in parts of the area. still quite a bit of cloud cover, but at least we're seeing sunshine. we didn't see the sun at all yesterday, stuck in the clouds and temperatures were hanging out in the mid 30s. we're at 34, yesterday's high, was 35 we're closing in on yesterday's high, it's only 9:00 a.m., obviously we'll do better temperature wise today. allentown, 32, poconos 25. millville, 32 degrees. satellite and radar. lots of clouds over the mid atlantic states. we're seeing the drier air work its way in. more in the way of sunshine as the afternoon progresses. lunchtime, 38. 3:00 p.m., 42 that's the forecasted high for the day. 6:00 p.m. we're back down to 37 degrees, gradual decrease in cloud cover, sun sets at 4:39. when i come back in ten minutes we'll talk about the christmas eve storm temperatures up in the

60s, the latest forecast information is trending warmer. i'll have the latest when i come back in ten minutes. >> the big story on "action news" sunday morning is breaking news, a twole alarm fire -- a two-alarm fire killed one person and left a person in serious condition. >> "action news" reporter, katherine scott joins us live from the scene in claymont, delaware, with the details. katherine. >> reporter: nydia and eva, one person has died and a 72-year-old man is in the hospital in serious condition. the delaware state fire marshal remains on the scene. the investigation into the cause of the blaze is underway. they are investigating how the fire spread so quickly. the fire started around 2:30 a.m. at the harbor house apartment complex on the 200 block of harbor drive in claymont. 17 units were on fire.

and the action cam was on the scene as firefighters rescued a 72-year-old man frizz apartment. paramedics on scene treated him for smoke and high carbon monoxide levels. he was taken to chris i can't -- christiana hospital and remains in serious condition. the fire started in a third floor apartment and spread to the attic and to the building next-door. the firefighters said when they got here, the flames were advanced. >> we were out in two minutes time and the fire was already advanced. >> reporter: back here live on the scene, you can see fire crews remain fire investigators trying to determine how the blaze began. a resident said he did hear a smoke alarm, red cross was on scene providing assistance to residents. at least ten families at this point, they expect the numbers

to grow as they catch up with more people. the cause is under investigation this morning. we're live in claymont, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." eva? >> thanks, katherine. from the new jersey newsroom a 10-year-old boy and elderly woman suffered minor injuries in a south jersey apartment. it happened at 10:30. fire officials say smoke and flames were pouring from two second story windows when they arrived. the boy and woman are being treated for smoke. a bizarre scene at a philadelphia bar, two men opened fire in two separate shootings at the same bar. it happen in the city's mayfair section. police say the man was got into a domestic dispute around midnight and told to leave the bar. police say the man returned and fired several shots into the bar door and ran off. a man inside was hit in the arm.

else expected to be okay. when police arrived a second gunman approached the bar, he was upset that his daughter was inside. he opened fire, police arrested him. >> i think the male was intoxicated. still you have a guy coming here with police lights on and lots of police cars at this location and the male comes in with two guns, one in his hand and fires a shot. he could have hit one of us or one of the witnesses to the perceive shooting. police say the man had two guns on him. the first gunman is on the loose. crime scene tape marked off a home decorated in norristown after about to people were shot overnight. police say two people were shot at 12:30 one was airlifted to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania the other to jefferson hospital. no word on their conditions. president obama overnight condemned what is being the called the as nation of two new york police officers.

both men were shot as they sat in their cruiser in broad daylight. their deaths have shaken police forces across the country. jim dolan from our sister station in new york has the details. >> reporter: this was madness on the streets of new york, two police officers shot and killed as they salt in their cruiser eating lunch. rafael ramos was a husband and father of a 13-year-old boy. wenjian liu was married to the woman he loved two months ago, they were shot and dilled -- killed by a man they never melt. an ocean of blue of police officers united in grief and horror standing at attention a crisp and final salute as the bodies of the police officers were driven away. two of their own, rafael ramos and police officer wenjian liu two young men who served their

