and reading, trenton, 31, millville, 32, lancaster, 31, 43 in the poconos. maybe we climb another four degrees tops. with all the cloud cover it's difficult for the sun to do its thing. the cloud cover limiting what the sun can do. we'll see cloud skies throughout the afternoon. temperatures, windchills maybe a degree or two colder. 38 degrees. lunchtime, 35. there's the height of 38 that happens -- there's the high of 38 that happens around 2:00, 3:00. 6:00 p.m., 35 degrees, the sun sets later this afternoon 4:39. by the way, winter begins at 6:03, the shortest day of the year, the longest night of the year. temperatures will feel anything but winter like, as a matter of fact, santa may need his bermuda shorts as we head into christmas eve. i'll have that when we come back

in just a little bit. children are rally for social injustice and police brutality. the target near our 6abc studio. that plan to stage a die-in. i'm hearing in 30 minutes or so, which could disrupt traffic. the call to "action news" was led by 8-year-old. protesters have been staging the protests for the recent grand jury decision not to indict two split police officers in the deaths of two unarmed black men. a big rally gathered in support of police. "action news" reporter, sharrie williams was there. >> the man who organized this is actually the grandson of a former philadelphia police detective. this all started on facebook with a post he put out for rally he called way overdue.

a different type of demonstration compared to those held recently. mayfair residents took to streets not to protest police, but to support them. donald garvey is the main organizer. >> we don't want to focus on any bad cops, there are bad cops, racist cops we're here for the 99% of cops who are good. >> hundreds turned out with signs and posters and strong opinion also. >> let's make ourselves known we draw the line we respect our police. >> reporter: all ages take a moment to thank the men and women in uniform for all they do. >> they do so much and sometimes you 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 handles of police officers, but organizers here say this rally is not in response to any of that. >> it's just a neighborhood, the neighborhood of mayfair and our friends getting together to let the neighborhood police that the neighborhood and the community backs them. >> reporter: philadelphia police stood watch insuring everything went well. even though the demonstration was in their honor, they say they came here to do a job. >> they have a viewpoint, just like the protesters we've been dealing with for the past two weeks have their viewpoint. we're here to insure that there's no property damage and no one gets hurt. >> reporter: in conjunction with the rally, dozens of toys were collected for the children over at chop. police say this was a peaceful demonstration. mayfair, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are questioning four people about the death of a man whose body

was found in an alley. the four claim the 24-year-old man tried to get into their home on the 6100 block of vandyke street in tacony. three men in the home approached the man, exactly what happened next is being sorted out. by the time the authorities arrived the man was lying dead in the alley. a fiery crash killed tbowr in tbowr -- four people in the poconos. pennsylvania state police are investigating what caused this tragedy. well, today is super saturday, and experts say it could be the biggest shopping day of the year, even bigger than black friday, that's because christmas fall also in the middle of the week this year. millions of last-minute holiday gift buyers are rushing around on this final weekend to get their shopping completed. sales are expected to soar to

10 billion-dollar. a billion more than black friday sales. some stores are staying open around the clock to accommodate all pro contrast natures. we have a warning for shoppers as they head out. police in cherry hill said they are seeing a number of pickpockets. police say the woman in the surveillance video stole a woman's wallet and racked up $14,000 in charges. they say they work in tandem. one distracts a shopper while the partner reaches into the purse on the shopping cart. they look for unattended handbags. if you're traveling this holiday season, a worldwide alert was issued yesterday advising all americans who plan to travel abroad to be extra cautious and vigilant. the warnings comes after two violent attacks in australia. the travel alert lasts into

march. meanwhile, if you're driving to your holiday test -- destination, you'll be surprised. john rawlins has more savings at the pump. >> reporter: how much. >> 43.01. >> reporter: how does that compare? >> usually i'm 50 or above. so that's not bad. >> reporter: a lot of drivers are saying not bad, it can lead to $15 for a fill up. >> you feel more comfortable having extra money in your pocket. >> it's enabled me to travel more and see my grandkids and every months my bill is dropping it gives me more money to spend on my grandkids. >> the overall economy and drop

