>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday, december 20. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a driver loses control of his car in delaware county overnight and i meant landed on top of -- and it landed on top of railroad traction. it's super saturday, it's predicted to be the busiest shopping day of the year, as people make a mad dash to finish up their list. as you head to the store early will it warm up for your shopping. the man with the answers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hey chris. >> reporter: no, that's the answer. it will warm up in time for christmas eve. there's the view in atlantic city, nice and quiet out there,

chilly. we've had a few flurries flying outside the studio this morning. nothing substantial. we are expecting nothing more than a few flurries. it's chilly. temperatures north and west down in the 20s, quakertown, 29. slatington, 28. pilots, 32. new holland and oxford, 31. gandys beach, 31. hammonton, 28 degrees. a little bit of a wind so we're dealing with windchills, windchills are generally in the mid to upper 20s. everything will moderate later this afternoon. lots of clouds today from start to finish, you can see them in the appalachians and the ohio valley. expect chilly temperatures. normally should be around 43.

him today we'll be at 38. lunchtime, 35. there's our high 38 and 6:00 p.m., back to 35. we have not one, but two storm systems across upstate new york, it promises to be a big mess to the delaware valley christmas eve. >> today is super-storm sandy and experts say it could be the biggest shopping day of the year even bigger than black friday because christmas falls in the middle of the week. millions of last minute holiday gift buyers have one final weekend to get their shopping completed. sales are expected for ten billion dollars, nearly a billion more than black friday sales and the stores are ready for the shoppers. some have their doors open around the clock to accommodate all the last-minute shoppers. a warning for you shoppers, though, this morning, the weekend and days leading up to christmas. police in cherry hill say they

have seen a number of picket pocketing cases last month. investigators say the women in this surveillance picture stole a woman's wallet. one distracts the shopper while the shopper reaches into the purse on the shopping cart. the theives look for unattended handbags. if you're traveling this holiday season, a worldwide travel alert was issued advising all americans who plan to travel abroad to be extra caution. the travel alert lasts into march. meanwhile, if you're planning to drive to your holiday destination, you'll be pleasantly surprised, john rawlins has more on the big savings at the pump. >> just filled up. >> reporter: how much? >> $43 and a penny. >> reporter: how does that compare? >> you know what, usually i'm

50 and above. so that's not bad. >> reporter: a lot of drivers say that's not bad about the price of gas, it can mean 7, 9, $15 to fill up. >> it's gives me a little more of a positive outlook. >> you feel comfortable about having extra money in your pocket. >> it's enabled me to travel me and see knee grandkids. >> reporter: my bill is dropping and it gives me more money to spend on my grandkids. ment economy and drop in gas fuel a forecast for a record number of travelers, this holiday season. >> motorists are paying the lowest price at the pump since 2009. this is filling stockings with extra dispoivel -- disposable

income. >> lower gas let me get around easy. >> that's right we can get more toys for boys and girls. >> a man crashed his car on the train tracks. he lost control on the curve on hog island road, the car rolled over and landed on the csx tracks that run alongside the road the driver was not hurt. people rally in support f the police department. the man who organized this is the grandson of a former philadelphia police detective. it started on facebook for a post he put out for a rally he

called way overdue. different kind of demonstrations compared to those held recently in mayor fair people took to the street not to protest, but to support them. donald garvey is the main organizer the. >> we don't want to focus on bad cops and racist cops we're here for 99%. >> reporter: hundreds turned out with signs and posters and strong opinions. >> we're here because we want to be heard. we draw the line, respect our police. >> reporter: all ages taking a moment to thank the men and women in uniform for all they do. >> they do so much more and sometimes they don't understand how much that means to our city. >> reporter: there have been hundreds of demonstrations across the country in protest of law enforcement following the deaths of several black men at

the hands of police officers, but organizers here say this rally is not in response to any of that. it's a neighborhood of mayfair and our friends getting together letting the neighborhood police know the community backs them. >> reporter: philadelphia police stood watch insuring everything went well. even though the flocks was in their honor, they came here to do their job. >> they have a viewpoint just like the protesters we've been dealing with the past few weeks have their viewpoint. both groups have a right to express their views and we're here to insure there's no property damage and no one gets hurt. >> reporter: in conjunction with the rally, dozens of toys were collected for the children at chop police saying this was a peaceful demonstration. mayfair, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a woman is fighting for her life after being run over by her own suv at a philadelphia

