potts?i adamantly deny that i was ever there, period. >> reginald potts appears to be insulted they even ask. >> and i can tell you you're lying. >> nailah? he was nowhere near her, he said, the day she vanished. >> i was not in her apartment on the 18th, period. >> or her apartment building? >> or apartment building. >> of course they told him they had evidence. >> distinctive bentley in her [ bleep ] parking garage or building. >> that's it. >> and i can tell you, that's a lie. >> a police frame-up, to which the detectives said -- >> reginald, do you understand about videotapes? there's cameras. >> yes, including nailah's apartment building. and there is reginald, plain as day with nailah. arriving and leaving with her on that very day she disappeared. >> so you knew he was there? >> yes. >> but reginald? doubled down on his denial. >> i am certain that i am nowhere near inside of nailah franklin's apartment building. >> accused the police of fabricating evidence. >> you've been very creat

police say potts and another woma woman, nellie ray sacra. potts tried to you turn on to med row brook drive. sacra crashed into him and she died. police say speed and alcohol >>> a bizarre accident in centreville today. a man working on his car and somehow it struck and killed him. the car then hit the house. nobody else was injured. this happened on princeway. police identified the victim. >>> the family who lives in this house, this video here, lucky to escaped after flames engulfed their home this morning. firefighters found fierce flames and thick black smoke. this was the scene about 8:00 this morning on turkey run road in mclean it's a narrow road which made it tough for cruise to get to work. investigators are still trying to determine a cause. >>> she was at the center of an explosive debate that has divided the country along cultural lines for the last five decades. today the jane doe in roe vs. wade has died. unmarried, unemployed and pregnant for the third time in 1969. and she sought an abortion in texas. the procedure was illega

potts town 8. allentown 10. philadelphia at 14 degrees. during the day tomorrow, doesn't warm up a whole a lot. because the winds is going to be at least a little bit of a factor. feeling like the teens during the late morning hours. and 20s during the afternoon. and then by sunday morning, it's still pretty cold. feeling like close to 20 or low 20s. and then the warmups starts. once the sun comes up on sunday, and then by afternoon, you want to go outside, throw the football around before the game, it won't be too brutal. it's in the 30s. that's about average, even above average for this time of the year. not a whole lot of wind tomorrow, but plenty of sunshine. a lot more sun than today. these are the low temperatures. like 22, high 36. shanksville down to 18. 18 in reading. high of 35, 29 degrees in allentown. 20 in voorhees township. 29 in dover. that's a cold start to the weekend here. in philadelphia we'll be seeing the temperatures going gradually up. sunday, monday, tuesday, the rain coming in on tuesday. dover even warmer, 58 degr

it will be 17 in allentown. 19 in west chest and potts town. philadelphia 22. burlington 22. dover it will be 23 degrees early tomorrow morning. so keep that in mind. because it's definitely going to feel colder than that when we take into consideration those really strong wind speeds. however, the temperature trend looks promising by the weekend. now we only top out at 31 on friday. but we make a come back. saturday, 48 is your expected high temperature and 46 on sunday. something to look forward too, however we still have to get through today, tonight and tomorrow. back to you. >>> governor tom wolf showed up to penn dot's headquarters in harrisburg today to say thank you. the governor spoke to employees and thanked them for clearing the roads and keeping everyone safe during the storm. >>> the snow may be in the rearview mirror but it's the sun, melting and wind that can cause slick spots on the streets. as the temperatures drop tonight. crews in camden county spend the day relaying salt. >> you can't see it. you just can't see the ice on the road with the head lights. you

