eagles and vikings foles and keenum, yeah, we'll beat minnesota and not just in the nfc championship. we'll take cheesesteaks over luke fast any day. philly pride all the way. >> now, fox 29 news at 10:00. live look at the ben franklin parkway. no luke fast around here. such argute you beautiful shot even when it's incredibly cold like tonight. and tomorrow night at this time it could look even prettier with a fresh coat of snow. i guess it depends on your perspective. thanks foregoings at ten. i'm lucy noland. we're talking about a clipper system headed our wage scott, lay it on us. how much are we going to get. >> a couple of inches around the philadelphia area, lucy, but it is a slow-moving system. take live look right now at ultimate doppler. you can see the front around the great lakes all the way into south texas. in the purple those are winter weather advisories in the pink winter storm warnings through sections of texas also arkansas, louisiana and mississippi. so millions will be impacted with this system including folks right here in the delaware valley. north and west take look. tuesday through wednesday, we're talking about winter weather advisories. the poconos the lehigh valley for accumulating snowfall. it's all about the timing for tomorrow morning. the poconos looking at that snow toward the afternoon north and west and then really not until the evening and overnight for philadelphia. so mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. snow begins far north and west coming up much more on the timing and those totals. back over to you. >> all right, thank you scott as we take live look at doylestown bucks county do not forget good day starts at 4:00 a.m. no doubt this system will be evolving so if it shapes shifts good day will you have covered. if you're not talking about the weather you're quite likely talking about the eagles. did you hear? they're head the to do nfc championship game one win away from the super bowl. two away from the lombardi trophy but before we talk all of that and believe we we want to talk about all of that we've got to get passed the minnesota vikings. worried? no reason. we got this. we've also got team coverage tonight. our chris o'connell taking in depth look at the differences between philly and the twin cities. but we begin with kristen rodgers. tell me do you not have any gillette to us fish products with you. >> i do not. that -- i'm not evening to the there. that doesn't sound good. two years ago nick foles and case keenum witness rams they were teammates then foles was benched for keenum. now they're with the eagles and vikings respectively and headed to the nfc championship game. who would have thought. doug pederson can appreciate what these guys are going through. he's been a back up quarterback. he had to step and in fill that role. it's unfortunate for the starters but he says having heard all that talk around these two guys this year, they just have to embrace this opportuni opportunity. >> they seem to keep defying the odds and stepping up to the challenges each week and that's what's exciting and fun to see about these two guys is they've just overcome everything. and have really really helped their teams get to this position and that's what you want. coming law it in sports doug pederson talks more about the biggest challenge for both the eagles and the vikings this week. plus a look at the familiar face heading up another nfc east team. lucy? >> all right, we'll talk to you then. thank you kristen. now, a little more than 110s of philadelphia and minneapolis. but after learning a little about the respective cities you might think that we're worlds apart. at fox 29 of course we go there. our chris o'connell went behind enemy lines for four years for this very moment in time no doubt. chris, what did you learn? >> yeah, that's right, lucy you got to trust me. i lived in minnesota for four years before moving back to phil but put the football field aside for second. tail of cities superiority philly takes the tastykake you can say. yeah, the eagles may be underdogs, but philly, well, we're a winner by a long shot. philly versus minneapolis. let's start with the local food favorites. cheesesteak to minnesota's lewd fisk. >> it's gelatinous norwegian white fish. >> no, thanks, give me a cheesesteak whiz. >> advantage philadelphia. >> how about culture? >> world famous philadelphia art museum. to minneapolis' walker art museum. with this bent spoon and cherry. >> philly wins again. and let's not even go there with the weather. here you get all four seasons. in minnesota, you get two. this is winter, this is summer. what do you know about minneso minnesota? >> that it's cold. >> i just know it's cold. >> i know it's very cold there. >> reporter: our slogans the city of brotherly love compared to minnesota nice whatever that means. >> minnesota -- [ laughter ] i mean, you know, brotherly love is much better than nice. there's love in there. just nice. >> that's just nice. >> yeah, it's just nice. >> boring. >> nice is mediocre. >> yes we even have the better fictional characters. ♪ >> reporter: rock bee balboa or the twin city's mary tyler moore. sorry, mary. >> ♪ >> reporter: and fight songs this is the skull viking song. it's cute i guess. but there's no better fight song than -- >> fly, eagles fly, on the road to victory ♪ >> finally minnesota may have us beat on one thing. their shiny new billion dollar stadium. but that's okay. the eagles will be playing there any way come super bowl sunday. