oscars. good tuesday morning to you all. we start with breaking news as we get new details on a deadly plane crash in southern california. >> the small plane crashing into homes. on board a family returning from disneyland. this new video from a surveillance camera showing the plane, a cessna, shortly after takeoff. it's above homes and dropping from the skies quickly. people nearby felt the ground shake and seconds later you see that fireball there. that fire burned for hours overnight destroying the two homes and damages a third. >> authorities say three people are dead. two others made it out of the wreckage alive and no one on the ground was injured. abc's alex stone has the latest. >> reporter: moments after the plane slammed into a home in this neighborhood, witnesses with their cell phones recording, flames raging. neighbors say as they ran up a woman who identified herself on fire. >> we see this lady, she was crawling. half of her clothes were on fire and she said i need help. >> reporter: a teacher at a nearby school saying they saw the plane flying too low, clearly going to crash. the alert going out to all firefighters responding. >> units en route to the alert 3. rps are advising the plane hit a residence and the residence is on fire. >> reporter: now after hours of serving nobody on the ground was killed. three of the victims on board the plane died. two adult women on the plane survived. >> they were here from san jose for a cheer conference that is at disneyland this week, so, unfortunate we had that situation. >> reporter: the plane a twin engine cessna 310 had just taken off likely full of fuel from the riverside airport heading to san jose, california. seconds later it went down. when firefighters arrived o scene, they had no idea how many people were inside the home or how many had been on the plane. pieces of the plane could be seen scattered around the remains of the home. the ntsb and faa are beginning to investigate. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >> and as alex mentioned the pilot crawled out of the wreckage and people helped get her to safety but she kept calling for her daughter. we hope to learn more about why the plane crashed. a live report from the scene later on "good morning america." and president trump is ready to address congress and the country in a prime time speech tonight. >> he's expected to cover topics like health care, border security and the military. and white house advisers say the tone will be optimistic. more now from abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: with millions hanging on his every word, president donald trump will address a joint session of congress for the first time tonight. >> all i can do is speak from the heart and say what i want to do. i'll be talking about the military. i'll talking talking about the border. >> repte first month spent rattling world leaders, battling with the press and fighting for his executive orders in court, even members of his own party hope the president stays on track tonight. >> we're looking forward to a positive, upbeat presentation. >> reporter: focusing on his early achievements like the nomination of judge neal gorsuch to the supreme court and a series of executive orders aimed at delivering on his campaign promises. >> the government should not stand in your way in delivering needed reforms and services and it won't. >> reporter: also expected, a call to build up infrastructure spending $1 trillion. >> we have potholes all over our highways and our roads. >> reporter: increased defense spending. >> we have to start winning wars again. >> reporter: and repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> it's an unbelievably complex subject. nobody knew that health care could be so complicated. >> reporter: but house democratic leader nancy pelosi says he doesn't have the votes to replace it and hasn't done anything worth celebrating after more than a month in office. >> he has nothing toho but fear in every way to people sick, fear to people who are immigrants, fear to people who are concerned about the greed on wall street. >> reporter: the democrats will have their chance to fight back. former kentucky governor steve beshear will give the party's response right after the president's speech. and, guys hearing reports there could be multiple protests here tonight right outside the capitol. ramping up the tension as the president gets ready for that prime time address. kendis and diane. >> we'll have live coverage of that at 9:00 tonight. president trump is blaming his pretdecessor for a wave of protests against him and gop lawmakers. the president told fox news that former president obama is responsible for the angry crowds turning up at republican town halls. he's also blaming him for leaking coming from the white house. >> no, i think that president obama is behind it because his people are certainly behind it and some of the leaks possibly some of the leaks which are really serious leaks because they're very bad in terms of national security. but i also understand that's politics and in terms of him being behind things, that's politics and it will probably continue. >> now, president trump did not offer up any evidence to support that claim. so far no comment from president obama. in the meantime, the white house is pushing back against allegations that the trump campaign staffers coordinated with russia to influence the election and insist there is no need for a special prosecutor because there is nothing left to investigate but the fbi is still investigating this case and so is congress. the leading democrat on the house intelligence committee says they hadn't called a single witness yet and it was premature