come record temperatures and now our forecast is showing not just one day of record warmth, we could have three days in record territory, today the forecast high is 56, and that ties the record high, and christmas eve the temperatures really surge, 76 degrees shattering the old date of 64 and that is the warm of the day ever recorded if philadelphia and a front is behind it and temperatures ease a bit but still christmas day tying the record high of 68 degrees, eye talk about the timing of the rain coming up in the full accuweather forecast. as the rain continues to come and go tonight and tomorrow, check back with 6 abc storm tracker weather, use live radar to make sure you know what is coming as we move through the holidays. breaking now philadelphia police gave us new details about the death a psychiatrist inside a seventier city hotel, they say that howard baker was strangled inside of the roadway inn at market, and chad pradelli is live at police headquarters now where we learned the new details, what is the latest here. >> that is right police continue to search for the person of interest and they are making good progress and they have a better idea of what is happening in the hotel room when they bring him in. howard baker checked in at 3:00 p.m. on sunday, surveillance cameras show he left his room and returned with a man and after some time they left and baker returned to the hotel the follow evening with another man and the follow morning he was found dead. he was on the floor and naked with a leather belt wrapped around his neck, he was pronounced on the scene, the cause of death is strangulation, police are looking for the second man, captain james clark says investigators are close to identifying him. >> the second person, a person of interest, a light complexion male wearing a red puffy vest is seen leaving the decedents room at 12:30 a.m. carrying the victim's backpack and his wallet. >> sources say it's unclear if the death is caused by a sex act or a robbery gone wrong, the 76-year-old was a psychiatrist with practices in wynnewood and center city. he told his wife hes with going to the bar to watch the eagles game. >> the wife did not even know he was there, we are backtracking his lifestyle and whereabouts to get an answer to the questions. so this investigation is very much on going, we reached out to roadway inn and no comment. breaking right now we have learned that one of the americans killed in afghanistan was from wincoat, montgomery county, staff sergeant peter taub was one of six americans. he served with the air force special investigations and was scheduled at elsworth air force base in south dakota, he leaves behind a pregnant wife and 3-year-old daughter. police say they shot the man who shot three people when they were watching the eagles game on sunday night. nelson is charged with murder and other crimes, he got into an argument while watching the game in a garage, he got in a fight and started shooting, one of them remains in critical condition. out going philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey says wants state police to take over whenever a city officer shoots a suspect. this came from the justice department who updated their investigation into police, ramsey asked for that investigation after a spike in police involved shootings. they made 91 recommendations to improve the department and they havented 21 of them and are working on 61 others. >> the perception is it's biases because it is internal and part of our responsibility is to see to it that we can do as much as possible to guarantee to the public that it is indeed objective. >> ramsey says the fraternal order of police is fighting against one recommendation that they should be interviewed within three days of a shooting, and he is against a bill in the state assembly that would stop officials from releasing the name of officers that shoot suspects. >> alicia thanks. >> police say it was a particularly bad hoarding situation in pitman, new jersey, and now officials there are trying to find homes for 100 cats, new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, has the story of precious pets looking for a home for the holidays. >> reporter: they have the sweetest faces and no names and no homes, almost 140 cats rescued from a hoarders house in pitman last week, and they were brought to the animal sheltner clayton where the population exploded. we have room for 140 and we have 290 when we brought in this cats from pitman. the shelter is focused on trying to find homes for all the cats in their care. >> our goal is 100% placement that is the control chief, he says that the shelter is so crowded cats are being kept in dog cages. >> they are stripped of the only environment they know, they are seeing the hands that are reaching for them are not harming them. >> to reach out and encourage adoption, the shelter offers reduced rates, if you adopt a cat that comes from the hoarding house you can get them for $25, and there is a toward for one deal, two cats for $95, and all the animals up for adoption are screened by a vet, vaccinated. >> they are all handleable, and a little freaked out. >> but with a clean environment, the cats are coming around, animal control officers continue to find more hidden in the house on sixth avenue in pitman where they were being cared for by a tenent. that is why they are asking folks to adopt the cats, more ideal would be under a generous family's christmas tree. >> looks like the kittens like nora. the temple owls will try to finish