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: and listen to this. just for good measure seven years ago i actually put a hex on the minnesota vikings. take a look at my facebook post. this was from december 28th, 2010. when i hid a tastykake butterscotch krimpet under the vikings team bench at lincoln financial feed field. i think that will ensure an eagles victory on sunday. lucy, we got to do whatever we can here. >> the butterscotch krimpet occurs will go down in history apparently chris. >> yup. >> i pronounced it wrong. it's lewd fisk. >> lewd fisk. yes. >> don't bother. >> thank you very much, chris o'connell. >> eagles finessed set your reminders the team has nounsed tickets for the big game. go on sale at 10:00 tomorrow morning. you can get the ticke tickets on ticket master if the scalpers don't beat you so good luck with that. right now prices range from 135 bucks for standing room only but if you'd like an actual seat the costs ranges from 170 to 255. now the team says it is imposed a four ticket limit per household. underdog masks sold separately. on the eagles say you can wear your dog mask at the linc. the road to the super bowl goes right through philadelphia. the game sunday. where other than the linc fox 29 coverage starts at 6:00. happening right now, in philadelphia, a man facing charges after taking the phrase horsing around way too literally. authorities say he punched a police horse then an officer after getting tossed out of the eagles falcons game. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia. dave, was he even thinking. >> reporter: lucy, no idea was the guy was thinking but he's facing serious charges to night including aggravated assault, simple assault and get this taunting a police horse. tonight, he's free on bail. >> incomplete. >> reporter: eagles fan taylor henned tricks may have story to tell after saturday's big eagles win at the linc. like the one where police say he got ejected from the game then repeatedly punched a police horse in the face before striking a philadelphia police officer. >> come out here and punch a horse especially when a cop is on it that's crazy. >> not too smart. does not reflect eagles fans and what we're about. >> you have 65,000 people. 64,999 are one punch as horse. you know, these things happen anywhere. >> reporter: police say it all started when the 22-year-old whitehall township resident got ejected from the eagles/falcons game for being inn tock indicated and not having a ticket. after he got tossed, police say hendricks approached a mounted police officer punching his horse repeatedly in the face and neck. then striking the officer in the leg. >> he shouldn't be punching a horse. that's the bottom line. no matter who you're a fan of don'ting punches police horses. >> broke the law. he assault add police officer. mounted horse. he should be put in prison. >> reporter: we caught up with eagles fans exiting the sixers game monday afternoon. the fan versus police horse tale left several shaking their hea heads. >> that's not cool. that is not cool. >> who in their right mind would do that? >> it's an embarrass. we still hear about santa claus and snowballs. we don't neither this. >> snowballs and punch ago horse with cop on it. that's just dumb. >> deal witness people who are the bad eggs and, you know, highlight everyone else and have a good time. >> reporter: the horse and the officer are okay. were not injured. hendricks was released on $5,000 bail. he has a hearing at the end of the month and attempt to reach him tonight was unsuccessful. court records do not indicate he has an attorney at this point. he might need one. >> lucy. >> glad officer and horse are fine. >> today has been about dr. martin luther king, jr. but the statue of another man who gets a monday holiday in this country that's in the spotlight tonight. a police spotlight. camden authorities are trying to find who vandalized the statue but some say what happened under scores why that statue should come down. fox 29's dave kinchen live at the camden county police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, we're certainly living in time where statuestatues of controversial s have come under great scrutiny and in this case simple act of vandalism will eventually lead to some kind of criminal charges but also demanding action. the statute of christopher columbus defaced in camden from paint splattered on the historic figure to the statement jenn tri think fie indication equals genocide imprinted all over. the rest involves vulgarities we can say or show on t. televisi television. >> my meadery act was shocked by the, washington the vandals did. >> reporter: reverend levy combs the third has a church nearby farnham park where the statue is and says the vandalism under scores the need to take this the statue down. >> for us as african-americans, native americans what christopher columbus did to the tiano people and murdering them, raping womenning and all of that it's just -- this even worse, this statue being here is worse than confederate statues being erected in the south. >> reporter: camden city councilman brian coleman says concerned residents have already called him. >> it's just a senseless act of a few that doesn't represent not only this community but the city as a whole much that's not something that we want to see happen. >> reporter: reverend says despite the criminal mischief, he hopes any efforts to remove the statue will be civil. >> i don't condone vandalism. i do think there are other alternative ways and measures for us to have statues like this removed from cities such as camden that represents the majority of minorities. >> reporter: we do have calls into investigators about this matter. we hope to learn more about their side of it. their investigation after the holiday. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, dave. still ahead, jammo on the delaware river. a lot of ice clogging everything and dolling out headaches a couple arrested one of their children called 911 and said our parents are holdin holding us in shackles and there >> icy conditions have authorities closing route 29. jeff cole has the ice jammo from moorestown. >> we're on river road in morr morrisville pennsylvania. across the river in trenton the ice in the delaware has pushed the water up there causing still more headaches. >> delaware river looks more like a glacier tonight as it flows past new jersey's capital city. 75-year-old author hill has come to trenton's calhoun street bridge to marvel at winter's handy work. >> i just want to capture the ice as opposed to what i caught this summer were sun sets and send it to my daughter down off the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: but what scenic to some is a problem to others. new jersey's dot workers were fighting early monday afternoon to open the drains along a closed section of route 29 feeding the capital complex. the icy overflow from the delaware moved in at 4:00 this morning they say. >> there's a big clog of ice and snow here. >> all the bridges. the ice at the bridges that back up. >> reporter: across the delaware in morrisville, pennsylvania, river road is perfectly named. the delaware river has taken hold in places closing the road& drawing the curious and concerned like ed fail land. >> i think there's going to be some flooding and it probably going to get considerably worse as the day goes on. and i think this entire area here it's almost -- it's above the road and it's going to get pretty bad pretty quick. >> reporter: no homes appeared threatens as of yet. in bensalem neshaminy park there's open water on the delaware. the white of the ice flows can be spotted on the new jersey side of the river where concern seems to be rising about the days ahead it. >> looks like it's going to get much much worse. >> reporter: ever seen this kind of ice backed up here before? >> no. never. >> reporter: tomorrow new jersey's new governor democrat phil murphy will be inaugurated. the big question will one of the roads leading into the capital complex actually be free of icy water from the delaware river? in morrisville, pennsylvania, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. thank you jeff. it has been nearly four months since hurricane maria left trail of devastation on the island of puerto rico. and the need remains great for supplies. then there's that power problem. many towns are still in the da dark. a local couple with ties to puerto rico have just returned from a month long trip where they helped however they could. fox 29's shawnette wilson has been talking with them about the challenging live at the philadelphia international airport. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy they have non-profit called mother's mission they do a lot of things including feeding the homeless here in philadelphia. so they took that exact same spirit to puerto rico and what they did was heartfelt. >> everybody will tell you the same thing. the same thing. it was a monster. the noise. it was hours and hours. >> reporter: jesse cruz and her husband david just returned from a month long trip to puerto rico. on a mission trip after hurricane maria devastated the island. >> when we went there the first time, we went there with food. the second time we wept there with money. >> reporter: they both live in philadelphia but jesse was born there and david has family in pr. they went to assess the need and help. >> the children were sleeping in wet mattresses. and so they didn't have no tarps. >> reporter: they took money format tresses a ranged for tarps to be donated and other necessities. >> they needed either food or some were sick they needed ensure. a lot of them needed diapers. >> reporter: they say almost four months later, many towns still don't have electricity. >> some of the places they don't have any water. i mean it's just -- you know, we saw people actually on the highway where the water was coming through, what you call that --ing. >> spring water came from the mountains. >> they were actually getting water from there. >> reporter: cell phone video they recorded shows an elderly man trapped inside his home. they took him clothes and helped get him into a shelter. jesse gets emotional about another couple they found. >> she said i was just asking and praying that someone would come and help me bathe my husband. because he was in bed. >> they reached out to people on facebook for donations. companies from different states helped get them supplies to distribute. with all the accomplish they left vowing to come back with a mott foe tore their mission. >> instead of preaching the word, upping, just go there. get it done. >> reporter: so jesse and david have actually used their savings for a lot of this mission but they're also relying a lot on donations. so they set gofundme page if you'd like to donate or help them out go to fox29.com to find out how you can donate. also, lucy, there are a bunch of pictures and other videos so much they did there. too much for this story, so if you check out that link on fox29.com you'll be able to see what they're using that money to do. good people. >> making