to reach any conclusions. jewish organizations are calling for a strong federal response after another string of bomb threats. nearly two dozens dents took place yesterday in 12 states. this comes a week after the jewish community center association revealed there had en month. the jcc is calling for the federal government to find those responsible. well, the threat of severe weather is moving across the country this morning with some 90 million americans in the path. it stretches from texas into the ohio valley today with heavy rain, powerful winds and hail all possible including tornadoes. now, wednesday the system will threaten the east coast as you can see here and heavy weather is also moving out of southern california triggering flooding in san diego and in the higher elevation, as well, up to a foot of snow possible from arizona to new mexico and up into colorado. okay, so here's the situation farther north. look at this. wild weather, seattle, rain, thunder, snow. and thunder lightning. powerful lightning strike on the city's landmark's space needle. thanks to the needle's 24 lightning rods plus the spire itself there was no damage but it's a regular target of mother nature, i'd say so. >> and made for a very cool video. still ahead the manhunt under way after an kused killer was released from jail by mistake. plus, walking free. possibly very soon. why o.j. simpson could be out of jail by the end of the year. an adventure out of this world. literally. spacex is announcing when they plan to send tourists around the moon. the kansas man charged in two apparent biased killings due back in court. adam purinton did not enter a plea during his first court appearance via video charged with murdering two indian immigrants at a kansas city last week. witnesses say he shouted get out of my country before. takata has pleaded guilty to fraud and agreed to pay a billion dollars in penalty. they admitted to concealing an air bag defect blamed for at least 11 deaths in the u.s. alone and lawyers for the plaintiffs now say ford, honda, toyota and nissan knew for years that the air bags were dangerous but continued to use them in order to save money. two extremely wealthy passengers are banking on the safety of the vehicle they're hoping will launch them further into space than any human has ever gone including american astronauts and hoping it'll happen by the end of next year. good luck. >> he's launched rockets, landing the reusable first stage on land and on an ocean barge, so when asked by two people can we fly to the moon, elon musk said, yes. despite the fact that last year and the year before his company spacex spectacularly lost two rockets, would you r moon? >> i think they are entering this with their eyes open knowing there is some risk here. they're certainly not naive. >> reporter: the plan to launch the two in 18 months on a slingshot journey past the moon and back toette, the first deep space travel in nearly 50 years. the two citizen astronauts getting the view the apollo astronauts got of the moon. a round trip ticket, more than $200 million and musk says this won't be the only flight. >> this he say it will cost $200 million, they have two passengers have reached out and they are actually not only going to go but fund it too. >> i can just imagine what their insurance bill will be like for that flight. >> i would say you go first. >> no, no, no, you. >> no, please, you, ininsist you. >> get to be -- you get to be the -- a man gets trapped in his car. see how he survived for five days. caught on camera the dramatic moment e-cigarette exploding in a man's pocket. remember 2007? smartphones? o m g ten years later, nothing's really changed. it's time to snap out of it. hello moto. snap on a jbl speaker. put a 70" screen on a wall. get a 10x optical zoom. get excited world. hello moto. moto is here. the moto z with moto mods. visit verizonwireless.com/droid to discover today's hot deal. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, -hour, non-drowsy claritin. that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or 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conditions where you won't be seeing any floats nearly the entirely eastern half of the u.s. will see possible flooding conditions from texas into maine. roads will be wet in the pacific northwest as well with some snow across the west. if you're flying airport delays possible in chicago as well as this morning, happening right now the rush to find an accused killer set free by mistake in illinois. >> 29-year-old garrett glover is wanted in a 2012 murder in chicago. he was charged in that case two years ago, but thursday glover was convicted on a separate armed robbery charge. he was then released after officials determined that he had been in custody long enough in that case, so officials are now trying to determine what led to this breakdown in communication. and o.j. simpson will likely be released from prison within months. according to one report a parole board is expected to recommend his release based on good behavior. the earliest possible date he could be set free is in early october and that means he would have spent nine years out of a 33-year sentence behind bars for armed robbery and kidnapping. we're going to turn to the health scare for celebrity fitness trainer and host of "the biggest loser" bob harper saying he is recovering from a major heart attack that left him unconscious for two days. feeling better taking it easy. harper we're told collapsed actually two weeks ago during a workout at a gym in new york city. a doctor who happened to be working out near him saved had is life with cpr and a defibrillator. a man missing near seattle has been found