some locations up in the upper 20s. slatington and fleetwood pushing 40 degrees. ofville, 39. 41234 avalon. hammonton, 31. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 41. it's going to be a mild start an finish. a little bit of cloud cover across the washington, d.c. and baltimore metro areas right now. we'll see sun over the next couple of hours. day planner looks like, temperatures in the upper 30s. lunchtime, 47 degrees. 4:00 p.m., 54 degrees, anticipating a high of 55. as we look ahead we'll call it a 50/50 weekend. it's mild today and tomorrow. sunshine today, lots of clouds cover tomorrow and there's the possibility of a few showers.

when i come back in just a few minutes we'll take a closer look at that on future tracker 6. eva. >> thousands of police officers across the county are lining up in new york to salute the procession of a fallen colleague. funeral begins in the next hour for rafael ramos. the beloved father and police officer was shot to death in his cruiser. our sister station has more on the wake. ♪ >> reporter: police officers from across the country stood with new york city residents as they filled the streets to be part of the wake for officer rafael ramos. the queens church so full of well wishers, the church erected screens and speakers so thousands could hear the family speak about their loved one. he was one of two officers shot and killed last weekend while

sitting in a patrol car. >> you were one of the most sweetest people i know and having you as my brother -- sobbing. >> i cannot imagine a more loving and supporting father i cannot fathom what life is like without him. >> reporter: new york governor and mayor attended the service. >> officer rafael ramos was a man who saw being a policeman as his ministry. he was being prepared to be a chaplin for the nypd. >> reporter: earlier in the day, officers stood in silent salute as their fallen brother's body arrived at the church. it is an emotional moment for officers from around the county as they see one of their own laid to rest. >> we're all brothers and sisters in this job, it breaks

all our hearts when something like that happens. it could be anyone of us. that's what hits home. the services will be held at christ tabernacle church. the vice president will be here, the governor and thousands from across the nation. 200 philadelphia police officers are in queens for the funeral. the action cam was in northeast philadelphia as they boredded buses early this morning. the troop was organized by the fop. they want to show solidarity to the nypd and pay their respects for the fallen officer. >> anytime an officer is killed in the line of duty, you feel it no matter where it is. california or pennsylvania, we feel for them. >> reporter: bensalem is sending officers, meantime arrangements for his partner, wenjian liu

have not been announced. bristol township, bucks county questioned the man they think is responsible for a hit-and-run. bristol township police found the damaged red dodge ram on bath road. the pick up slammed into the home of jenny russo, the coroner must determine if the accident caused her death before police decide whether to seek charges. dann cuellar has more on this story at 9:30. philadelphia police are hoping surveillance video will find two men who held up a family dollar. it happened in oxford circle. authorities say the suspects entered the store and demanded cash. the thieves took off on foot, nobody was hurt. statistics are starting to come and they suggest this was in fact a robust holiday

shopping season. despite the fact that christmas has past, the retail season is not over yet. >> reporter: retailers are cashing in their christmas presents sales for this year's holiday shopping season are predicted to boost 5.5% from last year according to mastercard. and customers kept it going by hitting stores early. >> good weather and saving money. center city the warm weather gave another boost to retailers with more foot traffic. >> it's amazing, much more than the christmas holiday. >> reporter: the price slashing hit cherry hill mall. this is the day when people used to line up for exchangeses. >> exchangeses -- exchanges. it's an active day for shoppers.

>> reporter: a day after christmas shopping routine has shifted. >> i got toys for the boys and alphabet things and nice doggy for my daughter. >> reporter: you know it's the day after christmas. >> i'm a working mom, so i have to get everything when i come get it. >> reporter: but traditions diehard and there are still shoppers who got to the mall as early as they could to bring back what they opened under the tree. >> we don't want to deal with people. >> or the crowds, get out early, a lot of returns figure get in get out. >> reporter: the day after christmas could be the second busiest shopping day of the year. one thing that's helping are people cashing in their gift cards. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> today is the second day of kwanzaa and today's principle is self determination. >> reporter: drama and drum

theater hosted this event at tabernacle baptist church in burlington new jersey. the week long holiday of a can american heritage runs through new year's day. police break up a series of fights inside malls and one of them is in pennsylvania. ten years later, the scars of the asian tsunami still exist with a generation lost in one town. >> reporter: eva it will be another mild one with temperatures in the 50s, but the cold weather is on the way. i'll show you this in the seven-day forecast when i come right back.