a difference in all the right ways. thank you shawnette. to a developing story out of california where these two david and louis turpin facing charges over keeping their 13 children captive in their riverside county homes southeast of the los angeles. police say the two had shackled some of the children to beds and that they're so malnourished they didn't realize seven of them are actually older than 18. >> it's very upsetting. we just hear they've been chained to beds. i mean, we don't know if they were abused. >> most of the time it's just the parents and like they would only have one kid out, and so the entire time we thought it was a daycare center. >> 17-year-old girl finally managed to escape the home and call 911 before leading police back to her brothers and siste sisters. orange county california friends and family of blaze bernstein attend add private funeral for the slain university of pennsylvania student. scores of people gathered at the university synagogue to lay the 19-year-old pre med student to rest. bernstein's parents released a statement asking those touched by blaze to please keep him in their memories. ♪ still ahead, every second counts. jumping for their lives ahead chilly waters behind them. terrifying flames with no esca escape. then this story. a huge fight in pizza joint nearly two dozen people involved. and it all started with a missing phone? ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. on this martin luther king, jr. day many americans put the words and messages of dr. king into action. thousands of volunteers came out in philadelphia to mark the 50th anniversary of his poor people's campaign to put the spotlight on the principals of civil, human and equal rights. our joyce evans was there. i feel excited. >> reporter: quincy free man of americorps started the day volunteering along with thousands of others at greater philadelphia martin luther king day of service. >> i'm here to help people out. it's what i do. >> reporter: then ran into people there to help him out. >> some people they stay home but there's opportunities out here that people don't really go after. >> we're talking about the restaurant industry. we're talking about the technical field. we're talking about almost every area that you can think of in the philadelphia area. >> reporter: the helping hands of volunteer stretched all around and well i don't know the philadelphia area. >> it's great. you're helping people around the world that, you know, that need food. >> makes you feel good. >> yes. it does. >> reporter: leading with the sense of accomplishment when some young volunteers came feeling what can they real dollar to help? >> we're doing our best we can and this is -- this is part of it. um, you got to -- you got to start working in the smallest way possible. >> reporter: getting involved to help improve human conditions, service and sacrifice. some of dr. king's teachings firefighter john wants his little cameron to learn earl early and practice often. in every day. every day. he stood for something. i want to know his family to know his goals and dreams are not lost that's important as community. that's important for my daughter so she can live that. >> i learned that you have to work hard for what you believe in and everything is a job but in the end it's all worth it. >> it's better to do it when you're younger they get a good feel what it's all about specialsly being home on a day off it's a day on to learn. >> reporter: the importance of civic and social action waddell at a sigma theta sorority was teaching. >> today's climate really demands that we all be involved in the voter process. >> reporter: continue the progress that we're making and we will protect the progress that we have made thus far. the recurring message all day long was, try not to make it just one day of service out of the year. instead people were encouraged to make service a part of their lives. if not every day, do it whenever you can. joyce evans, fox 29 news. someone pushed the wrong button and a whole state flew into a panic. that is one big oops. and now what? 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thank you for giving back to community on such an important day. >> reporter: at a cradles to crayons warehouse in west conshohocken, donny jones, matt collins, steven memes means and torry smith sorted through donations for local needy children. then took a minute to share their post season excitement with us. >> it was amazing. um, to pull that win out and city's reaction from everyone and the response from the city has been crazy. so looking forward to having another great week. >> i played a lot of places. the linc on saturday was unbelievable. probably the best atmosphere i played in and i know come this sunday it's going to be rocking even more. >> reporter: fans of all ages are throwing their support behind the birds. >> we're so excited. i'm just so happy they're winning because like in my lifetime they haven't really been like the best team yet. >> i hope they win, yeah. but win or lose i'll still an eagles fan. >> 87-year-old mike sporting eagles hat on the modell's says he's seen it long as live long member of the bird gang and was at franklin field when the eagles clinched the 1960 champion shim title against the green bay packers. >> it was very exciting. >> reporter: joe barnes of limerick says he's confident our team can do it again. >> we're going to take this home and going to win. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: hear that, no doubt about it. all eyes will be on the birds when they play the vikings next sunday right here at the linc. reporting from south philadelphia, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. so, yeah, rode to the super bowl goes through philadelphia. the game sunday, where other than the linc fox 29 coverage starts at 6:00. sky fox over piles grove, new jersey where the video really says it all. tractor trailer slammed into a home this afternoon. police say the trucker lost control after a crash involving two other cars on lincoln road. paramedic transported to the driver to a hospital. he's going to be fine. no one in the home is injured thank goodness. investigators are still looking into what was behind the crash. developing right now, this weekend scare in hawaii the state on edge after residents and tourists alike received emergency alerts that a missile was headed their way. whole thing of course as you now know was a false alarm. iain page is in the operation it's center much we're learning new details about how this whole thing unfolded. >> the employee responsible for that doom's day alert on saturday has another job. officials there are also changing the protocol for when an incoming missile alert issue -- can be issued. >> all personnel shelter immediately. >> reporter: after a terrifying weekend in hawaii, president trump seeming to accept the profuse apologies from state leaders. >> i love that they took responsibility. they took total responsibility. but we'll get involved. >> reporter: mistake emergency management employee pressed the wrong button. it led to panic, sweeping across hawaii for nearly 40 minutes on saturday. the text alert falsely claiming a a ballistic missile threat was issue. the employee responsible has been reassign but many are now questioning why the state would send out an alert about a missile launch that would be detected by multiple military agencies including pacific command based at pearl harbor. >> there are different types of disasters unfortunately. but one like this should be clearly tied to the military. and the military should have the actual trigger if you want to indicate the button or the ability to notify the residents of the state. >> reporter: fox news has confirmed the emergency management agency which generated the botched text has been receiving threats from aggravated residents state officials continue topologies. >> i'm sorry for that pain and confusion that anyone might have experienced. i'm too very angry and disappointed that this happened. >> this is my team. we made a mistake. process this and study so it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: officials say it would only take 30 minutes for missile launch from north korea to reach hawaii. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, iain. out of florida video that shows the moment about 50 passengers and crew jumped off a burning casino boat and into the gulf of mexico. it happened yesterday near port ritchie. the fire did kill one woman. we don't know if she was a passenger or a crew member. the company that owns the boat says it has never had any issues with it before. investigators are looking into what went wrong. trending right now, cvs makes major change in its make up advertising department. here's the deal. the health brands of the compan says it's banning photo manipulation in its make up marketing and promotional displays. the nation's largest drugstore chain also requiring that other make up and beauty brands sold in the store commit to a photo manipulation ban by 2020 or an alert is going on those labels. basically i guess it's supposed to be bye-bye photo shop. cvs says the decision is an acknowledgment unrealistic body images are a significant driver of health issues. massive brawl inside a pose is a joint. nearly two dozen people involved and it all started with a mis missing phone. come on, people. river jammed with ice. big problem. no problem for some american heroes with very interesting solution. ♪ ♪ >> big brawl broke out at a california pizza parlor witnesses say it began one family asked another group of customer about their daughters' missing phone. an argument broke out and violence broke out. people had minor injuries. police arrested no one. turns out that missing phone, well, it was in lost and up to the whole time. tonight, we are very pleased to introduce to you some unsung heroes. the men and women the u.s. coast guard their job keep the hudson river clear to ensure ship traffic and keep on moving through the dangerous rice. fox's rick leventhal reports from on board the cutter. >> reporter: on a frigid january afternoon, roughly 65 miles north of new york city, the hudson river is frozen over. u.s. coast guard cutter carving a path path through the thick block. coast guard says 99 pennsylvania of heating oil used in the northeast is transported by barge here on this river. >> every night the ice refreezes on the hudson. and the barges can't get through that ice. so every day the coast guard has to go out and groom these tracks and ensure that the commerce flow up the hudson river doesn't stop. >> reporter: fox news drone caught the bay and crew in act last week in king stop new york carving through six to 8-inches of frozen surf but they're capable of much more. the coast guard 140 ice breaking tugs are equipped with machines powered by huge engines the bubble hers force air up under the hardened surface to reduce frick on the ship's hull allowing the big tubs to ram through solid ice more than 27-inches thick. far more effective than the 65 footers