>> reporter: definitely. there is fallout of flooding on the way. the most impressive sight we can show you, take a look, giant chunks of ice atop the delaware river looking over the morristown side, police blocking off that stretch of route 29. the river looking for like antarctica or frozen tundra. flood stage is at 20 feet and right now we're at 19.9 inches. listen closely. with our gopro camera atop these tiny iceburgs, you can see and hear the grappling of these. >> it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: taking in the sight of a frozen delaware river is sort of a science project. >> just for them to see the ice they couldn't really realize

where the water is at. hey, the ice is on top and the water is still there. >> it's pretty bad. pretty bad. >> reporter: bill knows what has many in awe right now, could become a serious flood threat. he lives two blocks from the river on the morrisville side and remembers the 1999 freeze see. we walked down and saw chunks of ice the size of volkswagen buses. >> reporter: the roads are closed indifferently due to roads iced over and south of trenton a day ahead of the governor's swearing in tuesday. >> hopefully the off day saves and it doesn't go too too far. there's higher ground on this side and i know they're more worried about downtown area. >> they're worried about young people venturing onto the ice which could prove to be a dangerous if not deadly decision. >> i've seen it worse. definitely seen it worse. this is never as bad as spring

flooding. >> reporter: take a look. these are the road closures and this is on the morrisville side. there are homes stretched out that way and it is prone to flooding in the past. officials on both sides of the river tell me right now, other than watching this river rise there's very little they can do as far as preparation for any anticipated flooding? ment live in morrisville. nbc news. >> those pictures telling the story. thank you. our first alert meteorologist, krystal, what are we looking at? >> we allow the ice to break up a bit and what causes it to flow. what causes the ice jam is when it started to break up a few days back it collects and it

collects and blocks the river's natural flow. what happens, you can see upstream flooding. it starts to back up and roll over its banks. what we also watch for is a quick break in the jam. if it breaks apart quickly enough we have to watch for down stream flooding and it's in effect all the way through tuesday morning but may continue longer if necessary. it's looking like we need to watch this at least through wednesday. something we need to watch with it is snow tomorrow evening. >> the ice jam is not the only threat our first alert team, she just said, is watching. >> we're also tracking snow set to move into parts of our area, as early as tomorrow morning and why nbc10 issued a first alert. glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us now with the most accurate forecast. >> this system is very different depending where you live. >> yes. it's mostly about the timing

difference. it will start so much earlier in some parts of the area than others. the first alert is for accumulating snow for the entire area. parts of the area getting it as early tomorrow 6:00 a.m., and it may not see it start until noon on wednesday. that's very unusual. the heaviest snow falling in lehigh valley, berks county and see if the commute is possible with this. this is not a big storm. it doesn't really have the potential for that, with the ground being so cold it certainly has the potential to stick. it could start by 6:00 a.m. in burkes county, lehigh valley, poconos but not affected by tomorrow's rush. maybe tomorrow's afternoon rush is affected by chester and

montgomery counties, from philadelphia southward even the afternoon rush tomorrow may be okay. it would be the wednesday morning rush that could be a problem. that's how slow this thing is. by tomorrow 8:00 a.m., the first flakes are reaching some of the northern western areas. you can see how cold it is and it would certainly stick, part of the issue. by 4:00 in the afternoon the computer model still doesn't have it up to philadelphia. we'll talk more about specific snow amounts for your neighborhood and when it all ends. >> track the snow headed your way with the nbc10 app and download it for free for interactive radar hour-by-hour right on your smartphone. nbc10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles and the stage is set for the nfc championship right here in south philadelphia on sunday. here's a live look. birds hoping to get one more win

at home against the vikings and punch their ticket to the super bowl. they're counting down until the championship game. if you want to score some of those tickets be prepared to fork over a lot of dough. >> live with more on what you need to do to get a seat in the stands on sunday. steven. >> reporter: nobody it was at the box office anymore to try to get tickets. instead, try to get them online. if you're trying to get tickets at the game, check this out. 17 hours, 53 minutes counting before tickets goo on sale. if you can't wait stubhub will be pricey. a fan base desperate for a champion is turning to desperate measures to be here at the link for championship weekend. >> we are going to go, see what we can get. maybe sell my kids' xbox and take to it the game. >> reporter: the eagles say only

a limited number of tickets will go on sale tomorrow with general ticket prices $170 to $255. some fans say money is no object this week. >> it's what ever it costs to get in there. >> it's just money. stubhub or a lot of kick breckers. >> reporter: tickets are available at stubhub but the cheapest ticket, $370. >> it's not everyday you get to go to a championship. >> reporter: saying he can't dish out hundreds of dollars on tickets and he'll be online using the number strategy. >> hopefully my mom will help me get tickets with me and my mom. >> reporter: last week on ticketmaster, they sold out in one minute. if you want tickets you have to be quick. they do go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. we will help you out and send you a 10 minute reminder, all you have to do is download the