. >>> still ahead, tracie potts is going to break down donald trump's first three weeks in office with a look at some of the challenges of his presidency so far. >>> first at 4:00, we're learning at a close call with a drone at dulles airport. a pilot on an air france flooig had to land at the airport and apparently spotted a drone on his descent. the flight landed safely and the tower warned off some of the other flights. it's illegal to operate a drone within five miles of an >>> a former national guardsman from virginia who admitted trying to provide material support to isis learned his fate. a federal judge sentenced him to 11 years in prison. he is from sterling. in july he was arrested during an fbi sting and later pleaded guilty to plotting to help the islamic state. today he said he made the mistake of his life. >>> police are asking for your help to find a girl missing in wood brij. s the last time anyone saw her adams was wearing a maroon and black hoodie with a yellow symbol on the front. >>> let's go to doug kammerer in the storm center. >> not too windy. right now 5-10 mil

potts. >> no. >> this is you as dorothy. >> yes, i was dorothy last year. >> how fantastic is that? jef jeff, tell us more about your tenth anniversary. did you think ten years ago you would reach this point? >> no. when i started out, it was just an idea to do something fun to bring people together. over the years it's just grown to be something so spectacular. and the parents who believed in the mission from the beginning, if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be where we are today. >> i also believe having the arts in a community like this in all of our communities is just as important, if not more important, frankly, than anything else you do for kids. >> absolutely. absolutely. and to see it in a child's face as they grow, especially tina. >> and just the confidence that it gives. look at her. oozing with confidence, right, tina? >> yes. >> catholic community choirs ten-year celebration is happening saturday, february 25th at saint kevin parish life center. party at 6:30 p.m. you can catch performances of catholic community choir's disney's "beauty and the beast" march 30th to apr

tracie potts has the story. >> reporter: good afternoon from the white house where the president metael's prime minister today. that was supposed to be the big news for this administration, but he is facing tough questions about ties with russia. >> i think it's very, very unfair what's happened to general flynn. >> reporter: president trump defending the national security adviser he asked to resign, but not addressing "the new york times" report that the fbi tracked phone calls between trump campaign aides and russian intelligence while russia was being investigated for trying to influence the election. instead the president today attacked the media and leaks from inside his administration. >> the documents and were illegally -- i stress that -- illegally leaked. it's criminal action -- criminal act. >> reporter: classified information being given out like candy. >> the question of leaks is implicated here, but there are far bigger fish to fry. >> reporter: like russia's influence during the election, general flynn's connections to russia and why the president waited weeks to act af

tracie potts has more on this announcement. [ applause ] >> reporter: neil gorsuch, a federal appeals court judge with a conservative record is president trump's choice to sit on the u.s. supreme court. >> the qualifications of judge gorsuch are beyond dispute. he's the man of our country and a man who our country really needs. >> reporter: confirmed unanimously in 2006, gorsuch clerked for the high court and graduated harvard and columbia with antonin scalia's widow looking on, he promised to uphold the same principles. >> judge scalia was a lion of the law. agree or disagree with him, all his colleagues on the bench share his wisdom and humor. >> reporter: demonstrators showed up at the supreme court tonight, civil rights, human rights and gun violence groups question his record on gun rights, religious freedom and police brutality. the alliance for justice calls gorsuch a disastrous choice. the senate's top democrat tonight said the line has been drawn, proving gorsuch will need 60 votes. >> i only hope that both democrats and republicans can kol togeth come together for once for t

tracie potts brings us up to sp president, finally. >> reporter: the nation's most deserve republicaservative republicans fully embracing president trump. this is cpac, the conservative political action conference. candidate trump skipped it last year. today he owned it. >> we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. >> reporter: he rallied against fake news, promised to fix immigration. >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry about it. we're building the wall. >> reporter: strengthen the military. >> nobody's going to mess with us, folks, nobody. >> reporter: and replace today detailed look at how, a draft republican plan that gets rid of the requirement to buy insurance, dismantled low income subsidies and taxes, rolls back medicaid and pays for limiting tax breaks that most workers get for having healthcare. healthcare again today fuelling spicy town hall meetings. >> we want obamacare repealed. >> reporter: the president lashed out at the fbi on twitter today about leaks inside the agency after reports his chief of staff asked the fbi to knock down a story c

