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 pictures to show

you from our "action news" viewers. there is an active gas leak happening right now, crews are on the way to shut off the gas. no evacuations of nearby homes so far. and this is video that the action cam got earlier this morning, this is the 100 block of canterbury road in mount laurel, new jersey, just a reminder if you see news happening and you're in a safe place to send pictures or video use #6abc action. mount laurel, new jersey, a vacant house fire right now. we'll have more on the developing and breaking story as the new cast goes on. >> let's go outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. having to deal with fog. >> reporter: looking over city avenue. it's difficult to see down the street. the roads are damp, it is misting out here, visibility is reduced to less than a mile in parts of the area. take it easy on the roads this morning, this will lift, but it

will take time. dense fog add viery remains in effect until 10:00 a.m. expect delays poor visibility, a couple of safety reminders drive slowly and keep the beams on low. 1.5 in philadelphia. that's come up a half mile. trenton a half mile. allentown arc half mile. poconos .8 of a mile. everybody else close to two miles this morning. all the numbers are improved over the last half-hour or so. temperatures across the mid atlantic you can see the mild stuff to the west, pittsburgh, 66 degrees, charleston, west virginia, 65. roanoke, 64. richmond, 56. that red line that's a warm front that will sneak through over the next several hours. the winds shift out of the south and temperatures skyrocket as the skies begin to open up a little bit and we start to see sunshine. call from accuweather today, not feeling like the end of december.

69 degrees today that will be good enough to shatter the old record high of 64 set in 1949. mostly cloudy conditions, limited sunshine and a few showers are expected to develop late in the day, probably after 5:00, 6:00 p.m. in the evening hours. record high expected this afternoon, there are several rain chance in the seven day accuweather forecast. monday into tuesday we could get mixed precipitation in the far western suburbs and northern suburbs, we could have sleet. we'll have colder weather marching in here by week's end. details coming up in about ten minutes. >> developing this morning, death and destruction in texas, 8 people are dead after tornado swept through the dallas area in 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. the twisters caused widespread destruction. one caught on camera. homes reduced to rubble. two churches were obliterated. one woman home with the kids said she heard a noise she never heard before. >> the kids are screaming at me, mom are you okay. i said that's all right. all the glass was like you could just hear it crack crack all over the place. >> now, severe weather lab sweeping across the south since -- has been sweeping across the south since wednesday. two dozens people have been killed. "good morning america" weekend has more on the severe weather coming up at 8:00 a.m. after "action news." >> the eagles had their playoff hopes crushed right in front of their fans at the linc. desean jackson and the skins

beat up on the birds 38-24. that cause the eagles a -- cost the eagles a playoff berth and gave the redskins the nf cravment -- nfc east crown. kurt cousins racked up a season's best 365 yards in passing. the eagles missed pass to cutters. >> i did nothing but great things in this community. they can be no better way to get a win for the second year in a row. >> after a tough night in a disappointing season. >> reporter: over and overrated. the eagles season end with a

lackluster performance against washington, we've been fooling ourselves, this seem is not that -- this team is not that good. >> 6-9. >> that's the truth, we're there and that's our record. >> this is frustrating, this is not what we expected or wanted, but initially you'll get exposed if you're not good enough and you don't play well. >> we look at every guy in the locker room, we have guys, we have talent, guys that can play, but for whatever reason as a cohesive unit we are not that good. >> reporter: chip kelly is in the fans' cross hairs. they are not happy with him. he said he is not worried about his job. >> not making the playoffs, how much responsibility do you put it on your shoulders? >> 100%. it's the same thing i said a

