sunday, january 3 i'm nydia han. here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." the eagles season is coming to an end and fans are weighing in on who their next coach should be, we have live team coverage. a man is shot execution style and killed in the port richmond section.

the killer is on the loose. dupont is going to layoff hundreds of workers as early as tomorrow. let's go outside to chris sowers he has more on the arctic blast. >> reporter: it is knocking on the door. it's a beautiful day in the delaware valley. 44 in lehigh valley. 34 in the poconos. 49 on the boards in sea isle city. wilmington not too bad for this time of the year. the normal high is 41. we're several degrees above that. windchills make it feel cooler, 42 is what it feels like in philadelphia. 38 in allentown, 37 in reading. 21 for the poconos. 44 degrees for millville and trenton showing 41. here's satellite and radar a ton of sunshine out here today, cloud cover approaching from the west all associated with that arctic boundary that will slip through overnight tonight and

set the stage for cold weather here in the delaware valley monday through wednesday. mostly sunny for the remainder of the afternoon and breezy, already at 48 degrees, we'll up this a little bit, 48 to 50 the range in temperatures. windchills will make it feel cooler than that hanging out in the low to mid 40s throughout the day. the numbers across the northwest as we start to focus in on this arctic boundary that settles in tonight. temperatures are from zero to 7 below. that settles into the region monday, tuesday, wednesday. it will warm a little bit but it's good enough to bring the coldest air to the delaware valley. i'll let you know how cold it will be and when it gets out of here in the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. the eagles take to the field for the final game of a disappointing season. they missed the playoffs for the

second year in a row and they close out the season without chip kelly. we begin with trish hartman in south philadelphia with more from fans i'm sure they have a lot to say, trish. >> reporter: that's right, nydia, fans in south philadelphia say they will watch the last game of the season at home or at chickee and pete's. they are answer to his whole take -- to see who will take over for chip kelly. melvin said he would like to see someone from outside the organization to preplace chip kelly. he has to be in touch with the players, you get a good relationship with the players, your house is good, therefore the team will want to play for you. kellie was fired after 6-9

this season. pat shurmur took to the field on the wednesday. fans have other ideas. including sean mcdermot, climbed the ranks to become defensive coordinator under andy reid and another possibility duties staley who was interviewed on friday. many fans are not convinced he is the man for the job. he is a good running back coach. and that's it? yeah. >> reporter: the game starts at 1:00 p.m., the fans are focused on the sidelines ready for a change and ready to starting point rebuilding. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." jamie apody is live in east rutherford, new jersey, with more on the game. it doesn't mean a lot, but people are still watching. >> reporter: yeah, you know what, guys, when i saw the

schedule come out, i was sure this game would mean something for one of the teams, if it didn't mean anything i thought it was because the eagles locked up a trip to the playoffs. instead it means absolutely nothing, neither team is going on, all it does mean is an audition for whoever is going to be the next coach of the philadelphia eagles team. there's deuce staley, the running back coach who interviewed for the position earlier this week. he obviously wants the gig, so does pat shurmer's audition. he said he is not going to change a whole lot, the guys know what's in place, it's a little late in the game to do anything major. everyone will be watching to see how he handles the team and how he does things today. we started something in

motion, the players are used to doing things in certain ways, very many, many of the things we're doing, it's right, so we're going try to keep it as business as usual. doing a good job being candied and up -- candid and up front and talk built elephant -- talk about the elephant in the room. we have a big task this weekend and that's what we have to focus on. >> reporter: we'll break down the final game of the eagles dismal season whatever happens on the sidelines tonight on sports sunday, brandon graham will be in the studio, he'll have a lot to add, for sure. there you can see the interim coach out on the field surveying the troops in the final game of the season. will this be his last game as eagles head coach or the first game as eagles head coach. that remains to be seen.