in gas will triple the number of travelers this holiday season. >> motorists are seeing the lowest pumps since 2009. >> reporter: we learned, lower prices good news for those with red sleighs and big travel plans. >> lower 89 price of gasoline it makes it easier for the sleigh. >> reporter: you can get around easier. >> that's it, we can get more toys and present presents for all the boys and girls. >> 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 kline jcc in the somerton section. the woman was picking up her children when she got out and the vehicle started to roll. she got knocked over and trapped underneath. her chest was trushed. she also in -- crushed, she is in critical condition at the

hospital. chopper 6 was over the scene of a crash between a pick up an car. two people were hurt and taken to cooper university hospital for treatment. no word on what caused the accident. the victim of a hit-and-run in west philadelphia has died. 30-year-old bryon scales was hit by a volvo station wagon. the father of two was deaf and likely never heard the car. the vehicle was found, but no charges have been filed. the best gift the eagles can give their fans this holiday weekend is aial to make the playoff also. it -- is a rally to make the playoffs. it starts today in washington, d.c. a cowboys win or tie will give dallas the nfc east title and the playoff berth. the eagles post season dreams

would be all but over. eagles game day kickoff come your way today at 2:00. join ducis rogers and mick quick to preview the game. and 11:30 tonight, ducis and mike will be back for a complete wrap up of the game. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including sports. and consumer news why you should think twice about buying gift cards. >> a new rule in pennsylvania allows beer delivery. >> reporter: it's chilly, but quiet, milder temperatures arrive next week, so much for the sleigh ride for santa this year, looks like he'll need a slicker. i'll have the details when "action news" right comes right.

>> recent heavy rain put a dent in california's historic drought, on parched farms any rain is welcome. california needs 11 trillion gallons of rain to survive the drought. that's enough water to fill 17 million olympic swimming pools. you were saying they put a significant dent into the drought. >> reporter: they've had at least four or five storms. they had sizable storms that dropped 4 to 5 inches of rain.

that's what they need. i save all the articles that come out, i read an article earlier this year, global warming was creating the drought in california. i read an article that said global warming stopped the drought in penns landing. it's cloud day, shades of gray, temperatures in the 30s. 33 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 21. winds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.31 inches. the freelsz mark in al-- freezing mark in allentown. 33 in philadelphia. wilmington, 34. they are freezing in millville, as well. 32 degrees. not much of a wind, though, the windchill is the exact same temperature as the air temperature. dover 32, lancaster, 25 and feels like 27 in reading. some locations dealing with a windchill this morning orioles not seeing much of a breeze at

all. satellite and radar picks up all the clouds throughout the day. this system will work its way out to sea. we won't see any wet weather. if you're traveling across the country if you're flying into atlanta or land -- orlando, wet weather, 55 degrees. the reason why we're dry in the mid atlantic and the northeast thanks to this guy right here, that high pressure system forces this frontal system to the south. that's where all the wet weather stays this weekend. the only problem that high gives it ground as we get into monday, this pulls back north, the mild air floods the region and the showers come in monday night. that will set up an unsettled pattern, tuesday, wednesday and christmas day it pulls away. christmas eve, we have two storm

systems one pushing through the great lake states, and surface low off carolina those join forces in upstate area it floods the area with mild air and floods the area with heavy rains. literally 1 to 2 inches possible up and down the i-95 corridor. toronto, maine, this area here, areas that are typically cold for this time of the year it's all rain for them. the snow is back here all the wait to the west, you have to get into chicago the western great lakes states to see any cold to produce snow. christmas eve we're talking about high temperatures getting as warm as 60 degrees up and down the eastern seaboard. here's the early call, rain and windy, gusts 45 miles per hour. 60 degrees is the forecasted high. the lone bright spot would be christmas eve evening everything starts to subside. the weather will calm down