>> taking a live look in queens, new york city, as officers begin arriving for officer rafael ramos funeral that also set to begin in just a short amount of time. you can he sue the sea of police officers lined up there prepared to go into the church to pay their respects to that fallen officer. we'll have more on that story coming up at 9:30. from our delaware newsroom, the family of a man killed in a single vehicle crash in new castle is speaking out. it happened on u.s. 13, the driver nathan clark lost control

before striking a fence and pole. he was an aspiring singer and rapper. >> he loved singing, he sings, he writes a lot. he had so unfinished music and stuff he had, he always said i'm going to make it big one day. >> the family has set up a go fund me page to pay for funeral costs. him police are trying to determine the cause of the crash. snow is piling up in colorado you, -- but will not be melting anytime soon. temperatures plunged below zero. accidents littered the lei and more snow is in the forecast for tomorrow. i know that we would like to see snow. >> reporter: just a little bit. >> below zero temperatures, no thank you. >> reporter: i could do without that, too. i would like to see snow, make

it feel like the season. that's atlantic city we'll see temperatures in the mid 50s. 64 christmas receive and 65 -- christmas eve, and 65 christmas day. 37 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 33. winds are calm, pressure 30.29ing steady. wilmington, 35. dover, 37. sea isle, 41. atlantic city, 41. with all the sunshine we're expecting later this afternoon it should get us into the mid 50s. you can see the cloud cover breaking aparter -- apart here. the sun will do its job. we're seeing showers across the heartland of the nation. there's no huge area of organized low pressure just rain showers east and snow showers to the west. speaking of snow. look at this drought. when was the last time chicago and detroit were shut out during

the month of december. they have not seen any snow this entire month. philadelphia,.1 of an inch. boston, over two inches of snow. it's an incredibly mild december. you have to go to unusual places to pick up the snow. the plains are seeing snow. oklahoma city of all places. amarillo, texas picking up snow. places that should see the snow are not seeing it this month. northern mexico. not new mexico, northern mexico has seen more snow this month than we've seen in philadelphia. that's the front right there. that will push east, 50 in saint louis. tomorrow they will be in the 20s. dallas, 42 degrees, wichita 37. there's cold stuff out there. the question is how much

trarvelings east into the lehigh valley -- travels east into the lehigh valley. southwesterly winds pump us into the mid 50s. sunday, we'll see clouds and showers throughout the day, but it's mild high of 52. monday the front crosses and the temperatures begin to drop off a little bit. future tracker 6 we'll fast forward today we'll get into sunday. 8:30 a.m., lots of clouds and patchy drizzle a couple of showers possible. throughout the afternoon we'll see cloud cover and a couple of scattered showers here or there. it will not be a wash, but not as nice as today. 55 degrees, mostly sunny skies, very mild. the normal is 42, so 13 degrees above average. mainly cloudy overnight tonight, mild, the low is 40 in the city, 36 degrees outlying suburbs. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 55 degrees, lots of sunshine today. mostly cloudy, a couple of

showers possible sunday, 52. cold front arrives monday. there could be a leftover morning shower, otherwise it's clouds and sun, 44. lots of clouds, tuesday, 38 degrees, breezy on tuesday and new year's eve. 38, 34, it will feel like the 20s both days. 35 new year's day, sunny and breezy, sun and clouds, friday, 37. we want to let you know about a big update to our storm tracker 6 live app you can report your weather, tap the icon matching your current conditions and add your own photo. share a digital postcard, share it with your family and friends, the updates are available to download from the apple and google play stores. if you don't already have a family of 6abc apps, they are a great addition to any shiny new phones or tablets you got for christmas or hanukkah. there's 89 6abc alarm clock and

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>> new this this morning, pennsylvania police are investigating a series of fights at a mall that was fueled by a post on social media. it happened at the monroeville mall in allegheny county.

