♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness new. right now at noon, one more win and eagles are super bowl bound. we're waiting for coacde to hold his weekly news conference to talk about sunday's nfc champion shim game. that is coming. so this noon, ice jams causing flooding chopper three live over the delaware river in trenton where the ice build sun causing the river to overflow its banks. >> that means trouble for

residents along the river. good afternoon i'm rahel solom solomon. >> i'm joe holden. jim donovan is off today. "eyewitness news" reporter chante lands is live in trenton where homeowners and drivers are dealing with dangerous mess g afternoon. good afternoon, joe and rahel. a portion of route 29 here already shut down. this is the off-ramp coming to the government complex. now multiple officials are on scene from multiple agencies. ice jams on the delaware river historically have been problem for his area. is flood warning is now in effect. the big concern is reaching a flood stage of 20 feet. that just happened as of 11:15 this morning. meteorologist matt peterson says flood waters just surpassed that and we now entered minor flooding. so this is how this happen. recent warm temperatures and rain led to ice breaking up and flowing down the river. well that caused ice literal toll jam up on the delaware river. water levels quickly rose just after midnight. now water is expected to recede

but that will happen much slower. minor flood cog continue until 10:00 a.m. until noon tomorrow. emergency management reps want pedestrians to stay away from the river embankment because it could be very slippery. now as far as drivers, if you encounter these types of waters, you're encouraged to just back away and turn around. that is the very latest live in trenton, new jersey, chante lans cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> joe and rahel, back to you. >> chante, thank you for that update. let's get over to meteorologist katie fehlinger life on the cbs3 sky deck. how long will this flooding possibly be a concern. >> chante said it looks as though this could actual be a inn issue right into tomorrow morning. as a result, initial flood warning that had gone up from the national weather service was extended until tomorrow morning sometime. let's get right to the map here. we'll show you a wide zoom at first you get your sense of the bearings here. philly off to the south and west. but the issue is still taking place right here. anywhere between scudder falls down toward just outside trent

trenton. so going down the river here and it really is more avenue localized problem but this could be a concern right through at least the evening rush here tonight at which point we'll probably be cresting on the river. about 20.5 feet which again is just slightly above flood stage. looking at the current map here on storm scan, pretty quiet. we've had clouds pretty much throughout the course of the morning. not much sunshine that will continue to be a theme for the rest of the day. currently at 29 degrees at the airport and generally in the 20s almost everywhere you are start to go rebound higher down near the shore points but it is a cold beginning to the afternoon. take look at the rest of the region as whole for daytime highs don't expect much more than where we currently stand a few additional degrees but colder than average by nearly 1. so cold afternoon. and that will set the stage for next system which comes in bringing with it some snow. i'll time that out and give you a sense much how much we'll see later on. guys?

all right. katie, thank you we know now who the eagles will play in nfc champion shim game season sund sunday. minnesota vikings face the eagles after beating the saints in dramatic fashion. >> saints were behind 17-zero at half time but came all the way back to take a lead on a field goal with 25 seconds left in regulation. not over yet. vikings quarterback case keenum hits stephan digs with 61-yard walk off. game winning touchdown. time expires unbelievable ending vikings within 29-24. >> eagles need one more trip -- one more win to the trip to the super bowl. >> doug pederson talking to the media right now. let's list listen in as he takes question. >> it's a tough play if it's call in the right situation. >> back to back? >> there you go. um, you know, sometimes you can catch -- you can catch a group off guard, um, you know, they

don't expect two screens back to back. i've done it one other time. in kansas city and with success, and, um, you know, just something that, um, you j kind of get in the flow of the game. get in the feel of the game. (estion from reporter) >> yeah, i felt you know leading up to falcon game and you know the things that frank and i had discussed and put together, um, with the game plan was conducive to some of nick's strengths obviously. it wasn't anything crazy are out of the ordinary from what we've done all season. but just, you know, plays where he was comfortable, and really had a tight -- tight game plan, um, you know there really weren't a lot of moving parts,

you know, as far as motions and shifts and things like that. we had a couple different wrinkle plays in there but, you know, other than that, just kind of felt real good about our game plan and we got to do the same thing again this week. >> coach peter doug pederson addressing the media talking about how they played nick foles in this game devil quarterback who seemed in control. of course the eagles face the vikings at the linc sunday kickoff at 6:40. >> we'll have much more from coach pederson later on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. also, see the complete press conference streaming live right now on our website along with everythinge eagles on air and online it is all there at cbsphilly.com/eagles. and you can also share your eagles pride with the rest of eagles nation. use our hash tag cbs cbs3 on facebook, twitter and instagram just search for cbs philly. in other news this noon tens of thousands of people honoring civil rights icon martin luther king, jr. today with a day of service. "eyewitness news" reporter ailette in a oh is live at