eagles and giants at 1:00 p.m., a game that means absolutely nothing. how did that happen? that's a good question. >> reporter: met life stadium, jamie apody channel 6 "action news." new year, new chapter, we'll keep our fingers crossed. you'll need more money to take the pennsylvania turnpike. tolls rose 6% for easy cash and cash customers. the commission expects to impose annual increases until 2024. drivers heading into new jersey will no longer have to stop and pay a toll at the bridge. the camera will take a picture of each license plate and mail a bill to the driver. police in atlantic county new jersey are investigating the discovery of a body saturday gray creek road between jimmy leeds road and galloway road

will be closed n stay with 6abc.com for more on the developing story. police are looking for a killer who gunned down a man execution style. the action cam was on east berk street in port richmond. the victim was behind the steering wheel of the car with the motor running when someone shot through the back window with an automatic weapon. the bullets struck the man in the held. from the way the male was sitting in the car, it doesn't appear that the male didn't know this was about to ham to -- hapn to him. homicide detectives are looking for motives and suspects. crews had to rescue a man from the wreckage of this nasty crash in philadelphia. the action cam was on the 4800

block of haverford avenue. the driver lost control and slammed into a utility pole. it took firefighters a half-hour to free him from the wreckage. the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police are investigating. and autopsy planned for tomorrow on the 5-year-old autistic boy who was pulled from an allentown canal. jayliel vega wandered away from a relative's home on a new year's eve barefoot and without a coat. hundreds searched for him, but yesterday the search came to a tragic end. his body was found under feet 6 of water in the canal. an advocate said they they weret surprised torched him in the water. -- to find him in the water. they do not have that level of insecurity. there will be a full investigation, although the death is considered a tragic

accident. much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. meet the delaware nurse who went above and beyond for one of her patients, not only did she care for him, she saved his life by donating a kidney. he's been doing this for years, now his latest show comes with a twist.

a homeowner in idaho heard glass breaking and looked downstairs to see that, an elk. the annual fell through the

window and ended up in the basement. they took two hours to remove the elk in the house. higher snow levels are causing the animals to move down to populated areas. looks like a stuffed animal. >> reporter: you don't see that much. it's a beautiful day around the delaware valley. temperatures have skyrocketed not a cloud in the sky, a nice finish to the weekend. there's the live shot looking over the ben franklin bridge. we'll see colder changes over the next several hours. enjoy it because it won't last. temperature 48 degrees, dewpoint 24. the air is dry, but the seasonal average is 41. we're seven degrees warmer than that. wind out west/southwest. 44 in allentown and reading. trenton, 46. millville, 49 on the boards in atlantic city, 50 degrees. win speeds are picking up out of

the southwest it's part of the reason why the temperatures are warmer today than yesterday because it's more of a southwesterly direction. 50 miles per hour gusting to 20 or 25 miles per hour depending on your location. that wind is strong enough to put windchills in the 30s. even though the actual air temperature is closing in on 50. it feels like 28, 39, 40 degrees give or take. here's the frontal system we're watching this will continue to push to the south. it crosses the region after midnight tonight. sets the stage for the coldest air we've seen so far this season. cold front knocking on the door, winds shift out of the northwesterly. we get into monday, the cold air functional in, sticks around until tuesday afternoon. it will push toward the northeast and move into the canadian maritimes and winds shift out of the southwest and thursday, friday, saturday, we're back up to 40s and 50s.

windchills low to mid 30s north and west, upper 40s south and east. you'll need a heavier coat. it will pale in comparison to what's on the table tomorrow. 20 degrees for philadelphia. teens north and west, everybody gets into the single digits monday night into tuesday morning. 9 for philadelphia. 8 in trenton. 7 for millville. 7 in dover. forecast for the remainder of the afternoon, we'll go mostly sunny conditions, breezy, 46 degrees for reading and allentown. 50 is the number for philadelphia, millville and dover. 48 in cape may. overnight tonight numbers crashing with the arrival of the arctic front. allentown, 22. 23 in reading. 27 in philadelphia. millville, 23 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 33 degrees blustery and cold tomorrow, windchills teens and 20s, tuesday sunny and cold, 32.