>> new this morning, pennsylvania police are investigating a series of fights at a mall that were fueled by posts on social media. it happened at the monroeville mall in allegheny county. police say 1,000 teens were inside the mall at the time. 6 fights happened in a matter of hours. the mall was shut down, no arrests have been made. similar disturbances happened in mall also in tennessee and california and missouri. in the midst of the joy of

the holidays we pause to recall an epic tragedy. ten years ago yesterday, a tsunami plowed into 14 countries in asia. 230 people were gone lost by a wall of water set off by a 9.1 earthquake we look at the scars left behind in one part of indoe neesh i -- indonesia. >> reporter: on the streets, things appear normal. women buy and sell fruits and vegetable also. the markets are busy. children's laughter is hurt. but the thing that strikes you most, you can't see a child over the age of 10 years old. all that were wiped out in the tsunami. here's an example. an 9.

>> in places like this, the tsunami dealt its cruelest blow. the wave passed under boats at sea leaving fishermen untouched, but not onshore. >> many women, children, died in the tsunami. >> reporter: australian nicholas was the first aid worker to reach the area. she found two young girls who survived. >> every time those children felt that shock they were fearful that another wave was coming. >> reporter: some have turned their anxiety into art. this man is painting his memories of boxing day 2004. psychologist say many children

across the indonesia are struggling a decade on. >> some are scared to see the sea, storms, strong winds whatever makes a big sound. >> reporter: linda loved teaching. she lost almost half her students when the tsunami hit. today she teaches a new generation. >> i tell them of my experience when the tsunami hit. she leads the children in tsunami drills. she hopes they will never need to put the drills into practice. ♪ >> in "healthcheck" this morning, the mumps outbreak in the national hockey league continues to grow. two on the penguins and the new jersey detective's have come down with the virus. nhl has 20 confirmed cases on five teams. there may be other cases. the flyers have offered players

booster shots. they say a third time is a charge, but for the sixers the three was the dagger. the blazer beat the sixers 114-93. portland was playing without two centers or their all star forward. the loss prevented the sixers from winning their third straight game. they play in utah tonight. here's jeff skeverski with your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: eagles fans you may not be complaining about this, bradley fletcher who was allowed the most touchdowns ande may not be playing tomorrow. now if healthy, he may have to defend o'dell beckham junior.

11 touchdowns for the rookie, despite missing four games there's not a rookie in the league that has more touchdowns or yards. >> i love o'dell beckham. else a great player. >> he is a great receiver, makes a lot of plays for him. >> got more comfortable they are pushing the ball to him on the offense. we need to be ready for him. >> reporter: more on beckham on eagles game day kickoff at 11:30. we'll recap it on eagles game day final after "action news" on sunday night. >> reporter: penn state plays in the pin stripe bowl against boston college. it's their first post season appearance since the ncaa sanctions. penn state is hoping to ring in the new year since their first

win over boston college in 1991. head coach james franklin wants to send them out the right way today. >> we want these guys to go out on a positive note. this bowl is a special bowl they give rings out to everybody that participates in the bowl, but there's a difference between being able to put bowl champion on your ring that's what i want these guys to remember to send the seniors out the right way to end the season on a positive note and be proud of what we accomplished. the flyers face their former coach tonight. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski. >> hundreds of volunteers are finishing the floats for the tournament of roses parade in pasadena, california. it's a tradition dating back to 1890. the rose bowl football showdown