girard college in fairmount with some of the projects volunteers are working on. anita? >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. this is considered the largest day of service in the country. we've seen a lot of familiar faces sis morning including pennsylvania governor tom wolf, philadelphia mayor jim kenney, senator bob casey, district attorney larry krasner but they are just a few of some tens of thousands of people giving their time and giving back today. ♪ >> reporter: while many had the day off from work, they put themselves to work volunteering as part of the greater philadelphia king day of service. for some the day represents -- >> togetherness, justice, peace. >> reporter: more than 150,000 people across our region are expected to participate. many of them at girard college throughout the morning. seven-year-old zoey brown helped a line of volunteers pack food for the needy. she wanted to help because what she looked in school about martin luther king, jr. >> that he helped the world and

that everybody can be friends. >> reporter: the even also included a civic engagement expo, a job pair, wellness expo and a kids carnival. paula smith benson of the woman veteran command center makes eight-point to volunteer on this date each year with her daughter kendall. >> host importantly it's a day of hope in the times we live things are so challenging and can be oh overwhelming but hope is really the great equalizer. >> reporter: and you can see the beautiful student murals here have is that have been collect over the past 23 years during this day of service. this event still isn't over the at 1:30 this afternoon the philadelphia orchestra will be hosting its annual tribute concert in the chapel. i'm anita oh cbs3 white news. >> anita, thank you for that live report. president trump is once again denying he ever made a vulgar remark to describe hate,

too el salvador and some african nations. the president last night briefly addressed the issue before dinner at his resort in florida. he told reporters he's not a racist. lawmakers who were in the immigration meeting when the president reportedly made the comments last week are offering differing accounts of what was said. >> fcc appears hawaii did not have reasonable safeguards in place that could have prevented this weekend's frightening false alarm. residents were shocked and scared when the incoming missile along let was blasted out to cell phones. many residents say they had no idea where to go or what to do. authorities say the false alarm was preparedness wake up call individual who triggered saturday's false alarm has not been fired. but has been reassign. welcoming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" heart pounding video. >> watchewatches were a firefigr catches a child thrown from a burning building. we have more of this incredible video you'll want to see. even more shocking video to show you noor suddenly falls

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much it's fortunate no one died but seven people were hurt. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. authorities have rule out any possible link to terrorism. >> search crews in california are transitioning from rescue to recovery mode nearly a week after deadly mudslides. 20 people were killed and four people are still considered missing. three mudslides leveled entire blocks blocks ruptured sewer lines and downed power lines. they plan to change the infrastructure including burying pouries lines. >> female passenger on casino shuttle boat that caught fire off the in order coast has died. she died last night after arriving at a hospital. officials originally said none of the 15 injuries were life-threatening. the ferry takes gamblers from mainland florida to offshore casino. so far there's no word on what sparked that fire yesterday. check out some incredible video here as firefighters in georgia raced to safe residents from a burning apartment building. one person trying to escape the names drops a child into the

arms of a firefighter waiting on the ground below. the blaze happened on januar january 3rd but fire officials just released this video. we're told everyone rescued survived with non-life threatening injuries. could not be a clearer picture of what they go through every time they fight a fire. >> dramatic. >> she's already got the heart of a champion. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a young athlete's lesson for us all. >> meisha. >> a true inspiration for many. today's love it we're meeting a 13-year-old girl proving there's no barrier too high for her and it's all happening on the court. that story is coming up katie. >> meisha, as we look ahead to weekend of major importance in our sports world here in philly, it does look lick we may end up with some spotty rain showers on sunday at this point. that may change as we get clos closer. but i think the overall theme here we final are going to start to rebound and temperature will be near if not exceeding 50 degrees on game day sunday. we're com

>> okay. katie fehlinger so we have business to take care of. looking into the distance the weekend of course important but some snow too. >> yes. absolutely. seeing snow. another clipper system moving in and these clippers have very specific characteristics this one is going to be two of the typical three. i'll explain as we move forward. but for now lot of clouds, it's cold outside. nothing too harsh. not too much wind thankfully but something you do need to be cognizant if you are partaking in volunteer activities here today or making the regular commute. we'll show you what's happening first on storm scan actually pretty empty right now here locally we do have clouds overhead but that's really it.