community center. chopper 6 was over the scene in somerton. the 46-year-old woman was picking up her children when she got out of the vehicle and it began to roll. she tried to stop it and was knocked over and trapped underneath. her chest was crushed. she is in critical condition at aria torresdale hospital. a fundcer in the find shane montgomery fund if you want like to take part it's starts on main street. the birds face the washington redskins. they took care of desean jackson early in the season, but a win today gives dallas the nfc east

title and a playoff berth. the eagles both season dreams would be all but over. join ducis douse and mike quick live from fedex field to preview the game and 11:35, ducis and mike will be back with complete highlights and wrap up of the game. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. are you a movie buff? if so, a popular movie chain has quite the deal for you. the ground proves too much for a large tree in northern california catch. chris. >> reporter: it's cold out there, but some of you may getaway with a t-shirt by christmas eve. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >> police in san francisco clean up the damage after a tree fell on a car. heavy rain caused the ground to give away and the tree toppled over. after facing a drought now they are getting too much rain. >> reporter: i know in the delaware valley, we have not had much winter so far.

we've seen storms batter the west coast. if they get more storms it could end the drought out there. goo good news for the people on the west coast. we have west to east flow across the county, it's pacific air and that's why we have not seen constant cold conditions in the philadelphia area. it's chilly out there this morning, you'll need to bundle up and it will be chilly tomorrow. wait until you see what happens next week. 34, dewpoint, 22. winds are northerly 10 miles per hour. allentown, 31, 27 in dover. lancaster, 31. reading, 32 and wilmington, 33. satellite and radar showing a little bit of cloud cover overhead right now, softer break between baltimore and washington, d.c. thicker cloud cover off to the southwest. that moves in later this afternoon. it's inned advance of a

quick-moving storm system that will work off the coast of the caroline analysis and out to see -- carolinas and out to see. the frontal system attached to this area of low pressure will stall in the eastern united states. another system stalls along that boundary, another system comes in from the west, the two combine and we have a big mess on christmas eve. temperatures, if you're traveling out of philadelphia international today, heading to the north, obvious it's cold. even down to the south it's chilly, but it will warm up this afternoon. the surface maps this high will force the storm off the coast. it's a dry day today. the high sits over top us of tomorrow. it's chilly, but dry. monday conditions begin to deteriorate. the high loses its grip and pulls to the north. milder conditions flood the region and rains pull into the area late in the day.

here's christmas eve, as the frontal boundary pulls to the area an area of low pressure rides along the boundary. it joins forces with another storm that approaches from the great lakes. the two intensify across upstate new york. here's the early call on christmas eve. gusty winds 45 miles per hour. we're expecting a high of 60 degrees in philadelphia. maybe a degree or two warmer than that, across interior sections of south jersey. it will not feel like the holidays. clouds and sun today, chilly, 38 degrees that's the forecasted high. mostly cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to feel like the holidays this weekend. the normal high for this time of year is 44. 38 degrees today, 42 tomorrow. a chilly weekend overall it stays dry, we'll get that

last-minute christmas shopping done. monday, rain develops late, 45. some rain possible tuesday, on and off and variety. milder, 53. christmas eve is a imreet -- mess at this point, rainy and windy, 60 degrees, christmas day, cooler, windier, 47 and thursday, 48 degrees. do you have your slicker? >> even warm weather loving people don't like it for christmas. >> reporter: i'll fix it. >> thanks chris. don't forget take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. well, pennsylvania residents will be ain't to -- will be able to get beer delivered to your home, but there are catches.

retailers have to obtain a transporter for higher license. delivery will be limited to 192 ounces that's the equivalent of 12 pack, 16-ounce beers, wine and liquor will not be available for delivery.