in the fleet. >> have you hit ice that's too thick to cut through. >> not on this boat. on the 65s we stopped in our track. on this boat it has so much power we hit ice that was a foot thick it doesn't slow it down. like a bug on the wind she'll. >> reporter: the coast guard says it's unusual to have this much ice this early in winter and it's definitely keeping them busy. they've been out here since two days after christmas. and will likely to keep chopping it up every day for the next two months. on the hudson river near kingston, new york, rick leventhal, fox news. >> cold there just like it is here and man we got snow on the way, scott. >> we do. a slow-moving system lucy will bring that snow from west to east. much more on the tim lead singer '90's band the cranberries died. delores oh reardon was only 46 years old. we do not know how she died. but her family says they're devastated by the news. the cranberries shot to stardom with several hits in the 1990's including linger and zombie. they split up in 2,003. they're reunion tour stopped midway last year because oh reardon had a back problem. mlk day a day of service all across our nation. volunteers across our area took time today to give back to their communities and that included some students who spent time on this day off of theirs with members of the greatest generation for goodness sake. here's bill anderson. ♪ >> reporter: the day we celebrate dr. king's birthday should be significant every year but this year it takes on additional meaning. >> 50 years since his assassination and famous have i dream speech. >> reporter: the crowd at this scholarship breakfast was in fact the visualization of dr. king's dream. various ages and races altogether to continue his legacy. all of us exploring how to make sure even now 50 years removed that dr. king's message isn't compromised. >> there was an i have a dream car sale going on. people are taking the holidays you have a dream to buy the fattest car at just $99 down and $99 a month. people taking that message and changing it into whatever they want it to be. >> on king day the historic dowling vfw post mourned those loft. >> howard reid. >> gave away scholarships. but then decided to make the dream of equality and community service continue after breakfast vets and high school students got together to visit sick or shut in veterans. >> we're just going to visit with the veterans. talk to them about the program we attended today. talk to them about their live experiences and really just connect with them. >> reporter: when we arrive at one care facilities the history in the room was overwhelming. >> i'll be 98 in april. i served in the us navy during world war ii. >> 1952 to 1954. years ago. >> in case you got to get out of the airplane they thought it would be nice if you knew how to use a parachute. >> reporter: students and the vets seemed to enjoy the opportunity to hear about how an entirely different generation views the world. >> to come out here which they probably would not have done without this organization without this day and to talk to others that are not like them in the community to see that we're all the same. report roar the visit was about dr. king's message of community service but it was also a chance for young people who only know of him through speeches or class projects. >> everyone in our high school they weren't alive during the time martin luther king was alive obviously. >> reporter: to learn about and then continue his legacy. >> going to see the veterans at the post and then coming here to visit you feel the significance of the event. >> reporter: that bond is ultimately the point of and the path to on-going unity and progress for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ live look at rehoboth beach as we once again talk about snow. the question is, how much? the answer 15 seconds away. yes, it looks like more snow is on the way. a couple of inches before all is said and done for philadelphia. several inches once you get far north and west. but take look at the wint weather advisories in purple. all the way from vermont down into sections of south texas. so millions impacted by the system. we'll zoom in little closer. you can see western chester county, upper montgomery, bucks county winter wet advisories toward the lehigh valley and the poconos. kicking in early on tuesday through wednesday. that's how long we're talking about dealing with this system. so during the day tomorrow, most of the snow will be confine to the pocono mountains and the lehigh valley because the system is moving so slowly as we move toward tuesday evening, through about the middle of the day on wednesday, light snow impacting the philadelphia area. so how much, one to 2-inches for the city. three to 5-inches for the lehigh valley. sections of the poconos could be talking about half a foot of snow with this system. so look at the timing. this is 6:00 o'clock tomorrow and you can see most of that snow it's still far north and west. so once again during the day tomorrow it's just cloudy and chilly. that snow really doesn't move in until overnight tomorrow night and then wednesday morning. so i think the highest impact will be on that wednesday morning commute. we're still looking at leftover snow into wednesday afternoon before this system really gets out of here. so on average we're talking one to perhaps two and a half, 3-inches for philadelphia but once again, north and west anywhere from three to 5-inches. maybe even closing in on 6-inches for the poconos. so the i-95 corridor we're& talking a couple of inches and then once again several inches far north and west. it's cold enough for snow. upper 20s, lower and mid 30s right now across the area for tonight those temperatures are cold but not as cold as we could be because we have the clouds moving in out ahead of that system. we'll go hour by hour for tomorrow. cold and cloudy. some flurries far north and west during afternoon. some light snow trying to move into those far north and west suburb. but i really think it takes until tomorrow evening to see the heaviest and teddy yesterday out of that system into wednesday early. 