we've a dreary rainy saturday, periods of rain will be heavy at times. storm tracker 6 live double scan for the most part we're seeing lighter shailtdz -- shades of green, which is good, which means it's lighter rain. north and west of the city picking up showers, that's about it. everybody else clouds and patchy drizzle. there's the wider view, as soon as this completes the journey over the appalachians, this will fill in. the silver lining is this, all locations are above freezing. there won't be any wintry precipitation, it's all rain. 46 for philadelphia. allentown 39. poconos you had icing, now you're above freezing and you're at 35. sea isle city pushing 350 grows. 352 degrees by lunchtime, maybe

is a new showers at that point, steadier rains developing around 12:00 from southwest to northeast across the viewing area. 54 degrees is the forecasted high. when i couple back we'll look at future tracker 6 and we'll time it out for you. overnight tragic news luke somers was killed in a failed rescue attempt in yemen. the senior white house official said somers was wounded by his al qaeda captures before his commander moved in and rescued him. they managed to get him to a udz navy ship -- u.s. navy ship, but he died. he was captured a year ago in yemen while working as a photo journalist. somers was born in britain, but holds american citizenship. his sister released a video before he died. >> highlighting the struggles

of the yemeni people. when foreign nationals were advised to leave yemen, luke refused to go saying he felt safe there. >> critics saying president obama took tongue to authorize the parade. he denied that and called killing barbaric. police say they have a good idea about the hit-and-run vehicles that were involved in an accident lorchlt. a ford vehicle like this was involved. a dark green cadillac or lincoln suv hit the victim. it kept going. it had a white vinyl decal of 6 family stick figures on the back

window. "action news" has learned that a 40-year-old victim was visiting visiting from out of town, he died in the outer lanes of northbound boulevard north of comly road. he was crossing the road. the driver stopped, police tested the driver to see if they were under the influence. so far no arrests or charges in the accident. one car was involved in two accidents minutes apart, the car hit the concrete barrier on i-95 by the delaware avenue exit. 2 men got out of the car. not long after that, another vehicle plowed into their disabled car. the two men and the other driver are seriously injured being treated at hahnemann hospital. wilmington police are trying to solve the 27th homicide this year. it tie also the record set in -- it ties the record set in 2010. one man died on the way to the hospital. two others are hospitalized with

gunshot wounds. no word of a motive. a montgomery county woman is in jail this morning for setting her neighbor's house on fire. police say it's not the first time the neighbor lashed out. >> reporter: half of commons drive is ready for christmas. this end of the cul-de-sac is in the dark after the fire at the ernie morris was set by donna krupp. >> she took a grill lighter and lights the ornaments and fleed the scene. >> reporter: the detective installed security cameras after he suspected her of vandalizing the suv. the motive, investigators say krupp believed morris was responsible for the on going incarceration of her son who has

a history of a drug abuse and run-ins with the law. nobody answered the door at the krupp's home. >> we're glad everybody -- everything is resolved, and we don't have to worry about a serialist. around 2:20, she started barking. he went downstairs and saw like an orange glow in our front window and he ran and told me to call 911. >> reporter: it's an up setting beginning to the holidays, but some are lucky sadie barked when she did preventing the fire from spreading to more homes. krupp has been incarcerated on multiple counts. her mail was set at million

dollars. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> mourners are gathering in tabernacle new jersey to say goodbye to three children who were allegedly shot by their mother. respects can be paid 10:00 to 1:00 at the church of the holy eucharist. the mother died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. contributions can be mailed to the lepage harriman memory fund at any lal pnc -- local pnc bank. family an friends fanned out along south street to deliver flyers on the missing west chester student, shane montgomery. montgomery was last seen on thanksgiving morning. fbi is looking for video from commercial and private cameras from the schuylkill river to the henry avenue and green lane to lincoln drive. 44-year-old michael oliver

is behind bars on a million dollars bail charged with the beating death of a 4-year-old girl. oliver was caring for the child and three others at the home on south broad street in penns grove. authorities say she suffered massive blunt-force trauma. a drunken driver who hit and killed two teenage cousins in south jersey will spend 18 years in prison. he admitted he was impaired and texting when he hit the cousins back in 2012. of the victim's family spoke during an emotional sentencing in cape may courthouse yesterday. >> i just want tolls -- to say to josh that i forgive you. >> the defendant spoke during the hearing, he told the court