thank you, tracie potts report g reporting. and now, there is some fallout of that so-called rule to silence her. and hull ri clinton used the same -- hillary clinton tweeted out the same words that were used. and those words are a rallying cry for those who oppose the public policy, and so much so that the website already carries an array of proare ducts using some or all of mcconnell's statements which takes us to the flash survey. do you believe that senator warren should have been able to speak out in the senate against jeff session's nomination, and the majority said yes. we invite you the let us know feed raised new issues of conflict of interests for blasting nordstroms for dropping his daughter's line. and it was retweeted. bob casey also retweeted the message, and sending it pointedly to the office of ethics. nordstroms says it is on sales performance and not politics. today, the white house officials defended the message. >> for someone to take out their concern with his policies on a family member of his, it is just

the crash happened just after midnight on route 422 in west potts grove township. police investigating the cause this crash told us the driver lost control of the car, flipped over. 422 remains shut down in both direction. this is so police can continue their investigation. we'll stay on top it and bring you updates here onto air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> now to developing news on president trump as executive order on immigration. a ruling late yesterday from a federal judge is halting the president's order now. but the president's administration is promising to fight back. the temporary restraining order was issued by a federal judge in washington state yesterday and it applies nationwide. it will remain in effect until that judge hears the legal challenge from the state attorney general. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport this morning to explain what this means for people traveling in and out of the country. matt. >> reporter: the white house says it does plan to file an appeal. the question now, what happens next? that answer is

. >>> new this morning the eastbound lanes of route 422 in west potts grove montgomery county are still closed following a deadly crash around midnight. one person is dead. another was flown to the hospital. police continue to investigate the cause of this crash. they say the driver lost control and the car flipped over. fortunately nobody was hurt in north philadelphia following this row home fire on hope street. the flames spread to two other houses on the block. this morning investigators will stay on the scene here to look into the cause of the fire. >>> now to a developing story. a federal judge has temporarily blocked president trump's travel ban but what happens next is far from clear. just in president trump has sent out several tweets about the ruling saying quote when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security big trouble. he went onto tweet, interesting that middle eastern countries agree with the ban. they know certain people are allowed in it's death and destruction. he then went after the federal

potts town, west chester at 11. doylestown at 11. it's not going to warm up that much during the day tomorrow. it will feel like the teens, even towards the middle of the day. so all out door activities will be affected by this cold through tomorrow night. and it's a sunday morning. feeling like it's low 20s. sunday afternoon, things are different. going to head outside and throw the ball around before the game, feeling like the mid30s. that's okay. that's tolerable. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. but look how cold bethlehem, 29. easton at 32. new town 34. west chester at 34 degrees. those numbers on the bottom, those are the low temperatures. that's what the day's going to start with. starts at 20 in mount airy, goes up to 34. and look at that. nothing but sunshine. haddonfield, 35. jersey shore, atlantic city starts at 21, goes up to 38. look it's early february. supposed to be cold once in a while. dover only 36 degrees for the high temperature. and the high temperatures over the next several days, here's allentown, for example. 29 f

this happened just after midnight on route 422 in west potts grove township. police are investigating the cause of this crash telling us the driver lost control and the car flipped over. here's the deal. if you're in this area today, 422 still shut down in both directions. we'll stay on top it so stay with us on air and tap the nbc 10 app for updates. >>> this morning president donald trump's administration is vowing to fight back after a federal judge ordered a temporary block on the immigration restrictions. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport to tell us what's next. matt? >> reporter: the decision last night is creating hope among those who had their via sas cancelled but right now it's unclear if and when those travellers and refugees will be allowed to re-enter the u.s. what happened last night was a temporary restraining order. the judge essentially stopped the president's executive order. president trump's order, it banned travellers from seven predominantly muslim countries and suspended the u.s. refugee program. washing