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gather classroom supplies for students who don't have all the resources they need. the birds players organized everything. we spoke to a few of them and they said they are happy to give back, especially on a day like this. >> to see kids who are struggling and obviously don't have the essential things they need obviously is very touching to me and close to my heart. >> a lot of people look up to us and in a lot of ways we can be a light to them. it's our responsibility to give back. >> philadelphia has the highest poverty rate among the country's 10 largest cities. >> the eagles players were just some of the thousands of people across the area pausing today to remember martin luther king jr. >> the biggest attraction today was in our nation's capitol. >> have you heard. >> have you heard. >> all across the nation. >> all across the nation. >> we are going to be.

>> are going to be. >> a great generation. >> that is martin luther king jr.'s granddaughter, yolanda. she led a chant in washington today and her mother and father join the faithful and government leaders in a wreath laying ceremony. >> i'm not here to talk about what has not happened. we know what has not happened. what i'm here to do is look to the future to figure out how we as a nation can come together. >> king's daughter attended a service in atlanta. here at home, camden's mayor, frank moran led the city's martin luther king jr. day of service. the mayor and city of council staff and fire department worked together to produce up the charles community center. everyone grabbed a brush to help put on a fresh coat of paint inside. the center provides services for young people in camden. in lehigh valley, several

churches came together to offer a free meal at the church of christ in allentown. it was dedicated in the memory of the widow of former pennsylvania state senator, reverend guy krasner. and presiding over the martin luther king jr. interfaith prayer service starts at 6:00 at st. john chrysostom church. all will participate and several choirs will also perform. a group of people got stranded on the ice and the chopper was over the scene in honeybrook and able to get 13 to people safe and no one was hurt. the hawaii management center said the false alert that caused the scare was his fault. it sent the island into panic about 40 minutes telling people

a missile was about to hit the island and this was not a drill. the official said this was all supposed to be an internal exercise drill and the wrong button was pressed. he also said they had no system in place to send out a second message canceling the warning. >> this is my team and my responsibility and my fault. >> officials promise this will never happen again. in hawaii right now, nbc's reporter got the alert. we spoke to him on facetime to talk about the feeling around the island right now. >> reporter: a lot of frustration and concern and rightly so. people are still wondering how could this have happened. how could somebody have pushed a button and trigger an emergency alert. >> "nbc nightly news" will have the latest on the investigation into the false alarm tonight at 6:30 right after "nbc10 news at

6:00." president trump is blasting democrats on twitter for stalling talks on a potential immigration deal. this is a series of tweets this morning. statement by me last night in florida, honestly, i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. they talk about daca, but they don't want to help. we are ready, willing and able to make a deal but they don't want to. they don't security at the border, they don't want to stop drugs, they want to take money away from our military which we cannot do. my standard is very simple. america first and make america great again. meantime, senator lindsey graham has tried to be the broker of an immigration deal with democrats, republicans and the president. >> i'm going to work with the president, with republicans and democrats and we're going to fix this problem, we're not going to demagogue this problem. >> senator lindsey graham is a leading republican proponent of an immigration deal.

democrats are threatening to withhold support from the government's past friday shutdown deadline unless a daca deal is part of that agreement. former army intelligent analyst chelsea manning will run for the u.s. senate seat in maryland. running as a democrat and listed a north bethesda address. manning came out as transgender for leaking classified documents. she was commuted after president obama commuted her sentence in august. starting thursday, fill murphy will be sworn in as the governor. there will be performances and celebrations to commemorate the event. murphy will become the state's 56th governor. there will be live coverage from the commemoration ceremony. jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of

allentown major in a pay for play scheme of handing out contracts. he deny the allegations. his attorney, jack mcmahon, said opening statements could start as soon as thursday. a woman is confirmed dead and more than a dozen injured after a casino shuttle boat caught fire off the florida gulfcoast. the cause of death has not been determined. video shown after it burst into flames. minutes after leaving shore flames burst out the engine room and 50 passengers were forced to jump into the water to escape. >> it was a do or die situation. at that moment, i took a chance. either jump or stay here and burn. >> the coast guard is now investigating the cause of the fire. the philly diner is back open today despite a fire over the weekend. it caught fire saturday night.

