the football rivalry. army takes on navy this afternoon. espn brings broadcast to the stadium. so much for the weather for the game we're flirting with record highs. this is not our normal for the army-navy game. it's usually freezing outside. chris sowers has the very mild. i keep saying mild, because you keep saying mild. >> reporter: you can use the word warm, splendid did. the fer fer fer wait until you see the numbers in the seven-day forecast. it's minds boggling especially two weeks before christmas. you see haitz out there, we have -- haze out there, we have patchy fog. 52 in philadelphia. it's warmer than the average high for this time of the year. trenton, 50.

allentown 48, 49 in reading, wilmington and philadelphia will set new records. dover, 52. millville, 49. sea isle city, 54 degrees. satellite and radar, there we go showing a little bit of clouds moving in from the west, but these are the high, thin clouds. the sun shines right through that. all the activity, the spritzes and sprinkles will have a difficult time crossing over the mountains. we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds, 66 degrees. if you're heading to lincoln financial field, 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees, a t-shirt, a long sleeved t-shirt is all you need by the 4th quarter, 61 degrees. it's warmer in the seven-day forecast. eva. >> it snowed last time army battled navy at the linc two years ago, 34-7 demolition. flo -- no worries about flurries

today. trish hartman is live at the stadium complex in south philadelphia with all the fun, hey, trish. >> reporter: hey, eva, college game day just got underway at xfinity live. the live show is on the air until 11:00 on espn. you can see lots of signs and flags and excited fans. plenty of cadets and mid shipman are in uniform ready for the intense rivalry as army rights break navy winningest streak. the army cadets know they are underdogs. >> we have a shot. >> reporter: after a 13-year navy winning streak, army fans say anything can happen. their signs say it all. >> it's one of my favorite shows, presales tickets. >> reporter: navy fans prepared to keep the streak going.

both sides despite all the talk there's a mutual respect that comes with the military competition. >> it's a rivalry it's most intense, but at the same time, respectful. you'll see can a debt and mid shipmen jabbing at each other and at the end of the day we'll be hugging and embracing. >> this is the 86th time army-navy is here in philadelphia. kickoff is at 3:00 p.m. at the linc. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." thanks trish. 1200 from the academies came to the convention center last night. the superintendent said there's a good reason for all the pomp circumstance. this game is bigger than football. >> it's the biggest sports rivalry in the county. it's a chance to showcase the great men from both academies who have the idea of service above self. >> navy has won the last 13 games in the rivalry. new this morning, police

are questioning the driver of this car that went out of control at 5:30 and slammed into a camden grocery store. the driver got out and ran off. police found him about a block away. he was treated at consumer hospital for non-life threatening injuries. new this morning, one person was killed another injured on a crash on the blue route. it happened at 12:45 in the southbound lanes of necessitier necessitier -- a woman in the car was rushed to the hospital. the driver died. traffic was stopped for a short time. the scene has been cleared and reopened at this hour. a plane crash in southwestern pennsylvania has killed two people. the single engine plane went down in farmington. the plearch -- plane had just

taken off from the private runway at the resort yesterday afternoon. the pilot and passenger were killed. another passenger is in the hospital with severe burns. officials say the door came off parentally after takeoff and hit a wing. channel 6 "action news" was over the crash in the bridesburg section involving a septa route 25 bus and two other vehicles. all three vehicles ran into each other at richmond and orthodox street. police are trying to figure out what the cause is. a philadelphia fire department official said he was stunned to find his elderly mother who suffers from alzheimers sitting on the porch alone being left there after being dropped off by a septa paratransit bus. >> reporter: she is not a crate of oranges that you dump off.

she suffers from alzheimers she use the cc connect to transport her two and from adult day care. her son a battalion chief was on the way way to meet the bus that was dropping her off. >> i got a call from the dispatcher saying the bus was in front of the house. i said i'm five, seven minutes away. >> reporter: by the time he arrived the bus was gone, he found his mother sitting on the front porch. >> i get there she is shivering in the doorway trying to stay warm. they left her like a delivery package on the front steps. she could have walked off and gotten lost. >> reporter: septa said it had no idea she was an alzheimers patient. >> we had no indication that the rider needed special assistance beyond arm assistance. >> reporter: septa offers

custodial care for those at risk for wandering. >> they have to sign up for the care. >> reporter: meanwhile, septa is mailing the proper forms which would make everyone aware that his mother requires custodial care. >> i'll send it back but there should be some empathy. >> reporter: septa said before the changes they would average delays of 90 minutes 8 to ten times a month. the longest delay was a care giver who left a man on the bus for 6 hours and 49 minutes. new jersey voters may get a chance to approve two casinos