>> good morning to you on this saturday, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over wilmington, delaware, there, 6:19, 34 degrees outside right now. if you've been procrastinating in getting started on holiday shopping, toys "r" us and target are planning to open their doors at 6:00 a.m. and stay open until 9:00 p.m. christmas eve. amazon is offering same day delivery on christmas eve for orders placed by 10:00 a.m. for customers in 12 major metro areas including philadelphia. some good news for travelers air fares are not expected to arrive significant next year, some cities may see the price drop. travelers can save money for

denver and boston an dublin ireland. fly during unpopular times, such as early morning and overnight night. if you fly during the dead zone such as january and february you can save money. department of transportation said the baggage fees brought in $960 million in the last quarter, a 90% increase over last career. that helped carrieser get $3.1 billion profit in the third quarter. a movie chain is offering an interesting offer for movie goers. amc will lunch a movie a day.

they hope the program will end their decline in attendance by younger movie goers.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, day planner looks nice and quiet. we'll not see any precipitation and the winds will be calm. 9:00 a.m., 32 degrees and a few peeks of sunshine. noon, 35, high 38. we're below average for this time of the year, the saving grace is that there will not be too much of a breeze and we won't be dealing with harsh windchills. the southern tier, atlanta,

jacksonville, new orleans, there could wet weather. everybody else is nice and dry. checking out the major hubs, everybody is on tame. 34 degrees in philadelphia. 28 in boston, chicago, midway and o'hare, temperatures in the 20s. 57 in orlando, not too bad this morning. eva. >> thanks chris. sixers on the line in an afternoon tip off against syracuse. the sixers are 0-13 on the home court after is 109-91 loss to the charlotte hornets, jeff skeverski has the rest of sports. >> reporter: it's strange to see jimmy rollins in dodger blue, well the best short stop in team history is history.

jay ro is gone, roll lynns the longest tenured athlete in philly. after 15 years where he won m.v.p. believe it or not, he said he is not that sad to leave. >> this business, i she had my tears for the first time when phillies traded bobby brau. it tore a piece of my heart out, but it brought home that this is business, this is part of it. >> he can't have any regret for the career in philadelphia, as i told him, go to l.a. and win another one. >> reporter: chip kelly has not missed the playoffs for 11 years since he was in new hampshire. kelly and the eagles head into

washington today in most-win mode at 4:30 against desean jackson and the redskins. a loss would eliminate the eagles from playoff contention, they have to cut down on the turnovers, lesean mccoy and others have the most in all of football. >> we need to win bad. we'll take the motivation against a couple of defenses, a division that knows a lot of of our stuff. we'll face a similar challenge this week. we'll have to be sharp and accurate. >> reporter: eagles redskins can you wait? we'll get you ready for the eagles game day kickoff and we'll wrap it up with exclusive highlights on eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00. flyers goalie steve mason went down with a back injury

yesterday. mason will not play in toronto or tomorrow in winnipeg he'll be re-evaluated on monday. that's sports, a i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> there's much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back.

all new this morning, philadelphia police investigate the death of a man after receiving a disturbance call. wilmington police investigate the latest shooting to plague the city, the birds prepare for a big game in washington. meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at the accuweather forecast. a big week in weather, because santa claus has a trip to make. >> reporter: santa claus will need a slicker. he's going to need one. let's go live on sky 6, fortunately if you have to do last minute shopping, it will be a nice weekend overall. no rain or snow and the winds are calm. trenton, 31. allen be town, 31. poconos 34, wilmington, 33. just the slightest breeze this morning, putting feels-like temperatures in the upper 20s, you'll need to bundle up in layers later on. later this afternoon temperatures moderate a little bit, only in the upper 30s, but better than where we are

now. lots of cloud cover locally more clouds approaching from the southwest, it promises to be a cloudy day, a few peeks of sunshine from time to time. 32 degrees, mostly cloudy, lunchtime, 35. 3:00 p.m., 38. big game for the eagles down in washington, d.c. taking on the redskins. kickoff temperature, 39. 4th quarter 35, dry with a light breeze. eva? >> philadelphia police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in an alley. four people are being questioned in connection with the death. the four claim the man was trying to get into their home on the 6100 block of vandyke street. they men in the home approached the man exactly what happened next is being sorted out. by the time authorities arrived the man was lying dead in the alley. more gunfire in wilmington.