during the second half of the day. 38 degrees in philadelphia. 37 in wilmington. millville, 37. allentown, 37. trenton, 37 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, winter officially arrives tomorrow, 6:03 in the afternoon. it will feel chilly, 42. 45 monday, cloudy rain developing late. here we go. periods of drizzle tuesday, showers, mild up to 53. christmas eve right now we'll call it rainy and windy an mild and high of 60. bermuda shorts for santa. christmas day, windy and cooler, and i'll talk about the pattern will change, snow lovers, your winter weather fans will getting your wish here in a couple of weeks. i'll talk about that in a little bit. >> pennsylvania residents will get beer delivered to their homes. the pennsylvania liquor control board cleared the way for

delivery, but retailers have to obtain a transporter for higher drivers license. deliver will be limited to 192 ounces that is the equivalent to a 12 pack of 16-ounce beer. customers have to pay at the store, wine and liquor are not available for deliver.

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>> if the thought of braving holiday crowds at the mall is driving you to go for gift cards, you're not alone. buyer beware, here's consumer reporter, nydia han. forget saving money, gift cards could have you wasting money. as easy as they are to buy they could be inconvenient to use and end up being worthless. this little boy is asking for anything but a gift card for

christmas. consumer report sated that's smart. cards will go unspent. they won't expire in five years like they used to. gift cards don't make a great gift. >> one reason, fees, in the case of bank cards fees can chip away at the value. bank issued cards with the sees can a or master card or american express logo have purchase fees that run up to $5 an then there's dormcy fees that kick -- dormantcy fees that kick in after a year. lost or stolen, the replacement cost could be $15. >> we did i ding them on conve. >> reporter: if you lose a card or it's stolen you're out of luck. as merchants are not required to

replace them. if you get a gift card this holiday season use it quickly. another big drawback you have no legal right to dispute charges made on them as you do with debit or credit cards. nonydia han channel 6 "action news." >> jimmy rollins talks about a moment that tore a piece out of his heart and it's not his trade to the dodgers. chip kelly and the eagles must stop being in the giving mode. more on the huge game coming up. don't forget you can 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.

>> happy saturday to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing at the river rink there. we just saw the zanboni going across, there he is, clearing the ice so the skaters can enjoy the afternoon. 9:23:24, 34 degrees. the sixers have an afternoon tipoff at the wells fargo center. the sixers are 0-14 on the home court. jeff skeverski has the rest of sports. >> reporter: it is strange to see jimmy rollins in dodger blue, jimmy rollins calls himself a true philly. the best short stop in team history is history.

jimmy rollins the trade to the dodgers has gone through. rollins number 11 locker is empty. he he had a change of heart when phillies decided to rebuild after 15 years when he won m.v.p. and a world series. believe it or not, he said he is not that sad to leave. >> this business i shed my tears for the first time when phillies traded bobby abreu. it tore a piece of my heart out, it brought home the realization this is business. >> i told him go to la and win another one. chip kelly has not missed the playoffs in 11 years not since he was the offensive coordinator at new hampshire.

else trying to avoid a heartbreaking finish with two games to go. kelly and the eagles head to washington in must-win mode at 4:30. a loss would limit the eagles from contention. they have to cut down on turnovers, lesean mccoy and company have the most in football. >> we need to win. >> we played a division opponent that know a lot of our stuff. we'll face a similar challenge this weekend. >> reporter: we'll get you set for eagles game day kickoff a special edition at 2:00 and we'll wrap it up with interviews and eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00.

steve mason went down with a back injury. he had to be helped off the ice. he will not be played tonight or tomorrow in winnipeg. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> a 4-year-old boy in idaho came face-to-face with the bridge. what he -- with the grinch. what he learned at that moment is a lesson for us all. >> according to jacob describing the grinch's home. at first he wanted santa to beat up the grinch, but then he remembered the power of forgiveness. he wrote a letter saying all you need is love. he wished him a merry christmas. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> i'm matt o'donnell along

with alexis who is from faithful friends animal society which is the top vote getter from "shelter me rescue of the week" you'll get her story, plus others coming up. >> a local hospital knows how important bed side manner is for patients. we'll show you how the hospital is making sure the staff gets it right. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 continues.