outside of atlantic city. it will provide instate competition to the dwindling gambling industry. they will pay a higher tax rate that would help atlantic city casinos. governor chris christie indicated he is willing to expand casinos in the state. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. a home on the edge of collapse, a family rushing to get out. details on that and flooding rescue. ahead a local boutique offering everyday savings, nydia han has more in what's the deal. >> reporter: we're talking about extremely mild temperatures in the seven-day forecast, almost unheard of in the months of december, the potential is there for record highs over the next three days, i'll have the latest coming up right after this.

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heavy rains caused landslides, the slide has split open sewage and drainage pipes. there's no word when they will be able to return to their homes. chris morta is alive today because of heroic efforts in washington state. his car was found in a ditch, he grabbed heavy piece of metal from the truck and smashed open the windows. he pulled him out of the car, he had been holding his breath and expected to die. he met yesterday since the first time since the rescue. >> i'm so glad i was there. you were there. wasn't your timt

your time. >> morta said if he had arrived a few seconds later he would have been too late. >> very fortunate. >> we're very fortunate. >> reporter: let's talk mild weather because we have a ton of it in the seven-day forecast. we are winning as we say in the weather department. no snow or cold or anything in the foreseeable future. we have fog in parts of the area, other than that it's a nice, quiet morning. 53 degrees, dewpoint, 49. winds out of the south at 3 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising 30.15 inches. down to 2 miles in millville. 1 1/2 in lancaster, 3 in reading, 3 in philadelphia and 3 in wilmington and 3 in allentown. we're dealing with the patchy dense fog.

from that point on it's a combination of sun and clouds throughout the remainder of the day. 52 degrees in philadelphia. 50 in wilmington and millville. 48 in allentown and lancaster checking in at 47. satellite and radar, both today and tomorrow we'll see a lot of this, a lot of high, thin clouds cross over the mountains and plant themselves in the delaware valley. they are high and thin, the sun shines through that, that's why we're forecasting the record highs. we should get pleasant of energy from the -- plenty of energy from the sun and that will warm things up. high clouds here, sun shining through. thicker clouds to the west. overnight tonight we'll go mostly cloudy perhaps a spritz or sprinkle in some locations, not a big deal. tomorrow morning, waking up to clouds, once again and maybe patchy fog to see that lift and return of sunshine by afternoon. temperatures up to 70 degrees.

this is the headliner here for the next five days we're talking about unseasonable warm weather up and down the eastern seaboard from tampa to maine. we could have 0, 40, 50 record highs set in the country today and tomorrow easily depending on how much cloud cover we see. there's no signs of the pattern breaking down anytime soon. it could stay this way through christmas. record highs in jeopardy. atlantic city, 67. we're forecasting 66. reading, the record, 66 we're forecasting 64. philadelphia, we're forecasting high that worked break the record. we're forecasting that should be 66. wilmington, 64 we're forecasting 65. we're expecting a few records today, a ton come tomorrow. the lehigh valley, mostly cloudy and mild, 62 degrees for allentown and bethlehem where

you could easily have snow on the ground. jersey shore, a nice afternoon to do striper fishing 64 degrees in the middle of december. that's beautiful. philadelphia, 66 clouds and sun, warm, winds out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour. maybe a long sleeved t-shirt that's all you'll need to go outdoors and finish putting up the ris christmas lights or heading to the army-navy game at lincoln financial field. overnight tonight, patchy fog, 48 degrees in the suburbs, 52 for center city. for the eagles game, 70 degrees if you're heading to the linc. 69 monday, cloudy, rain developing late. 62 tuesday, winds and mild. wednesday mild, although cooler with sunshine, 60. thursday and friday we cloud up both days, rain is possible late in the day thursday and very early friday, 58 and 49. even the 49, eva, that's still

above average. the normal high for this time of year is 45. that continues to drop as we get closer to the new year. even the cool shots we see in the near future are above average. >> 49 will feel chilly. >> reporter: yes after the 60s and #70s. there's much more to come, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this is cats bridge to he rescue our winner of shelr me. >> frank sinatra his hometown celebrates a milestone. philadelphia holds a special connection to this iconic entertainer.