wednesday, sunny and chilly, 42. we start pulling out of it thursday, friday and saturday, highs in the upper 40s chance of rain friday night into saturday morning. nydia? thanks, chris. philadelphia radio legends jerry blavat is no stranger for putting on a show, he is returning to the kimmel center for one night salute to the sound of doo wop. david murphy has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: for more than 50 years jerry blavat the geeter with the heater the boss with the hot sauce will entertainer center entertainer -- he will entertain center city. it is called a salute to street corner harmony. you've got the skyliners, since i don't have you. ♪ blue moon ♪

>> reporter: neecial -- nearly a dozen special guests will take the stage. they represent from 1955 to the present day. >> reporter: the lend dear artists -- legendary artists will be backed by 30 piece orchestra. and the icon of philadelphia radio puts it altogether. i come out there they come out singing while the groups are on stage i do a change and come back out. >> reporter: the entertainment extends beyond the stage. there's dancing before and after in the plaza. this is the greeter's 30th show at the kimmel center and he warns they sell out. you get 16 years of age to 90 years of age because it's the music. >> reporter: street corner harmony is january 3 at 8:00 p.m. for tickets go to the arts in philly.org or visit/6abc

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(colonial penn jingle) welcome back on this sunday, it is 12:20, 47 degrees, really nice out there, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera. on "healthcheck" at noon, some parents can breathe a little easier, the rate of childhood asthma is on the decline. the good news cdc reachers found the overall number of children with the chronic lung condition has gone down 2013. it has gone up in some kids, those no profiter and youngsters in the south and teenagers. one company said it will offer the first certified so sheer medical marijuana.

the first in the world to receive a stamp of approval from the orthodox union. it will be sold to patients with serious incidents. it comes in capsule form and cater -- cartridges. 2015 has come to a close, but for one man it's been a good year. terry was on a transplant waiting list, during that time he helped nurses when new patients came into the medical center in newark. they meet me i talk to them about what the different options are. terry would share her person experiences at home and the clinic. it struck her that she give them more than verbal support they

can give them a kidney. terry's name came into my head. i don't know i was a match for terry. >> reporter: she started the testing when it appeared she was healthy enough to donate. she went to his house to tell him. i'm on the list, i think i'll be getting a kidney pretty soon. you are, i am getting worked up to give you a kidney. on august 11 terry got a kidney, and terry was better than he had been in years. you get your life back, you don't rely on a machine to live. he'll be able to meet his grandchildren. >> reporter: joanne said she was not nervous through the process, she felt it was meant to be.

she hopes others give more of themselves literally in 2016. the impact you can have on someone else' life is i am -- im measurable. up next, sports, the flyers and the sixers drop games on the road. highlights of both games next.

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flyers lost in the same arena earlier in the day as well. jeff skeverski has that and the eagles search for a new head coach. >> reporter: eagles owner jeffrey lori wants the new coach to understand the passion of the fans, who knows that better than deuce staley who interviewed for the eagles head coaching job on friday. he has been on the staff since 2014 you know staley from his playing days, seven years as the eagles running back, he was a monster, 4800 yards rushing. he may be a long shot to get the job, lori hired andy reid who was only a quarterback's coach at the time. pat shurmur is auditioning for

the job. i looked everyday of my life as an audition. it just so happens the last game of the year is gains the giants in the meadowlands. i have strong feelings for this organization. the end of my 13th year here. i appreciate how strong the organization is. happy new year, flyers ringing in the new year with their third straight loss, dave robots -- roberts son among the fans at the game. flyers fall behind 2-zip. here they come, brayden shenn scores. they need a goal, but quick robs claude giroux, flyers lose 2-1. it is their 5th straight loss

on the road. college hoops, nova on the road first half, red hot, 15 of the first 19 points in the first 15 minutes. josh hart scores 9 of ten from the field. he finishes with 25. nova wins 85-71. that's the sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. cam newton is celebrating more than a trip to the playoffs. he put on social media saying he is a father. he said my long time girlfriend and i are extremely excited to have a son last week. speculation swirling before christmas, he remained silent he didn't want to create a distraction for his team. dupont plans to layoff

hundreds of its delaware employees. the eagles travel to north jersey to play their final game in 3 seasons without chip kelly. those stories and more when "action news" continues.

