>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, december 27. here's what's happening on "action news." we didn't play well enough or coach well enough to win a football game like that. >> the desean jackson celebrated sticking the dagger in the eagles. >> tornados set down in the dallas area leaving behind death and destruction. >> a dense fog advisory is in effect in parts of the area. sky6 live hd taking a live look in penns landing, hard to his

what's going on down there, showers are moving our way later today, as well. chris sowers is here, we have another record breaker. >> reporter: we have record highs on the way, as well. let's get you outside and show you the view from philadelphia international airport. the visibility has been greatly reduced, in a lot of yairlings yairlings -- areas we're down to less than a quarter mile. fog should lift by 9:00 a.m., we'll see and clouds before showers move in this evening. visibility, 1.3 in allentown. 1 1/2 in reading, .3 in trenton. so obviously that's the big story this morning. here come the warm temperatures again. we cooled it off overnight and we're back up in 50 in wilmington, philadelphia, millville and dover. cape may, 51. warm front lifts northward

during the the course of the day, that allows temperatures to climb up into the low 670s again. satellite and radar you can see the shield of moisture lifting off to the north. we'll see the skies clear off by afternoon. by afternoon, 64 degrees, lunch, 2:00 p.m., 67. 4:00 p.m. there's another 6 degrees forecasting a high of 69. record-high temperatures expected across the board today. several rain chance in the seven day, forecast. even a little bit of sleet monday into tuesday, we'll talk about that, a colder pattern change in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. all coming up in ten minutes. >> developing this morning, death and destruction in texas. at least 8 people are dead after tornados swept through the dallas area and the latest round of severe weather to strike the south. police say five people died in

garland, mainly in car accidents. three others are confirmed dead in collin county. homes were reduced to rubble and two churches were obliterated. one woman who was home with the kids said she heard a noise she never heard before. >> my kids are screaming at me, mom are you okay. i schemed at them, that's all right, all the glass that was before, all the glass was like crack crack all over the place. >> severe weather has been sweeping across the south since wednesday. within 2 dozen people have been killed. gorng weekend will have more on -- "good morning america" weekend will have more on the severe weather coming up after "action news." we'll have more from abc news in the next half-hour. the eagles had their playoff hopes crushed in front

of their fans. desean jackson and the washington red since beat up on the birds 38-24. it cost the eagles the playoff berth and gave the ed -- redskins the nfc crown. kurt cousins racked up a season best. afterwards desean jackson had this to say. >> i don't know why the fans hate me so much here, it wasn't my decision for them to let me go, i did nothing but great things for this community. there can't be no other better way to get the win for the second year in a row. >> ducis rogers met the eagles after a tough night in a

disappointing season. >> reporter: over and overrated, the eagles season ends with a lackluster performance against washington, we've been fooling ourselves. >> this is not what we expected or wanted. in this league you'll get exposed if you're not good enough and you don't play well. >> look at every guy in the locker room, we have guys who have talent, and that can play, for whatever reason is a cohesive unit we're not that good. chip kelly is in the fans cross hairs. although it's been a disaster season he is not worried about his job. >> how much responsibility do you put on your shoulders?

>> 100%. it's the same thing we said a year ago, it's unacceptable. we have to do a better job. >> reporter: chip kelly, the general manager may have a block buster off season or chip kelly the head coach may not survive the next season. >> the eagles fans left the stadium and as you can imagine they were straight to the point. we'll hear from them in the next half-hour. >> an out-of-control driver smashed into a building in camden and try to take off. you can see the gaping hole left in the front stoop. a resident said she heard a screech and came running downstairs. she witnessed the female driver of the suv take off. >> she was trying to getaway, but i had an old tv sitting in

front of the house, she ran it over and it got stuck under the car. so she only made it two blocks. >> the driver got out of her car and went to her home a few blocks away. police caught up with her at cooper university hospital. all five people living inside the home were not injured. new in the overnight, philadelphia police are working two shooting scenes a half block apart in overbrook. a 15-year-old boy was shot on lead street. the 911 calls came in and he was rushed to penn presbyterian in critical condition. another boy was shot in the arm he is in stable condition. police have not made arrests and have not said if the shootings are connected. >> customers have until thursday to claim refunds for

unauthorized messages. they have to pay $100 million for cramming and billing for texts likepes. abc mary bruce is in washington with tips to save you on holiday deals. >> reporter: retailers are slashing prices eager to sell offry. >> 7 to shoppers will be hitting the stores. >> reporter: retailers will be selling winter clothes, like macy's winter coats are 350 to 60% off.

