♪ these are probably the biggest one-day declines we've seen in about a decade. >> so days like this catch people off guard. >> a record day on wall street, a 1200-point drop, but the silver lining more jobs low unemployment, rising wages and as wall street was reeling, the president was saying this. >> unamerican, somebody said treasonous. i guess, why not? can we call that treason? why not? >> calling out those democrats who sat stone faced at his state of the union address. but looming large is the fate of the democrats' own classified memo and a potential government shutdown in just days. >> if you've had the flu, you're not out of the woods. our dr. john torres on getting a second helping of the flu.

>> we'll tell you the most important change to look for on your paycheck to see the trump tax changes and take home pay. >> and the eagles have landed. philadelphia gearing up for the biggest celebration that city has seen since maybe colonial times. "early today" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. the markets are in for a rough start this morning after a record breaking plunge on monday. the dow jones closing below the 25,000 mark after losing nearly 1200 points, the largest single day drop in history. the massive decline continues the slump that began last week amid worries of higher interest rates. >> despite the massive loss the president says the president's focus on the country's long term economic health. tracie potts joins us now with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president says this is a blip on the radar of a strong economy. speaking in ohio last night, he talked about jobs and manufacturing. >> we've already created nearly

2.6 million jobs since the election, including more than 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing. we love manufacturing. we're bringing back those four magnificent words, made in the usa. [ applause ] >> reporter: the white house says the president is taking the long view on this. sarah huckabee sanders, the white house spokeswoman, says that the president is focused -- his focus is on long-term economic fundamentals, remaining exceptionally strong, with the strengthening of u.s. economic growth, historically low unemployment and increasing wages for american workers. she talked about the tax cuts and reforms enhancing the economy. but a lot of economists and analysts are saying that while the president took credit for the big rally on the stock market, he's also now going to have to take responsibility as it starts to fall. we'll see what happens when the

market opens today. frances? >> tracie, thank you. >> less than one week after the president took to the house chamber to deliver his first state of the union address, calling for unity and bipartisan ship, he set off alarms signaling an entirely different tone altogether while visiting a manufacturing plant in cincinnati. he accused democrats who renaned stone faced during his address of treason for not cheering him on. take a listen. >> you've got half the room going totally crazy wild, they loved everything. they want to do something great for our country. and you have the other side even on positive news, really positive news like that, they were like death and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said treasonous. i mean, yeah, i guess why not? >> those remarks were met with widespread condemnation. democrat tammy duck worth saying she did not swear an oath to, quote mindlessly cater to cadet

bone spurs and clap when he demands i clap. republican jeff flake adding members of congress love their country and are not treasonous. >> concerns about flu merge ski sweeping through schools, homes and offices. doctors are warning just because you you've gotten the flu once this season doesn't mean you can't get it again. as nbc's medical correspondent dr. john torres tells us, the flu season is only halfway done. ♪ oh, say -- >> reporter: even pink had the power through the flu posting she was trying to practice the flu away to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. now as the flu kills more children like 7-year-old savannah jesse, new fears that people are getting the flu more than once. it happened to melissa's 4-year-old son. >> he had the flu right before the christmas break and then like after the winter break we came back, went to school, he had the flu again. >> reporter: it's because there are at least four types of flu

virus classified as type a, the predominant and most severe, but there are also type b strains so even if you get sick with one, you can still get infected with the others. >> once you've gotten one strain of the flu, you are protected from getting that exact strain again. after awhile, once your immune response sort of slows down a little bit, you are still susceptible to catching one of the other three strains. >> reporter: that means if you got the flu and were not vaccinated, you still need to get the flu shot. >> all right. >> reporter: in oklahoma city, the department of health is making it easy with the flu shot drive through. in a nearby town, schools have shut down after so many students were out sick, some for the second time. >> what's scary for us is they're young, young children, kindergarten, first grade, second grade. those classes have really been hammered, hammered severely. >> doctors say it's not too late to get a flu shot and they recommend washing your hands 06r7b. >> now to that new intrigue of

one of hollywood's biggest mysteries, what happened the night legendary actress natalie drowned. her husband robert christiaan wagener is a person of interest. police are now saying his story doesn't add up. we get the latest from nbc's blake mccoy in l.a. >> yes, of course, we want to talk to robert wagner. you bet. >> reporter: it's been seven years since investigators reopened the natalie wood investigation holding a news conference for the first time they questioned then husband robert wwagner's account. >> we told original investigators, we portrayed since then really don't add up to what we found. >> reporter: witnesses come forward who report hearing the couple fighting on the yacht the night she drown thanksgiving weekend 1981. the coroner noted bruising on woods' body. also on board christopher and the captain dennis whose story has changed over the years, but points the finger at wagner.