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stopped by to visit the mom and baby they helped deliver on a train. first up, let's head outside to chris sowers with the check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: good morning, eva. it's chilly out here, but it could be worse. take a look at the numbers at 9:00 a.m. keep in mind our normal high is 42. we're getting close to that already. philadelphia, 37. trenton, 39. sea isle, 43. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 43. dover 37 and reading 34. satellite and radar it should be nice and quiet today. we'll see sunshine even though you see cloud cover across the baltimore and metro areas this morning. irrelevant includes south jersey and -- it includes south jersey and delaware. all that will work out to sea over the next couple of hours. i've had four requests for this. i'm showing you a golf forecast on december 27. the greens were packed yesterday. people getting out and enjoying the mild weather. it's going to

be nice and mild today, as well. mostly sunny, 11:00 a.m. temperature, 48 degrees. 2:00 p.m., 54. we're anticipating a high of 55. that will occur around 3:00 or 4:00. temperatures will continue to be well above seasonal averages. that trend continues through sunday. now, when i come back we'll take a look at this. christmas eve we shot up to 64 degrees. it tied a record. priert this year we -- prior to this year we accomplished that feat 3 other times.199 when i sl show you what happened those three winners since we're in a similar pattern. i'll have the colder changes in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> the funeral for slaip nypd -- slain nypd officer

rafael ramos is expected to begin in a half-hour. many are expected to attend the funeral including hundreds from our area. you can see a sea of blue preparing to go into the church. we have more on the farewell to officer ramos. >> reporter: overnight crowds of uniformed police officers and friends gathering outside as the nypd flag was draped over fallen officers' casket as they gathered to remember him. >> a guy who dedicated his life to helping others. >> reporter: less than a mile from the church new york police made an arrest of a man threatening to kill cops. a former officer told investigators was overheard saying ismaaiyl brinsley should have killed two white cops when he ambushed and killed rafael ramos and the partner wenjian liu who was shot in their patrol

car by ismaaiyl brinsley who linked his plan also to the attacks by unarmed back men. officers found an arsenal, including shotguns and body armor. there were 40 arrests made across the country for threats and false 911 calls in the wake of last saturday's attack. >> since the incident we received a number of copycat types of threats. as of this time, none have proven to be anything. >> reporter: as vice president joe biden perhaps to attend the funeral of rafael ramos his partner is surrounded by supporters. including mayor rudy july annie. -- giulianiy. kathy ramos with the fop

auxillary group said it's important to show support. >> we have stood in lines outside in the cold to pay our respect to someone who gave the ultimate sacrifice. we understand what that family has been through. >> applies in new york getting a shoulder to lean on in this heart-breaking time. police in conduction county are trying to figure out if a hit arena run crash -- hit arena arena -- and run crash played a part in the death of an elderly woman. >> he expressed remorse, he has been cooperative through the entire process. >> reporter: acting chief ralph johnson said the owner of the suspect truck came in on his

own. >> the parts from the scene matched the part to the vehicle. >> reporter: authorities say they have to establish who was driving it, was there drugs or alcohol in the bloodstream and with a lot for the coroner's report to see if the accident contributed to the death of jenny russo. she was sleeping in the corner bedroom when the truck slammed into the wall. >> the house shook. >> reporter: ron russo said the impact caused a dresser to almost fall on top of the petite 58-pound 93-year-old. >> who does this, hit and stop, but hit arena -- and run. >> reporter: fire and medic teams moved her into the living room. but her son thinks she passed

away because it was too much. >> one of the family members of the driver responded to the home with the apology and they accepted it. >> reporter: district attorney will meet with the team next week to see where the case goes from here. he said there will be charges filed, it's a matter of sorting through the evidence to see where it leads them. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> gasoline leaking from a food truck caused a haz/mat situation in germantown. neighbors reported a strong odor around 5:30 p.m. fire and pgw crews rushed to the scene. a dozen homes were evacuated as a precaution. they were able to stop the leak and everybody returned home. residents in one marlton, new jersey, neighborhood are looking for a christmas grinch. the vandal stole holiday lawn decorations and broke others. a light up reindeer was broken at the head. a baby jesus was stolen from