but they also may get a little bit of a wintry mix, too. 21 in mount pocono. 28 in allentown, 27 in pottsown. 29 in reading. now, these temperatures are not really going to be going down during the night tonight. we have a southwest wind, and that's bringing in gradually warmer air. plus the cloud cover, that prevents the temperature from dropping. 34 at cape may point, 33 in stone harbor and woodbine. so it's fairly uniform with the wind direction like that. now, tomorrow, it's going to be much warmer. there will be parts of the area in the 50s, compared to a high of 32 today. but we've got hours of rain coming on sunday. and we have a chance of a midweek storm affecting at least a part of the area, followed by quite a bit of wind. this is what the radar looks like. it looks really ominous but the poconos, the only place in our area reporting the snow reaching the ground. could be a little bit of light snow briefly or snow flurries for an hour or so and then it moved out. and the temperature, if anything, stays the same or moves up as we go through the night tonight. tomorrow, we're seei

it happened just after midnight on route 422 in west potts grove township. the driver lost control and the car flipped over. 422 remains shut down in both directions. tap the nabc 10 app. >>> developing news on president trump's executive order on immigration. a ruling late yesterday from a federal judge is halting the order for now. the trump administration is already promising to fight back. the temporary restraining order was issued by a federal judge in washington state yesterday and it applies nationwide. it will remain in effect until the judge hears the legal challenge from the state attorney general. nbc 10 is live at philadelphia international airport this morning to explain what this means for people heading in and out of the country. >> reporter: this all comes after washington state and minnesota filed a joint lawsuit claiming that the travel ban for immigrants and refugees from seven mostly muslim countries was unlawful. now, according to national reports the government told airlines to start allowing travellers from those countries to board pla

let's get straight to tracie potts with more on this story. >> reporter: no one would have really guessed walk into this room what this news conference would have turned into. it was called at the last minute. we got word the president was going to be announcing a new nominee, which he did before he attacked the media. >> to be honest, i inherited a mess. it's a mess. >> reporter: in a news conference set up to announce his new labor secretary nominee, president trump outlined his accomplishments. >> quitet, quiet, quiet! >> reporter: then quickly changed gears. >> the tone is such hatred. >> reporter: blaming the media for deliberately undermining his presidency. >> story after story after story is bad. i won. i won. >> reporter: for short circuiting his foreign policy. >> the false, horrible, fake reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with russia. >> reporter: mr. trump denied any contact between his campaign and russia, now being investigated by congress and the fbi. >> russia is fake news. >> reporter: he defended his former national security advisor. >> i fired him because of

tracie potts reports. >> reporter: president trump marked black history month today, touring washington's new african-american museum. >> this tour was a meaning full reminder of why we have to fight bigotry. anti-semitism is horrible and it's going to stop and it has to stop. >> reporter: his comments come after 70 threats so far this year, plus an increase in hate crimes. >> i think it's terrible. i think it's horrible. whether it's anti-semitism of racism or anything you want to think about. >> reporter: anne frank center for mutual reec immigration policy is still rnd under review. homeland security promised to hire 10,000 new agents. but they'll continue president obama's policy to protect dreamers, children brought here illegally from deportation. >> but we know the dreamers were picked up over the raids last week. it's the cruellest act i've ever heard. >> reporter: president trump promising a fair and safe america to everyone, including immigrants, jews and african-americans. >>> more details now on the immigration crackdown outlined in two memos signed by homeland security secret