designer clothes better average 49% off. it's a good time to stock up for next year. holiday swag steep discounts. gift cards reaching a 23450 peak a whopping $130 billion, now is a good time to cash in. >> we found gift cards are one of the most popular gifts. you don't have to pick a gift that's perfect. it gives the resip -- recipient the freedom to pick whatever they want. >> that was mary bruce reporting. >> "action news" is staying on top of the developing story this sunday morning. tornados striking in the dallas area. there are deaths reported and damage is severe. new from the overnight, a tractor-trailer and car collide in montgomery county. news of a tour bus crashing in

san francisco. details coming in on what caused the wreck. >> reporter: a warm front moving in this afternoon that means another day full of record-high temperatures. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> welcome back on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera at north broad street. you can see it is foggy out there. we are looking at breaking another record today as far as

our temperatures go, kind of a mixed bag. >> like the movie groundhog day, it's the same thing every single day. you wake up to fog and clouds, by afternoon we get temperatures into the 60s and 70s. let's get you back outdoors and show you what's going on. there you go, atlantic city, your guess is as good as mine. that's the view in atlantic city. you get the idea the fog has settled in pretty thickly across the area. visibility has been reduced to less than a half mile across a large portion of the viewing area. drive slowly and take it easy on the roads. the fog will lift around 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. from that point on we'll go combination of sun and clouds, or more clouds than sun. temperature, 50 degrees. disappoint, 48. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour.

right now we're seeing a visibility of half mile for philadelphia and wilmington. .3 in trenton. reading, 1.5 and millville, 3. along with the lousy visibilities we're seeing warmer temperatures. 53 in wilmington. trenton, 52. dover, once the warm front crosses the area, all the moisture heads north along with it. the skies will open up a little bit later this afternoon. satellite and radar, the warm front is sitting right about like this, and again, the idea is for this front to be lifting to the north during the course of the day. it is somewhat chilly up here right now. as the warm front lifts to new england, the milder temperatures start to take over here, we get into monday, the warm front returns through the area in the form of a cold front.

what's happening the front keeps going like this over the next several days. big storm system heading out of dallas. if you watched the sun bowl in he will el paso, texas. they had blizzard conditions across western texas. that heads to the north tonight and tomorrow. heavy snow flies across the western great lakes and the heartland. heavy rain for the tennessee and ohio valley. for us it will be rain. as it matches in here, temperatures could be cold enough across the lehigh valley it could start out as a mixed bag, sleet before going over to rain. the front lifts in the form of a warm front and drops into a cold front. we'll have showers and thunder overnight this evening. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, combination of sun and clouds, the clouds lower and thicken. tuesday morning, there's the mixed precipitation for the lehigh valley.

it will be sleet and ice pellets. you can see the 40s for south jersey and delaware, close to the freezing mark north and west, again this is the first thing tuesday morning. tuesday afternoon all the warm air floods the area and everybody changes over to plain rain. 69 diaz that's a record high. clouds and sun, showers developing late. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies, after a few evening showers, winds out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, final going to feel like december once we get past today. a chilly 46 tomorrow. rain developing at night, starting out as sleet. tuesday, periods of rain, a soggy miserable day. 58 degrees, wednesday, rain, 62. wednesday evening wednesday night miserable. thursday, new year's eve, 355. friday and saturday, cooling off with the temperatures in the low 40s. >> nasa has released a new picture of one of saturn's moon

taken by cassini flying by the moon. it will end its mission in 2017. >> very little think an

arsonist set a mosque in houston on fire. it happened on christmas. it appears the fire started in more than one spot.