>> happening now on "action news" saturday, a protest this morning started by an 8-year-old is rallying against police brutality. a driver getting off work overnight crashes on to train tracks, and bucks county man faces charges after police say he filed a false report during a manhunt this week. it is 9:30, let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist chris sowers it's the all-important christmas forecast. >> reporter: you will need to bundle up. let's get you outside and show you the view. center city skyline lots of clouds out there, temperatures are in the 30s and actually, they are in the 20s in some locations. with all that cloud cover it will be difficult to get any warming today. looks like an afternoon stuck in the mid to upper 30s. 29 in slatington. 30 in martins creek.

saint david 31. glassboro, 33. gandys beach, 32. smyrna, 33. avalon, 34. satellite and radar, cloud covered up and down the mid atlantic states this morning. look closely you can see the brighter whites that's snow flying across the virginias. i don't think that will make it here, it will get close, it will clip the delmarva and a couple of flurries will get up here. in the poconos, flurries, cloudy and chilly, 2:00 p.m., 32.re. 4:00 p.m., 30 degrees. right here in philadelphia we're looking at a high of 38 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, very limited sun i'm not ready to take that out of the forecast altogether. mostly cloudy skies, 38 degrees windchill of 35 or 36. a very chilly start to the weekend. when i come back in ten minutes i'll talk about the pattern change, the weather-weather fans

stay patient if you want snow and cold, in another week or two, the pattern will change. i'll show you that in the seven-day forecast. >> dozens of children are rallying against social injustice and police brutality. the action cam moving there is live near the studios, looks like they are at the corner of city avenue and monument. they walked there a short time ago to begin their protest. they plan to stage a die-in at the intersection which could disrupt traffic they would pray and hold moments of silence. this call to action is led by an 8-year-old. she lost her father, a pastor a few years ago and she is carrying on his mission to help those less fortunate and speak up for those without a voice. we're taking a live look at the protest going on right now, the children leading this die-in. >> i hope kids that they are the future and that we need more

love in the world. >> well the true way -- protesters across the country have been protesting since the grand jury's decision not to indict two white police officers in the deaths of two unarmed black men. new at 9:00, a 22-year-old man is philadelphia's latest murder victim shot in the head at the intersection of north 16th and sky ago ga in -- tioga in nicetown. investigators are piecing together to what led to the gunfire. a man crashed his car on the train tracks in delaware county it happened in tinicum township, as he left the work at

the nearby ups facility. he lost control on the car on the curve on hog island road. the driver was not hurt, police are trying to decide ferbled fails charges -- if he should face charges. take a look at this man, harold hurd was last seen in october on north 8 street. a family member reported him missing this week. hurd was last seen wearing a white and black suit and gray tie. else missing two fingers on his right hand. fun where else contact police. a bucks county man is facing legal trouble for making a false report during the search for bradley stone earlier this week. authorities say that report wasted a lot of resources and frayed some nerves. annieanne and has the details.

>> reporter: police say this man luke sanderlin is responsible for a hoax that diverted police away from the monday manhunt of bradley stone allegedly wanted for killing his ex-wife and five family members. bucks county district attorney dave heckler said it brought numerous agencies away from montgomery county where they say stone was hiding at an apartment complex in doylestown. hospitals and neighborhoods were put in lockdown. >> it cost an enormous amount of expenls and anxiety and risks. >> reporter: sanderlin said stone walked up him and demand his the keys 0 to his car. the motive, attention for financial gain to raise money for an alleged medical condition. >> we're contending that

mr. stone's terrible crimes gave the opportunity for that something else to happen. >> reporter: heckler said by coincidence there was an acquaintance of stone's in the apartment complex, so they thought a sighting might be credible. there was no answering at sanderlin's residence. neighbors were not surprised this was a hoax. >> reporter: the suspect is in jail on $250,000. he faces charges of making false reports and reckless endangerment. reporting in doylestown, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a day care van in delaware was repossessed, but the problem there were children inside. a day care worker is facing charges for leaving the children unattended. a tow truck driver looked inside and didn't see anyone when he towed the truck off route 72 yesterday. when he got to the tow yard he heard a five-year-old girl