. >> tracie potts is live on thrill wi capitol hill. >> reporter: now we know that the president has been focusing on the border, the wall, joint spending on military. we're getting a first look now at how much that is going to cost. $54 billion, that's what president trump wants to add and cut from the federal budget starting with better equipment for the >> only do one thing, win. we have to start winning wars again. >> reporter: like the fight against isis, the pentagon presented a new plan today. the trump budget would boost defense spending 10% and provide more for intelligence and homeland security. the border, paid for by cutting foreign aid, environmental programs and nondefense programs. >> it's hard to see with this magnitude of cuts that once again middle class people, working families are going to be hu hurt. >> reporter: still unknown, will this budget add to the nation's growing debt. >> the places he's looking to pay for things are the smallest areas of the budget. >> reporter: the biggest areas medical care, social security and medicaid, those would go untouched. for

tracie potts is live with the latest.a good sign when your national security official is making all this news. >> reporter: exactly. when your senior advisor is going on air as kellyanne conway just did saying that he has the full confidence of the president, defending mike flynn, however, it didn't even come up at the news conference with canada's prime minister today. they talked about trade, other or they did spend a little bit of time talking about the other elephant in the room which is the fact that there's a big disconnect between the u.s. and canada and immigration. in their first meeting, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau agreed to work together to create jobs, but expressed differing opinions on border security. >> i said at the beginning, we are going to get the bad ones, the really bad ones. we're getting them out and that's exactly what we're doing. >> we continue to pursue our policies of openness towards immigration refugees without compromising security. >> reporter: trudeau is off

. >> tracie potts has that part of this story. >> reporter: republicans want to make sure that judge gorsuch gets a fair hearing, democrats are concerned about whether or not they may end up getting cut out of the process. judge neil gorsuch returned to the senate today, a decade after being unanimously confirmed to the federal appeals court, this time, might not be so easy. >> he'smo the big leagues here. >> president obama's nominee never even got a hearing. that's a sore spot with democrats. >> we have to recover from it, we have to go on. >> let's give the man a chance, talk to him. don't shut it down before we even get started. >> republicans vow it will happen. >> he will be confirmed, one way or the other. >> the other being the so-called nuclear option, changing rules, confirming gorsuch without one democrat on board. president trump meeting with conservative groups today said, that's okay. >> that would be an absolute shame if a man of this quality was caught up in the web. i would say it's up to mitch, but i would say go for it. >> mitch mcconnell the senate's top republica

we begin with tracie potts out on capitol hill. >> reporter: we're inside the rotunda. just a few minutes ago i came back from the capitol, lots of people getting ready for this speech. the mouwhite house says it will last about an hour and 15 minutes and president trump will focus on jobs and the economy. president trump sells his vision to congress tonight. >> we're going to spend a lot more money on the military. we really have to. >> reporter: funding the war on terror not only with cuts but a new approach. he tells fox news he'll demand pay back from countries we defend and rev up america's economy by tripling our 1% economic output. >> if i can get that up to 3 or maybe more, we have a whole different ball game. >> reporter: he'll ask congress to cut foreign aid and the state department. 120 former generals argue that's a bad idea. they say diplomacy works. >> we want places like afghanistan so we don't have another attack like 9/11. >> reporter: balancing spending without touching social security, medicare and medicaid? >> he really doesn't know how complicated i

almost 70 at 66 degrees. 62 in potts tourn and 63 in philadelph philadelphia, f 3 in millville. i hate to say it, even mount pocono way warmer than average. not looking good in terms of snow unfortunately. the good news is we're going to see a cooldown akrod the board. the rain we're tracking is going to bring colder air behind it. that's going to move toward the and and by tonight into tomorrow. windy conditions and cooler air in the forecast. we'll be at 67 by noon. notice, though, winds start cranking up and we've got the thunderstorms starting to move in. we're going to track that out hour by hour as we look more closely at the cool downahead as well coming up. >>> this morning investigators are on the hunt for a killer who murdered her inside her home on mercer street. a family member found her beaten to death lying face down yesterday. it also appears the killer stole some valuables from the house. police tell us there were no signs of break-in. they're hoping private surveillance cameras on the block will help them solve the case. >>> last night loved ones gathered to rem