this time a man was shot in the chest. medics were working to revive him as they took him to the hospital. the gunfire broke out on north spruce street around 10:30 p.m. police are searching for the shooter. no word on the motive. wilmington is on the brink of an all time homicide rate. take a look at this missing man, police say 69-year-old harold hurd was last seen in october on north 8th street. a family member reported him miss this week. he was last seen wearing a white and black suit and gray tie. else missing two fingers on his right hand. if you know where he is, contact police. a man was arrested for making a false report in the search for bradley stone. authorities say the report wasted resources and frayed

nerves. annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: district attorney said 34 luke sanderlin caused panic in the community and caused taxpayers a lot of money all because he spotted a dangerous fugitive in the midst of a manhunt. luke sanderlin has been place under arrest for diverting agency away from montgomery where they've stone was hiding totonington apartment complex and forced neighborhoods into lockdown. sanderlin said he was walking his dog and stone approached him demanding the keys to his vehicle. he claims his dog bit stone and

he got off three shots. the motive financial gain. >> the fund-raising was not going well and we are contending the terrible crimes gave the opportunity for something else to happen. >> reporter: heckler said by coincidence there was an acquaintance of stones in the same apartment complex so they thought a sighting might be credible. there was no answer at sanderlin'somplex tonight. he is charged with making false reports and reckless endangerment. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> in delaware, a van was

reposssed. the tow truck driver took the van to the tow yard when he got there, he heard a five-year-old calling foremother and he look inside and saw a 1-year-old in a booster street. >> i wouldn't leave my kid alone for ten minutes. it's not right. the man told his boss who called police, police have not released the name of the day care provider. she faces two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. jerry sandusky will not be getting a state pension. the state employee retirement system released a 122 page decision. a hearing examiner ruled in june that he should get his pension despite his conviction for child molesting. his lawyer plans to appeal a

decision in a lawsuit. never before seen security video of ray rice and his then fiance after he knocked her unconscious in the closed revel casino. she is angry and later begins to cry, but after they share the elevator to be escorted to waiting police cars she appears to experience an exchange in emotions, moving to kiss and nuzzle rice. the charge was later dropped. the ravens cut rice and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. the fbi has confirmed that north korea was behind the cyber attack on sony pictures, probe said the u.s. will respond proportionally to the attack. an end of the year news conference yesterday the president said sony's decision to pull the movie, "the

interview" it was a mistake. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can impose censorship in the united states. >> obama said sony decision could set a dangerous precedent. sony ceo said the decision was made by the theaters nationwide who would not show the film. >> we have not caved, we have not given in, we have persevered and we have not backed down. we have always had every desire to have the american public see the movie. well, hackers sent a message to sony executives saying they had made quote a very wise decision not to show the movie. staples announced they are the latest victims of hackers, 1.2 million credit cards may have been compromised during a

security breach earlier this year. chris used malware at tens stores in the area. staples is offering credit monitoring to customers who might be at risk. desean jackson and the washington redskins are the next challenge in the eagles playoff push. the nfc east rivals battle it out. the birds riding the rails hoping the 3-11 skims do not derail -- skins do not derail their playoff hopes. the eagles could take the nfc east lead if they we know today and the colts knock off the cowboys tomorrow. >> finishing off the season on a high note would be beneficial for them. today is the most important game to date, if we lose this, we're out of the playoffs.

this is a do or die situation. >> robert griffin has a lot to play for, obviously, so we're going to get their best shot. >> if the eagles lose, it would be their only second three-game losing streak under chip kelly. eagles game day quickoff -- kickoff and eagles game day final come your way today. watch ducis rogers and mike quick to preview the game and they will be later 0 tonight for a wrap up of the game. want to get away from the holiday shopping rush in we'll take a look at the films hitting theaters this weekend, including the latest night at the museum which your kids are sure to love. festive gathering at the vatican as the lights on the official tree are lit. and meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning

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is. >> a bits weekend we need good weather to run our last-minute errands. >> reporter: we'll have it, we'll have it this weekend, but next week things get complicated. looking live at the camden waterfront. it's a quiet morning around the delaware valley. we have cloud cover overhead. temperatures in the 30s.