year ago, it's unacceptable. it is 100% on my shoulders. chip kelly general manager playoff a block buster post season or chip kelly the head coach may not survive the 2016 season. ducis rogers. >> is as we talked to the eagles fans as they left the link, you can imagine they were straight to the point. >> new this morning police say an out-of-control driver smashed into a porch in a row home in camden and tried to take off. it happened at south 9th street at 1:00 a.m. you can see the gaping hole left in the front stoop. the resident said she heard a screech and came running downstairs that's when she witnessed the female driver take off. >> she was trying to getaway, but i had an old tv sitting in front of my 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 ran to the home a few blocks away, the family called 911 and was taken to cooper university hospital with injuries. police caught up with her there. charges are pending. all five people living inside the home were not injured. new overnight, philadelphia police are working two shooting scenes a half block apart in overbrook. a 15-year-old boy was shot on the 5700 block of leads street. the 911 calls came in around 11:50. he was rushed to penn presbyterian in critical condition. a 24-year-old man was shot in the arm on the 6700 block of lebanon avenue. he is stable at penn presbyterian. police have not made an arrest or said the shootings are connected. >> time is running out for customers to get money back from verizon or sprinter to claim refunds for unauthorized third party messages.

both companies agreed to pay $158 million for cramming for texts in sports scores and horoscopes. >> you don't want to leave that money on the table. >> 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. and more new video, this one of a tour bus crash in san francisco. details coming in on what caused the wreck. >> reporter: eva we'll go from record highs this afternoon to the possibility of sleet for some on tuesday morning. right now looks like the lehigh valley and the poconos. i'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this >> you almost laughed because

it was like what are we looking at this morning. this is a live picture the

camera is looking at center city. that's fog, it's kind of hard to see this morning until the fog burns off. [laughter]. >> reporter: we need another word, that's why you don't put the beams on high, it makes it worse. let's get you outside and show you what's going on again, there's another view. looking from the temple university camera. i can just make out the "t" on the building. some areas we're seeing improvements, opener areas not much afternoon improvement. we'll see this until the warm front pushes through. once the warm front pushes through that's when the all the fog lifts. we'll see sunshine in the afternoon, hoping for sunshine, skies have been gray for the past two weeks. 51 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 49. winds out of the west/southwest.

national weather service continues the dense fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. for the entire viewing area. lehigh valley, poconos, visibility reduced to less than a quarter mile. we're seeing 1 1/2 for philadelphia and reading. half mile in allentown and trenton. .8 for the poconos and millville is down to a mile and a half as well. 52 in millville. philadelphia, 51. dover, 52. sea isle city, 52 degrees as well. all the heavier rains are out to the west. we're seeing a little bit of mixed precipitation and snow, but you have to go up here to the north. you have to cross the border and get into canada and pick up any wintry precipitation. just to give an idea how far the warm air is traveling. we have a huge snowstorm for texas and oklahoma and kansas

the blizzard conditions setting up they are expecting snow five to ten feet. this will charge north and push into the great lake states. the snow will fly across the western great lakes, duluth, green bay, they will get walloped with 12 to 18 inches of snow. we could have cold air sneaking in on the eastern side of the appalachian mountains. dams up against the mountains and gets trapped. that's why there's the possibility of sleet tuesday morning with this ee -- event. temperatures this afternoon we'll see clearing conditions, limited sunshine expected, showers, and quick-hitting thunderstorm late in the day. 7:30. that's the cold front, once that pushes through, the temperatures drop off. by 7:00 we're down into the 30s across the area. by arched clouds thicken and

here comes more rain, wintry precipitation north and west, that's in the form of sleet or ice pellets with the snow being up across upstate new york. we're not anticipating much of a an accumulation out of this. there could be slick spots tuesday morning in the lehigh valley and poconos. lehigh valley, 66 degrees, that's a record high. mostly cloudy for allentown and atlantic city and the shorepoints, mostly cloudy scns, breezy -- conditions, breezy. temperatures in the upper 60s and close to 70. philadelphia, clouds, limited sun, showers developing late. even e -- and cooling off overnight. 36 degrees outlying suburbs, 41 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 tomorrow, chilly with rain developing at night. it could start off as a period of sleet north and west, tuesday it is raining, wednesday it is

raining. thursday, we clear, 355. it will feel like december, at that point, but we're moving into january. those temperatures are above average again for january standards. >> we're following breaking news, firefighters in burlington county as you can see they are battling a house fire in mount laurel. criewz were called to the -- crews were called to the 100 block of can't -- canterbury road. the house is vacant. it had recent problems with squatters in the home. currently, though, there is an active gas leak there, they are waiting for public service electric and gas to come and turn over the electric and gas in the area. they had to call the neighboring fire department to assist with the flames. they are putting out the fire. you can see the smoke coming up off the house at this hour. we'll continue to follow the

story and bring you the latest on air and online, if you have pictures of breaking news as it happens send it to us, #6abc action we'll have the latest on the story coming up at 7:30.