their historic season in the boca raton bowl, temple is going for win number 11 on the season but they will be tested by a toledo team that won 9 games this year and averages 39 points per game. kickoff is tonight at 7:00 on espn. go owls. it's time for the "action news" traffic report. >> several things i want you to give a hoot about, like this accidents, this isn't good, somebody plowed into the corruption sign from the off ramp to creek road and the police are out here assisting how do we prop up this sign, and an nj dot crew, here and people are many slowing down to see what happened. and it's extra heavy southbound off the whitman bridge on this point on creek road, a spot that is normally busy. in clayton a pole came down and delsy drive is now blocked near howard street and fairview avenue is a possible alternate. but no issues in the southbound lanes of 55 but the southbound lanes of 95 in wilmington we are watching a crash approaching delaware avenue with redescriptions and the result is 12 miles per hour to the concord pike, and high water on james street but that receded. and a crash at the bristol pike. and lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday. slow speeds on the schuylkill 10 miles per hour and a vehicle stopped along city avenue the southbound side of the schuylkill at presidential boulevard. we'll check it again brian and sharrie in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead the two presidential front runners trade jabs after donald trump uses a vulgar word in reference to hillary clinton. and pennsylvania republicans come up with a plan to fund the state in the short-term. what governor tom wolf said about it today. and here is a holiday greeting from a member of our military. >> hi, my name is ray williams jr., representing philadelphia, pennsylvania, i would like to wish my family back home a merry christmas and happy new year, out at joint base lewis mcchord washington. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. 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[gus singing] ♪ a gift for uncle dave, and 1 for auntie jane ♪ ♪ mom and dad and grandpa zack all get a scratching game ♪ [everyone singing] ♪ oh, instant games! ♪ instant games! instant games for me! ♪ ♪ 6 new holiday instant games from the p.a. lottery ♪ keep on scratchin'! former prisoner of war, sergeant bowe bergdahl faced a judge today in a case that could lead to a life sentence for disappearing in save tan, he was arraigned during a short hearing and deferred entering a plea on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy the second count is rare and carries the chance for a life sentence and bergdahl has not decided to face a court marshall with a jury or a judge. he walked away from his post in 2009 and was captured by the taliban and spent five years there as a prisoner until the government traded five guantanamo bay detainees to get him back. he did speak to a film maker, it was first made public on the podca podcast serial. he walked off to bring attention to serious problems with leadership in his unit. bergdahl's next hearing is in january. meanwhile, iraqi forces work close tort center of ramadi today. one of the biggest victories of the islamic state since they took mosul the year before, the u.s. coalition is providing air support for the mission. republican presidential candidate, donald trump, is said to have gone too far with the insult against hillary clinton. he talked about how delicious was defeated by barack obama in 2008, clinton's campaign staff said today they would not respond to trump but that his degrading language humiliated all women. and the nfl pulled the funding for the study linking football to brain injuries. it was given back in 2012, but our partner at espn says that they pulled the money because the money was awarded to the boston researchers critical of the year, they said the study will go on as planned making no mention of the nfl. sales of homes plunged in november to the weakest pace in 19 months, sales of existing homes fell 10.5%, it's a set back to an otherwise solid year for the housing market and it may have presented many people from closing on sales in november and home prices are rising at more than double the pace of wages, here is a look at closing numbers and today the streak like this one, the dow is up 165 points and the nasdaq is up 2, and the s&p is up nearly 18. fewer americans have high speed internet at home these days, that according to the pugh research center that found that broadband and smart phones are responsible for the decline, 63% have high speed at home down 3% from 2013, but those that don't have in their home is up 5% over the same period of time. lets talk about the accuweather forecast, there is a lot to talk about and a big holiday week, lets head to cecily tynan keeping an eye on everything, it's a wet and warm forecast and it doesn't feel like the first day of winter, live on sky 6 hd, at philadelphia international airport where the rain moved out and we have a low cloud deck and that is causing delays, and these delays are multiplies tomorrow, philadelphia reporting, two hour delays, newark, new jersey, jfk and the fog intensifying and another round of rain moves in. dover 62 and cape may 54 degrees, the next 12 hours, plenty of clouds and temperatures on the mild side and the overnight low 44 degrees and center city 52 and the problem tonight though, is that dense fog will be developing and i think that fog will be with us all day tomorrow. now satellite 