quote, i am a monster, i'm so lost. beanie sigel is awakened out of surgery after he was shot in the abdomin outside his home in pleasantville, atlantic county. the 40-year-old was hit in the stomach after he dropped his children off at school. another man suffered minor injuries. sealing's lawyer believes despite prior brusheses with gun -- brushes with gun violence was not the intended victim. p.j. masten said cosby is a serial rapest. she said he gave her alcohol and later woke up naked and bruised in bed with him. she accused sports announcer, m ravment rv al-- marv albert with

sexual harassment and he settled the case. delaware county will become a university. university status ushers a new era for the school in doylestown bucks county it expands their academic offerings and improvement facilities and progress. if you're holiday shopping this weekend, you may want to avoid these gifts. experts give us a list of the most over played gifts and the ones people want most. we have a new restaurant with a no tipping policy. >> reporter: here's a tip for you, soaking rains will be out there carry an umbrella. an icy cold windchill tomorrow and coastal storm possible for the beginning of next week i'll run it down for you in the seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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least five months. >> it's been wet out there. >> reporter: i'm surprised we haven't heard about that in the national news, all we heard about was how you bad the drought was out there. pattern has changed and they have seen pleasant of rain out west. that's been quiet in the headlines. good news for them, bad news for us, we don't need the rain. but we've got it. that's the view, patchy fog and drizzle in the city. steadier rains in the west. 42 degrees, winds are calm. 39 in allentown. 46 for philadelphia. 45 for wilmington. trenton, 43. millville, 47. 50 in wildwood and on the boards in atlantic city. storm tracker 6 live double scan for the most part we're clear, showers are starting to build to the west. what will happen over the next couple of hours we'll see this fill in.

as the area of low pressure gets closer and closer it will trigger more in the way of activity. even periods of rain this afternoon some of that will be on the heavier side. there's the low between charleston and pittsburgh that comes off the eastern slopes of the appalachians, that's when we'll see the heaviest rains move into the delaware valley. 1:00 p.m. this afternoon that's when the heavier rain starts to arrive. that's a quick moving system, by sunday high pressure bumps that out to sea, we'll see the return of sunshine, gusty breeze out of the northwest and windchills in the 30s. it's only one day of wet weather in the delaware valley. where things get interesting is monday because this coastal system will feel the influence of the same area of high pressure that's bumping today's weather out to sea. that high will stall off the coast of maine. as it comes running up the eastern seaboard, the high will slow it down.

we could see a prolonged period of rain or wind as we get into tuesday afternoon. here's future tracker later this afternoon, nothing too terribly heavy, but it will be steady rains throughout the day. occasionally you'll see a steady or heavier downpour by 5:30, the entire delaware valley getting drenched at that point. same thing as we move into the evening hours, later tonight, all this works out to sea, first thing tomorrow morning we'll see skies of blue, lots of sunshine out there, it will be cold winds whipping around out of the northwest anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour these are gusts here, by 3:30, if you're tailgating for the eagles, 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts translates into windchills of 30 to 35 degrees. it's going to be blustery and chilly for the eagles game. the wind will have an impact on the game. 54 degrees, rain developing. 52 in millville. dover 57.

the silver lining, temperatures are way too warm, this is all rain not snow. 44 today windy sunday, the rest of the accuweather forecast. monday, turning cloudy 40 degrees, tuesday, rainy and breezy up to 46 that's the coastal system we could see anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain with the system. wednesday maybe morning rain otherwise it's a cloudy and breezy day, 44. thursday, sun and clouds, 44. the friday, sun and clouds, 46 degrees. there could be a passing flurry wednesday afternoon. two systems we're watching, lots of rain later today, the potential is there for a lot of rain tuesday. >> keep the umbrella handy. >> if you have ever traveled abroad you know that in europe tipping at restaurants is optional. the in the states it's the way servers make a living. one eatery in philadelphia is

channeling paris with no tipping policy. alicia vitarelli has the latest. >> reporter: they are taking another approach to customer service. >> let's take care of the people that are going to take care of everyone that comes in. >> reporter: is that means the staff are paid a fair hourly wage they are not depend ant on tips for earning a living. >> let's pay them their salary and the tip is a true gratuity. >> here what would they make to start? >> $13 an hour. >> we offer paid vacation and we pay their medical insurance. >> reporter: perks that are unheard of in the restaurants industry, but the owners are convinced it will pay off drawing employees looking for a career. >> we want to make sure we can provide you with the service that you want. >> brunch is served all day