>> investigators think an arsonist set a mosque in houston on fire and it happened on christmas. firefighters say it seemed suspicious because it appears the fire started from more than one spot. the fire heavily damaged the mosque an neighboring pharmacy. a site seeing bus in san francisco was hit by an suv. the driver of the suv made a sudden turn crash into the front of the double decker bus. seven people on the bus were treated for minor injuries at a local hospital. another person treated at the scene. the driver of the suv was cited for making an improper lane

change. "healthcheck," the birth for twins hit an all time high. the birth rate for triplets and quadruplets is down. in 1980 only one in every 53 babies was a twin. according to experts more women are waiting to have babies and mother in their 30s are likely to have twins, fertility drugs and procedures like in vitro raise the chances of multiple births. fire destroyed a home of a woman who was months away from buying the home. the city along with several local organizations came together to purchase another home for the family. they charged her one dollar for the house key. >> to see everybody coming

together to help is wonderful. >> shell -- she'll receive $20,000 to do renovations to the home. they will be ready to move in in february.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:23 sunday morning, trial for the travel forecast. we're seeing all green planes which means all the flights are on time. some of them will turn yellow with the fog as thick as it is especially at philadelphia international. heavy rains to the west and south across the great plains, dallas, the lonestar state of

texas, it's snow. here's what's going on across the country. right in through here, the circle is all winter storm wingers. this one here is flood warnings. this right here is the tornado threat today. we have and blizzard conditions setting up here, if you're traveling across the heartland of the nation from chicago to saint louis, oklahoma city getting into the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. check in were character there will be delays, a lot of violent weather is expected this afternoon. temperatures are pretty chilly up here across the new england states, vermont new hampshire and maine. watch the warmth starting to build to the south and the cold to the west, we've got 60s and 70s across the carolinas and georgia and florida. they goat up to 80 degrees and we get in the single digits across the plains. a lot of crazy weather going on across the lower 48 this morning. >> philadelphia's christmas village is getting ready to wrap

things up today. today is the last day of the 2015 holiday season. local shop owners had their gifts on display since thanksgiving. visit the vendors and grab a sweet treat and check out the light display between 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the eagles will not be going on to the playoffs and the sixers have done something they have not done all season. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: it is 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. desean jackson have zero wins against winning teams, instead it slips away from the eagles and their playoff hopes done. the eagles trying to give eagles fans an awesome christmas present last night. they come out on fire, ryan matthews starting for demarco murray making it 7-0.

redskins answer. eagles fell behind 13-7. eagles can take the lead in the second. sam bradford for nelson agular drops the ball. eagles have the highest drop percentage in the nfl. kurt cousins one of the four touchdowns. eagles 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 miss the playoffs for the 4th time in five years. here are the eagles of a this tough loss. [ no audio ]. >> we continue to shoot ourselves in the in the foot. same things we were doing in

week one and week two we're continuing to do, good football teams don't make the mistakes we make on a weekly basis. >> we put yourselves in terrible -- ourselves in terrible situations. there's great talent in the locker room. >> reporter: eagles eliminated from playoff contention their game next sunday against the giants is meaningless. moving on to basketball. the sixers off to the worst start in nba history. they are without their best player, okafor. mike anthony is on the sidelines. nerlens noel we'll take it, 14. holmes feeling at home before leaving with an injury. marshall buried three. sixers, you're not going to

believe it, 111-104. their first win on the road since last march. 0-18 on the road this season. they get the win. let's go flyers chance, flyers in anaheim later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> 7:28 right now. next on "action news," we'll go back to our breaking news, an update on the gas leak and the fire burning in a vacant home in mount laurel, new jersey. we'll be right back. we are waking up to a dense

