a fiery plane crash injures five in pennsylvania. the race to rescue the passengers on board after it slammed into a parking lot and burst into flames. investigators working to figure out what led to the accident. here comes another shutdown

showdown. house republicans unveiling a bill to keep the government up and running. but can it pick up enough support ahead of friday's deadline? we're live in d.c. the new face of canadian politics. the country's liberal party choosing a successor to justin trudeau. how the next prime minister plans to take on president trump in the trade war. buffalo quarterback josh allen gets his bills the record-breaking contract for the reining mvp. and the new art sensation who is black and white with paint all over. the penguin creating masterpieces one step at a time. we're waddling into monday, march 10th, "early today" starts right now. five people are injured after a plane crash flood a residential area in lancaster county, pennsylvania. all five were passengers on board the aircraft. three of the victims were taken to a burn center while the other

two are hospitalized at lancaster general. our marissa parra kicks off our coverage this morning. >> reporter: terrifying moments in southern pennsylvania where the governor says a small private plane crashed near lancaster airport. >> there are multiple calls for a crash at the airport. the plane known as a beechcraft bonanza crashed and five people were on board. air traffic control indicating there may have been a serious incident in the leadup. >> we have an open door. we need to return for a landing. >> mike, pull up. >> the aircraft is down just behind the terminal on the parking lot street area. >> reporter: dramatic video shows thick smoke and flames billowing out of cars. the state police is on the ground to assist first responders. the crash coming after a string of aviation crashes and close

calls in the last two months. the trump administration is facing a deadline to pay a massive debt. foreign aid organizations say the government owes about $670 llion for work already completed. a judge has set a deadline of 6:00 p.m. tonight. but the administration has said in court filings that it may need up to 10 days to pay. alice barr joins me now from d.c. congress also faces a deadline this week to keep the government up and running. >> reporter: that's right, good morning. and there is a friday night deadline for a government funding bill that would prevent a government shutdown. house speaker mike johnson revealed a new bill that would fund the government through the end of september. the continuing resolution includes an increase in defense spending while reducing non-defense spending with such a small majority in the house. speaker johnson can only afford to lose two republican votes. and there is already one gop

member who says he is a no. the resolution does have the support of president trump. the white house is preparing to enact tariffs on steel and aluminum imports as well on wednesday. president trump warned there could be even more tariffs in the future, and he brushed off concerns about a recession last night on air force one. >> are you worried about a recession? maria bartiromo asked you, and you kind of hesitated. >> i'll tell you what. of course you hesitate. all i know is this. we're going to take in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs, and we're going to become so rich you're not going to know where to spend all that money. >> reporter: and meanwhile, the administration is concerned about what messages are reaching the press. four sources tell nbc news that the department of homeland security is performing polygraph tests on employees. i.c.e. arrest numbers have been lower than expected and officials have blamed leaks to the press about i.c.e. operations. so they're trying to detect who

may be sharing that information. in a statement, the dhs says that as a national security agency we can and should and will polygraphph personnel. meanwhile, the effort to shrink federal government continues. health and human services employees were offered a buyout of $25,000 to resign from their jobs. that's according to a person who received the e-mail and an administration official. about 80,000 people work for that agency. they have until friday to decide if they're going to accept that offer, frances? >> alice, thank you. now to washington where the secret service shot and wounded an armed man close to the white house. it happened just past midnight yesterday. local police reported what they called a suicidal individual traveling to d.c. secret service

personnel shot him. president trump was not at the white house during the incident. in new york, an attorney for a palestinian activist who helped organize protests at columbia university says he was arrested by i.c.e. nbc's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: a palestinian activist who helped lead the protests at columbia university is in i.c.e. custody. mahmoud kahlil's attorney saying he was wrongfully arrested by immigration gents. kahlil was one of the few protesters who shared his name during the protests last year. >> we want to divest in israeli occupation. >> reporter: in a statement, columbia university acknowledging reports of i.c.e. around campus. this reported arrest coming on

the heels of the trump administrationon canceling abou $400 million in federal grants to columbia university. earlier last week, the president writing agitators will be imprisoned or permanently sent back to the country from which they came. nbc has reached out to the state department, the department of homeland security and i.c.e. they say they cannot comment on cases. canada has a new prime minister. the liberal party elected mark carney. he will replace justin trudeau, who announced his resignation back in january. the new leadership comes as the country deals with president trump's trade war and threat of annexation. for more, let's bring in nbc's matt bodner. good morning, matt. >> reporter: frances, good morning. carney will be coming into power