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the showdowns between these two teams. sixers give their coach a new contract and then they lose, again, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: rett brown has one of the worst winning percentages in nba history. most coaches would be fired for that. the sixers still believe brown can lead the rebuild. brown and the sixers agreed on a two year contract extension. brown has won 38 games in three seasons. the obviously question why does he want to stay here? he believes they will be concerned in just a few years. >> why wouldn't i want to see this threw. we have started something extremely difficult, but it's going to end up extremely special. >> let's hope so, nothing special about this team against

detroit down 24 in the first. in the second, sixers get within five. they are down 29 in the third. sixers lost 107-95. they are 1-23. flyers say things are starting to click and it looks like they are. they had won five of seven coming into play last night. but if there's one team that can knock them off their game, it's the dallas stars the best team in hockey. flyers in dallas trying to keep the mojo going. flyers up 1-0. that's it, that is it! dallas answers with two goals later in the second. 44 shots, flyers lost 3-1 the first loss on the road before

thanksgiving, hopefully they get it going on tuesday. >> reporter: lesean mccoy doesn't want to shake chip kelly's handle yadda yadda yadda. it's been a story overshadowing the bigger picture of the eagles. nobody is running away with the division. with a 5-7 record eagles are tied for first heading into sunday's game against the bills and lesean mccoy. neither team can afford to throw away another game. >> you got to have a type of attitude -- [ inaudible ] >> we would like our record to be much better than it is right now, given where we are in the season to be tied for the lead in the division to control our own destiny these last four weeks is all you can ask for. >> reporter: that's hard to

believe, by the way. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day. philadelphia's if it police district hosted a christmas party for children all part of the children services after school program. santa came bearing gifts and the kids showed smiles in excitement. >> happening now on "action

news" saturday at 9:00.

pay treat -- army navy game getting attention. donald trump takes his first public shot at ted cruz, but he is not ruling it out for something important. first, though, let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the sun off your white shirt there. >> reporter: feels like the phillies home opener out here as opposed to week 14 in the nfl. temperatures are above the seasonal averages we're shooting for a high of 66 degrees. 52 in philadelphia. 50 in millville. 50 in wilmington. 52 in dover. 48 degrees in allentown. satellite and radar, some of you waking up to some patchy fog, others are seeing a combination of sun and clouds. if you're living in an area that's seeing the fog, give it another hour or so, it should lift it looks like a nice day

from that point on. here's the call for the weekend, record high of 66 degrees, clouds and sun, we'll call it warm. look at tomorrow, mostly cloudy and warm we're forecasting a high of 70 degrees. that's some 25 degrees above average and consider this, if it were summer, let's assume it were the 4th of july, 25 degrees above average means we would be forecasting a high of 112 degrees. that never hams. happens. it's very, very rare to see this high a temperature above average. some of you like it, some of you hate it depending on how you feel about christmassy type of weather. if you're finishing up the shopping or putting up the lights, you can't blame mother nature for not doing it. we have cooler numbers in the seven-day forecast, but they are still above average. i'll have that coming up in just

a little bit. >> philadelphia is once again center stage for a rivalry. army navy is about bragging rights for the players and fans. our sister network espn is broadcasting live from south philly for the big game. "action news" reportser trish hartman is live -- reporter trish hartman is live in south philadelphia with all the hoopla. >> reporter: we have a nice big excited crowd at xfinity live. we have mid shipmen and cadets walking around. we saw an army helicopter fly over. college game day is back in philly for the second time. the first was temple no matter dame now it's back for the 116th meeting of army and navy. it wouldn't be college game day without creative signs. >> reporter: jabs asides these cadets are excited not just about the broadcast, but the

historic game between army and navy hosted 86th time midway between westpoint and annapolis. >> i love the downtown it's awesome. >> reporter: the plebes are excited for the game. >> it's great to be part of it. >> reporter: the army navy game will be played in baltimore next year and back in philadelphia. at the linc kickoff at 3:00 p.m. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> isis terrorist group has demonstrated ability to make fake passport. some of territory they took over had a buildings with blank passports in it. u.s. officials reports isis may

have access to data that could be used for fake identification. in san bernadino, california, divers continue to search for a lake for a clue to the shooting rampage. they are looking for a hard drive that belonged to syed farook and tashfeen malik. the suspected killers tried to cover their tracks by destroying e-mails and cell phones and other items. donald trump taking aim as his chief rival in iowa. mary bruce is on the campaign trail in des moines. >> reporter: this morning donald trump is soaring in the polls and drawing battle lines in the republican rails. >> there's not a contest between the two of us. jabbing ted cruz for the first time. >> no matter what i say i do like ted cruz, but not a lot of

eadvantage getticcals come out of cuba. the oil companies give you a lot of money. >> reporter: the texas center is gaining on trump in iowa where corn is king. >> ted cruz is against ethanol, how does he win in iowa. that's very antiiowa. i don't know how he wins in iowa >> reporter: this farmer said cruz won't cut it here. >> i don't think it's a disaster. i don't think anyone else can do it. >> reporter: but trump said he'll take care of his chief rival. >> will you name him your vice president or -- >> he is a good guy. i would say that we have things in mind for ted. >> reporter: earlier at a luncheon in new york he took more heat for his calls to ban muslims coming into the u.s.