fog advisory. this is philadelphia international airport, hard to tell, right? we called, but there are no flight delays right now. be safely and check the airport and call ahead. many folks are returning home from their holiday getaways today. the birds bounced from playoff contention here on their home field. many fans not happy about that. >> breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey, this is the house fire you can see smoke billowing from the home. crews on the scene right now. this started at 530:00. this is a vacant home that had issues with squatters. there's an active gas leak. crews are on the scene trying to get the gas shut off. this is mount barrel, new jersey, one -- mount laurel, new

jersey, the 100 block of canterbury. we've been watching it for the past hour now. you can see smoke billowing from the scene. mowbt -- mount laurel, new jersey, a vacant house fire. >> we are learning that the gas has been shut off on the scene now. >> 7:30 let's go outside to the meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: chris, dense fog advisory in place right now. >> reporter: it's very mild right now, it's difficult to see down the street, as the visibility has been reduced to less than a mile. let's flip it over to the numbers, visibility 1.5 in philadelphia. allentown half mile. trenton, a half mile. millville.8. wilmington an lancaster, 1.7. reading 1.5. you goyou get the idea it will a slow go this morning. visibility is making things

difficult. the roads are wet, it's misting out here. it's a miserable start to your sunday. good news as you see the precipitation shield on satellite and radar. that is lifting to the north. we have a warm front in the process of pushing through. this morning fog will give way to afternoon sunshine that will get us into the upper 60s today which will be another record high. this will be 4 or 5 out of the past 7 days where we've seen high temperatures in record territory. to give you some prospective, the normal high is 42 degrees. the record on this date is 64. we're forecasting 69 that's five degrees above average and nearly 30 degrees above normal for this time of the year. the all time record high is 73 set on december 5, 1998 which was an el nino year similar to what we're seeing right now. you can see we're getting into a rare territory here. it is not often that we see

temperatures 30 degrees or close to 30 degrees above average. it will feel nice and warm by afternoon. here's how it will play out hour by hour. lunch thyme, 64 degrees. limited sunshine. 2:00 p.m., 67. 4:00 p.m., 67, clouds and sun, forecasting a high of 69. the odd thing once we get past a day of record highs. it could turn cold in parts of the area, see wintry precipitation monday night into tuesday morning. the far northwestern suburbs the lehigh valley and the poconos has a shot of seeing sleet and freezing rain. that could make things difficult traveling-wise for tuesday morning. we'll talk about that when i see you in just a few minutes. >> chris, thank you. eagles fans are dejected after they watched their team's playoff hopes vanish at the linc. desean jackson and the washington redskins played the grinch they left south philadelphia with the nfc east title. eagles fans are saying maybe next season.

washington ran away 38-24 officially eliminating the eagles. birds fans expressed their frustration. >> worst disgrace of eagles football i've seen in years. i think chip kelly needs to go. >> execution is how you win games. a lot of players dropping the football. they have to play with heart and passion. we have no leader. >> it's tough when you're an eagles fans [ no audio ]. >> end of the playoff chance. >> we're done, time to go home, maybe next year. >> the lights briefly went out during coach chip kelly's press game conference, he said it was an 0men. the season finale is next week in new york. >> new this morning, montgomery county police are investigating a fatal overnight crash involving a tractor-trailer near

easton road and county line road in horsham. the driver of the car broadsided the tractor-trailer. the car flipped around and hit the tractor-trailer a second time. two people inside the car were trapped. one was pronounced at the scene. the other was taken to abington memorial hospital with serious injuries. the victims were not 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. the truck hit the car at 11:30 last night. there were no injuries. the death toll rose to 8 in texas. >> twisters touched down in dallas, another round of brutal severe weather around the christmas rush. now there's another weather threat brewing. which you can severson has more

on that -- chuck severson has more on that. >> reporter: police and fire units scramble to do search and rescue. homes destroyed by a storm that menaced communities. in alabama, the day after christmas this santa's eye view shows the aftermath of a holiday hard to forget. >> we were in the house having a good time laughing and joking about memories about our family through the years. >> reporter: a quiet christmas at home became a fight for survival. >> somebody said tornado get down. the lights went out. >> reporter: the holiday temperatures have been pleasanter creating ideal conditions for storms and tornados. >> we went into our room. >> reporter: the high wind drove torrential rains that caused flooding across alabama. the surging currents ripped this boathouse from it's moorings and