the fire heavily damaged the mosque and neighboring pharmacy. a 55-year-old woman is ded after accidently shot by chicago police yesterday. it started when officers were called out to a domestic disturbance involving a 19-year-old college student. police say the responding officers were confronted by the combative subject. relatives say jones who lived downstairs for him was a mother of five and hosted a family for christmas. the department extended their deepest condolences. rahm emanuel said anytime afternoon officer uses force, there are calls for the circumstances. we all grieve the loss of life. a site seeing bus in

san francisco was hit by an suv. seven people on the bus were treated for minor injuries. another person was treated at the scene. the driver of the suv was cited for making an improper lane change. a family from wisconsin received a christmas gift of a lifetime. a new home. a few days ago the fire destroyed the home the family rented with their three children. she was months away from buying the home. the safire destroyed everything. so the city along with several organizations came together to purchase another for berks and her family they charged her one dollar for the house keys. >> to see everybody coming together to help is wonderful. >> you will receive this house for one dollar. >> shell receive $20,000 for renovations into the home. it will be ready for them to move in in february.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 sunday morning. time for the travel forecast. we'll start out with satellite 6 and radar. as you travel into the ohio valley we have a period of rain swifting marching through. we'll zoom into the south across the lonestar state of texas. this area it was a nightmare of severe weather, you can see all the lightens strikes taken in 15 minute increments. we have snowstorms across the panhandle of texas where they will pick up 6 to 18 inches of snow.

all this is lifting to the north. some of the major hubs will be affected later on. snowfall totals, tuesday, heavy batch, this is monday, tuesday this lifts into new england, places like maine, vermont, new hampshire will get 18 to a foot of snow. it will be the corn belt through texas that will see this today. the weather is starting to effect some of the areas. boston, raining 45 degrees. chicago, colder, 37. quiet in or handle doe and atlanta -- orlando and temperatures in the 60s. local shop owners have had their gifts on display at love park since thanksgiving. you can grab a sweet treat and check out the light display anytime between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. the eagles won't be going to the playoffs.

and the sixers do something they have not done all season. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: it's the nightmare after christmas. in a do or die game all the eagles had to do was win a game at home and beat the redskins team that was 1-5 on the road. they have zero wins against winning teams. it slips away from the eagles and their playoff hopes done. the eagles trying to give fans an awesome christmas present. ryan matthews, demarco murray makes it 7-0. redskins answer. eagles fall behind 13-7. eagles can take the league, sam bradford to nelson agular drops the ball. kurt cousins one of the four

touchdowns, eagles down 13. they have life in the third, demarco murray remember him? touchdown they are back within 6. next possession they can take the lead, but murray drops the ball scooped up and returned. wow, ballgame, the redskins close the division at the linc. the eagles lose 38-24. they mills the playoffs for the 4th time in five years. here the eagles after this tough loss. >> we continue to shoot yourselves in the foot, the same things we were doing in week one and week two we're continuing to do and good football teams don't make the mistakes we make on a weekly basis. >> [ no audio inaudible. >> eagles eliminated from

playoff contention their next game against the giants is meaningless. sixers off to the worst start in nba history. okafor out with a sore right knee. sixers last night, smith joins the team on the court. nerlens noel picks up 14 after one. holmes feeling right at home before leave winning an injury. murray just three, sixers, you're not going to believe it, they win 111-104. it is their first victory on the road since last march. let's go flyers chance, flyers in anaheim later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day.

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fog advisory. be careful as you head out this morning. many are returning home from their holiday getaways today. a fire truck and car collide in wilmington. >> eagles fans are not happy this morning. the birds bounced from playoff contention on their home field. >> it is now 6:30 kind of a brutal day isn't it?