calling foremother that's when he saw a 1-year-old girl in the booster seat. >> i'm nervous talking about it now, i have kids. i wouldn't leave my own kid unattended for a minute let alone 15, 20 minutes she said she was inside bj's. >> police have not released the name of the day care provider. she faces two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. this is never-before seen video of ray rice after he knocked his then fiance out at the closed revel. as they get in the elevator escorted to waiting police cars. both rice and palmer were arrested that night, the charge against palmer was dropped. with the video of the assault

appeared online, the ravens cut rice and suspended him indefinitely. the league pernlt -- penalty was later overturned. 8 children stabbed to deah inside the home. the mother of seven of the children is under arrest. she was found in the chest in the home. she is in the hospital and described as lucid. several knives were used during the rampage. the motive is unknown, persons of interest, could be detained, as well. australia is reeling from an unrelated deadly hostage ordeal. fbi has confirmed that north korea was behind the cyber attacks on sony pictures. president obama said the u.s. will respond proportionally to the attack. at the end of year news conference, the president said sony's decision to pull the interview from theaters was a mistake.

>> we cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship in the united states. >> obama said sony's decision could set a dangerous precedent. sony ceo said the decision was made by theaters nationwide who would not show the film. >> we have not caved we have not given in, we have persevered we have not backed down. we have always had every desire to have the american public see the movie. >> now the hackers sent a message to sony executives saying they have made quote a very wise decision to not show the movie. staple says they are the victims of hackers. 1.2 million credit cards have been breached earlier this year. theives used malware including

ten stores in our area. the breach affects stores between july and september. staples is offering credit monitoring to customers who might be at risk. this week's winning animal rescue feeforts -- features misfit pets that need a home. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> one last picture in front of a fixture. children policied in front of a # hundred-year-old tree on the university of wisconsin campus, the old oak has decayed and is unsafe to let it stand. the tree is known as the president's tree because it grew up near the building that once housed the university president. >> reporter: look how big that tree is. >> reporter: talk a little weather here, we have colder changes at least this weekend, and milder changes when we get into next week. christmas will not feel like

christmas at least not this year. we have high temperatures approaching 06 degrees on christmas eve.emperatures in the meantime, as we get you outside, there's the view in atlantic city. we have cloud cover out there, generally quiet conditions, we don't have too much of a breeze and no presimm -- precipitation. 33 degrees, winds light at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading steady. poconos 34, lancaster, 32, sea isle city, 34 degrees, wind speeds in the 3 to 5-mile an hour range. maybe you drop a degree or two off the air temperature and that's how it feels. feels like the low 30s. water vapor imagery shows the cloud cover across the appalachians and the ohio valley. maybe a few peeks of sunshine later on. but for the most part we're looking at clouds. fairly chilly temperatures, places like dallas.

45. jacksonville, 55. the big difference will be next week, milder air will come out of the gulf and pour into the mid atlantic and the northeast as we head into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, all this cold goes back up into canada and retreats to the north. surface maps looks like, this is our friend this weekend. it's chilly, but it keeps us dry today and tomorrow. as we head into monday, the high breaks down a little better, this pretty quicktive barrier breaks -- protective barrier breaks down the showers that moves in today and then the mild air. christmas eve and christmas eve. the chance of white christmas is general 7.9%. i'll put it at minus 10% this year. this is future tracker.