it took firefighters about 30 minutes to get the fire under control. the restaurant say the fire was minor and no word yet how it started. starting tomorrow, septa will no longer accept identification cards to ride its buses and trains. that means people with disabilities will have to start using their photo id cards. fares will remain the same and if you need a key card you can get one at septa's headquarters in center city. finding a way to deal with a shortage of iv bags, made in puerto rico, still recovering from hurricane maria's destruction in october. hospitals are using larger iv bags not as scarce as the smaller ones and also being more careful about when to use the bags. in the weather now, heavy jackets and hoods were the clothing of choice.

we saw plenty of folks bundled up trying to keep warm. now, we are tracking some snow. glen is saying it is a snow moving system? >> yes. it will snow in the lehigh county and burkes county and they will end up with the greatest amount of snow even though it's not a big snowstorm and not knowing for a particular time. the first alert is out for a long time. 6:00 a.m., lehigh valley. greatest snow, lehigh valley and poconos, slippery commute. we have snow in western pennsylvania and around the great lakes, more like a front

than a storm itself. you will see it's now a band of snow that's moving. this is going to vary across the area and why we broke it down this way. tomorrow, philadelphia, very low snow chances until you get to after 6:00 at night. at the same time the allentown areas have a pretty good chance of snow even as early as 6:00 a.m. and noon. it's very likely later on for the afternoon rush being a problem in lehigh valley, upper portions of bucks montgomery and northern chester. toward the shores, avalon, the beach, it's not going to be snowing during the day tomorrow or in the evening. in between the i-95 area and the shore, toward midnight tomorrow night, there's a chance of that snow developing. here's what i'm talking about.

tomorrow morning, 7:30 in the morning. it's not even close to philadelphia. the morning rush looks okay. right now, we have temperatures that have actually gotten above the freezing mark. we got to 34 in philadelphia. 32 now, 33 in millville, 33 in northeast philly. hour-by-hour, there's that snow moving in. 6:00 a.m. in redding. look at the temperatures. it's going to stick but it doesn't make a lot of progress during the morning or afternoon. at 6:00, it's still in the same spot, that's what's so unusual about this. eventually, it does come over. this is still wednesday morning and much of the area for the wednesday morning commute is getting snowed on and moves out in the afternoon. how much snow? greatest amount, north and west, 3-5 inches, that includes lehigh

valley, upper bucks counties. we have 1-2 inches in buckingham, trenton, salem, abington, towards philadelphia. kenneth square and even wilmington getting that and lesser amounts towards the shore. for the game, our first forecast here is for near 50 degrees at kickoff time. more on that and the rest of our big changes coming this week coming up. >> it turns around right when we need it. coming up on 4, an exclusive. >> a 30 minute ride to the airport turned into hours of terror. >> i begged her to let me get out of the car and she dropped me off at the nearest place she

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tide pods. holding the laundry detergent pods in their mouth and posting videos of themselves in social media. the pods contain a mix of highly toxic chemicals. the consumer products safety commission says ingesting the chemicals can be deadly. a heart stopping moment on a firefighter's camera when a man tosses his toddler to rescuers. >> watch the top right hand side of your screen as a desperate father throw the child to thef! firefighter and the firefighter grabs the child and runs nor cover. >> family were trapped on the third floor. 12 people, eight children among them in atlanta, wow, surfaced minor injuries. incredible video and a great catch by that firefighter. >> rescue doing what they do everyday. >> absolutely. >> nbc first alert weather is tracking snow that could move

into parts of our area by tomorrow morning. >> we issued our first alert what's to come but the system could be different spending where you live. glenn. >> that's why we do neighborhood weather. some of you could see hours of snow tomorrow and others nothing until the next day. your most accurate weather forecast. plus a special surprise for these excited families at a local wawa. coming up, all new at 5:00, what your selfie filter could say about your mental health.

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right now at 4:30. nbc10 first alert weather is tracking snow that could last for several areas in parts of our area.