37 degrees thursday. 41 on friday. then milder conditions upper 40s to low 50s as we head toward next week. so let's preview kickoff weath weather. as the vikings takes on the birds kickoff temperatures in the upper 40s. kristen, back over to you. >> that's looking good. with the dramatic defensive stand at the linc and walk off touchdown in minneapolis, eagles and vikings are coming off two roller coaster games. coming up how they're refocusing for a spot in the super bowl next. ♪ now with tomorrow tosses traffic here's could be belly. >> good evening everybody. get ready for scenario to row pet day after day here. this was from earlier today. where the ice jam clogging up just like the drain the delaware river. all of the melting ice working its way down toward the calhoun street bridge and the trenton makes bridge and that caused flooding over on to route 29 also some flooding on the yardley side of the delaware river. so we'll watch for that as temps go up and down over the next couple of days and for tomorrow morning's rush hour new schedule for all the regional rail lines. make sure you have the new timetable as you're ready to go. there's snow in the forecast. sue will check the forecast. i'll check as the eagles defense shut down atlanta on fourth and goal to wint game saturday, i went from hearing every single heartbeat in the linc it was that quiet to every sip gel voice scream. it was just sheer joy in its purest form. minnesota nose something about emotional wins as well head the to the n fm c championship game thanks to walk off touchdown to stephan dism ggs the minneapolis miracle it's try time to try to settle down and refocus for sunday. >> the challenge in our case in the viking case coming off these emotional close victories and then having to done around and do it again, and so we just got to -- i just got to make sure i continue to, you know, stay aggressive with the week of practice and then prepare the guys, um, you know just like we have the last couple of weeks. >> the giants are reportedly set to higher pat shurmer as their next head coach he's serving as minnesota offensive coordinator and gained a lot of attention to helping to develop case keenum. eagles fans remember their as their offensive coordinator under chip kelly. villanova alum and philadelphia nay tough kyle lowry gave back in a big way today before he took on the sixers. he donated $1 million toville notify vat largest sew donation ever by a former nova basketball player much the money going towards renovations for the pavilion. sixers hosting lore lowry and the raptors. second quarter. six err up 12. embiid fakes the shot, drives to the basket gets it to go. he had 18 in the first half. fourth quarter now moves here by embiid. take the shot. he had 34 points on the day. sixers win it, 117-111. this game pitt it particular tightest tee. ben simmons and kyle lowry were ejected with just six seconds left in the game. little bit of dust up on the court as they left. it continued to go as they left. after the game ben salamons said it was nothing but i think they're assumption there. >> i don't know. i mean maybe frustration that they're down, about to lose. i don't know what it is. >> i don't know if they're trying to test me or see how i am on the court i don't play around. i'm not going to take bleep from anybody. >> notice that quack there. the sixers wouldn't tonight but they almost gave up a 21-point lead. this has been trend for while. back in december they lost to the kings after leading by 16. they blue another lead to the raptors they were up 18 over portland and fell in london to the celtic after leading by 22. but hay at least they won this game. so positive momentum. positive direction. >> there you go. >> kind of like the eagles. >> glass half full. >> eagles are going in's tiff direction too. >> i wish weather was. a little snow thing happening tomorrow. that does it for us at 10:00. iain page has got you covered on the on the side of the break with fox pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. we begin at 11:00 with life look at ocean city. the good news is the shore shouldn't see too much snow tomorrow. the bad news is the rest of us, well, we can see a few inches. here we go again. this year's within has been so much fun already. thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00. i'm iain page. frigid, warm, back to frigid now snow. what is going on? maybe we need an explanation. well, we've got a meteorologist on staff to help us break it all down. scott what's happening. >> hi there, iain. definitely has been roller coder ride. friday we had highs in the 60s. the arctic blast and, yes, more snow it is making a come back. as we look at alt l ultimate doppler it's lit up a cold front off to the west. it's stretches from the great lakes all the way into texas and look at the purple those are winter weather advisories all

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