happening right now on "action news," historic floods continue to pound the midwest and parts of the south and the threat isn't over yet. police in bucks county are

asking for your help to find a missing man with medical issues. jim kenny is expected to get ready as philadelphia's next mayor we'll have a live preview. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's nice afternoon. >> reporter: i'm standing in the shade, it's colder, whistles standing on city avenue, -- when i was standing on city avenue, in the sun it was warmer. it's cold now. 48 in philadelphia. 49 in millville. cape may, 53 degrees. feels like 38 in the lehigh valley. 37 in reading, 38 in lancaster, 41 in trenton. 42 for philadelphia. 44 that's the windchill number in millville and dover. satellite and radar i want you to focus your attention toward the top of the screen there. you can see all the clouds

starting to move in from the west. even snow showers and snow squalls associated with the arctic bound drip that -- boundy slipping through tonight setting the stage for a very cold monday and tuesday. mostly sunny and breezy today, windchills in the low to mid 40s. tomorrow, much more blustery with windchills in the teens and 20s, we could see flurries from time to time. monday into tuesday, windchills in the single digits. for the first time this season we're talking about true arctic air on the way, dramatic change from the mild 60s and 70s that we've been seeing over the last 45 to 06 days. when i come back we'll talk about the colder pattern change in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. new year, new weather pattern. the eagles playing the giants for the final game of the season.

birds take the field without chip kelly. "action news" reporter, trish hartman is in south philadelphia as eagles search for a new coach. i'm sure there's no shortage of opinion. fans are starting to file in, the word is that doug peterson is in the lead for the job. while many fans didn't want to names, we heard the same sentiment over and over again. respect is key. any leader, coach, you have to be able to able to respect each other. pat shurmur will coach the final game. long time fan favorite deuce

staley was interviewed for the job on friday. shurmur will be better choice, lack of experience and he is tight with the starting quarterback. which brings us to sam bradford many folks say they would like to see him stay and work out the kings with the birds for one more season. if they change the offense, a more conventional offense he will be good. he had a slow start to the season, but he was in a new system. during the second half of the year, his play improved. >> reporter: after the game and the lack lackluster matchup, fans say they will still tune in. will you watch the game. i will i want to see what happens. >> reporter: a lot of people do.

sean mcdermott spent an impressive 12 seasons with the eagles is him also being talked about. police in bucks county are looking for a missing man who sulphurs from seizures, he took a bus to the oxford valley mall he was seen by a neighbor in the afternoon. he is without his medication which he takes everyday and his family is desperate to find him. we searched day and night all over bristol township. we searched the bus routes, the woods, everywhere we could possibly search going to trenton, we've gone to philadelphia. we've left flyers all over. family and friends gathered yesterday to pray for fant's safe return. if you ever any information call police. tharlts are investigating after a woman's body was found in ridley state park.

a hiker mated the discovery after venturing off the trail. it is believed it is the body of a woman in her late teens or 20s. an autopsy has been performed to figure out who she is and how she died. hundreds of workers for dupont is going to get pink slips tomorrow. the company wants to cut the local workforce by 28% by march. dpownt -- dupont employees 6100 workers in the state. jim kenny will take the reigns from mayor michael nutter during a ceremony at city hall. the swearing in hams -- happens at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. he is expected to sign his first executive order. the ceremony begins at 10:00 a.m. 6abc.com will be streaming the

entire event as it happens. police commissioner charles ramsey steps down tomorrow. he tweeted out a goodbye message. he thanked police department and the city saying it was a pleasure serving as commissioner. his first deputy richard ross will become the city's new top cop. president obama is heading home to washington after spending the holidays in hawaii. he said he is fired up for his final year in office. the president and first lady said goodbye to a large crowd before boarding air force one. president will meet with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss a 3 month review for what action he could take to affect gun violence. donald trump had more harsh words for hillary clinton in