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over atlantic city, you can see it's hazy out there right now because there's drizzle and rain throughout the area, 9:20, 46 degrees, as you get the holiday shopping list together consider this, a survey says the gift may not be a tangible item, but the gift of travel. 46 million americans would happily forego a present under the tree for a vacation instead. the survey found that travelers

will spend on average, $617 per person on their holiday trip. well, if you plan on holiday shopping this weekend, experts have tips on the gifts to absolutely avoid. coming at the top spot, bubble bath, candle and leather belts. next calendars, many people keep their daily schedule on their smart phone or computer. picture frames, shopping experts say unless there's a sentimental photograph inside it's prime to be regifted. holiday decorations. this gift a jacket that can keep your cell phone charged, but would someone wear it. the jacket features a remove

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throughout the area right now. 46 degrees, 9:24. in sports, the sixer look for their first winning streak of the season. jeff skeverski has that and the eagles preparing for the champs. >> reporter: the youngest team in nba history is taking baby steps, 6ers avoided worst start in history, but at home they cannot get a win. the sixers try to to get the first w at home. put down the fries and cheer for this. michael carter williams to kj mcdaniels, one handed. sixers down as many as 20. nerlens noel. minutes later robert covington 3. clear high of 21. thunder run away with it. sixers lose 103-91.

they have 1-18. sixers face detroit tonight. lesean mccoy mia has been excused for personal reasons, as long as he shows up tomorrow, the eagles need that real mccoy to beat the number one defense in football. seattle is looking to bring down mark sanchez, e-a-g-l-e-s averaging 44 points in the last two home games. they need a w to stay in sole possession of first place, they are playing for a first round bye. >> we're good players, offense and defense, we showed we can be that team, as well in our own way, so hopefully we bring our best. >> it's how we do together and if something goes wrong, how the other phase picks up the other two phases. >> reporter: we'll get you set

for eagles game day kickoff and the highlights on eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00 on sunday. little league world series mo'ne davis we know she can pitch she can play ball at spring side chestnut highly academy making her versety basketball last night. she comes off the bench and the plays point guard and helps here team to beat princeton day. flyers in action in l.a., as well. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. a u.s. airman gave his sister a surprise of a lifetime this past week. hannah hadn't seen her big brother in two long years, her school made a special assembly just for the surprise leading in. >> much more to come on "action

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>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 an overnight fire leaves a neighboring family out of their home this morning. a south jersey church is planning a vigil in support of eric garner and local students are asking santa to save their school. first outside to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: hello, eva, i don't need the umbrella, but we have patchy fog and drizzle. we have moisture approaching from the southwest, as that area of low pressure gets closer and closer, we'll seem the precipitation increase in coverage and intensity. it's not a nice start to the weekend. there's the low out of the west virginia in between pittsburgh and charleston as i speak. that's the shield of heavier

moist arriving after lunchtime. until noon, cloudy, occasional showers, areas of drizzle. after the evening hours expect a steady soaking of rain. 3/4 to an i do is -- to an inch. we had icing issues in the poconos, they were hovering around # 1, 32 degrees, now they are above that freezing mark, they are at 36. 46 in philadelphia, sea isle and will also 50 degrees. forecast for today, shades of gray, going to be rain out here later this afternoon, 54 degrees by 3:00 p.m. and then by 6:00 p.m. 50 degrees, again, shooting for awe high of 54. the normal is 47. not a good looking day, but when i come back we'll talk built coastline system on the way for tuesday, as miserable as it

maybe this afternoon, tuesday looks worse, i'll have the details in the seven day in just a few minutes, eva? >> arsonist torched the phoenix fire bird festival. the festival will go on today as the police look for the person or people who set the fire. the fire started at 3:30. the fire is still going, firefighters are letting it burn itself out. phoenixville uses fire to celebrate its rebirth. fire broke out in a row home overnight sending five people into the cold night air. flames swept through the 3200 block of jasper street in port richmond. the smoke forced the family of five next-door outside. the red cross is helping the family with temporary housing. no word on what sparked the fire. on the way to the call, the fire chief was involved in a

crash. a car ran a stop sign and hit the chief's suv two blocks from the fire. a laptop hit the chief in the chest, he refused medical attention. the woman driving the car was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, she faces a summons for running the stop sign and driving without a license. a taxi carrying a passenger careens off i-95. the taxi ended up in the marsh in the northbound lanes of up labd land, delaware county. the driver said he was run off the road by a tractor-trailer that never stopped. state police are looking into the claim. the driver and the passenger were taken to crozer-chester medical center they are expected to recover. rolling stone magazine has apologized for a story about a university of virginia student who said she was gang raped at a frat party in 2012. the editor said there arediscres