city proudly. was chaos on the streets the moments after the shooting, police blanketing the scene and trying to figure out what happened on what had been a quiet saturday morning that turned to madness. >> i heard shooting that's all i heard was shooting. when i got on the train, somebody said police got shot. >> reporter: two police officers were shot and killed as they sat in the police vehicle eating lunch near the corner of thom to be an myrtle avenue. there were no confrontation, no worlds exchanged. police say ismaaiyl brinsley shot two officers he had never met. >> it is clear this was an assassination, these officers were shot execution style particularly a despicable act that goes at the very heart of our society and democracy. >> reporter: ismaaiyl brinsley ran to a nearby subway station after the shooting and killed

himself on the platform of the g train. earlier in the day he put this photo on instagram with a post that said i'm putting wings on pigs they take you one of our ours, we take two of theirs, with the hash tag, shoot the police. the weapon recovered at the scene was the silver handgun. there was mounting evidence that the suspect had issues with the police for sometime. >> we have and never will forget that mission, we'll never forget the two young men who lost their lives today. >> reporter: police are investigating trying to figure out out what caused this, what led to this, so far, at least there doesn't seem to be a rational explanation. in bedford, new york, i'm jim dolan. channel 6 "action news." >> police commissioner, ramsey is calling on his own officers to be carefully and alert

following the killing of the two new york police officers. they row leased this statement. this is a horrible act of terror and intentionally murdering a police officer is not the way to solve anything, in fact it destroyed the lives of two families of those across the country. a vigil took place at the place where bradley stone killed his ex-wife. hill's mother, grandmother and three members of her family were killed. brad stone was found dead on tuesday in pennsberg. much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news," the greatest is hospitalized. we have more on what has made mohammed ali sick.

a beautiful morning for snow skiers. many are enjoying a blast from old man winter. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast including the christmas forecast when we come right back.

skiers and snow boarders in california were you can't do that a winter storm dusmed --

dumped a fresh batch of snow. it's beginning to look like christmas out there. >> reporter: i would love to see something like that. the latest forecast information midnight mass has a temperature of 64 degrees. that's wild. let's go live on sky6 live hd. you can probably getaway wearing a t-shirt if the rain stops. it's going to be chilly today,ng but things warm up nicely monday. lots of gray skies around the delaware valley. a few peeks of sunshine. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear we have a couple of things going on, snow showers up across upstate new york. 34 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 22. winds out of the north/northwest 5 miles per hour. the pressure reading steady. allentown, 31. millville, 32. trenton, 32 degrees. satellite and radar just like

yesterday lots of clouds across the mid atlantic states this morning stretching up into new england. a couple of snow showers up there. you notice the holes in the clouds across the mid atlantic. that means drier air is working down to the surface. the result will be more in the way of sun this afternoon of especially compared to yesterday. yesterday we were locked in pretty good lots of clouds start to finish. future tracker 6 shows lots of clouds this afternoon. monday, most of the day will be dry. after 4:00, 5:00 we'll see showers developing across the western suburbs, even though this model has us dry. tuesday, damp and dreary, clouds, patchy drizzle from time to time a passing shower, but it's not looking like a washout that takes us into wednesday, christmas eve, everything turns downhill. we'll see moisture approach from the southwest. we get into the afternoon hours,

i'll set this in motion, you will see this huge slug of moisture come up the eastern seaboard as that storm pushes across the high plains and the great lake states. this is a expwawl line pushing -- squall line pushing up from the south. we could see a thunderstorm here, as well as we get into christmas eve. 60-degree temperatures, potent energy approaching from the west we could see a thunderstorm popping up in parts of the area. christmas eve we have not one, but two storm systems coming awe across the upstate new york with a lot of the rain up and down the mid atlantic into new england, snow is flying across the western great lake states. the early call from accuweather, 60 degrees, latest forecast information has us to 63, 64. rainy and windy, guss up to 40 miles per hour. christmas day, it's cooler. even this 50 is significantly milder for where we should be for this time of year.

the normal high is 42. we're going 50 degrees, the winds will be out of the west at 40 miles per hour. it will feel a little cooler than 50 degrees. increasing clouds, stays chilly, 42 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight, 2 outlying suburbs, 28 the center city. most of the monday is dry, there could be a pass a shower late west of the city. tuesday, damp, patchy showers, 52. him wednesday, 60 degrees, periods of rain, heavy at times, winds up to 40 to 45 miles per hour. we keep the winds going through christmas day, windy, but mild, 50. friday is mild, 50 and saturday is mild, 50. sunday is colder high of 40 degrees, it will feel like it should by the time we get into next sunday. >> i like that forecast.

thanks. >> 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. >> some kids atmosphere children hospital at philadelphia got an early christmas surprise thanks to the deptford township police department. officer bob jones' daughter was hospitalize here when she was 10 months old. he said it is a way to give back. many families at chop may be struggling to make ends meet. that's why these moms say they have no problem giving up there christmas to give something back to others.