>> reporter: we can't catch a break, the eagles lose, the weather has been losing. there's the view we'll get you outside, we're looking live at penns landing. the only good news is temperatures will be well up into the 60s again today. we're talking about record highs. otherwise that's what it looks like out there right now. take your time, maybe put that second pot of coffee and just kind of relax. the visibility is reduced. less than a quarter mile in parts of the area. it is making it very difficult out there. temperatures are mild, 50 degrees, the normal high for this time of the year which occurs around 3:00, 4:00 is 42. millville ten better than that. sea aisle city, 52 degrees. it will get warmer, you see this red squiggly line here. it's 65 degrees already in charleston and pittsburgh.

all that warmer air is punching north over the next several hours. accuweather says mostly cloudy after morning fog. you'll see sunshine, it will be a warm day high of 68 degrees, that will shatter the record of 64 which was set back in 1949. looks like another nice day temperatures wise, sun sets 4:43. you get the idea going hour by hour, limited sunshine. the warmer we'll be the higher the number gets. we'll have sleet in parts of the area tomorrow, when i come back i'll talk about that and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> eagles fans are dejected after eagles loss at the linc. desean jackson and the redskins

are the grinch. washington officially eliminated the eagles from playoff contention. birds faithful expressed their frustration after the game. >> this is the worst grace of eagles football i've seen in years. chip kelly has to go. >> execution is how you win games. they have to play with more heart, no passion. we have no leader. >> they ended their playoff chances. we're done time to go home. maybe next year. >> you see it there, the lights went out during the post game press conference. he said it was an omen. eagles season finale is in new york against the giants. this is the second straight year with a late season meltdown costing them a playoff berth.

police are investigating a crash at easton and county line. the driver of the car broadsided a tractor-trailer. the car flipped around and hit a tractor-trailer a second time. two people inside the car were trapped. authorities say one of them was pronounced at the scene. another was taken to abington memorial hospital with serious injuries. the victims have not been identified. police are trying to determine who was at fault. new overnight, a wilmington fire truck was involved in a crash on the way back from a call. it -- the car made an illegal turn and hit the truck around 11:00. the death toll rose to 8 in texas where tornados unleashed it's if fury. >> it was another round of brutal weather around the christmas rush. there's another weather threat

brewing. >> reporter: tornado strike in the dallas area, police and fire units scramble to do search and rescue. >> everything is gone over here, downstairs. >> reporter: homes destroyed by a storm that menaced communities. in bam -- bam -- alabama this is a christmas many will not forget. >> reporter: a quiet christmas at home suddenly became a fight for survival. the holiday temperatures were treacherously pleasant creating ideal conditions for storms and tornados. the high winds drove torrential rains that caused flooding across alabama. the surging waters ripped a boathouse and sent it

downstream. a major winter storm is about to strike this central u.s. with the greatest threat of severe weather over parts of texas. my monday morning expect ice and freezing rain to cause travel trouble. for now storm victims are clinging to the christmas spirit. >> the sun is shining maybe this is the beginning of something better. >> reporter: which you can severson, abc news, new york. >> breaking news out of mowment mowment -- mount laurel, new jersey. crews were called out from can't berry road where flames were shooting out of a vacant house. no word on any injuries or what sparked the fire. this home apparently had an issue with squatters there's an active gas leak. crews are on the way to shut off

the gas. just a reminder if you see news happening and you're in a safe place to take pictures or video, send them to us using the #6abc action. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on the wildfire burning along the california scenic pacific coast highway in ventura county. the fire is 60% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted on many sure surrounding homes. high wind gusts may have brought down power lines sparking the blaze. santa claus gave out many drones for christmas. federal government has inundated with requests of people registering their drones. it is required that you register them before flying. you can register it for free until january 20 account. january 20th. after that it will cost $5.