blue represents cold temperatures, greens and yellows represent mild temperatures. it's a chilly weekend that's for certain. next week, monday, winds start to shift. remember they run parallel to the lines out of the southwest here comes the milder temperatures. watch what happens by christmas eve you see greens and yellows all the way up into new england. this is a huge rainstorm for everybody up and down the i-95 up and down the entire east coast. just this little sliver of cold air on christmas eve from saint louis into memphis and the gulf coast states. christmas day winds shift out of the northwest, christmas day is a colder day, highs in the low to mid 40s. and then we get into friday and saturday of next week, we warm up, winds shift out of the southwest and testers get back near -- temperatures get back to 50 degrees. here's the difference, the winters weather fans, this is the pattern change you're looking for. these are highs in single digits

and teens below zero. blocking taking place over my shoulder, as this cold air comes down it will get caught underneath the block. that's the pattern change. near years the pattern starts to lock in and it will feel like winter. clouds and sun, chilly, mostly cloudy conditions, 38 degrees, overnight tonight, cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 42 degrees tomorrow, another day with decent amount of clouds and sun, 42 degrees is the high, so it will be chilly out there. 45 monday, rain developing late. cloudy day tuesday, drizzle, showers, 53. him anne rainy and windy, christmas eve, up to 60 degrees. >> 60 for christmas. >> reporter: that's good for south carolina but not here. >> i think it might be 60 in south carolina. now it's time to feature this week winningest rescue

group in the "shelter me rescue of the week." matt o'donnell has the story faithful animal shelter. >> reporter: faithful friends is 14 years young we started because there was a high kill rate in delaware. >> reporter: each year, the rescue finds home for 800 animals. >> we value the dig knee and respect of all the animals that come in the door. >> reporter: the quest is to make sure that every animal finds a loving home. weincluding those called misfit. among the misfits, mario a playful and affectionate cat. harley takes a while to warm up to people, but with the right person he'll make a great dog. of course they have plenty of problem-free pellets. >> they would make great kittens for a family.

>> reporter: jade is a lap cat who would enjoy a quiet home. farah is 2 years old and learned to do tricks. ruffus and lulu are best buds and like to be adopted together. >> he is five years old, he is very, very loving with people. he would be a great companion a good walking partner. >> this is alexis michelle, 2-year-old mixed breed. she would prefer to be a singular pet and would like a big yard to run around in. if you're interested in adopting any of the animals, go to the faithful friends animal society website or go to your favorite shelter anded add a rescue group to the list go to the "action news" section of the facebook page and we'll feature the top

vote getter on "action news." with alexis ills michelle, ho ho ho. i'm matt o'donnell.

>> on "healthcheck" this morning a good bed side manner can make or break a patient's stay in the hospital. so one local hospital is making sure their staff gets it right. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has that story. >> reporter: this man is not really a patient, he is an actor. so is his nurse. the awed members are nursing assistants and support staff all here to refine their bed side manner and communication skills. >> we come to this work because we have a passion about caring for patients. but it's not necessarily intuitive that we can commune

indicate with our patients. >> reporter: this required class uses actors to demonstrate real life situations. >> the gentleman was confused he couldn't figure out out what's going on. >> i think it is great. >> reporter: other scenarios include patients who don't speak english or who are in pain. the students analyze the interaction and come up with ways to make it better. >> convey understanding, connecting companion. >> it's an opportunity to look and say hey this is what you're doing and do it better and here some clues on how to do that. >> reporter: studies have showed if a patient is anxious or not reassured it can slow down their healing. right now it is for the nursing and sport staff and it will be -- support staff and it will be expanded to doctors in the future. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

>> let's get a last check of the weather. >> reporter: i meant to go over to storm tracker 6 live double scan real quick. if you're doing last minute christmas shopping you come out of the mall you'll see a few flakes flying, that's just all. accuweather is not mentioning any flurries tore snow showers, don't be surprised if you see flurries developing later this afternoon. you'll see how close it is. it will not amount to too much of anything at all. mostly cloudy today, chilly, 38 degrees, clouds and sun tomorrow, seasonable high of 42. for the holiday, the early call from accuweather, christmas eve, rainy, windy and mild, 60. christmas day, cooler and windy, high of 47. >> jack hanna's wild countdown

is next. we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00. the eagles are in a must-win situation in washington, d.c. today. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday!

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