>> welcome back on this sunday

before christmas, 9:18, 37 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. it is going to be unseasonable warm this week we're looking at a lot of 50s on the board. former heavyweight boxing champion said mohammed ali is in the hospital being treated for a mild case of pneumonia. he entered the hospital yesterday. the 72-year-old is in stable condition and should have a short stay at the facility. the first of the year is approaching and many will be making resolutions to drop a few pounds. research finds is certain type of diet is not cracked up to what it's supposed to be. they test the the low glide seemic -- glie- glycemic

indict is not a good diet. the holidays are packed with so many great foods, but it can mean trouble in you're a diabetic. count your carbs, they can raise blood sugar. lieutenant for fruits, starchy vegetable also and grain. cut down on saturated and transfats and stick with the lower fat version of food. >> fat can be something that keep us heart healthy and decrease calories in some of the recipes. eat protein at every meal, and when it comes to deserts, try to limit your sugar intake.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 89:23 sunday morning, day planner not looking too terribly balanced. temperatures getting warmer. yesterday we topped out at 35 today we have a high of 426789 i got an e-mail, someone was asking me looks like rain temperatures in the 60s what are the chance of white christmas. nothing is certain in the world of weather, here's what has to happen. areas of low pressure have winds that wrap around in a counter clockwise fashion. always colder to the north an milder to the south. if the winds are blowing in the counter clockwise fashion and the storm is heading up the

northeast coast at it is to our west it means milder air. that low would have to develop here and run the eastern seaboard five hundred miles to the east than where it is now. forecast miles shift 50 to 100 miles. probably not 500. that's a large amount of really estate. very mild on the east coast, flurries in and tells in the 20s and -- temperatures in the 20s and 30s in alabama and mississippi. >> it's a wonderful time of year, but there are hazard also for churn and pets. many held to the hospital for injuries related to holiday decorations. two staples of the season, candles and christmas trees pose risk of fires. >> never leave candles

unattended or a tree close to a radiator or heat source. >> keep live trees watered check holiday lights regularly to make sure there are no exposed wires and if you have small children don't let them get their hands on glass ornaments that can shatter and cause cuts. 'tis the season of giving and tipping and the confusion that can come with it. if you're invited to a home it's proper etiquette to bring a small gift for the host. a small ornament or bottle of wine is appropriate. and tip the babysitter and newspaper carry carrier. the clock is ticking for those not finished their holiday shopping. those who put off their shopping for the last minute may come out winners when it comes to deep

discounts. retailers are banking on big sales to make up for spotty holiday shopping so far and disappointing black friday. if you're doing holiday shopping now is the time to keep it local. there are a few last-minute deals for businesses to offer deals for 6abc viewers right up until christmas. alicia vitarelli has saving with 6abc. >> reporter: first to the gift that will refresh and relax the loved one on your list. spa is offering a special deal for 6abc viewers. the hydrofacial is $59 that's $40 off. the deal is good through new year's eve. at the spa in moorestown mall, a 50 minute massage is usually $90 they are offering it for $55.

for the holiday. get an air brush tan at baked sunless tan in queen village. and there's ten dollar blowouts for 6abc viewers. for the man in your life, custom shirts for half the price. for the ladies, 19th and sansom lauri is offering 20% off its own brand. jewlers row is taking 30% off all diamond earrings through christmas for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> what a deal. >> i know where i am going. >> there's so much to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." the former chief of staff for the white house son is attacked.