story. some students say even if the story isn't true, they are glad it came out. >> the general consensus is even if it's not real, it is a problem. >> uva officials say the university is most and foremost concerned with the care and support of our students and any survivor of sexual assault. the family of a 12-year-old who was shot by a cleaveland police officer is suing the city and the two officers involved. tamir rice was using a pellet gun. officers thought he had a real firearm. the orange cap on the front of the gun that signifies it was a toy has been removed. the suit says officers acted

recklessly and there was a delay in providing medical assistance. >> michael brown's death will be in vein if we are just angry and go home and do nothing. >> well voices echoed in the missouri capitol rotunda as protesters called for change, this was the naacp journey for justice. it began where michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. the march ended yesterday in jefferson city. the protesters say they are demanding an end to racial profiling and police misconduct. the last two nights, protesters in new york city have shut down streets and tunnels. they are protesting the grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer. hundreds of people marched and many laid down in the macy's

flagship store and grand central terminal and apple store. a south jersey church will hold a service in support of air irk garner, anyone who comes is under to stand on the side of love. a burlington school needs a quarter million dollars by next month to keep the school open. >> reporter: st. paul's school in burlington city is fighting for its life. the diocese can no longer support st. pauls. if the school can't raise $250,000 by january 15 it will have to close in june. >> we feel if we were to exist for the next few years, we would

be be able to turn it around. >> it's devastating to know it could happen, i think we could do, because there are so many people who love the school. >> st. paul was started back in 1870 and has 164 students from pre-k to 8th grade. tuition is $4,100 a year, but it doesn't cover operating costs. >> we hope to reach the people beyond the doors. >> reporter: the school is selling wristbands and variety of events to appeal to the community for help. >> many other schools have raised more than that in like two weeks, so i have faith and hope that we can do it. >> students are doing their part signing pledges to santa claus giving up their christmas presents if he or others will donate the money to the save st. paul school fund. >> he probably knows about our school closing, i think he may

give us some money to donate to the school. >> reporter: you think he'll help out. >> yes. >> it's a big deal, because a lot of people don't want presents for christmas. >> if this means i have to tell santa, i don't want that lego toy they are okay with that, because this is a gift to them everyday. >> reporter: if the school raises the money, it will be a temporary reprieve, they have to do this next year and every year to keep saint paul open. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> coming up on "action news," saturday morning at 9:00. we'll get a check of the accuweather forecast, plus "healthcheck," don't give up on the diet at the holiday party. we'll have tips to avoid holiday weight gain. goats, chickens and alpaca and the peacock you'll find it at the funny farm rescue.

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>> typhoon is starting to barrel into the philippines packing sustained winds of

175 miles per hour with strong gusts. 7300 people were killed a year ago when typhoon haiyan battled the philippines. a half million people are seeking shelter. they have had barely anytime to recover from the last time. >> reporter: they have seen impressive storms over the past months. last month they had a typhoon in the 170 to 200-mile range. nasty weather, speaking of which, there's the view in penns landing. not a good day to do ice skating. temperatures lr mild. we're talking about highs in the 50s, we'll see periods of rain, it will be a miserable afternoon, hopefully you have something indoors planned for today. 45 in wilmington. millville, 47. upper 30s north and west. here's storm tracker 6 live double scan for now we're kind of in a lull. there's a few showers out there, but the steadiest are toward the

southwest. this band will move into south jersey in the next hour or so. this is east ofing creek in cumberland county. smyrna, dover expecting wet weather in the next 15 to 20 minutes. satellite and radar coming out to the west. the area of low pressure sitting south of pittsburgh, as that races east it's brings a shieldful moisture along with it. surface maps show the area of low pressure pulling through the mid atlantic states today off the coast tomorrow, high pressure takes over are we'll see a gusty breeze and return of sunshine. windchills in the 0s, temperatures wise we'll see highs in the mid 40s, we'll see a sunny, but blustery sunday. monday and tuesday we focus our attention on what's going

on down south as the coastal storm heads up the eastern seaboard. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, a wall of water from the western suburbs through philadelphia crossing over the delaware valley, again all areas here, the entire viewing area would be periods of rain, some of it heavy at times, right through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. it will follow the low out to sea. we get into tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning looks outlet standing, lots of sunshine, skies of blue, no weather issues other than the fact that we'll see a gusty breeze. rainfall totals when all is said and done, we're not looking at flooding rains, but a good soaking. 3/4 of an inch to an inch. monday into tuesday, there's the coastal low, this high which knocks today's area of low pressure out to sea and stalls off the coast of maine. this low comes up and hits the high and has anywhere to go. should the high hug the coast

