, the cold front, starting to move in that we're worried about because

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coming up this afternoon beginning at 3:00, david spade stops by the "ellen" show. plus, a father-daughter singing duo will perform. this afternoon, a woman had problem with her new couch just weeks after buying it. after her warranty did not protect her, she called nbc10 responds. that's today at 4:00. krystal klei is here with a last check of today's pretty nice forecast, right? >> yeah, today's pretty nice. we're going from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. the thunderstorms move in tomorrow. we'll be windy through thursday and notice the temperatures are still climbing. up to 76 tomorrow. flirting with tying a record. then we drop down.

>> all right. have a great one. we'll see you at 4:00. thanks for joining us.

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