the lehigh valley could see some of the first flakes as early as tomorrow morning as we take a live look at our camera. this was the scene in ardmore's suburban square. good news for businesses. the chilly temperatures weren't enough to keep people from getting in a little midday shopping and listing the first alert on the way. >> what to expect in your most accurate weather forecast, glenn. this is an unusual situation in that it will take so long for the snow to spread through the area. it doesn't happen like this often. the entire area is likely to get some accumulating snow by the time this is over with. lehigh valley, berks county, as early as 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, meaning the morning rush but much of the area will not be affected for the morning rush and could last to noon on wednesday, especially in new

jersey and delaware. the greatest amount of snow, lehigh valley, berks and poconos. slippery conditions during rush hours, perhaps multiple rush hours in some spots. nothing close by yet but the snow is getting into pennsylvania now and not likely to develop into a big storm or redevelop into a nor'easter or anything like that. it's more like a front that will take seemingly forever to cross the area. it could start at 6:00 a.m. in allentown but it may take until the afternoon rush before anything of significance falls in upper bucks montgomery and chester and taken until after the afternoon rush to even start in northern delaware and philadelphia area and trenton and temperatures will be above freezing when that happens anyway. most of the area from philadelphia to the shore will

be affected for wednesday's morning rush. more on who gets what with the snow plus the latest eagles forecast coming up. be prepared before you head out the door tomorrow with the nbc app. delayed it for free and track the snow with the interactive radar and get the hour-by-hour forecast for your neighborhood right on your smartphone. >> volunteers honored the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. with a day of community service. shining a light on his vision. dozens of philadelphia students created and painted nine sculptures now on display at the city's landmarks. we have an inside look at the project and its impact. ♪

>> whoo! >> i just love the fact that this is in our city and that this is community driven. >> a key component to the project is that the kids would be using quotes from dr. king and using that as inspiration to make the art. the intention there is that the work would be absorbed because they're an impression of dr. king. >> we must live together as brothers or die together. the first part will be on the front here. it can be written on the sword and basically the sword is

representing like that great power he had with his words. >> he wanted people to come together in peace no matter their skin color. as we're working on this project you look around the room and see a lot of different skin colors and races and it was his dream. >> i hope the kids are inspired by his project and find the vision something worth standing for, and that they're brave enough to find their voice and to keep fighting and keep marching. >> he inspired me with a speech, free at last, free at last. >> the sculptures are on display

through next month at several locations including the african-american museum, philadelphia museum of art and city hall. sponsored by comcast, the parent company of nbc10. >> impressive work there. a look at other ways people are honoring dr. king today county by county. in lehigh county a group of volunteers rolled up sleeves to clean up this location. they cleaned up hey and did stable work there. united way volunteers painted a huge mural inside albert jones elementary school. a local artist sketched out the design and volunteers brought to it life by painting it. >> this is a day of service. you're not supposed to be

staying home and taking the day off. out doing service. i am thrilled to see so many volunteers. >> despite the large mural the group was able to start and finish painting it in one day. >> in montgomery county, even the little ones are doing their part at mlk day, celebrating their 23rd annual day of service writing thank you notes to first responders and doctors and nurses and made toiletry kits for parents of sick children. we all see this and wonder if they're real. >> we're talking about the cosmetic procedures with amazing results. the major changes cvs is making to its makeup line and what you should know before buying their products. the symptoms that doctors say should send you straight to the hospital to seem treatment. how this machine ended up in the middle of the street. blach.

russio. recovering from the flu can be tough for anyone. now, doctors are letting patients know what to look for. kids with the flu need immediate health if they're having trouble breathing, not drinking their fluids or a fever with a rash. adults with the flu should head to see the er if they have difficulty breathing or experience dizziness. emergency visits for alcohol related reasons are on the rise. they found there were 61% more hospitalization from drinking in 2014 from 2006. the increase was especially significant among women. i'm tracking snow that will move into parts of our area tomorrow morning. we'll have the time and what to

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celebrating after they spent the last six months serving in the military overseas. >> master sergeant rhonda martin and staff charlotte charlista adams were on their way home when they stopped at the walmart in efgton, and when they got there, their entire family was waiting. >> we waited over six months to see our family members. it was very special and for the community to support us. we make a big sacrifice when we leave. this is the best part. >> wawa is sending a year's worth of free coffee and supplies to the squadrons of martins and adams overseas. >> go, eagles! >> eagles! >> yeah, eagles! >> oh!

>> you can feel that energy. eagles fans near and far catching eagles fever. this 2-year-old boy and his family are cheering on the birds all the way from south florida. we've been asking for your rendition on the eagles plight and we've gotten hundreds including this one. ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> do it again. >> i don't know. we want to see your take on the eagles fight song. send to it us on nbc10.com or the app. tag us on social media with the #flyeaglesfly. one minnesota viking fan decided to take his team to a whole new level. the backyard viking ship made of

ice and has its own bar. the owner said he created it embracing winter and act like a child playing in his backyard. the ice ship will keep on sailing thanks to the last second heroics. with time expiring, case keenum connected to stefon diggs for the last minute touchdown and the play is being called the minnesota miracle. >> eagles, vikings, everybody wants to know what the forecast is going to be. we have a lot to get to before we get to sunday. >> just in general, teams that playen the dome like that do worse when the temperature is below 40 degrees. i can guarantee you it won't be 40. it will be way above that. we will get in those details in a minute. it is cold enough to snow and it is going to snow. winds and flags coming from the northeast continue to bring in moisture, it's also keeping the air on the chilly side.