a clear majority of americans oppose the idea, but primary republican voters are split. >> right now i have no problem with that. i like the idea. >> i wish he would focus on problems with immigration in general. >> that was mary bruce reporting. paris and two other nations are considering a proposed climate agreement aimed the reducing emissions of green house gases. the u.n. general said the whole world is watching. the budget stalemate takes another turn in harrisburg, the house returns to work tomorrow night to debate a budget framework approved by the state senate. the house wants to know more about the $1.2 billion tax increase. it wants more details about the education funding.

governor tom wolf approved the senate compromise. >> the federal reserve is expected to announce an interest rate hike on wednesday. it would be the first increase in nearly a decade. analysts thinks it will be one quarter of 1%. the fed is attempting to put the economy on a more normal monetary track. one of the best known corporate names dupont wants to merge with dow chemical. it would form a company valued at $130 billion. but thrltd be scaling be -- but there would be scaling back in our area. vernon odem has the details. >> reporter: if the dupont dow merger goes through, dow would be the dominant company. they will consult their global workforce by 7%.

with 7,000 employees here in delaware, there would be an impact here. >> we work with them, our department. labor, does a very good job to help connect people with jobs that are available. >> every element of the economy is affected, retail, real estate, schools. >> reporter: dupont and dow have major footprints across the region from delaware to new jersey and philadelphia and it's suburbs. this giant deal would combine two companies that sell agricultural products worldwide and make chemicals for consumer and industrial products ranging from electronics to automobiles household goods and building material and safety equipment. dow dupont as it would be called would be three independent companies one specializing in agricultural and

one in material science, a third for specialty products. >> it would simplify the management strategy. long term it's probably what needs to be done. >> reporter: these mammoth multi nationals hope to complete the merger by next year. these two big companies will have an army of well connected lobbiyists will pave the way. there's much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning. unexpected work, why this day on the job is a little out of the ordinary. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. >> gearing up for the ,

the clash between army and navy happening today at the linc. you can see everybody out there already for college game day going on started at 9:00 a.m. this morning. they have absolutely perfect weather to be out there tailgating and taking in this football game today. >> reporter: it's funny, because this game two years ago it was in the snow, now we're talking about temperatures in the mid 60s. you'll see folks wearing short sleeves shirts. the eagles game tomorrow. it's going to be so warm over the next few days, you'll think

you live in texas or something like that. ben franklin bridge, beautiful shot, patchy fog, haze, in a half-hour or so, that will be gone. double scan live is clear. next shot of measurable rain will be late monday. 66 degrees that's what we're shooting for. 20 degrees above average. the low temperature 51 is well above the seasonal high for this time of the year. we're starting off on the warm side. numbers this afternoon will continue to soar. 3 miles in philadelphia, three in reading, 1.5 in lancaster. 3 in millville. wilmington, showing throw. some areas are seeing reduced visibility with the fog that has developed. a lot of numbers are much much better than an hour or two ago. that's a sign that the fog is beginning to lift. 52 is the number in millville. 50 in wilmington, 352 in dover. reading checking in at 49.

allentown, 48 degrees. look at the numbers off to the southwest. charleston, 89:43, 65 degrees. roanoke 59. pittsburgh 51. steelers are taking on cincinnati in cincinnati tomorrow. if that game is televised you'll see folks wearing t-shirts. it's going to be 74 there. dallas, 58 they are sitting at 70. bismarck, the normal high 19 they are above their normal high. even the cold is above seasonal averages. there's no cold out there. we have a beautiful stretch of weather over the next five or six days. the sun will share the sky with a bunch of things high, thin clouds, nothing threatening. future tracker 6, high, thin clouds, sun shines through it. sun and clouds today. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, same thing tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, patchy fog, the fog burns off,

combination of sun and clouds by afternoon. temperatures skyrocketing upper 60s to low 70s. the only issue tomorrow if we get a mostly cloudy sky from start to finish. if we get any kind of sunshine tomorrow we're at 70. 66 degrees by 10:00 p.m., lunch of time, 62 and 4:00 p.m., 63 degrees we're shooting for high 66 degrees. wilmington 65 if they get that high that's a record high. reading, 64. allentown, 62. millville, 66. cape may, 64 degrees, again looking like april or may. overnight tonight very mild patchy fog developing mostly cloudy, 52 in philadelphia. wilmington, 50. millville, 49. if you're heading to lincoln financial field eagles taking on the bills. this could be easily be a cold game played in the snow.