another home and police say there were other reports of christmas crimes in the area. this is one of the most popular stories on with your website all year. you can understand why. everybody has wonderful feelings after two sets of police officers who helped deliver a baby on the market frankford el. they went to meet mom and her bundle of joy in the hospital. >> reporter: it was a special reunion for the officers who helped deliver a christmas miracle. >> it was emotional. >> the mom all she could say -- i remember you. >> reporter: this is the police officers celebrating after they delivered a amoeba baby on the market -- delivered a baby on the market frankford el. the baby decided he couldn't wait. they brought a stuffed train and other gifts from he want is he

at that to -- september gifts from septa. >> it was a blessing. >> it was good to see the baby was healthy. >> reporter: the officers are getting a lot of attention for their good deed. they also they were just doing their job. >> it's a good reminder, especially for the public, it's not always the bad you deal with. we're there to help you. >> something we'll never forget. >> reporter: a special moment shared between the officers and new mom. a new life they hope to get to be a part of in the future. >> i would like to see the baby grow. >> much newer to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. >> reporter: this is case from the woodstown foundation, you can hear chase's story on

"action news." >> an countdown to the mummers parade, some of them showcase their ink before the moment in the spotlight. and we'll get a check of the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns!

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over penns landing, you can see the sun shining on the water there.

some weekends we have not seen the the sun, so that's a welcomed sight. meteorologist chris sowers has a mild one for us today. >> reporter: let's get you outside, atlantic city, temperatures are up in the mid 40s at the shorepoints. when all is said and done, we should get up into the mid 50s. 509 spectacular afternoon anticipated for the delaware valley. 37 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 33. winds are calm, pressure reading holding steady. atlantic city and sea isle city, higher than 42 our normal high. every now and then you pick up a wind speed of 2 to 3 miles per hour. the only reason i'm showing you, i want you to notice the direction from which the winds are blowing. it's out of the west/southwest

that's a warm wind for this time of year. it's tapping into the winds out of the carolinas. the entire region shoots into the 50s. it's going to be a gorgeous start to the weekend. the wider view shows there's not too much going on. you can see showers out here. that switches over to light snow west of the line. the jet stream pattern overall looks like. the dip is out to the west. we come up over here, it's almost like the seesaw. the temperatures go down out there, they climb up along the east coast. that means mild here and cold out here. that's the way things will stay over the next couple of days. eventsly things shift east, but from now until then we have nice weather. i showed you this earlier. christmas eve we shot up to 64 degrees, prior to this year it only happened 3 other times in the past 40 years. once in 2008, 1996, 1990.

what does in a mean in terms of snow for that winter season from that point on? we take all the numbers you add them up and average them out. normally we should see 23 inches of snow. when we got up to 64 on christmas eve, they would only see 15 inches of snow. right now the pattern that we're in is similar to these three years that would suggest lower numbers of snow. the reason for that is this guy right here, the pacific jet continues to roar across the country. a lot of energy out here, this is very mild air, as that is pushing across the country. it bottles all the cold air up here to the north. it doesn't allow it to come down. we need this pacific jet to relax that will allow the jet stream to look something more

like this. the cold air will drop into the lower 48. until this happens, we'll continue to enjoy nice, mild weather around the delaware valley. we're seeing cold stuff out here right now, once we get into next week -- the following week we get milder weather. we have a cold front come through, and lots of clouds, we'll have temperatures in the low 50s, we'll skip over future tracker 6. tomorrow, we'll have showers, damp and cloudy, on and off showers, a miserable sunday. if you want to do something outdoors, today is the day to do it. tomorrow a board game. wilmington, 52. dover, 54. to himself, 56. atlantic city, 55 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, turning

colder next week, 44 on monday, lots of clouds for tuesday, 38. new year's eve cold, 34. feels like the 20s, same thing new year's day, sunny and breezy, 35. >> now it's time to feature this week winningest rescue groom in the she remembers -- rescue group "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i asked a lot of rescue around if i came up with medical funding would that help? they said salute. >> reporter: there's a lot dogs an cats in the shelters that won't make it out if the rescues do not have the money to pull from. >> we fund from $1,000 to $300. >> reporter: to raise the money they hold fundraisers throughout the year. >> it's great to work with more