tracie potts is live with the latest. >> reporter: we're getting new developments on that tonight with the white house spokesman ng evaluating mike flynn's place in the white house while a senior advisor says flynn still has the president's full confidence. some mixed signals on a subject that never came up at the u.s./canadian news conference at the white house today. in their first meeting, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau agreed to work together to create jobs but expressed differing opinions on border security. >> i said at the beginning we are going to get the bad ones, the really bad ones. we're getting them out. that's exactly what we're doing. >> we continue to pursue our policies of openness towards immigration refugees without compromising security. >> reporter: trudeau is offering to accept refugees into his country while the president's temporary travel ban remains on hold in the courts. today trudeau said he wasn't in washington to lecture the u.s. leader on how to keep his people safe. while the two leaders

this afternoon starting with tracie potts and a contentious press conference with the president today. >> to be honest, i inherited a mess. it's a mess. >> reporter: in a hastily called news conference, president trump outlined his accomplishments. >> quiet, quiet, quiet. >> reporter: then quickly changed gears, spending an hour in a combative back and forth with reporters. >> the tone is such hatred. >> reporter: blaming the media for deliberately undermining his presidency. >> story after story after story is bad. i won. i won. >> reporter: for short circuiting his foreign policy. >> they don't have the false, horrible fake reporting makes it much harder to make a deal with russia. >> reporter: mr. trump denied any contact between his campaign and russia, now being investigated by congress and the fbi. >> reporter: he defended his former national security advisor. >> i fired him because of what he said to mike pence, very simple. mike was doing his job. he was calling countries and his counterparts. so it certainly would have been okay with me if he did it. i would have directed him

. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: the media is already staking out its place.n the rotunda just across from the capitol where the president speaks in just a few hours. that speech, the white house says, about an hour and 15 minutes, starting with a focus on jobs and the economy. president trump sells his vision to congress tonight. >> more money on military. we really have to. >> reporter: funding the war on terror not only with cuts but a new approach. he tells fox news he'll demand pay back from countries we defend and rev up america's economy by tripling our 1% economic output. >> if i can get that up to three or maybe more, we have a whole different ball game. >> reporter: he'll ask congress to cut foreign aid and the state department. former generals argue that's a bad idea. they say diplomacy works. >> we want stability in afghanistan so we don't have another attack like 9/11. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are skeptical. >> sooner or later we're going to have to do something. >> he doesn't really know how complicated it is. >> reporter: the presi

tracie potts is live now on capitol hill to tell us about this. tracie? >> reporter: it's interesting that it's a social policy change, he's been focusing so much on security. but today the white house confirmed the transgender bathroom guidance from the obama administration is going they're taking a close look at, working making some changes there. the human rights campaign is already calling it a blind and cruel attack on young children. president trump's administration is taking on what has not been a campaign priority. transgender bathrooms. in fact here is what he said last spring about caitlyn jenner. >> you would be fine with her using any bathroom she chooses? >> that is correct. >> reporter: but today, the president's administration is expected to reverse obama-era guidelines that allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice. >> he's a firm believer in states' rights and ine dealt with at the federal level. >> reporter: gay rights groups call it discrimination. conservative groups say washington should stay out of it. >> it's an

. >> reporter: hey, wolf, they're now saying thit is the most pott nerve substance.y lethal substance. it can kill people within minutes. just a couple of dabs a swab of a liquid or vapor to kill somebody or stop them from breathing. you saw this video, it shows kim jong-nam, it shows the woman approaching him, appears to be the moment of attack, shortly after that he goes to seek medical attention. reports feeling dizzy and dies in the balance. now we have officials saying this vx agent was is cause of death. it was developed back in the 1950s, also a chemical weapon that experts tell us can be easily developed by countries that have chemical weapons programs, but what is alarming is that such a small amount is needed, it is an odorless substance. officials say they do not know how it got into the country and reached the airport but they say they do believe that the women were given the substance by four north korean men but believe all four of those men are now back in pong yang, wolf. >> they have that substance, deadly substance on their own hands, yet they're ok