after surviving five days inside his car. authorities say 69-year-old robert jones was oents an embankment last wednesday as he was heading to the store. his wife reported him missing but no one found him until yesterday morning. a man walking his dog saw jones' car. jones apparently was cold and dehydrated but he's expected to recover. just north of there a painful reminder this morning of the dangers of e-cigarettes. this surveillance video shows a man's pants catching on fire after a spare e-cigarette battery he was carrying in his pocket shorted out. when it came in contact with coins taking place in ail blert that, can dachl the intense flames melted his polyester boxer srt leg and causing third-degree burns. >> ooh, ouch. >> yeah. all right, let's go to sports and lighter news. >> this means seven letters. nba and espn. actually there's three more, that's like ten letters. and. >> good morning, stan verrett in our "sportscenter" studios in los angeles. a rare terrible shooting night from steph curry but didn't keep the warrior from getting a win on the road in philadelphia. usually good on february 27th. 34 three-pointers on this day more than any other day of the year. we looked it up. 0 for 11 from three-point range ties the nba record for most threes missed in a game without a make so he's got both ends of the three-point record for makes and misses. draymond green throwing it down. green, 14 points, 11 assists, 5 steals. 27 in kevin durant and warriors win it 119-108. kyle lowry got a wrist problem so may not before the playoffs. derozan has his team on the back now, knocks down the three, put the raptors up two, tied at 8. derozan puts the raptors back up. and then watch him work on derrick rose, here in the final seconds. down one, they're back up one, derozan scored the final 12 points for toronto in the game. carmelo got a great look at a three but no good. 37 and 8 rebounds for derozan as the raptors top the knicks, 92-91. that's it from here. now back to you. >> all right, up next, jimmy kimmel is trying to clear up the confusion about the oscars and the host is taking us through the mix-up step by step. hilarious fashion. plus, announcing the wrong winner wasn't the only mistake. see the person who made it into the memoriam segment who is very much alive. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. my doctor prescribed opioids which 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unseasonably warm end to february - march comes in like a lion - near record warmth for march 1st - weather alert wednesday: risk of severe storms - cooler late week today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. late afternoon showers. highs: 67-72 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers, patchy fog. lows: 56-62 winds: sw 5-15 mph wednesday: few am showers. breezy & unseasonably warm. risk of severe storms 2-6pm. damaging winds, hail, and an isolated tornado possible. highs: 75-80 winds: sw 10-20 g 30+ breaking overnight. new legal problems at samsung. south korean prosecutors say they are indicting samsung heir lee jae-yong on several charges including bribery and embezzling. at least 4 other samsung executives are facing similar charges. samsung has denied all charges since lee was arrested earlier this month. the charges are part of a major corruption probe that also lead to the ousting of the country's president. happening now back here-- another wave of bomb threats across several states-- including three in our area. targets included aleph bet jewish day school in annapolis... gesher jewish day school in fairfax... and charles e-smith jewish day school in rockville. there were also targets in seattle, los angeles, and las vegas. in each case, the buildings were searched and police didn't find anything dangerous. this is the fifth wave of bomb threats since early january.. and the fbi is now investigating. but so far, no one's been arrested. human trafficking victims are now taking their fight for justice to a maryland courtroom. the women now suing the america's best value inn in salisbury. they say they were drugged, and held at the hotel, then forced into prostitution. the lawsuit claims the owners failed to keep the property safe. but the owners tell us that they had no idea what was going on. the hotel was the site of a major human trafficking bust in 2014. space-x is getting into the tourism business. the company says it will fly two people ar late next year! c-e-o elon musk said the would-be space travelers approached the company about making the week-long journey. musk would not reveal their names, but said both have made large deposits. the moon flight would take place shortly after space-x flies astronauts to the international space station for the first time. that mission is scheduled for may 20-18. it's xx and we're just getting started. coming up. neighborhood nightmare. a plane crashes into homes, sparking a huge fireball. we have the latest details from firefighters on the scene.. plus, a big day for president trump, as he prepares to deliver his first congressional address. analysts say nation's budget is about to look a lot different. the details.. coming up. good morning washington. - unseasonably warm end to february - march comes in like a lion - near record warmth for march 1st - weather alert we storms - cooler late week today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. late afternoon showers. highs: 67-72 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers, patchy fog. lows: 56-62 winds: sw 5-15 mph wednesday: few am showers. breezy & unseasonably warm. risk of severe storms 2-6pm. damaging winds, hail, and an isolated tornado possible. highs: 75-80 winds: sw 10-20 g 30+