>> trish hartman that is a christmas story. >> reporter: for kayla, this is her christmas. >> my dawrls -- my daughters didn't want anything until after christmas. >> many blocked the doors, pandora was packed, too, people crammed in the store free charm give away or make exchangeses. according to the national retail federation, two-thirds of consumers said they planned to shop the sales after christmas either in stores or online. >> were i able to find deals? >> i did. >> not everyone got what they wanted, we saw a customer come in completing his christmas wish

list purchasing the hover board. >> reporter: when 12-year-old didn't find one under his tree, he used his powers of persuasion on his mom. >> they didn't want to by it, but today she bought it. >> reporter: these two-year-old twins enjoyed a tasty reward. >> their aunt gave them a trip to build a bear for christmas. we were here for that. >> reporter: from an doesn't care about the deals, just about spending time with her granddaughters. >> it is about the food. we're going out for lunch and that's their favorite thing to do. >> reporting in cherry hill, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> all about the food. i like that. >> there were many popular gifts this year, there's a reason to hold off opening that one tech gift you're not sure about. >> dancing, the show using

moves to celebrate chinese art is coming to philadelphia. >> children in need, celebrated by the salvation army of philadelphia. katherine scott will be along with that story. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look, it's hard to say what it is, i believe it's penns landing. all the fog out there, take your time as you head out. chris sowers will be back to telts when the fog -- tell us when the fog will lift.

>> breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey, fire crews on the scene of this fire in mount laurel the 100 block of cantabury road. this was a vacant home that had an issue with squatters. there's a gas leak here, crews are shutting off the gas. this fire broke out at 5:30 a.m. you can see smoke and flames right there. fire crews on the scene. mount laurel, new jersey. breaking news, the action cam is live we'll continue to follow the breaking news story for you. >> sky6 live hd taking live look for us right now at all the fog out there, you can see the lights on the cars. that's the temple camera i think it is trying to look into center

city. you can't see hardly anything in the picture right now. >> dense fog and high temperatures once again. >> reporter: you would never know it was december. let's get you outside and show you the view here. the visibility is lousy. less than half mile in philadelphia. the surrounding suburbs are enjoying the same thing. double scan live, we don't have any moisture, this is mainly cloudy cover and fog. the radars will light up this evening, as a cold front slips through. in one or two areas you could see a quick-hitting thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening hours as the numbers skyrocket into the upper 60s and low 70s. right now, 51, not too shabby. the normal is 41 degrees. winds shifting out of the west/southwest. dense fog advisory remain in effect for visibilities reduced to less than a quarter mile.

we're down to a mile in philadelphia. .3 in trenton. 3 for mill, 1.3 in allentown. 45 degrees in the mountains. millville, 52. dover and sea isle city, 52. wilmington, 50. a little bit cooler across the far northwestern suburbs, lancaster and reading checking in at 48 degrees. the fog is ahead of the front once the front lifts through, the skies open up a little bit, the sun peaks through that allows the temperatures to get into the upper 60s and low 70s. look at the numbers across the western portions of the mid atlantic. pittsburgh, 65. charleston 65. the high temperature for both of those places is around 36, 37 degrees. we're nearly 30 degrees above average across that part of the area. satellite and radar, the shield of moisture lifting to the north. look at how far north the rain/snow line is.

this is trenton and quebec up here. it is farther north than those towns in the southern provinces of canada. it's unusual to see this kind of of stuff at this time of year. it's been that way for several weeks. temperatures upper 60s, low 70s. 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 67 or 68 degrees. we get into the evening hours, here comes the cold front then slipping through. we could get this broken line of showers, a quick-hitting downpour and thunder. the temperatures fall off behind the front. monday morning, we start out with sunshine, clouds on the increase again, monday night into tuesday here comes the next round of rain. the only difference this time around, temperatures are colder, north and west we're in the mid 30s. that's cold enough to start it off as mixed precipitation. you could be dealing with sleet in places like allentown and

reading tuesday morning before going over to rain. tuesday is a washout. wednesday looks miserable, as well. day planner today, a little bit of sunshine, lunchtime, 64. 2378, 67, shooting for a high of 68 degrees. western suburbs in the 60s, as well. reading, 67. limited sunshine, be on the look out for showers, maybe a quick-hitting thunderstorm late in the day, nothing strong or severe, just a couple of rumbles of thunder. dover, 57 degrees. allentown, 42. cape may and the boards in atlantic city, 44. tomorrow is a colder day coming off today's record high near 70. tomorrow, 46. rain developing at night. tuesday, periods of rain, wednesday more rain, maybe we start out with a little dry period wednesday morning, but by