we begin with tracie potts out on capitol hill. >> reporter: we're inside the rotunda.w minutes ago i came back from the capitol, lots of people getting ready for this speech. the mouwhite house says it will last about an hour and 15 minutes and president trump will focus on jobs and the economy. president trump sells his vision to congress tonight. >> we're going to spend a lot more money on the military. we really have to. >> reporter: funding the war on terror not only with cuts but a new approach. he tells fox news he'll demand pay back from countries we defend and rev up america's economy by tripling our 1% economic output. >> if i can get that up to 3 or maybe more, we have a whole different ball game. >> reporter: he'll ask congress to cut foreign aid and the state department. 120 former generals argue that's a bad idea. they say diplomacy works. >> we want

tracie potts on capitol hill with news on another major policy change that could ignite even more anger. tracie? >> reporter: jim, the president has been focusing a lot on immigration and security at the border. now the administration also takes a look at a key social policy and reversing that policy already. reaction from the human rights campaign calling it a b cruel attack on young children. president trump's administration is taking on what had not been a campaign priority. transgender bathrooms. in fact here is what he said last spring about caitlyn jenner. >> you would be fine with her using any bathroom she chooses? >> that is correct. >> reporter: but today, the president's administration is expected to reverse obama-era guidelines that allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice. >> he's a firm believer in states' rights and that certain issues like this are not best dealt with at the federal level. >> eporter: gay rights groups call it discrimination. conservatives argue washington should stay out of it. >> really an abuse of federal powers, to say that it s

by early tomorrow morning, it will feel like 9 degrees in potts town. 14 in trenton and 14 in philly. coming up, i have your ten day on 10. those 60s are making a comeback. back to you. >> there's a tease, thank you. >>> breaking news to get to right now. look at the firefighters. this is cherry hill. they're surrounding a building that's on fire. it's at 616 hollywood avenue. what you can see as the camera pans over. sky force 10 live. you see parts of the siding of that building have been damaged. we don't see any sign of flames at the moment. we'll keep our eyes peeled on the scene. what we can report, which is important, no injuries have been reported. the fire, again, in cherry hill. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> washington township high school in gloucester county is getting a second resource officer. it comes thanks to an agreement by the new mayor and police chief. it's the first time in seven years the school will have two officers. the position had been eliminated because of budget cuts. >>> calls for celebration in south jersey for the former high school dropouts are now hig

now andy potts. when they're going to do and they will fall one of the time. >> kimberly: no surprise here, especially with collins. what dana said, collins has strong ties to the teachers union and neither the -- the teachers unions are not fans of president trump or betsy devos. >> juan: i am a big fan of school choice i have to say betsy devos has become so polarizing that it's almost like people are focused on her and not on changing schools. >> greg: you are right. her harshest critics cannot deny their abject failure in educating the young through our public school system. it's an absolute disaster. they have no alternatives. she supports choice, which the left only embraces when it comes to terminating a child but not when it comes to educating one. she has for private schools, charter schools, remedies -- vouchers, you name it. all they care about is protecting thereabouts. >> juan: i think betsy devos, i'm a supporter but i've got to say she did not have good hearings on capitol hill. "one m

so far, no one has come forward to this was the seventh biggest jack pott pot in powerball histd indiana has more jackpot winners than any other. 39 there. two from maryland and only one from virginia. >> that is really lucky. i guess next time we're road tripping it to the hoosier state to buy the tickets. >> we've been lucky though. >> oh, my goodness gracious. >> i want to know what happened to february. where did it go? it had so much promise early on. a little hint of snow at the beginning and that idiot ground hog predicted more winter, but the average temperature for the whole month of february is 46.3. the current forecast going forward will bring it up to a little over 47 degrees. the all-time record warmest february on 46.9. we're already ahead of second place so this will either be the number one or the number two warmest february on record. weather records here go back to 1870. it is a mild 54 degrees outside in washington. 46 frederick. 55 leesburg. hometown highs today, once you get away from the western shore of the bay where temperatures will probably hold in the upper 60