>> we should turn on the light to look for her. he says, no, no, instead he takes him up to the top of the boat and starts playing with alcohol getting him drunk while they wait around and see what happens. >> wagner turns 88 and is refusing interviews. >> he can say, no, i don't want to talk to you. that's his right. we understand that. >> reporter: investigators call this their last shot. >> law enforcement is really going to be challenged. memories have changed, witnesses have died. there's a lot of history right now. >> reporter: after 37 years, a race against time to solve one of hollywood's biggest mysteries. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >> spacex will finally launch its biggest rocket yet into space today. the falcon heavy will take off from florida's kennedy space center. new animation shows how the launch will look if everything goes according to plan. the company says the 70 meter long rocket is equal in size to 18 boeing 747 aircraft and can

carry up to 37,000 pounds of crew and cargo to mars. he is launching the cara long with the rocket, roadster. it will play as it heads into face. >> as it takes off you might get your hands on another spacex rocket. an orbital rock set up for sale described as gently used on craigslist. it goes for $9.9 million or, quote, best offer. cryptocurrency is accepted. in case you're wondering the anonymous seller says it's in good condition, fully loaded and vows you won't find anything like it. no shipping is available but serious buyers can pick it up at florida's poert canaveral center but they have to use their own tugboat. >> serious inquiries only. parts of the country are still whipped by wintry weather. a number of cities declared a snow emergency as it accumulated up to 7 inches of snow monday. one person died in at least a dozen were injured in a highway

crash involving 70 vehicles. heavy snowfall wreaked havoc causing several accidents. winter advisory is in effect in several states as a storm system is expected to move across the midwest to the northeast into wednesday. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins joining us now. good morning, bill. what can we sfekt? >> that was just the beginning, a mini storm. a new storm will form and head into the northeast. upstate new york and vermont. here's the snowfall forecast as we go throughout the next two days. a lot of it today will be in areas of the midwest, another one to 2 inches. very cold so it's not going to melt. the roads will be slick again. but we really get the higher totals once we get up here into areas of the nor east interior sections. we may get a front end thump, quick burst. that's why you may have a chance of one to 2 inches. as it gets warmer it will change to rain as we go through wednesday afternoon in the big city. but interior sections of the northeast that's 6 to 12 inches with the mountainous areas

getting the possibility of the 12 inches. today, though, again, not a lot today. just rain down along the gulf coast. snow breaks out this afternoon

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an historic celebration. the eagles are setting set and everyone is invited to show their green side. >> eagles, we the champs. super bowl shoutout. eagles stars take over late night tv to thank fans and to share how they pulled off the victory. and paying up, how philadelphia organizations are paying out on their super bowl best. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm katy zachry. >> meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate forecast in town. hi, bill.

>> hey, ted, yes, we definitely haveo we're getting a cold start but we will see sunshine this afternoon. enjoy it today because things change in a big way. for tomorrow, we're issuing a "first alert" for tomorrow morning for snow, sleet and freezing rain. temperatures in the 20s right now. 24 degrees, new jersey. low 20s in the suburbs. and philadelphia, it's 27 degrees. clouds this morning and break for afternoon shine. we'll get a nice warmup today. and lehigh valley with a high of 48 degrees. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you when you can expect the first snow to fall. i'm back in ten minutes, but first, jessica boyington has the "first alert" traffic. >> hey, bill, we start on the vine street expressway. we have a different traffic pattern. normally we see the eastbound closed between the vine street expressway and 30th street and south street. not today. we're moving lanes in that

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