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>> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a double shooting and police chase overnight in delaware county. we're live with details from police. >> a neighborhood tries to he'll as the hunt continues for two men wanted for friday's deadly carjacking expwhrrchl -- and fighting rages on in trip libya, as the last leave. >> reporter: the one area that continues to see the thick cloudy cover continues to be the jersey shore. everybody else is starting to see bright sunshine. even for the jersey shore, give it another hour or so, you'll brighten up down there, as well. here's the loop going back 12 hours, this is the satellite and radar capacity. you can see everybody north of the mason dixon line seeing bright sunshine. everybody else starting to see

bright blue skies. cape may county and southern portion of atlantic county still dealing with cloud cover. where we're seeing the sunshine, temperatures are responding nicely, pilots 84 degrees, quakertown, 78. leave he let town, 84. -- levittown 84. woodbine, 78 degrees, forecast for today if you're heading to citizens bank park, philadelphia phillies taking on the arizona diamondbacks actually. clouds and sun, warm and sticky for the game. 85 degrees for the first pitch, by the 9th inning, temperatures are topping out at 88 degrees, i want to go out wired on storm tracker 6 live double scan. we're watching the system for the overnight hours, it's in its infant stages here, that brings the threat of severe weather and damaging winds and possibility of hail. when i come back in just a bit,

i'll have the details on that and much cooler seven-day forecast. >> new developments on a story we've been following all morning, a child is dead and a woman is fighting for her life in ridley township, delaware county. the man accused of doing it is in very critical condition. township police wrapped up news conference a short time ago. >> reporter: it turns out this a domestic tragedy. tragedy with consequences including the death of a 5-year-old boy. we learned from police a few minute ago, this five-year-old boy went to his cousin's birthday party was picked up by his father, was shot to death and shot his mother and she is in critical condition at this hour. here is what lieutenant scott willby had to say about what happened. >> there was a birthday for the mother's sister she was having a birthday for her child and sh

mia washington as there with her son, the father came and picked the child up, when he brought the child out to the house, she gone out to the back to retrieve the child at which time the sister heard gunshots. this happened in the pen ridge apartment complex in the 1100 block of haverford road. after shooting his girlfriend and his son, 26-year-old tyrell styles of philadelphia got into his car an began to flee. police picked up on his car, he crashed into a couple of cars and was cornered in a cul-de-sac as police approached him in the car, they say that he raised his gun to his own head and shot himself. so this morning, tyrell styles

is on life support. his mother is in extremely -- the mother of the little boy is in critical condition, and tragically the five-year-old boy whose name was not released was pronounced at the hospital last night. we don't understand why it happened and the future of the suspects remains in the hands of those at the hospital and his family will have to make a decision regarding life support. a tragedy that happened in ridley township last night. live at ridley township police, amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> thank, amy. >> one person jumped out of a second floor window to escape an overnight fire. the blaze broke out at 5:30. crews arrived on the scene battling heavy flames. it took firefighters a half-hour to get the fire under control. four people including two children were taken to the hospital for smoke and minor injuries, an investigation is

underway to find out what started that fire. philadelphia police and two brothers are being credited this morning with rescuing a couple from their burning home overnight. the fire started just before 2:00 a.m. on the 900 block of west huntington street in north philadelphia. the brothers tell "action news" they heard commotion and saw the flames and went running to the couple's rescue. >> everyone trying to kick in the door, we all kicked the door in, i grabbed the older gentleman to get him out and put him on the steps next-door to make sure he was safe. >> when she jumped out i was able to break her fall, so the only thing she walked away with was a scraped leg, that was a blessing. >> the couple is being treated for minor smoke and the woman is being treated for minor injuries from jumping from the window. le they are looking into what sparked the blaze. >> the man hunt is on for the men accused of killing three

children from behind the wheel of a stolen car. this vigil was held to remember the three children who were struck down friday morning. their mother is hanging on for her life. karen payne taught the two boils at school. >> i didn't know at that point know they were my students, and when i got over here, what i saw and i took pulses and they had none, i just lost it. >> police tell "action news" they are following up on some leads, but do not have any suspects in custody. >> there's a 101,000 dorlz -- dollar reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the carjackers. keep up on the carjacking

at 6abc.com, we have pictures of the children and their mother, a few clicks away on the new 6abc.com. >> in the middle east, hamas has agreed to a 24 hour cease-fire, but the fighting apparently continues. israeli fire landed in the gas strip after hamas rejected the truce and fired it's own rockets into israel. the truth was offered before the holiday ending the muslim month of ramadhan. even if the temporary truce takes hold israel will continue to destroy the tunnels they use to launch their attacks. this morning rival militias were locked in the heaviest battle yet for control of the airport. yesterday the u.s. closed the embassy and moved worker to neighboring tunisia by land. turkey and several other nations have closed their diplomatic

offices. >> 2,000 people put puddle to the pavement -- put pedal to the pavement all for a good cause. two thousand bikelists are on their way to atlantic city which races money for local children's charities and fallen police officers and firefighters. >> much more to come on "action news" this sunday afternoon. >> a gator almost turns a kids campout into a tragedy. >> a summer class makes a staring roll for the kids in such camp. >> some of the computer information is coming in it shows heavy hitters i'll have the details when

>> a group of kids in a backyard campout in texas ended up with an unwanted visitor. they want swimming in a pond at night and check out who showed up. this 300-pound gator. at first they thought was a small little gator. when they saw how big it was because it chased them out of the water. they told their parents who alerted the game warden. a wildlife hunter caught the gator, 8 feet long. >> this greater was hunting kids and probably would have killed one if we hadn't got him. >> reporter: the biologist said the gator was pregnant and before long there would have been more alligators in that pond. him. >> that greater is almost as big as your biceps, chris.