68 tomorrow, light breeze, perfect day for football. you would think this was week one or two, not week 14 of the nfl. record warmth tomorrow, 70 degrees, the record is 65. the record high today is 65. we're forecasting 66. over the next couple of days we should set new records. 61 monday, cloudy rain late. tuesday, 62. wednesday looks good, 60. thursday, cooler, 58. friday we're back in the 40s it will feel like the 20s because of how warm it's been, that's above average. >> can't complain. in this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" we visit a rescue group that gives every cat a chance. tamala edwards has more. >> we have a kitten that needed extra help in hydration. >> reporter: a small but might group of volunteers help cats

bridge to rescue. >> they were homeless and starving not only for food but attention. amy found joe when she was volunteering. >> we call it a foster gone bad which means they foster the cat and they can't give him back. now joe plays fetch with his forever family. >> they all love the animals. >> reporter: with more than 60 cats in the no kill facility it takes a dedicated group to run the facility. >> they will live here for the rest of the their lives or until they are adopted. >> this is janey our mascot. she is not available for adoption, but munchy is looking for a forever home. this cat was found in distress. somebody has clipped her tail off and she was pregnant. >> all her kittens were adopted

and she as is looking for a forever home. >> scottie has an injury that left him blind. this is mistletow 4 1/2 months old, perfect lap cat personality. sweet, friend lid and not shy at all. if you're interested in any of the cats you met today visit the cats bridge to rescue website. if you would like to share your pet's story go to the "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page. with mistletow, i'm tamala edwards, channel 6 "action news." >> here's what's happening in

and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. pictures of santa claus are not

just for the kids. philadelphia hosts the santa paws on hunting park avenue in hunting park get a holiday picture for your pet with santa. you will get three digital files that you can print share and post. if you need to take your kids to see santa claus we've got you covered you can see santa and he is ponies in pike creek, delaware, you can meet the clydesdale horses and crafts made by the hagly museum. one of my favorite things built holidays are the lights. see the festival of lights at the independent seaport museum along the delaware river. tug boats and ships will be dressed in lights as they parade

down the river at 5:30 tonight. porsche plans to sell an all electric sports car which looks like a version of today's porsche mission e was unveiled at a concept car, but the board approve factor production as a big drive into electric and plug-hybrids. up next, chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> the unusual warm december

has kept one work crew very busy

in this very usually snowy section of new york state. marcus lane is pouring concrete not far from niagara falls. he said if the weather holds he and his crew will be working into january for the first time in 11 years since he's been in business. two feet of snow fell in california's sierra nevada's mountains. sugar bowl started the season without the need to make snow. donor ski ranch does not make any snow, it's dependent antion mother nature -- dependent on mother nature for its needs for snow. >> reporter: you either love it or hate it. >> i'm not wrong one to ask. >> reporter: let's take a look at the temperatures, future

tracker, later this afternoon, 2:00 p.m. we're up to -6r 50 degrees in philadelphia. we're shooting for a high of 66. by 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon the model has us at 66, 67, 68 the western suburbs, trenton, 67. we're forecasting a high tomorrow of 70 degrees. unbelievable for the purpose of the middle of december. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds very warm today, 66. record warmth for tomorrow, 70 degrees. more record warmth monday, cloudy skies 69. rain developing late in the day. wind and mild tuesday, 62. wednesday is still nice, high of 60. thursday, cloudy rain developing late, 58. friday, 49 probably going to feel like the 20s, because of how warm it will be over the next few days. it will be chilly. >> reporter: but still above average. >> check this out, the public was invited to tour 305 borough

dover house built in 1710 and added to the national historic register in 1973. even the man who is the busiest man this time of the year took time to listen to kids wishes. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is up next. we're back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00. colorful and make decorating your home for the holidays a breeze. why pilots are complaining about laser holiday lights. philadelphia museum of art takes a look at the history of american still life. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday. enjoy the weather it gets better tomorrow!

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