mississippi. he said her e-mail scandal would have landed most people in jail. everybody knows she should be in jail. what she did with the e-mails is a disgrace. people who did 5% of what she did their lives were ruined. look at general petraeus, bad moments, right, nice guy, they destroyed other people for doing far less than hillary. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders was heckled by a trump supporter during a campaign stop in massachusetts. sanders told the heckler that trump and other billionaires like him will no longer own this county. missouri is being hit hard by historic floods and the high water is heading down river to memphis and baton rouge. we have the latest from

missouri. >> reporter: this morning the dangerous mississippi floodwaters moving south leaving community after community under water. north of little rock arkansas, the flooding so widespread divers could be found swimming along what used to be the boat dock of greer ferry lake. the highest crest in history. we've never seen one like that before. you go to work in the morning, everything is fine, you come home in the evening, 8 hours later the water rose 4 feet. >> reporter: the flooding left 24 dead and hundreds of homes in ruin. the high school basketball central tigers running a full court press in an effort to minimize flood damage seen here filling sandbags protecting church community center.

the family of one of the players forced to clear out their home. i think this is the worst they have had it. >> reporter: residents surveyed the water-filled homes across the area. in illinois, the governor urging the public to be vigilance lent. if you get a request to evacuate, evacuate. in another group, armed protesters have taken over a federal building in oregon accusing officials unfairly punishing ranchers who refused to sell their land. hammons were convicted of starting a fire to cover up poamping. they begin -- poaching. 40 people were arrested after breaking into the saudi embassy. protesters set fire in response to the execution of a a revered

shiite cleric. u.s. meantime is calling on both countries to avoid escalating sunni shiite tensions. much more to come in on "action news" sunday. looking to cash in on the gift cards? how to get the most money back. a north carolina pastor likely saved lives when he confronted a gunman who walked into his church. taking a live look at philadelphia international airport, meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accuweather forecast. if you like it warm you'll want to get away this week, when "action news" continues. iny

workers were in a backyard to check for a gas leak from a

powerful explosion that damaged one home and others. a 22-year-old man was in the bed in the house that exploded. the blast blew him out of the house, but he survived with minor burns. two other people were injured. the powerball jackpot is growing. the jackpot climbed to 335 minute -- million dollars, but no one hit all five numbers and the powerball. it climbs to 400 million. it could climb even higher. >> reporter: i'm not wasting any more money on that. i'm giving that up. if i won i would give you a couple of hundred dollars. i wouldn't. >> reporter: what a dramatic change yesterday when i showed this shot, this is spring mountain no snow it was green, the grass was really, really green because temperatures are so mild.

now that we're seeing colder numbers move in, they were able to make some snow last night with the colder changes heading this way they will make snow, hopefully things will pick up for the skiers out there. definitely over the next week to ten days you'll see mother nature cooperate. 41 in quakertown. slatington, 44. warrington, 46. center city, 48 degrees, leave he let town checking in at 50. gandys beach 45. 50 for smyrna and hammonton. satellite and radar shows the arctic front approaching from the northwest knocking on the door pushing over the u.s./canadian border. it will get in here after midnight tonight. cold cold stuff. nemplets -- temperatures are anywhere from ten degrees above zero to ten degrees below zero. it will not be that cold hear, we do not have a snow pack across new england, temperatures will moderate. it will bring about the coldest

air of the season so far. mainly sunny conditions, a beautiful looking day, chilly with the wind. monday afternoon we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, one or two flurries are possible. tuesday everything clears out nicely and tuesday is wall-to-wall blue skies, a nice day, but it will be very crisp and cold with high temperatures topping out in the upper 20s low 30s, windchills colder than that. speaking of windchills. later this afternoon, mid 30s north and west, upper 30s lower 40 south and east. monday, mid teens north and west, low 20s south and east. monday night into tuesday morning we're into the single digits for the first time this season. you have to go back to last february to see windchills this cold. we'll see a nice a little pattern change. this will be a snow lover's dream come through by the middle of the month. north of the line is cold, south

of the mild it is very, very mild. it will be mild across the rocky mountains. we'll see an active branch. jet stream storm after storm will barrel through the packed northwest and through california. all it takes for one time for these two to phase or come together and up the east coast, with voila you've got a snowstorm. i'm not going it's going to snow, but we have the opportunity. now we're seeing colder air get involved and a series of storms off the pacific. if everything comes together just right maybe we'll be talking about snow by the middle portions of the month. 50 degrees, not cold enough tore snow today. breezy, winds out of the west at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 23 degrees outlying suburbs. 27 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50 today, tomorrow, 33 degrees, windchills upper teens north and west,

