count down to a government shutdown which could come this week. that is on top of the president saying daca is probably dead as he blames the democrats. >> one week after california's deadly mudslides, we're learning more about those who perished while officials continue to search for the missing. >> we'll take you inside the plane that skidded off the runway and plunged down a cliff as passengers react in horror. >> britain's queen elizabeth speaking out on her legacy and the weight of the crown she's worn 65 years. >> plus we are honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. on the 50th year of his assassination. "early today" starts right now. good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. congress may be off this

dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday but they have a busy week ahead, facing a possible shutdown the end of the week lawmakers will try to seal the deal on an immigration plan especially concerning daca. the president is casting doubt on a deal, tweeting daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it. they just want to take desperately needed money away from our military. nbc's tracie potts is live with more for us in washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. are they ready to deal? we have a few days left. democrats say yes. republicans say yes. president says yes. they are not on the same page. democrats and republicans have been negotiating. they've got an plan on the table that they say will create a budget, avoid a shutdown, and address daca protection for these young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally. they say it addresses the president's concerns of what he calls chain migration, and gets rid of the visa lottery. but the president argues there's not enough money for border security.

>> we're ready, willing and able to make a deal on daca, but i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. and the folks from daca should know the democrats are the ones that aren't going to make a deal. >> reporter: so, unclear at this .4 days away whether or not they can come up with a deal that protects immigrants now and meets that hard deadline of getting a budget in place to avoid a shutdown on friday. phillip? >> all right, tracie, thank you. >> this morning the fcc is investigating what caused a false alert telling hawaii residents to seek shelter because of an incoming ballistic missile. saturday morning's warning threw residents and tourists into a panic and now congress wants answers. nbc's jacob soboroff was there. >> reporter: it was pandemonium in paradise after that alert was sent to phones throughout the state and broadcast on television. >> a missile may impact our land or sea within minutes. >> reporter: shocked tourists and locals worried they were minutes away from nuclear annihilation. >> the hotel staff came and told

my parents, seek shelter, you only have 12 minutes. >> uh-huh. >> it's hard to stay calm when you don't know what's happening. >> reporter: families huddled in their closet during and after the alert went out staying closely glued to their cell phones. >> people are running to the mountains with their families. >> reporter: members of congress are demanding answers on why it took 38 minutes for a correction to be texted out. twice the time it would take for a missile to reach hawaii from north korea. >> those responsible for this happening need to be held accountable and making sure that this cannot, it cannot happen again. >> reporter: the fcc chairman called the false alert absolutely unacceptable and has launched an investigation. governor david ige took responsibility. >> today is the day that most of us will never forget. and many in our community was deeply affected by this. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the mistake was part of an early warning system put into place amid rising tensions between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. less than 24 hours before the

false alarm we were given an exclusive tour of the room where it was triggered. because of what state officials say was the push of a wrong button. >> this is where the call comes in that notifies us of a ballistic missile launch. >> reporter: if a nuclear missile is launched from north korea this is where you're going to find out? >> that's right. these are state warning officers. they'll receive a call from the pacific command on a secure line. and make a decision to activate the statewide siren system. >> reporter: where is the phone? >> it's right here behind us. >> reporter: saturday morning that phone never rang and there never was a signal from the military to sound the alarm, but it happened anyway and now this state and the nation are dealing with the consequence. frances, it was absolutely extraordinary to be here and inside that diamond head crater where the emergency management system is headquartered. they were very clear with us that in the event of a nuclear attack, one of the first things that the general public would hear are 394 sirens throughout the state of hawaii. those sirens did not sound. it led to a great deal of confusion out here on the beach

and throughout the hawaiian islands. i should say that it does beg the question, what happens with the hawaiian public in the event that that siren once again sounds? especially if that siren, frances, is not a drill. >> frightening thought. jacob, thanks. >> arizona senator jeff flake is headed to the senate floor this week to give a speech where he plans to denounce president trump's attacks on the media as stall inist. excerpts of the speech obtained by nbc news, flake slams trump's phrase enemy of the american people when referring to the press, saying it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses the words infamously spoken by joseph stall in. he elaborated on nbc's kcdc. >> he borrowed that phrase. it was popularized by joseph stall in, used by mao as well. enemy of the people. it should be noted that nikita kruschef forbad its use saying it was loaded, it maligned a

whole class of people and it shouldn't be done. i don't think we should be using a phrase that's been rejected as too loaded by a soviet dictator. >> senator flake tells kasie hunt he hopes his speech will encourage republicans to stand up to the president when they believe he's wrong. >> the death toll in last week's mudslides in southern california has climbed to 20. on sunday thousands in the city of santa barbara gathered for a candle light vigil honoring the victims killed when a powerful winter storm triggered mudslides and flash floods. while the victims were from the town of montecito, the disaster struck weeks after scorched by the largest ever wildfire. the latest victim to be found, 30-year-old dipa whose son was also killed. the disaster damaged 65 homes and 460 others. crews are still trudging through mud and debris to find four people missing. hope is dimming. >> today we transitioned from a search and rescue operation to a