we'll so he a prolonged period of rain and wind. this is the idea from accuweather at this point. this is the best thinking from accuweather. possible coastal storm tuesday, could be flooding along the meade coast, places like wildwood, sea isle city, heavy rain expected one to two inches. there are forecast model also that have 3-inch inches. if it gets strong enough and quick enough cold air rushes in, the poconos could see snow out of this. that would be the only area in the viewing area. mild today, 54 degrees, that's the forecasted high. overnight tonight, rain shutting off during the evening, otherwise becoming breezy. 30 degrees the northern suburbs, 38 for center city. the eagles game, seattle sea hawks, it will be chilly,

43 degrees at kickoff, 4th quarter, 38, windchills in the 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 54 today, 44 tomorrow. we're down to 40 monday, clouding up, tuesday rain day, breezy, 46 degrees, that's the coastal storm. we have to watch the track closely, 44 wednesday, thursday, friday, sun and clouds, and 46. there you go, not too nice today. not nice at all. thanks chris, we think. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner is a little slice of heaven for the farm animals located in the mays landing area of new jersey. matt o'donnell has their story. >> reporter: funny farm rescue is dedicated to saving farm animals. >> it's a sanctuary and it's a shelter. i let them out when they can be out. >> reporter: with more than 190 animals there's a lot of love to go around. >> i loved animals, but i wanted to help as many animals

as i could. in three years, funny farm has helped 100 animals torched forever homes. >> this peacock get hit by a car. i rehabbed him excels good to go. >> reporter: they have chickens and turkey that survived thanksgiving. i named him from a baby. >> reporter: there's daisy a thousand pound hog who outgrew her home. >> look at the size of her. >> they were rescued with their other brother. chico, nobody wanted to take three donkeys so we did. >> honey gunny -- bunny is up for adoption. >> she was living in a garage before she came to farm. >> normally when she gets afraid she does faint. >> reporter: they are goats, they are both dmes indicated,

they were bottle fed when they were younger and her 8 months now and looking for home and lots of property and grass so they can graze and lock horns every now and then. if you're interested in lavern or shirleyly go to the funny farm rescue website or vote for your favorite shelter by going to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next sadr morning on "action news."

>> good saturday morning to you arc gloomy dreary day shaping up for us, sky6 live hd taking a live look over penns landing. 47 degrees, 9:50, here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware valley this

weekend, the merry on the square holiday event returns to ardmore. card making for troops, cupcake decorating and strolling carolers. there is just for you phillies fans, fightin' phils will have their holiday sale and tree lighting today. head to citizens bank park for pictures with santa claus, take a holiday photo on the field or take a holiday selfie with ben revere in the dugout it's happening today from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on "healthcheck," this weekend kicks off the start to holiday party season. it's a time to spend with co-workers families and friends and food. to avoid holiday weight gain here's registered nurse ali

gorman. >> reporter: the average weight gain between christmas and new year's is one to two pounds, that's not bad, but a lot of people never lose the weight, you but you can avoid this with a little bit of planning. 'tis the season for foods and treats. registered diet technician of jefferson university hospital has tips. number one don't go to the party hungry. low blood sugar will drive you to overeat. eat regular meals and a snack before you go. >> combine a protein or carbohydrate or greek yogurt. >> reporter: choose a smaller plate it will look like you have more food. >> the brain thinks you're

eating more food, but you're eating less calories. you will drink less alcohol if you drink out of a taller thinner glass. eggnog can have up to 400 calories and 20 grams of fat. number four don't waste calories on food you can have everyday like cheese and crackers. instead pick your holiday favorites. when it comes to dessert, try slivers. >> you have pecan, apple pie, pumpkin pie you have 300 calories. >> reporter: number five increase exercise, it will reduce stress. >> it will burn more calories, therefore you don't have feel guilt if you eat the extra

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let's get a final check of weather. >> reporter: it's a slow go in cumberland county, route 355 is slow, keep the headlights on. we have heavy weather moving in from the southwest it's pushing through delaware, new castle and kent county. some of it is on the heavier side. we'll see a better situation tomorrow. today, periods of rain, and tomorrow, mostly sunny and 44.

him just a little windy. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. the eagles are preparing for the home game with the sea hawks. and celebrating 45 years of dancing by putting on a show for the fans right here at home. i'm eva pilgrim have a great saturday, thanks people on twitter for the hiccup advice. [laughter]. hey! it's mister monopoly.

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