on a landslide victory with 89.9% of his party's leadership vote on sunday. his election as prime minister comes at a critical moment for his country and party. he must call general elections later this year, and the party has seen its fortunes radically changed by antagonism from washington. prior to trump's rhetoric about canada becoming a 51st state, the party looked like it was on the ropes. but it reverd a 26-point deficit, coming out two points ahead in polling. the turn around was driven by liberal efforts to respond to trump's comments on tariffs and annexation. >> the canadian government has rightly retaliated and is rightly retaliating with our own tariffs.

in america,healthcare is a big business. in canada, it is a right. america is a melting pot. canada is a mosaic. america's not canada. and canada never ever will be part of america in any way shape or form. >> reporter: no date has yet been set for when carney will take office. but this is something he'll work out with trudeau, the outgoing prime minister in the coming days, frances. the measles outbreak in the southwest now surpassing 200 cases. authorities identifying 198 cases in west texas and 30 in new mexico. two people have died, one child and one adult, both unvaccinated. and nearly two dozen have been hospitalized. mostly unvaccinated children. this as a source familiar with the plan says the cdc is going to expand research into autism and its link with vaccines. that's despite hundreds of studies debunking the myth that

vaccines cause autism. the cdc falls under the department of health and human services led by robert f. kennedy jr. he has expressed anti-vaccine views in the past. a state of emergency in new york this morning after wildfires sparked on eastern long island. the fast-moving names prompted a response from 80 fire departments and 600 personnel. two fire crew members were hurt, one sustaining second-degree burns to his face, and another suffering a head injury. officials say they are now both home recovering. the flames driven by drought-like conditions. one fire is 80% contained. and a fire breaking out on the outskirts of brooklyn, but water drops finally put a stop to the flames. now let's get a look at the weather for the week ahead.

here's michelle grossman with more on that. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. you need the umbrellas in the southeast today. we're looking at an area of low pressure still lingering across the area until tomorrow morning. we could see two, three, even four inches of rain in some spots. moderate to heavy at times. that's going to prompt flash flooding but much-needed rain for the carolinas. looking across the plains, 9 million people under fire alerts. increasing winds, winds gusting over 65 miles per hour today along with record highs. temperatures in the 70s, near 80 degrees in some spots. really dry as well. you will notice the pacific northwest could see rain and snow. a big storm system is moving across the country for the rest of the week starting wednesday. a wet storm on wednesday with rain and snow, mountain snow there. plenty of sunshine throughout the middle of the nation. by friday we're going to see

rain and snow moving in. spring warmth into the carolinas and the tennessee valley. friday we're looking at heavy snow throughout the rockies. and then rain from the northern tier of the in omaha. 80s in the ctral plains. the southeast, soggy. showers in jacksonville, orlando and tampa. that's your monday forecast. over the weekend, women across the country took part in demonstrations marking international women's day. marchers across some 300 events, demanding equal rights, access to reproductive care.

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as you may have guessed, marley is less of a talker and more of a squawker. but fortunately, her assistant, at moody gardens fills us in. >> marley's personality is one in a million. she has the most social butterfly attitude i've ever seen. >> reporter: teaching marley to paint was a step-by-step process. an idea borne from watching the already-social-by nature hoppers. from there, it was making sure they were comfortable with the tools, and the rest is history. the aquarium is home to more than 100, all named after rock stars, but it's marley, named after bob, who steals the show, jamming with each piece she stamps. >> i think her looking at the patings and having that

interaction with the guests makes her stand out. >> reporter: marley is also an ambassador for her species. northern rock hoppers are in danger with an estimated 480,000 left in the wild, her stardom helping raise money for conservation, her artwork has sold for $50 a pop online. what category would you put her art in? >> honestly, i think it's her own genre. >> reporter: george solis, nbc news.

the fire aftermath from a plane crash in pennsylvania. all five people on board now recovering in the hospital. after the plane slammed into a parking lot, scorching several cars. new details overnight on what may have caused the crash. secret service opens fire near