[laughter]. >> reporter: i almost ripped a jacket last time, it wasn't from flexing. >> a regular popeye. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6, we're down the jersey shore, we're seeing cloud cover on the beaches, but north of atlantic city they are starting to break out in a little bit of sunshine now. as we flip it over to the temperatures, # 4 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 84. allentown, 81. reading, 84. dover, 81. very sticky degrees at this midday hour. satellite and radar shows hanging on to cloud cover across the delaware bay and the jersey shore, brightening taking place for the western suburbs, for just about everybody north of philadelphia, cumulus clouds developing during the allentown area. for the most part you're seeing mostly sunny skies up there. it's warm and sticky through the ohio valley. that air mass stretches through

the eastern seaboard. we're seeing a disburses swing through that sticky air mass, now it's firing up showers and thunderstorms. look at the amount of lightning strikes that are taken in are 15 minute increments. we're up to 1400. this is something we have to watch closely over the next 12 hours, it's that system that will continue to push east and march through that warm, soupy air and arrives just in time for the late evening between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. through midnight or so. future tracker 6, not much going on the relevant afternoon, combination sun and clouds, warm and sticky. there could pop-up showers and thunderstorms developing for the far western suburbs. the closer we get to midnight, look at the shades of purple, anne whites. the brighter the colors are on the color scale the more intense the thunderstorms become, and some of these now look like they could produce 60-mile an hour

winds very easily a lot of lightening and the possibility of hail. the storm prediction center continues a risk for severe weather up and down the eastern seaboard from virginia to maine. strong gusty winds, heavy downpours, large hail a possibility and dangerous lightning. it will not be storming all night long. it will be a three hour window from 9 to midnight. the rest of the afternoon is cloudy and sticky with lows in the 70s. in the poconos, smooth sailing, clouds and sun, 78 degrees is the forecasted high. for the jersey shore prove canning conditions, cape may -- improving conditions, cape may county, atlantic county north seeing sun. 85 degrees, very sticky with dewpoints in the upper 60s, low 70s, elsewhere we go, pick out your location, reading, 88. philadelphia, 88. millville, wilmington and

trenton, 87 degrees, very, very sticky, dover 84. overnight tonight be on the look out for strong thunderstorms pushing through from southwest to northeast between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and midnight. very sticky. 7 outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. tomorrow, 85, gradual decrease in humidity. tuesday looks fantastic. 80 degrees, pleasant for wednesday, 83. him nice for thursday, 84. comfortable for friday, 84 and spectacular for saturday 83 degrees, i think i just about used up all my adjectives there, but you get the idea the rest of the week looks great. >> be sure you have accuweather and 6abc wherever you go, with the storm tracker 6 live app you'll get live radar it facilities any device including

iphones and tablets, get it at 6abc.com. >> if you're kids are bored with the sticky weather how about heading indoors for a summer camp. here's david murphy with 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: walnut street theater for kids brings some of your favorite stories to life through adaptation of family classics. they take on disney's alice in wonderland. they kids participate in camp walnut they have the opportunity to experience theater for the first time or for the more experience to fine tune their skills. >> the parents are home reading to their student and they come here and see it live. >> the cast is are comprised of kids, camper go from awe digses

to putting on a private performance and after that they perform on the walnut main stage. >> the parents see how professional they are, they show up on time, the importance of attendance, the process of being an actor. >> reporter: with a mixed bag of experienced actors and others new to the program. the season is different and gives each student an opportunity to shine. >> they are making traces about their character and they memorize their line and they understand the process. >> reporter: there are four shows in the kids theater series, to subscribe go to walnut street theater theater.oo to 6abc.com and click on the section tab under arts.

for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >> a doctor on a charity mission is the first in america to become infected with ebola. >> and there's

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africa from bee bola. -- ebola. many kids have a skin rash, a wet rapping after soaking in a tub lotions or mild medications are put on inflamed child's skin while damp. kids are cover with a wet layer of clothing followed by a drier layer. >> over roughly four days or so, you see this dramatic improvement. >> in a study national jewish health symptoms dropped an average of 70%, kids stay healthy and had fewer infections and had far less medication. >> you cotten do just once, doing it a few times, depending

on how bad the skin is, but i'm a believer. >> wet wrap therapy has been around for two decades, this is the largest study on it yet. >> there's much more to come on "action news" including sports. it's an exiting day tore eagles, training camp officially underway.