we begin with tracie potts covering the action inside today. she's at national harbor. >> reporter: you were talking about healthcare. we did get a closer look at what republicans want to do, what they're trying to do with healthcare. it's something the president brought up here on stage today as he laid out his agenda before a friendly audience. >> now you finally have a president, finally. >> reporter: the nation's most embracing president trump. >> usa, usa, usa! >> reporter: this is cpac, the conservative political action conference. candidate trump skipped it last year. today he owned it. >> we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. >> reporter: he rallied against fake news, promised to fix immigration. >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry about it. we're building the wall. >> reporter: strengthen the military. >> nobody's going to mess with us, folks. >> reporter: and replace obamacare. >> we're going the make it less expensive. >> reporter: today the first detailed look at how, a draft republican plan that gets

mid20s for potts town. burlington, your expected temperature at 7:00 a.m. friday morning, 28 degrees. we're going to keep it that way at least for friday morning. and again, keep in mind you do want to bundle up. even though these temperatures are in the mid to upper 20s, with those winds it's certainly going to feel a lot colder in the teens and 20s. coming up we'll talk more about that cold blast, back to you. >> thanks. >>> next at 5:00, doctors discover a new treatment that could help men survive prostate cancer. plus, the cost of saving a life. local police departments say an overdose drug is getting too expensive. now, they're accusing the drug company of price gouging. >>> and different faiths coming together. the message they're sending to president trump. coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retir

we begin with tracie potts >> reporter: good evening.le the president was trying to show off his long-standing and close relationship with israel's prime minister, she he facing tough questions today about the resignation of his national security adviser, about ties to russia, and about new calls for an independent investigation. >> i think it's very, very unfair what's happened to general flynn. >> reporter: president trump defending the national security adviser he asked to resign, but not addressing "the new york times" report that the fbi tracked phone calls between trump campaign aides and russian intelligence, while russia was being investigated for trying to influence the election. instead the president today attacked the media and leaks from inside his administration. >> and the documents and papers that were illegally -- i stress that -- illegally leaked. it's criminal action, criminal act. >> reporter: classified information, he calls it, being given out like candy. >> the question of leaks, you

. >>> i'm keir simmons in munich an the pott of tbottom of the ht now we're awaiting president trump'sin florida, it's set to begin about 2 1/2 hours from now. protests against the president taking place across the country right now. this one was in los angeles. and we're also seeing protesters gathering there in minneapolis. weather also the story in southern california. at least three people have been killed in one of the worst storms to hit the region in years. heavy rains have led to enormous sinkholes. authorities are also concerned about potential mud slides. right here in munich, defense ministers are meeting on the future of nato as president trump continues to cast down on the military alliance. i spoke with german defense minister, ursula von lion earlier today. she opened the security meeting by calling for a more globally committed united states. but the trump administration says it's european countries that need to take on more financial responsibility for nato. here's those comments from the german defense minister. >> we have to carry a father share of the burden. german

. >> reporter: but by the time malik told coach prentes potts what was going on, he was sleeping on a friend's floor and had missed nearly a month of school. a common problem for homeless students, who are more likely to fall behind and drop out. >> if i'm jumping from place to place, i'm not as focused on my school work. i got to think about what i'm eating for the night. i got to think about how bills are gonna get paid. i got to think about all this extra stuff. >> so, and, and, it kind of it, it, it-- blew me away. excuse me, i'm getting choked up. it blew me away, for the simple fact is, he never communicated anything like that, and his spirits are always so high. you never could tell by looking at him, what he was going through. >> my little sister, my little brother. >> reporter: malik now lives in housing for homeless youth, and gets services from the school district. under federal law, districts must identify homeless students: those on the streets, doubled up in motels and shelters, or like malik, on their own. >> did you do the intake with ms. marie? >> reporter: districts

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