6 along with action radar showing that the steady rain from earlier today pretty much lighter rain has moved off and still plenty of clouds and as i expand this view, we have a conveyer belt of moisture, it's a stalled front and what this will do is pull in another round of rain tomorrow and some of that rain is on the heavy side. future tracker 6 showing at 7:30 in the morning, plenty of clouds and dense fog and temperatures in the 50s, not a lot of shower activity, and the morning commute is not a huge problem but we see how rain is overspreading our region and across south jersey and that continues into the evening hours at 5:00, philadelphia 61 degrees, look what happens tom night, another round of rain and by 9:00, 65 degrees, the record high is 66 tomorrow and i think we have a good shot of tying that and that will not come during the day that comes in the evening, wednesday as far as rainfall, there is a pretty good agreement, we are looking at an inch of rain and some could get 1.25 inch, this is a good steady soaking, fog with a soaking rain and tying the record high of 66 in the evening hours and thursday though christmas eve, this is when we have the effect with the winds out of the southwest, high of 76 degrees, that is an all time record warm day for december in philadelphia and then a cold front that moves through and brings another round of showers and behind that on christmas day, not quite as warm but still 68 degrees thark would tie the record high for december 25th, some rain developing in the afternoon and evening hours and saturday temperatures cool off a bit. it's going to be cloudy and on the damp side with a high of 56 degrees, if you head to the linc for the eagles game take the rain gear, people are happy we are not dealing with snow and cold, but not a bright and sunny forecast. it doesn't feel like the holidays. >> we'll make it feel like that inside of the house. a deal to end philadelphia's budget standoff does not fall apart. plus, a shooting caused chaos in the mall what we know about the incident and the person behind it, would you share a hotel room with someone you didn't met, what if you could get half off the bill, coming up in big talkers. a carbon monoxide square forced people out of their homes in frankford, on potter street three houses were evacuated at 2:30, a co detector woke one couple up and the fumes were coming from a neighbor's house and crews ventilated all the homes and no one was hurt here. the city of philadelphia announced a new long-term deal with comcast today, mayor michael nutter signed the deal with the cable giant, as part of the deal comcast will expand discounts to low income seniors and expand a network for city government, they get 5% of the cable tv revenues and last year that added up to $18 million. pennsylvania governor, tom wolf is blaming house republicans for blowing up a deal that would have ended the state's budget standoff. gop helped to negotiate the agreement and they walked away from it over the weekend, the republicans want to pass a stop gap measure calling it a responsible thing to do. wolf promised to veto that today and said it would lead to deep furloughs and cuts of programs. santa is not the only one on santa's list so are veterans, the coatesville link teamed up to use their charter buses to deliver gifts to that's that serve our country, today they took them over to the residents and patients of the coatesville resident affairs as a thank you this christmas. a police motorcade delivered christmas dinners to families of fallen police officers, that includes the wife and children of officer brad fox who was shot and killed in the line of duty in plymouth township. the males for heroes travelled to gilbertsville to drop off the food this morning. >> good to see that. still ahead here today less than 24 hours after his daughter was shot, the father of a 10-year-old berks county girl gives us an update on her condition. plus, what's the deal? >> i'm nydia han you'll need a lot of aa batteries for the toys that santa brings, which ones last the longest? coming up. "action news" continues with the reason that a philadelphia priest could be getting out of prison for the second time in three years. plus is this cute or cruel? one of the most adorable videos on the internet is quickly becoming one of the most controversial. >> and later she says no angels and no crosses and no cats but her maine teacher was forced to say good-bye to her hello kitty christmas tree any way. >> we begin at 4:30 in berks county where a 10-year-old girl is recovering today after being shot sitting in her mother's car. walter perez talk to the child's dad today, he joins us live in reading with an update on her condition. >> reporter: brian, that dad as you imagined very emotionality talking about his daughter who remains in the hospital tonight with a bullet lodged in her thigh bone. >> the victim's father says his daughter is having a hard time process what happened. he says she is traumatized and doesn't want to come home from the hospital. he says it's hard for him too because he works nights and feels like he should have been there to protect his family, it was 10:30 last night when the young victim was in the passenger seat of the vehicle when her mother rounded the block looking for a parking space. and someone with a gun opened fire and now one of the bullets remains lodged in her thigh bone. they don't believe she was the intended target. >> she is all but certain this was an accidents, the little girl and her