>> reporter: chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. gliempleghts

>> we are following breaking news, an apartment building in delaware is gone destroyed by a

fire overnight. one person is dead, another hospitalized. we're live with the latest. a driver is dead after losing control and crashing into a fence in delaware overnight. and soggy holiday celebration, you may want to pull out your bermuda shorts because temperatures warm up for christmas. chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're liking this chris,. >> reporter: i'm more many will like the temperatures, i'm sure a lot of folks especially the week of christmas want snow own cold. there will be disappointed people out there, but it will make things easier with traveling with rain not snow. temperatures in the 30s, dropped down and another 20s in some locations. with the amount of sunshine we'll see later this afternoon him we'll get into the 40s later on. reading, 31, philadelphia, 34. allentown, 32. millville, 32. sea isle and atlantic city showing 34. a little bit of a breeze.

right now winds are generally out of the southwest at 5 to 7 miles per hour. feels like the upper 20s north and west, low 30s south and east. lots of clouds across the mid atlantic this morning. you notice the holes popping up there. that's the sign of a much brighter day than yesterday. yesterday we were stuck in the cloud cover pretty good. if you're heading to the mountains, the poconos will be all right, 33 degrees by 2:00. 4:00 p.m., 34 and your day planner for philadelphia shows a gradual increase in sunshine with temperatures climbing through the 30s and into the low 40s. we'll call it chilly, the normal high is 43. we're a degree below average with clouds giving way to sunshine. looks like a nice quiet, but chilly finish to the weekend. things get active as we head into tomorrow. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the christmas eve storm and have the milder temperatures in the

forecast. big story on "action news" is the devastating fire in delaware. a two-alarm fire consumed an apartment complex in claymont. firefighters rushed into to residents trapped in the intense flames. one person was killed, another rushed to the hospital. residents are left homeless with nothing but the clothes on their backs, days before chrisy -- christmas. katherine scott joins us live from the scene with the details. katherine? >> reporter: eva the fire investigation is underway this morning, we do know that one person has died and a 72-year-old man remains in the hospital in serious condition. if you take a look at the building you can see where the fire completely tore through that roof. the roof is gone this morning. investigators remain on the scene here after the fire that claimed the life of one person. fierce flames stretched high above the claymont homes after a fire tore through two buildings

at the harbor house apartment complex on the 200 block of harbor drive. >> i can't believe it, because the whole entire block is gone. >> reporter: firefighters were called after 2:30 a.m. they also they were here within 3 -- they say they were here within 3 minutes and met with flames advanced and rapidly spreading. the fire started in a third floor apartment and spread into the attic and to the building next-door. 17 apartments were destroyed including this man's apartment. >> from christmas i'm looking from here, everything is burning, my tears came out. it was tough. >> reporter: firefighters rescued a 72 man who was trapped, paramedics treated him for smoke and high carbon

monoxide levels. he was taken to christiana hospital. the red cross is offering assistance to the victims who can't get back in their homes. >> it's a difficult morning they lost their homes. where is we come out and we're trying to help. it's amazing how resilient are people are after a fire. these people will be resilient. and back here live where you can see the fire scene is taped off and police are holding the scene, as well, as fire officials who are trying to figure out how the fire spread so quickly. the red cross is helping at least ten families, but they are expecting the number to grow, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the action cam was in new castle delaware overnight where a driver was killed after crashing into a fence. it happened on the dupont highway at 5:00 a.m.

the driver lost control and hit the pens. a pole went into the car and impaled the man. he was killed instantly. new york city police department is trying to come terms with the killing of two of their own while sitting eating their luncheon an new york city city street. president obama said there's no reason for this kind of action. the alleged gunman made quotes that were antipolice. >> police said ismaaiyl brinsley shot and wounded his girlfriend hours before killing police officers, he shot and killed himself afterwards. the family of the michael brown the unarmed black teen who was shot and killed by a white police officer had this to say about the shooting. we reject any kind of violence directed toward law enforcement.

it county be tolerated. we must work together to bring peace to the community. >> philadelphia are on alert after the killing of the two new york city police officers. the police department released a statement saying -- the set meant were echoed by community activists new york. >> those are not the representative of those protesting who have an issue with police brutality. this is unacceptable behavior of anybody to shoot innocent police officers. the suspect in the nypd killings made a threat on instagram before the shooting. new york mayor and police say you can help them by being

vigilant on social media, if you see something report it. >> meanwhile, protesters crowded a huge mall of america in in an -- in minnesota. it was part of a police brutality protest that caused part of the mall to shut down on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. more than 3,000 people are believed to have taken part in the proest the. 25 people were arrested namely on trespass charges. the cuban american community are reacting toward moving normalizing relations. dozens gathered to protest the move some called him a traitor to try to organize relations with the communist regime. others things the time is right and the american pole toward the island is stuck in the past. cuban president raul castro hailed the move.