search and recovery mission. this decision was not made lightly. >> in addition to the ongoing search, crews have a number one priority, clearing out debris basins and creek canals clogged by the mudslides as they brace for another possible storm this week. a stretch of a major freeway and surrounding roads remain closed indefinitely and thousands of residents are still under mandatory evacuation orders. authorities say it may be months before they can return home. >> some scary moments aboard a casino shuttle sunday. it was ferrying passengers to a casino ship off florida's gulf coast when it suddenly caught fire. all 50 passengers jumped into the frigid waters and were able to make it back to shore. police say 15 of them were treated for minor injuries and hypothermia as a precaution. the captain reported smoke coming from the engine and turned the boat around. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >> dangerous flooding caused by an ice jamb is forcing some connecticut residents to evacuate their homes. freezing conditions created ice

jams that forced the housatonic river out of its banks putting a few homes at risk. first responders used boats to rescue residents who were unable to evacuate. meteorologists say melting is unlikely to happen as temperatures in the area will remain in the teens so far. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins joining us now with the latest on the weather. good monday morning. >> good morning. cold on the east coast, latest arctic blast behind the winter storm and another arctic blast in the northern plains. in between a little clipper, though. a half inch of snow on the ground from michigan, illinois, indiana, ohio, st. louis and kansas city this morning. not a lot but a little slick. in the next 48 hours we take this snow through the ohio valley into areas of the northeast. we could get one or 2 inches in around areas of new york city up to albany, new york, through central new england. not a big ordeal but that will be as we go throughout tuesday. today it will mostly be throughout the ohio valley. you want to talk about cold, it is negative 25 wind chill at bismarck, only topped by negative 30 right now in fargo.

living up to your winter reputaon. that'sti a areas like dallas, san antonio, houston where tomorrow morning you could have some icy weather to deal with. yeah, and san antonio under a winter storm watch. doesn't happen that often. we have more ice and snow heading to areas that don't typically get t. >> i have friends in texas that are getting ready for it. all right, bill, thank you so much. well, a police officer in florida was in for a big surprise during a late night call. officer joseph cabrera responded to a call about a 12 1/2 foot bermese python. it is not a common sight for florida, but still considered dangerous. the officer quickly jumped into action and wrestled the animal under control before a licensed snake remover took it away.

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check out nbc.com for more events honoring dr. king who asked the question, what are you doing for others? >> this is the latest in the uproar from earlier this month. you remember when it came out that actor mark wahlberg was paid $1.5 million for reshoots of the movie. all the money in the world after kevin spacey was removed. michelle was paid less than thousand dollars. wahlberg said he is donating the money in williams' name to the times legal defense fund which provides legal support to victims of sexual harassment in the workplace. williams released a statement, today isn't about me. my fellow actresses stood by me and stood up for me. my activist friends taught me to use my voice and the most powerful men in charge listened and acted. now to turkey this morning, investigators are trying to figure out why a jet skidded off the runway, went off a cliff, and almost plunged right into the water. nbc's lucy cav notianav has mor

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this marks 65 years since queen elizabeth was crowned. now the famously private monarch is speaking out about her 1953 coronation with bbc. here's nbc's indicakate snow. >> reporter: she's 91 years told, but she remembers the details in 1953, the carriage ride, a beautiful image. but in reality, bumpy. >> there's no mention of traveling at all. >> it rocks around a lot. >> not very comfortable. >> reporter: the queen who was just 27 years old during the ceremony opened up about the downsides of the heavy crown. >> it was up to about there when

my father wore it. >> and it was huge then. >> yes, very unwieldy. fortunately my father and i have the same sort of shaped head. but once you put it on, it stays. i mean, it just remains. >> you have to keep your head very still. >> yes. and you can't look down to read the speech. you have to take the speech up because if you did, your neck would break. it would fall off. so, there are some disadvantages to crowns. but otherwise, they're quite important things. >> queen elizabeth herself experiencing a resurgence of popularity after the acclaimed netflix series the crown, a period drama depicting her early days as monarch. >> i think there is such fascination with this monarchy because we are at a stage now where we have so many generations which is unprecedented. we have the queen marking her coronation, william and kate having another baby, meghan markle and prince harry getting married all in the year. >> add more stuff there to your

watch list. thanks to kate for that report. you can catch the full documentary about the queen tonight on the smithsonian channel. >> in case you missed it last night, the vikings/saints game was one for the ages. the saints were this close to victory. they kicked the field goal. they go up with a few seconds left in the game. only ten seconds left. the vikings just need a field goal, and then this happened. >> steps into it. pass is caught! sidelined! touchdown! unbelievable sclch >> nobody saw that coming. a shocking last second 61-yard touchdown by stephane digs gave them a 29-24 win. a crushing end to new orleans's season. and earlier in the day another unexpected finish. the steelers ben roethlisberger threw for five touchdowns. wasn't enough to hold back the jacksonville jags. they kicked the field goal. less than two minutes left. that is a meaningless touchdown by the steelers. they lose the game, jags go on

and will play new england next week. going to be a exciting finish. super bowl is coming. thanks for joining us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm king junior day --

ad lib live picture -- san francisco a very good monday morning. a holiday as well. paying tribute to martin luther king jr. day as we take a live look outside this morning, a brief one there, you saw the trans american pyramid. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. on this day, martin luther king jr. holiday, a lot of people say, get out, do service today. weatherwise will it be a good day? >> it will, but it starts out foggy and that's the kind of fog we've seen the over the weekend, starting out during the morning hours, it keeps it mostly cloudy for parts of the bay area. it has dropped down to a mile and a half in livermore, still fairly clear as you get out for that drive but i do think this fog will continue to lower and get thicker with our