parents lived here for a long time and never had a problem with anyone and the little girl is a real angel. doctors at reading hospital are still deciding whether to surgically remove the bullet or leave it there. the dad says, it's tough because his daughter is taking dance lessons and wants to be a ballerina, he says quote, we don't know how this will affect her ability to walk much less dance, so we are taking it day by day and praying for the best. >> family members tell us the decision to remove the bullets hinges on which choice will cause the least harm, meanwhile anyone with information is asked to call reading police, reporting live from reading, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> so many people pulling for the child. thank you. >> monsignor william lynn is back on a roller coaster, a judge overturned the conviction for the second time awarding him a new trial. he was the first priest convicted of child endangerment for ignoring sexual abuse complains. monsignor lynn has served two years of his three to six year term. his lawyers are seeking to have him released from an upstate prison. three women taking part in a beat rg being charged with murder, the charges against gillard and dockup, they are accuses ed of pull eling a man that left him in a coma for 7 months, he died in november. charges against three juveniles are expected to be upgraded soon. a man died of his injuries on route 130 south just after 6:30, police have not yet said if the victim was crossing wood lane road if a crosswalk but the driver did stay on the scene and information on the victim or possible charges have not yet been released. a dover police officer suspended without pay following an incident caught on camera will now get a hefty paycheck. a jury acquitted thomas webster iv, it showed him hitting dickerson in the head and breaking his jaw. he returned to the force on paid administrative leave, he is entitled to back pay because he was acquitted and disciplined internally. a man is charged with making bomb threats at three different stores at upper chichester county. that he threatened a wal-mart and rite-aid friday night and another threat came in last night, they were able to locate beck by using caller i.d. meteorologist, cecily tynan, joining us now and we kicked off winter, the full day today but different outside. >> doesn't feel like it at all. feels like a warm spring, rainy day and it will get even warmer, lets go live on sky 6 hd looking at the skyline, the cloud deck is getting higher from the past hour but more clouds are on the way and more fog and rain and the temperature is 60 degrees and notice the dew point close to the temperature, 56 degrees, that means a lot of moisture in the air and that will be increasing and i do want to point out, this is our camera on camelback mountain, they were able to make snow at the ski resorts this past weekend, the temperature 51 and the dew point 49 and with more rain on the way the snow is quickly melting so certainly not a great forecast for the ski resorts, double scan live radar showing rain is well to the south but that is moving our way tomorrow, tomorrow is going to be a soaker. and i'm talking about three days of record warmth, we'll have more details on that and the timing of the rain coming up in the somewhat complicated accuweather. >> with the rain expect it to come and go over the next few days, check back at 6abc.com/weather, make the power of storm tracker 6 live radar part of your holiday planning process. infertility is a problem that many families face but new research is giving a message of home. rick williams is live in the newsroom with the details. >> that is right, many couples that can't get pregnant choose to use ivf, and while this method can be stressful and tough on a woman's body and expensive. but doctors are saying don't be discouraged by all the negatives. ali gorman has more on the success of this treatment and santa claus traveled from the north pole to camden to deliver early christmas gifts to excited students, an adorable story here and we'll share the special moments with us on "action news" at 5:00, until we see you then back to the studio. sharrie we'll check in again thanks. a group of students are take what they learned in the classroom to help others, fifth graders at school lane charter in bensalem are collecting thousands of socks to donate to charity, the pairs of sock goes to help the homeless in low income families, the studentses were inspired to give back after reading about various heros that fought for human rights and made a difference in their communities. 6-year-old andrew shoel is on the move after a generous gift he received this morning, the montgomery county sheriff's office and the wheels of justice program donated a customized bicycle, he suffers from a disease that affects his coordination and this bike will give him a sense of freedom and enhance his mobility. he has it down. >> love that smile. it's a deal that even the thriftiest person may not take. why a hotel is offering half price rooms if you are willing to bunk with a total stranger. >> and runway rules, what is behind the call to ban excessively thin models from the cat walk, plus you look at proof that the internet can argue over anything. why one of the cute of the videos becoming one of the most divisive. >> but first lets share a holiday greeting from one of our service members serve ago way from home this holiday season. >> my name is ferrara, i want to say hello to my friends and family