rescues. >> reporter: in addition to helping provide financial aid they have a bully breed rescue. >> there's such a miscondemnation about -- misconception about them. >> he is great with kids great manners and very gentle. >> this is leave -- levi, he is a great dog. >> reporter: jackson was abandoned in the pouring rain and ice. >> he had a bite marks all over him. he is a love bug. >> this is kate, a bulldog mix, a little over a year old. great with orderly kids, he would be great among other dogs and rescued from a high kill

shelter. if you like to adopt chase or any other dog, go to the paw it forward website. vote for your favorite "shelter me rescue of the week" or add a rescue group to our list by going to the "shelter me rescue of the week" we'll feature the top vote getter next saturday morning. with chase, i'm jamie apody channel 6 "action news." >> chosen 300 ministry hosted dozens of families for hot meals with all the trimmings and the children received gifts. the group works with the homeless and they have been busy throughout the city all week offering meals, presents and sharing.

>> rescuers were able to save a dog that plunged 150 feet down a cliff on christmas day. a yellow lab was on her walk

with the owner. she took a tumble and landed on the narrow ledge. they had to put her in a rescue harness before placing her to safety. she is note severely injured. north korea is denying the attack on sony pictures. they released a statement blaming president obama for the release of the movie the interview. it points fingers at the u.s. for shutting down it's internet. movie goers flocked to theaters to see the interview. there was a million dollars in ticket sales from 331 theaters. it was released online for downloading. it will not provide the number of online streams. philadelphia police are searching for two men who robbed a little caesars in north philadelphia and beat two employees to get the money.

surveillance cameras captured the crime which happened on monday night at the store on the 1100 block of west girard avenue. the benefit burst into the store and demanded money they handed some 0 over, but the robberies wanted more, the thieves tried to get the key to the safe, but when the employee said he didn't have the code, one of the suspects punched and kicked the employees. some mummers will lend their support for missing college student shane montgomery. the family said they will drop off green ribbons to the group. shane montgomery disappeared after leaving kildare's in manayunk thanksgiving morning. $65,000 reward is being offered to anyone who can find him. under the mummers costume, some mummers have elaborate

tattoos in support of their club. they say the art on their bodies shows commitment and dedication. >> it's part of my heritage just part of my life and my community. what else should i put on myself besides something i love. >> local at that tattoo shops y do dozens of mummers art throughout the year. >> up next, chris sowers takes a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> successful iphone app maker

gaves parents a surprise of a lifetime. it has become an instant sensation online. the folks thought they were done getting christmas gifts, he handed them a letter letting them know he had paid off their mortgage. >> they were sitting on the couch. his father equally stunned. the new york developer created the app video shop. i tell made enough money he could pay his parents back for what they have done for him, raising kids and college loans and the mortgage for his family's home. >> reporter: now, that's a gift. >> what a great son. >> reporter: i've got a great gift for all of you, another mild day around the delaware valley. look what we've seen so far this week. the normal high is 42. monday, we shot up to 45.

52 degrees, 64 we tied a record on christmas eve. 65 christmas day, and 50 degrees yesterday. every single day above average. we'll keep the trend going through the weekend. today mostly sunny, mild, 55. a lot of clouds for sunday, showers throughout the day. another mild high of 52. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we finally have cooler air making its way into the area. it arrives on monday, lots of clouds, morning shower, 44. tuesday's high, 38. wednesday, new year's eve, 34. it will feel like the 20s with the wind. new year's day, 35, windchills in the 20s. friday, 37. >> get the coats out for sure. if you plan on shopping in center city. stop by love park, the christmas village plays host to a number of live concerts. the evening wraps up with the

kramer brothers at 7:00 p.m. jack hanna's wild countdown begins next. we'll be back tomorrow, and here's what we're working onen to -- working on for you. find out why millions are hanging on her every quiet road. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday!

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