afternoon it's raining heavily. new year's eve looks good, 535 mostly cloudy, from that point on we'll get a break in the rain. we'll see three, four, five days in a row with no rain, which should be nice. >> take "action news" and 6abc.com with you, if you have a mobile device load them up with the storm tracker 6 live and news apps at google play stores 6abc.com/app. many are showing off their tech toys on christmas. many are second thoughts on opening their gadgets. >> reporter: if santa placed tech presents under the tree there are things to consider. before using the internet on a smart phone or laptop go to the settings privacy options. >> you can enable any row --

restrictions that will make you feel comfortable giving it to your son or daughter. >> reporter: if that gift is not a perfect fit don't worry. >> make sure you have a receipt. don't take it out of the box if you're not going to use it, because that's generally a no, no, when it comes to the returns next day. >> reporter: retailers charge stocking fees for electronics that have been opened. >> the season of returns begins. we'll be right back.

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for departure. they were told to evacuate after seeing smoke on the plane. the sparks were coming from a generator providing electricity to the jet while it was still on the tarmac. >> our crime fighters series relies on tips from you, that helps families get justice. we have two cases demonstrating just that. rick williams explains. >> reporter: a germantown serial rapist is behind bars thanks to an anonymous tip call to the citizens crime commission. >> numerous calls came in, three hits were obtained during the calls. >> reporter: those tips led to the arrest and conviction of 25-year-old antwan brown. in october he pled no contest to raping four underage girls in separate instances. he was seen on surveillance video riding a bike around before the attack. he faces a possible 320 years in prison when he is sentenced.

another tip led to two arrests in connection with a violent home invasion in chester county. 27-year-old zachary hales and john reeves are waiting trial for the attack of a korean war veteran. they stole cash and items and they fled in hails car. the citizens crime commission said there are two reasons why the anonymous system works. >> it works because we don't ask who they are. number two the money. if that's what it takes to be called we don't care, as long as we get the pepper trairpts off the street -- perpetrators over the street. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

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greater philadelphia helped families in need again this christmas. katherine scott was in wynnfield highlights as children picked up something special before santa arrived. >> reporter: she spotted a baby doll, soon it was in her arms. she picked out toys at the salvation army for her and her 5-year-old brother. it's been difficult to make ends meet. >> usually we can scrounge up the money to get the kids something, this year it wasn't happening. for the purpose of the first time she applied to be part of the toy give away from the salvation from greater philadelphia. once again is helping thousands of families celebrate christmas. all of the participants have preregistered. >> we don't want any child in

the community to go without christmas presents. >> reporter: this year more than 18,000 gifts were donated from football to baby dolls. basketballs to books. families are matched with volunteers as they pick out several gifts each for children 12 and under to assure the bottoms of the trees are not empty. >> you look at christmas, it's christmas, yeah, happy times, but for the adults i stressful. >> it's a situation that we have so many people that can be generous and can share. in the same community not so far away are people who need help. >> it's just like truly a god send, it saved our christmas. >> this is a blessing for me. in wynnfield heights, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> when "action news" comes back we'll go back to our breaking news, a house fire in mount laurel, new jersey. we're there with new video and new information. >> dense fog advisory is in

effect, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking that and showers. >> 6abc loves the arts celebrates china through dance when "action news" continues sunday morning.

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or coach well enough to win a football like that. >> desean jackson celebrates sticking the dagger in the eagles playoff game. "action news" has candor from the locker room. >> tornados touchdown in the dallas area leaving behind death and destruction. >> a dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of our area. you can see how thick it is, as sky6 live hd takes a live look right now. and showers are moving our way later today. but we begin with breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey, this morning. the action cam is on the scene. crews are on the scene of a house fire on the 100 block of canterbury road. fire crews arrived around 5:30, they were forced to call a neighboring fire department to help fight the blaze. no word on injuries or what sparked the fire. we have still pictus