back home. hi mom and dad, i love you. >> we are the humphreys family, we want to give a shout-out to our grandmother betty in mays landing. hi grandma, merry christmas. gun fire erupted at the mall this afternoon injuring one person and sending holiday shoppers into a panic, police say that someone tried to rob a watch store and began wrestling with security and a gun went off wounding a 67-year-old mall employee and he was hoppized in serious condition and one suspect is in custody and nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a precaution but the mall remained open. a man accused of trying to defraud an ohio macy's nearly died trying to get away from police, captures captured 21-year-old marcel wallace driving off an escalator while trying to avoid officers, despite landing on his head he was not seriously hurt, but was arrested by police waiting for him on the third floor. he tries to put a $29 price tag on a coat costing more than $600. there is a new call to regulate the weight of runway model its make sure they are healthy, france just passed a law to keep obsessively thin women from walking the cat walk, and now they are asking for a similar policy in the united states, they call industry standards, quote, hazardous and encourage and cause eating disorders. >> 60% of add lessents report that they define the ideal body as what they see in fashion magazines and many models have a body mass index below the definition of starvation, that according to world health organization standards. big talker now you wouldn't think this pretty pink tree decorated with hello kitty ornaments would not cause controversy, it did when a principal asked a high school teacher to take it down. the teacher was since allowed to put it back up. when it happened. katherine gordon said after 30 years of decorating her classroom for the holiday, there was a no decorating allowed rule and no cookies and no music. >> she wrote there are no religious symbols, but i feel that this is a turning point in our society when everything offends everyone all the time, it just sucks the joy out of everything and the principal changed his mind because he didn't want to be a grinch here and the kids were really enjoying it. >> here is a big question today, would you share a hotel room with a complete stranger? before you answer there is a big payoff. the winston club you can book a room at five different cities, you get a bargain but you also get a roommate. brian shannon came up with the idea. winston will help you book a room in seattle, las vegas, portland and los angeles, they have spas and the whole nine and they are vetted for safety and security purposes, he hopes that will take the edge off the concept and it's getting ready to launch. finally the video going viral and being shared 115,000 times all over the world, with the big question, baby bunnies in cups, cute or cruel. the four baby bunnies nestled inside of these drinking glasses there, chilling out and by the end of the video they all fall asleep. are they comfortable? or are they squished and why are they in there? well, the guy that took it set the record straight, saying they were unharmed and perfectly fine and they are made out of so many fluff, they can squeeze through holes a quarter of their size, they can get out but they just like it in there. he warns not every bunny will appreciate this, know your own bunny and do not try to emulate this at home. >> know your own bunny. they are cute though. >> they are. you had a bunny? >> yes as a child. >> you ever put it in a glass? >> no. >> never thought about it. >> matt pellman as the update 4:45 on a tuesday. things are a hair slow from 202 to this point to the conshohocken curve, lets take the glass half full approach it could be much worse and backing up to the blue route to 202, toward the king of prussia mall own a little over two days left until that holiday shopping, on the lincoln drive, southbound side by wissahickon, head for the southbound boulevard ahead and on the northbound side, single digit speeds in the typical slow spot and in delco at aldon avenue and oak lane as well. in east norton, by the walgreens a crash by whitehall road, a bus broke down at egypt road and center lane is out of commission there and whitpain township, another accidents scene. a pair of them in chester coins, one in east bradford and west goshen look for a wreck at west town road at five points road. and along 42 southbound at creek road, giving us extra slow speeds just 10 miles per hour as you come south off the walt whitman bridge. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you, meteorologist, cecily tynan, is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up next. the action cam along the ben franklin parkway earlier today where we had a steady light rain, the low cloud deck and that rain has moved off but more is on the way, stormtracker 6 live double scan getting a break in the action and double scan live is working overtime next week as heavy, steady rain moves our way, definitely mild and the average high is 43 degrees, we are holding at 60 in philadelphia, down from the high of 61, allentown 54, and millville 61 and trenton currently 60 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing you can really see this conveyer belt of moisture a stalled fronts and what is going on there are waves of rain along the front and the next one is moving in during the morning tomorrow. future tracker 6 showing in the overnight hours, not a lot of rain but the problem is the ground