he stressed it will not change the political system. he added that cuba faces a long and difficult struggle until the u.s. removes it's economic embargo. he said ectd -- he could meet president obama when the two attend the economic summit in panama. the u.s. is reviewing whether to put north korea back on its list of state sponsored terrorism. the guardians of peace have put a statement online that mocks the fbi for their investigation. the fbi traced the hacking to north korea. north korea threaten u.s. if they did not take up its offer of joint investigation. republicans said supporters

should by tickets to the movie interview. popular two hour guided walking tour gives visitors a behind-the-scenes look at a working studio. the tours are expected to resume after the year. son of chicago mayor rahm emanuel has become the latest victim of mugging. he was attacked friday night. he suffered injuries that required medical treatment but well enough to join the family for a long planned trip to chile. police are looking for two men who grabbed zack emanuel and stole his phone and ran. two dozen people were hurt when a double decker bus slid off the interstate in indiana. it was traveling from chicago to atlanta. police say 26 passengers were hurt. speed and the wintry conditions are believed to have attributed to the crash. a firefighter pulled a

puppy out of the a burning house in rockville, maryland. 8 people lived in the home. when the fire broke out, all of them managed to scramble. the dog, apple looked for cover when the fire broke out. a firefighter found her, and got her out of the house safe and sound. firefighters renamed her lucky. she also lucky. a florida man is over100 years old and approving to be an ace on the golf course. >> winters arrives later today, but it's looking like winter in the south. looking live sky6 live hd chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> people in north carolina got an early christmas present, a

surprising burst of snow. folks were happier than expected. forecasters had predicted the snow would change to rain before hitting the ground. >> it's to weird here, they have snow around halloween. >> reporter: now i'm really upset. how's it going to snow in north carolina and not here, of all places. let's go live on sky 6. in a way i'm kind of happy with this huge storm that's happening christmas eve. this will change the pattern. if you are a winter weather fan, this huge storm will change the pattern, once they comes and goes, the cold air comes rushing back in. if you're a winter weather fan this is something you'll see. alexplain in a second. trenton, 34, sea isle city, 34. mostly cloudy skies, sun and clouds throughout the late

morning hours and into the afternoon. it should stay nice and quiet out there. the pattern we have seen over the past two to three weeks is west to east across the entire country. this is air off the pacific ocean jumps the rockies and hits the front range and pushes into the eastern seaboard. you'll never get consistent cold with a pattern like this because that pattern locks all the cold air up into canada. set it in motion you can see it by following the clouds. everything is moving west to east. what will happen with the christmas eve storm you'll get a piece of energy jumping over the rockies. this will hit the gulf coast states and come up. once it pushes into upstate new york it will get stuck and systems will move north to south that will get the arctic involved. again, it will feel like winter as we get into new year's eve and new year's day. watch the storm coming out of the front range it dwraws all

the moisture -- draws all the moisture out of the gulf. watch all this moisture being siphoned up to the north. this is the pattern-changer. we have an area of low pressure there another to the south they join forces right here, this storm will get stuck in the provinces of canada and the pattern is north to south and you get the cold involved. as a matter of fact if you flip it over to future tracker 6 you can see how the cold air attacks the pattern getting into next week. cold and rainy, temperatures -- that was interesting. close to 60 degrees, actually latest forecast information has us to 62 or 63. winds could gust up to 40 to 45 miles per hour. christmas day we'll see a high around 50. gusts up to 45 miles per hour. christmas day is a cooler day, but above average for this time of year. the way you look at this, the winds below parallel to the

lines. we get into christmas eve this is a due south wind temperatures in the 60s the cold stuff is out here. christmas day, winds out of the west. watch what happens next week. it warms up friday and saturday and bang here comes the arctic unloading. this is cold stuff right here. the only question as this drops into the mid atlantic and the northeast will that get stuck under the block or the huge christmas eve storm. if it gets stuck it's game on for the winter weather fans we'll have cold air stuck or entrenched in that pattern. 42 degrees for philadelphia. trenton, 40. allentown, 39. millville, 41. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 43 degrees for monday. tuesday and wednesday if you're doing any traveling expect delays, 52 tuesday, rainy and windy 60. chris may day, windy and mild,

50. >> 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.>> aw doubtly on santa's naught list. robert martinez has cameras to check the wildlife that wanders in several. check out what he captured recently. the bear sniffs the santa and then he takes are a swat at him, and knocks him down and the bear realizes he can't eat santa and gives up and walks off.