winds for the most part, the winds are calm, so, again, it's nice and tranquil out there. 34 degrees, you'll need to bundle up in layers, we have a slight breeze out of the north at 10 miles per hour. feels like 28 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 22. pressure reading 30.26. we started out on the milder side and temperatures are back to more seasonable lervels. monday 48, tuesday, 534, wednesday, 53, thursday, 41, friday, 42. we're already at 34. allen be town, 31. reading, 32. wilmington, 33, dover cooler at 27. there's all the cloud cover out there this morning, as we go wider you can see more clouds approaching from the southwest. we're expecting a mainly cloudy day, a few peeks of sunshine from time to time, what the cloud cover will do, without the

sun, it's hard for the temperatures to climb at this time of the year. surface maps for today, high pressure off to the northwest. there's a frontal system down to the southeast. there's wet weather down there, if you're traveling down there, expect minor delays. this is the good guy, this pushes business the system farther to the south. we steer clear of any wet weather in the delaware valley. it's a canadian high, it will be chilly today and tomorrow. this high retreats to the north, the frontal system retreats to the north, this is mild air coming from florida. by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday, wednesday's high, christmas eve is unbelievable, temperature-wise. the jet stream will dip to the south, across the gulf coast states that's where the cold air goes on christmas eve.

that's out to the west. for the eastern seaboard winds shift out of the south. this storm that's approaching for christmas eve, even to northeast, maine, new hampshire, have the it's rain for everybody, no snow with the system. the early call for christmas eve looks like this, rainy and windy, gusts up to 45 miles per hour. look at the high, 60 degrees, that's what we're forecasting for christmas eve. looks like a mess, the rains will be heavy at times. it will subside as we get into the evening hours. today, 38 degrees in reading. allentown, 37. forecasting 38 in philadelphia. millville, 37. cape may, 39. atlantic city, 40 degrees right on the dot. overnight tonight, temperatures drop off a little bit, not too cold with overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a quick warmup here. 38 degrees today. 42 tomorrow, nice and quiet. monday, rain develops late,

45 degrees. tuesday is a cloudy day, damp with intermittent smowrs -- showers, drizzle from time to time, 53. rainy and windy, that'sle call christmas eve. 60 degrees, christmas day, 47 degrees, above normal. friday 48. >> reporter: november was very cold when you look at the average. that was ridiculous to see that kind of weather. now we're making up for it. january looks cold, if you're a winter weather fan hold out a couple of more weeks. everything will be okay.out a >> i'm not a winter weather fan. it's starting to look like christmas at the vatican. an 82 christmas tree was lit up. the giant tree was donated by the southern city ofabria.

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>> a blockbuster week at the movie, we have the third chapter in three movies, the hobbit and a night at the museum and annie. karen rogers takes a look. >> reporter: the hobbit, the battle 689 five armies. it wraps up the prequill trilogy and it's from lord of the rings franchise and peter jackson. >> we must look to our own, to the sick and the helpless, those who can stay continued to the wounded. those others follow me.

>> reporter: the film is an epic conclusion to the company of dwarfs, the drag on has been in the forest. they have unleashed a deadly force in the world which enrages smog and causing him to reign down on lake town. the great enemy thorn can only be seen by the we had -- seen by the wizard. night at the museum, secret of the tomb is the third film in the comedy series. >> i need some help, move. >> okay that was very cool. >> reporter: ben stiller returns as the museum guard when the magic powers of the tablet begin

to die out, larry spans the globe uniting his son, president teddy roosevelt, they embark on an epic quest to save the magic before it's gone forever. we've heard a lot about this one, an annie features an all star cast produced by jay-z and will smith. ♪ >> reporter: annie is a ten-year-old foster child living in harlem she is lives with colleen had an begin who has taken in four other children to

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, december 20. here's some of the stories we're working on for you this morning. a driver loses control of his car in delaware county and it lands on top of railroad traction. it's super saturday, today is predicted to be the busiest shopping day of the year, as people make a mad dash to the store to finish their holiday list. as you head to the stores will it warm up for holiday shopping? chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a busy day. >> reporter: it's not going to be bad, but it will be chilly. we're down in cape may. temperatures are on the cooler side we're seeing temperatures in the 20s and 30s this morning, and a lot of gray skies

across the delaware valley. philadelphia, 33 degrees, allen town, 31. 27 in dover. millville, 31. lancaster, 0 with the slightest breeze out there with windchills in the upper 20s this morning. here's the satellite and radar, we have a batch of cloud cover over the delaware valley now. a little bit of a break across the delmarva. more clouds approaching from the southwest that rolls in today. call for today, cloudy skies, a few peeks of sunshine, 38 degrees. a light breeze out of the west/northwest. we should reach 38 degrees around 3:00 p.m. gray skies throughout the period, 6:00 p.m., 35 degrees. looking ahead for the weekend, it's quiet over the weekend. an unsettled pattern sets up for monday, christmas eve looks like