sent it bobbing downstream. a major winter storm is about to strike the central u.s., by monday morning expect eisen freezing rain to cause -- eisen eisen -- ice, and freezing rain. >> maybe this is the beginning of something better. chuck severson, abc news new york. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on a wildfire burning along california scenic pacific coast highway. flames can be seen along the stretch of the highway in ventura county. the fire is 60% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted on many surrounding homes. high windy gusts may have downed power lines sparking the blaze on friday. >> santa claus gave out plenty of drones for christmas. officials with the federal government said they have inundated with people

registering the drones. it is required that all drone owners to register them before flying them. you can register it for free until january 20th. after that it will cost you $5. >> popular gift. there's still much more to come on "action news" sunday. >> dancing through time, the world tour using movement and arts to celebrate chinese culture coming to philadelphia. >> live look at cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> back to our breaking news in mount laurel, new jersey. you can see crews on the scene of the vacant house fire in mount laurel. this is the 100 block of canterbury road. this was an active gas leak at the scene. we understand the gas has been shut off. you can see white smoke billowing from the house fire right now. we understand squatters have been a problem at the house. no injuries have been reported. we've been following this at 6:30 this morning, we understand the blaze broke out at 5:30. neighboring fire crews had to be called in to fight the blaze. fire crews on the scene of the 100 block of canterbury road in mount laurel, new jersey. >> you can hardly see. it's miserable and warm.

if it's cold it's miserable and miserable. they are telling me in my ear we're about to see city hall. that's what we're dealing with right now, the fog is as thick as pea soup. you can't see a thing. this will be the trend over the next several hours. national weather service continues the dense fog advisory through 10:00 a.m. if you're traveling over the next couple of hours take it easy out here. if you can see here, you can't see, the fog is thick. double scan live crystal clear, we are picking up missing across the delaware valley. 51 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 49. winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising. 1.7 in wilmington. .8 in philadelphia. half mile for trenton and allentown and the poconos .8, as well. here's good news, the wind speeds are starting to increase

out of the south. this is good news because it gets the atmosphere going. it gets it mixed up, that fog should lift once the winds get above 10 miles per hour. hopefully this is a sign in the right direction we know we get the fog out of here. millville, 50. dover, 54. cooler to the northwest, northwestern suburbs in the 40s. trenton, 48. allentown, 46. poconos you're not making snow with that, 46 degrees, although it will turn sharply colder by the end of the forecast. sea isle 53. atlantic city 56. there's a warm front draped across the keystone state once that punches through temperatures get into the 60s and 70s. if you're traveling to some of the major hubs, atlanta is in the clear. chicago, has rain developing later on.

houston, new orleans will see heavy rains or snows on the back edge of this. look at the temperature contrast, we go from single digits below zero to temperatures in the 70s and 80s this afternoon across the gulf coast states. it is that collision in air masses that creates the weather that creates the big storm systems. dallas 46 that number will be dropping this afternoon. blizzard conditions setting up through here, flooding rains along the line cincinnati to chicago. check out the locations if you're flying out. future tracker 6 by 1:00 p.m. back home we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds, here come the numbers, 60s and 70s starting to show up. the cold front slips through 6:00 p.m. the numbers pull back him we'll see showers and spring-like thunderstorms, breefer, but not too -- brief, will you not too terribly strong. we get into monday, we'll start

out with sunshine, the clouds lower and thicken quickly. monday night into tuesday, we could see sleet or freezing rain well north and west, it's a cold rain for everybody else, that sets up a miserable tuesday and more rain for wednesday. day planner, 64 degrees by lunchtime. limited sunshine. 2:00 p.m., 67, 68 degrees give or take. that's the high today, 68. clouds and sun, evening hours, otherwise it's mainly dry. lancaster, 68. allentown, 66. philadelphia, millville, 69. a few 70s for dover and atlantic city. temperatures will go on a rollercoaster ride, very warm today, chilly tomorrow, high in philadelphia, 46 north and west, more like 43 or 44. period of rain for tuesday, 58. wednesday is mild again with more rain, 62. friday and saturday, we see a pattern change with highs in the 40s which is where we should be