20s south and east. 32 on tuesday, wednesday, still sunny and chilly and then in the 40s with rain on saturday. a connecticut man is facing charges for allegedly bringing weapons to the nhl winter classic. they found a meat cleaver sword and stun gun. authorities were alerted after people say he was acting spanishly. he is facing numerous charges and trespass and assault and due in court tomorrow. north carolina police are crediting a pastor with saving lives during his new year's eve service. pastor larry wright confronted a man who came in with a gun during a sermon on gun violence.

theman asked the pastor to pray for him the wright took the gun and hugged him. police took him to a mental health facility. the site of the mass shooting in san bernadino, california is set to reopen tomorrow. 600 employees return to work. the center has been closed since december 2 when syed rizwan farook and his wife opened fire on a christmas party. they killed 14 people before a shootout with police. > welcome back taking a live

look right now at cape may, new jersey, you can see some people on the beach there, enjoying the day. nice and sunny today. it is 48 degrees,ic that -- i tk that's what it says, today is a good day to go online looking for a date. it is nicknamed dating sunday,

match.com usually sees a 60% spike in new year's on this day. a professional match maker said choose a club or user name make your profile photo stand out and keep your bioshort and sweet. gift cards are a given at christmas, sometimes you get gift cards you don't like. there are places where you can exchange or sell them. consumer report helps you out. >> reporter: another way to get rid of gift cards trade them for cash. these websites buy your cars at less than face value and resell them, that means you'll get less than they are worth at the store. >> reporter: for example a 100 toys "r" us gift cards get 80.50

at gift card.com, but shrinks to $50 at monster gift card.com. we found gift cards.com gave us the most money back, but it pays to shop around, because pay backs differ from site to site anne card to card. >> reporter: you'll get more cash back from popular retailers. walmart gets you $90 at all the sites consumer reports checked. another option coins exchange kiosk. but you may not get as much money back as you would on the website. this walmart card gets $70 here. getting a bank gift cards makes it easier. bank gift cards are easier to redeem. they come be redeemed at anyone of at any merchant that accepts the cards. the bank gift cards cost $4 to

purchase. now, when we come back an update on the top stories, plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

recapping our top stories on "action news," the eagles game without chip kelly begins today. pat shumur interim coach will be with the eagles and the giants in north jersey. turnpike will hike tolls to

pay for roads used to fund roadwork. >> reporter: temperatures are going up today, 350 degrees, sunny, breezy and milder, 33 tomorrow, blustery and cold, windchills in the upper teens and low 20s, tuesday morning windchills will be in the single digits. if you're waiting for the school bus bundle up in layers. 42 wednesday, and we're back up to the upper 50s. a rhode island fisherman heard a splash he turned around there was a hump back what i will splashing around the bay. it's been usually warm and this guy stuck around for about an hour. "fyi philly" is next. "action news" continues at

6:00 p.m. tonight. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we'll see you back here next weekend!

>> i'm alicia vitarelli. tonight on fyi philly. it's a new year and a celebration of all things new. >> new year new bakery. >> new spots for food and fashion. >> we need to find a party! >> new places to work out. and a new year's fitness challenge. >> this is not fun. >> plus we check out some new luxury living. we're going way up. and take to the skies for the city's best new view. happy new year everyone and welcome to fyi philly 2016. we are standing 883 feet up at the top of liberty one in the city's new observation deck. and if you've resolved this new year to get a closer look at the city. there's no better place to start than right here! >> welcome to philly from the top. >> the observation deck at one