the sunshine real he will at a premium today won't he much of it but with time we'll see this next disturbance move in technically is a clipper system once more it's not your classic. the classics have three characteristics. they move quickly they don't have a lot of moisture and they do reinforce the cold we get the last two. so this is one that's going to hang out nearby. for a little bit of extra time. that's making it tricky when it comes to timing things are start to go come together at this point. let's give a sense how it will shake out. it's really light snow i don't expect much of out of this get to the snow map in a second you see one front lift in here late tonight that could actually touch off a quick flurry or snow shower north. not here in the city. don't be shocked if you see a couple of snowflakes much this ban comes in. and this will likely move in for tuesday night into wednesday morning in the city. but could it come in as early as just the first half of tomorrow in the northwest half of our region so it's kind of a split forecast when it comes to timing it mov northwest to southeast. starts in the northwest half,

eventually works its way southeast so notveryone ge getting hit at the same time we end up pretty consistent recast for amounts across the board. it just comes in at different times. so let's tal about again in terms of bullet points it will move in tonight but you won't see much precip out of this until tomorrow. especially in the city tuesday night into wednesday. with daytime highs stuck in the 30s it's straight up snow you're not going to see anything but that.-inches is the general idea for most of us. certainly here in philly. you could see as much as 4-inc 4-inches with up near the pocono mountains with all that cold in place. and then a coating to one is the worst you'll have to deal with at the immediate shore points. but again tuesday night into wednesday for philly i think the wednesday morning drive is probably going to be the one that is most impacted by this. unless all of your travels keep you couldn't find into the north and western counties then it's probably more of a midday issue for you tomorrow. outside whitfield elementary

school here's one of the spot that is will see the snow first. out in berks county this is technically just next door to reading in west lawn pa things are very quiet. i don't think the kids have school in this district here today. meanwhile the rest of the afternoon best we're in the low 30s here so it is cold. later on tonight, other than that straight flurry or snow shower far north just clouds. we'll dip down to 27. so it's almost 10 degrees milder by comparison if you call 27 mild but better than it was early this morning. although you don see much rebound here because once more these clippers reinforce that cold. we're just stuck in the 30s for the next couple of days. again, the snow will linger as late as early wednesday before starting to clear back out. come thursday the sun is back. it's still cold. however, friday we finally crack a seasonal value. 40 degrees the expected high and look at warming trend. 51 never looked so good. and with a big game coming up on sunday there might be rain showers but since we are so far out, i guarantee something will change there stick with us and we'll fine tune the closer we

it. >> warm temps will throw the vykeing. >> that would be good. >> i don't know. >> all right. thanks katie. >> young girl on her way to para olympics she's already a champion. >> meisha has her story in today's love it. meisha. >> freedom is found many different ways to young teenager finding outlet is poe vol to their growth even motion well i've being. we're meeting a real over achiever from chicago found her freedom on the court. take a look. >> she's got this fire that you see burn her ability to execute is really far above. >> 13-year-old gonzales feels her best on the court. on a wheelchair. her basketball journey began when she watched her big brother play. he has cerebral palsy. >> i actually started playing before she did. and she kind of took over. >> you can imagine how excited he is for his little sister to be invited to play on the us women's wheelchair basketball team. >> i'm happy that i got invited. like nervous because it's like a big deal.

>> yes, it is. and unlikely invitation for a 13-year-old girl. she's the youngest girl to be invite the this year. all thanks to her training and coaching in the chicago park district's adapted sports program if we want our athletes to fight that norm of what disability is in our culture rt. >> through her disability -- >> it's basically in my hips turned inward. >> she's breaking bar yours. >> i feel freedom which is like i can do whatever on the court. >> the youngest girl this year to be invited to the u.s. wome women's wheelchair basketball team schenn talks about freedom. final roster for the team will be announced in april. they beat in the 2018 world championships in germany. what does the coach say, she says the teen is not only able to hold her ground but also in some cases out plays the older women. does not surprise me. a true inspiration proving those barriers we carry with us are only in our minds. miss gonzales best of luck and

well deserved. love it. >> we talk about teens, so crazy you don't think they typically have that discipline at that young age. especially to go to that kind of elite level she's going to be head to go especially given that she's wheelchair bound, too. pretty awesome. >> what an example. >> yes. indeed. >> thank you meisha. >> you're welcome.

>> welcome back. eagles are head to the nfc title game and they're under dogs again. >> but the birds continue to embrace their under dog status.

eagles lane johnson and chris long wore dog mask after saturday's win at the linc fans loved it and eagles officials are now encouraging fans to go to the dogs. >> let's go. eagles tweeted this morning, dog gone it, you better believe dog masks will be allowed at lincoln financial field this weekend. just make sure to take them off when you go through security. hash tag fly eagles fly. >> or bark eagles bark. >> yes. >> trotting down the road to victory. >> there it is. [ laughter ] >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. for meisha, katie and all of us here thanks for watching. so many chokes jokes. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> thank you so much for watching. the young and the restless is next. ♪

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