for this time of the year. >> take "action news" and 6abc.com wherever you go, if you have a mobile device load them up. they are available at the apple and google play store links at 6abc.com/app. holidays are a wonderful time of year for many, but it can be stressful for kids dealing with and you say activism. in kids health matters experts offer tips to ease the stress. here's tamala edwards. >> >> reporter: the lights, the sounds, the foods, the holidays are exciting enough for children, but for those on the autism spectrum they can challenging. many children have difficult with changes in their daily routine that the holidays bring and then there are the intense experiences around them. >> there will be more lights and louder music and more smells like cookies and different

fragrances. if you're childhood has difficulties in these areas, it can make it more difficult. >> reporter: parents should be selective about the activities their kids take part in. maintain an normal sleep schedule and a healthy diet. before going to an event. parents and children talk about what's coming up and practice the situations. >> practicing ahead of time, playing christmas music or how can they copy with the loud noise. >> reporter: if you're hosting a child on the autism spectrum ask the parents ahead of time what you can do to make the stay more enjoyable. >> many children with autism have trouble twrans -- transitioning. >> reporter: be careful if you're staying in unfamiliar

locations. >> making sure the parents are aware of how many exits they are and getting in a better locking the door after each guest. >> reporter: holiday tantrums can happen with any child, but meltdowns can be longer for kids in autism. >> remember to have a good time. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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each year, the dances music and backdrop are all new. it's a group of classical chinese artists on a mission to revive five thousand years of ancient culture. >> it originates from the imperial times it is one of courtly dancing. >> reporter: the dance believed to be divinely inspired has been passed down through generations it comes to life on stage. >> we have 400 costume that are all handmade. it matches the historical background behind each dance. a live orchestra combine ancient chinese and modern western instruments. add the dancers the audience is transported back to when emperors ruled dynasties.

>> it's ancient china through today. we'll be traveling through different dynasties. >> a lot of our audience members have a deep understanding of chinese culture and history, they walk out with a whole new appreciation for this ancient heritage. >> reporter: the performances is january 8th through the 10th at the academy of music. call kimmel center (215)893-1899. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> some of your families went to the movies on christmas. star wars the force awakens brought in $50 million on christmas day alone. disney estimates it could top $1 billion by the end of the weekend. disney is our parent company. fact.

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>> looks like we're making a little progress this morning. sky6 live hd taking a live look at the philadelphia international airport. you can actually see lights and the shadow of the airport there. i even see a plane right there in the front. so we're starting to get a little bit better visibility, but it is clearly foggy out there. >> reporter: just a little bit. it is a little bit of a improvement. 69 degrees, we'll see big improvement later this afternoon. skies open up a little bit, sunshine expected with showers late in the day. we're up to 69 degrees, that's good enough for a record high. 46 colder tomorrow, rain developing at night. rain tuesday, rain wednesday,

into wednesday night. hopefully by thursday, we turn off the spigot and rain symptoms, you'll need a jacket thursday night and after that temperatures in the 40s. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," a night of tornados near dallas destroying homes and tossing cars and killing 8 people. we're covering a major storm threatening to bring more tornados and flash flooding and blizzard conditions to much of america. a police shooting in chicago. one of the dead is a 55-year-old mother of five who place was accidentally struck. police are calling these women persons of interest after more than $600,000 of jewelery

disappeared from the home of the nba star. is this duo responsible for the heist, have they done it before. "good morning america" weekend is next. "action news" continues later this morning. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, firefighters in new jersey battle a heavy fire at a home in mount laurel. >> looking for the best batteries for your gifts consumer reports rates some of the best brands. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for chris sowers, eva pilgrim, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday!

good morning, america. breaking overnight, killer tornadoes. a reported half dozen twisters carving a path of devastation right through dallas. >> that's it. that's a tornado! hundreds left homeless, at least eight people killed. >> all you heard was just debris hitting the house, hitting the house. >> and the danger is far from over as more severe weather is on the way on this huge travel day. gma on the ground. new shooting outrage. police taking aim at a teenager kill an innocent bystander. >> why do police have to keep killing our youth? something needs to be done about this. >> tension rising. the new questions this morning for a police department already under fire terror tape. the leader of isis emerging from the shadows, making new threats this morning.