the first alert for the entire area, parts of it as early as tuesday, 6:00 a.m. for lehigh valley, berks and the poconos, as late as wednesday at noon before the system moves offshore. the greatest amount of snow is in the area where it starts. the earliest. we have snow in pittsburgh already. obviously not a big storm, looks more like a front coming in. not actually a front. has a lot to do with what's going on high up in the atmosphere and jet stream. the snow start time is generally around 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, redding, allentown, but it will take all day for that snow line to come to the city of philadelphia. the temperature is going to get close to 40 degrees. that's another thing fighting

this off. north and west of philly all the way to the shore will not have a problem for the afternoon rush tomorrow. it's the morning rush on wednesday that would be of more concern. right now, we're 32 degrees, 34 in the past hour. it was in the 20s and never got out of 20s in chester county, berks county, lehigh valley. tonight, it will stay cold. the snow sticks immediately to untreated surfaces. there's 6:00 a.m., that area of snow. a darker snow is the blue, and not heavy precipitation, may even be mixed a little bit around potts town and doylestown. it still hasn't changed over to snow even towards wednesday

morning. widespread but still not all that heavy. how much snow? an inch or less down towards the shore, 1-2 through the i-95 corridor and 3-5. that's a significant amount. this is over like a 25 hour period for allentown and richmond and redding. 1-2 inches, buckingham to abington and even down to wilmington. tomorrow, just cloudy skies for the most part for the philadelphia area. late in the day, pa suburbs, this is the area that gets hit. the rest of the area stays dry until the snow comes tomorrow night and wednesday morning. we'll be right back.

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now to an nbc10 exclusive, a montgomery county woman says she was stranded on the side of the road. >> not because her car broke down, because her uber driver abandoned her. >> i was terrified. i could not believe this was happening to me. >> it was supposed to be a quick trip to the airport. but carla guzman says she knew from the start she knew something was not right. >> she was talking very hurried and i really couldn't understand what she was saying. >> reporter: from her home in abington she insisted the driver take the philadelphia turnpike believing it was the fastest route to philadelphia international. >> as soon as we got on the turnpike, she went crazy, started telling me that she didn't have an ez pass and she

was going to be searched by police and get in trouble. >> five minutes in, she says her driver suddenly got off the turnpike at fort washington and took the ramp to 309 north the opposite direction of the airport and then she say the driver kicked her out. >> she left me on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: it was 4:30 in the morning in mid june, traffic whizzed by and she didn't know where she was. at first she went to the toll booth and then she spotted a hotel. the problem this fence so she threw her bags over, climbed over herself and went to the hotel lobby asking for help. >> reporter: this morning she and her lawyers filed a lawsuit against uber. >> when you get an uber you think you get a safe service and that was not what happened to me. >> reporter: she was not only frustrated with the treatment she was stuck with a $40 fine because the uber driver didn't have an ez pass. uber won't comment on litigation

but has suspended the driver something carla says she didn't know until we told her. nbc10 news. >> what a nightmare. we're following two developing weather conditions that will impact you. >> and snow and flood concerns. >> waiting and watching, officials are keeping a close eye on an iced over delaware river and flood warning for parts of trenton. what does it mean if you live or drive nearby. next. >> it may just be cloudy but this system is moving our way and we're tracking snow across our neighborhoods at different times for the next two days. when you will see it coming up. breaking news, a tractor-trailer crashes into a house while people are inside. our reporter is on her way to the scene and we will have a live report in the next hour.

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nbc10 breaking news. >> breaking news at 5:00 is in salem county, new jersey, where a tractor-trailer slammed into a home just after 4:00 on lincoln road. >> it's not clear whether or not anyone is hurt. we have a crew going to the scene and we will have a live report as soon as they arrive. at 5:00, keeping dr. martin luther king jr. legacy alive. across the valley those of all

ages and races spent this day doing community service in their neighborhoods. good evening, i'm erin coleman. i'm denies nakano. >> it was an ab honor of the heart in widener university in chester. the men's and women's basketball team taught students the basics of the game and was for food for benefitting families in delaware county. >> about 200 people in wilmington honored dr. king today with a peace parade. the group walked from the anderson community center to be ready church. at the end of the march there was a celebration. local restaurants provided food and a series of performances by local young people and