is wet and the winds are calm and the widespread fog will develop in the morning hours and temperatures notice 50s, 55 at 6:30, and then around 10:30, 11:00, that is when the steady rain moves up from the southwest and 60 in philadelphia and by 4:00 a lot of that is lifting north and another round moves in during the evening hours and this spikes the temperatures by 9:00 we are looking at 65 degrees in philadelphia, dover 9:00 tomorrow night up to 70 degrees. we'll likely tie the record high of 66 during the evening them books tomorrow but it's not a bright and sunny day tomorrow, travel forecast not looking great. fog i think there is the major problem if are you flying we'll have rain on the roads so delays are likely all along the mid-atlantic where we expect rainfall around an inch of rain, then here comes in the truly warm air, right ahead of christmas eva head of the cold front, we are looking at temperatures surging up 25 to 35 degrees above average with the winds out of the south for santa, he will be wearing shorts, temperatures in the 70s and not just talking about the record high for the date, but all time december warmth, this is what i'm forecasting for christmas eve for thursday, 76 in philadelphia across the board we are looking at temperatures in the 70s and record warmth for the month of december and below that or close to it, across our entire viewing area, and i think thursday is the warmest day ever recorded in philadelphia. record el niño, the exclusive accuweather forecast, fog with a soaking rain and not a nice day, 66 degrees, thursday christmas eve we'll see sunshine early in the day, and then the clouds roll in, and 76 degrees and a cold front behind the front, we get breaks of sunshine early on christmas morning, 68 degrees and increasing clouds and another round of rain on friday night, that continues through the day on saturday, 56 degrees, and look at the temperature on sunday, another record high 68 and we drop down to 60 on monday with more rain and tuesday mostly cloudy and milder with a high of 57 degrees, you look at the numbers it doesn't look like december, considered the average high is below 40, when we get to that it will feel really cold, we won't know what happened. >> we won't be ready. >> thanks cecily. we put batteries to the test next on what's the deal? . maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new passat and other select models. keep all the electronics and toys running in your house you'll need a lot of batteries but are the name brands better. >> consumer reports tested batteries to see what lasted the longest. it's all fun and games until the batteries run out. consumer reports looked into what batteries to buy to keep everything running, but there are so many brands to choose from, they range from 62 cent to $62 that say huge price range, they put batteries through a battery of test that simulate typical use in toys and flashlights, the question is which lasts the longest. >> overall the lithium batteries did tops but so did some of th theal can line. they are sold in large value packs in costco so these only end up costing $1, always use batteries that are the same age, and type and brand. keep your batteries in a cool dry place and they will likely last for seven years. consumer reports says not to keep batteries or your battery powered devices near extreme heat for extreme periods and don't keep batteries in your pockets they could rub across spare change in your pockets. >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for brian taff and cecily tynan i'm sharrie williams, join me along with brian and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. now here is rick williams standing by with a look ahead. >> brian and sharrie thank you, coming up next, there was chaos today inside of a new york mall when a gunman opened fear, details on how it happened and who was hit by the gun fire coming up and lawmakers telling the makers of e-cigarettes they better make a big change. ♪ ♪ spend less time chasing sales and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful 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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. rain and clouds have made for a dreary day across the region and as we look ahead, we have more rain in the forecast and record warmth just in time for christmas. tuesday night and monica malpass is off and sharrie williams is jpmorganing us and the big story is accuweather tracking rain that will put a damper on your holiday travel tomorrow. meteorologist, cecily tynan, is live at the big board on when the next round of rain will move this way, our next round moves in tomorrow and double scan life showing a break in the action and the rain from earlier moves up from the northeast and low clouds and fog developing tonight, still a damp night and wider view showing we have a conveyer belt of moisture and that is pulling in some steady rain tomorrow, and heavy at times, and a big travel day, future tracker showing by 11:00, this is when the steady rain really moves in and that is lasting right into the afternoon and even into the evening hours, we have waves of rain, tomorrow don't forget the umbrella and take it slowly and allow plenty of extra time for travels and dense fog for traveling and a soaking rain an inch of rain and the heaviest at 11:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the evening and we have more rain tomorrow night, so that will cause a lot of

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