>> good sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look over atlantic city. it is 9:49, 35 degrees right now. turning to sports, the eagles hopes are not lost yet to make it into the playoffs, but a loss in washington this weekend didn't help their chances either. jeff skeverski has all the details. >> reporter: can you believe it? after a 9-3 start, the eagles are now on the verge of missing the playoffs, it's as simple as this if dallas wins later today against indianapolis, the eagles are eliminated. ugly loss in washington. chip kelly down 10 to washington to start the 4th. now they come back, quarterback mark sanchez to riley cooper. second of the game. eagles tie it at 24. 96 seconds left, the eagles can win it, sanchez picked off, wow! eagles have the most turnovers in football. which an she 13 since taking --

sanchez has 13 since taking over for nick foles. redskins run down the field. eagles down 3. one last shot not left sanchez throw it off and the eagles need a prayer to make the playoffs. eagles lose 27-24. they need major luck to make the post season. >> you can't win a football game that way, left them on the field too many times on third down we got penalties, 13 penalties and two turn scroaferls is not going -- turnovers are not going to win football games in the league. >> it's frustrating, you know, three weeks ago we were sitting pretty and now we need a lot of stuff to happen. so we have nobody to blame but ourselves. >> now we have to hope and pray that we can get this there and hope that dallas will help us out.

>> reporter: here's how it looks, the only way the eagles make the playoff if dallas loses their final two regular season games and if new york beats new york the next week. if the cowboys can eliminate the eagles with a win or tie later today, how about desean jackson rubbing it in. >> get philly out of here! >> reporter: wow, jackson playing the role of the grinch last night perhaps pay back for the eagles cutting him. jackson 126 yards receiving including two, 50-yard catches. he said eagles players have told him they miss him all the time. flyers steve mason out this weekend because of a back injury. who needs a goalie with play like this. borachek, to giroux. flyers go on to score 7 times. they win 7-4.

flyers in action later tonight in winnipeg. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day! >> a golfer in florida has proven you're never too old to improve your game. 103-year-old gus scored a hole in one. he may be the oldest person to ever do so. gus said this is the 8th time he nailed a hole in one since 1939 and he looks forward to doing it again. >> i meant to play golf as long as i can, as long as i can swing a club even if i have to play 3 or 4 holes i'll play golf. >> before his big shot the oldest person to hit a hole in one was 102-year-old woman in 2007. >> he looks like he is in great shape. >> chris sowers takes a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> we'll be right back. online valuation.

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>> inside story is coming up next on 6abc, here's monica malpass with a preview. >> reporter: hi guys, coming up later this morning on inside story restoring a rip with cuba is it a diplomatic break through or disaster. plus, north korea and sony cyber attack, it's having a huge impact it may be hurting free speech rights. that's coming up on inside story, i hope you'll join me. i'm monica malpass. >> weather.

>> reporter: we have a warmup on the way. today, 42 degrees, tomorrow, 43 degrees, tuesday, patchy drizzle a shower or two during the afternoon. 52. christmas eve, that's the rain day, windy, mild, 60 degrees, some of the latest information has us up to 63 or 64. >> that's unbelievable. >> reporter: it is and the cold swings in for new year's day. >> "action news" continues at noon here's some of the stories we're work founding. flames tear through a delaware apartment complex leaving one dead. we'll have the latest on the blaze. >> families are preparing for holiday meals and we look at which states spend the most time dedicated to the big feast. him for eva pilgrim, chris sowers i'm nydia han we'll see you at noon! ew

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>> rachael: check this out. >> i'm monica malpass on inside story restoring a relationship with cuba after 56 years, disaster or diplomatic break through? let's get the inside story! good morning, and welcome to. ♪ story, let's meet our insiders this week, nia meeks, communications executive ed ed turzanski, and ajay raju. very strong feelings about cuba after 56 years of considering it an enemy because it's a