>> the colorado rockies could have used spell checker for their game promotion last night. they wanted to a salute all star short top, with give away t-shirts. they misspelled his name. the team has apologized offering

to exchange the jersey for one spelled right and a ticket to a future game. >> the phillies will try again against the diamondbacks, last night their efforts ended in heartbreak. jeff skeverski has all your sunday sports. >> reporter: guess who's back, that's right, ryan howard back in the phillies starting lineup after sitting on the berchl the previous -- on the bench the previous three games. the big piece gets a big shot out of the gate against arizona. le howard leaves four on base, he strikes out twice, the fans getting on him early. the phillies don't waste base runners in the second, phils score four times in the second, they go up 4-1 they are not done in the third, marlin byrd, "bye-bye birdie," his 20th. only 4 players in the national

league have more. they have 17 hits it's not enough. the diamondbacks come back in the 6th. 2-run double, diamondbacks later tie it eight -- tie it at 6. out goes nick evans with a 3-run pinch hit homer. phillies lose 10-6 in 10. chip kelly took the eagles from worst to first in his first season, not bad. he has bigger expectations, he thought last season was just okay. in order to be great you have to work at it. nick foles said he feels more comfortable and confident leading them to the playoffs and throwing 27 touchdowns and two interceptions. he would one of the best seasons in nfl history, but to him, that's all history. >> numbers from last year, won't do anything for me this

year, they do nothing, you can't let one season affect you good or bad, the next year you start clean. >> the best thing about nick, he is still young. he would an outstanding season that everybody was excited about, he knows as an individual he can get better. >> i feel comfortable out there, i want to run the offense and get better as a player and make the guys around me better. >> reporter: let's hope he does, eagles back on the field for day two of training camp this morning. >> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. need more space, how about a town to call your own, we'll show you one for sale. those stories and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and m

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meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: good afternoon, i can't believe how nice it is out here, i remember what it it was like with the drenching downpours and the thunder and lightning. now it's spectacular, temperatures are responding, 84 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, showing 84. reading same number, wilmington 83. millville, 81 and 79 seems to be a popular number for most of the jersey shore points including sea isle, avalon and stone harbor and on the boardwalk in atlantic city. you factor in the humidity it feels warmer than the temperatures you just saw. you have documents in the mid to upper 60s and close to 70. that's very humid in our dewpoint category. millville, 68. dover, 71678 -- dover 71. we're left with a combination of sun and clouds, if you're down

the jersey shore, stay patient, the sun is starting to shine through, we'll see more sunshine as the afternoon wears on. forecast for the remainder of the afternoon, 86 degrees by 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., we're peaking at 88 degrees with an increase in humidity, it will feel like 90. combination of sun and clouds, by 6:00 p.m. back down to 85 degrees anticipating a high of 88. here we go, hope you can hear me here. as we look ahead, the pattern is about to change we'll go from warm to oppressively humid to splendid, september-like temperatures by tuesday, i'll have that when i step back inside. guys? >> delaware county police are investigating a double shooting overnight that left a five year old boy dead a woman in critical condition and the accused shooter on life support. the violent spree began on haverford road in ridley. it didn't end until sharon hill.

amy buckman is in folsom to fill us in. >> reporter: well, that five-year-old boy spent the day at his cousin's birthday party. else dead. his mother is in critical condition, his father the gunman is on life support. it's a family tragedy that unfolded in delaware county last night. a day that started with birthdays parties at the penn ridge apartment complex ended with gunfire a shooting that left a five-year-old boy his mother in critical condition and the suspect, the little boy's father on life support. the 26-year-old washington brought her son to the sister's apartment for a birthday party. the boy's father, tyrell styles picked him up after the party and brought him back at 11:00 p.m., as washington went out to get her son from his dad gun shots rang out. >> we had a birthday next to to

them, for that to happen, it's a terrible thing. >> washington was struck by four bullets and in critical condition at crozer-chester medical center her 5-year-old son was pronounced dead. >> she does not know what happened to her son, her condition she is in critical condition at crozer. styles fled the scene and struck several cars in folcroft. he reached a deadened and stopped. that's where police say he shot himself. else hospitalized in extremely critical condition on life support. now, police say this was completely unexpected that styles has no criminal record, he was licensed to carry the gun he used in the shootings, they tell us he is not expected to live. live at ridley township, amy

buckman channel 6 "action news". >> thanks for the update, amy. richard plots the man accused of the hospital shooting in delaware county has been formally arained -- arraigned on murder and other charges. meanwhile, authorities found two guns and ceased his computer. he has a history of gun arrests, he killed his case worker teresa hunt at mercy fitzgerald hospital and wounded psychiatrist lee silverman, silver man pulled out his own gun and shot plotts. a nine alarm blaze was in a vacant build in cambridge and spread quickly to two occupied homes. people passing by saw smoke and notified crews. firefighters suffered minor injuries due to falling objects, the cause is unknown. a women is in critical

condition after being hurt in an rv fire in northeast philadelphia yesterday. an "action news" viewing sent us the blaze, the woman was cooking ndle the rv when the propane tank exploded. a 5-year-old boy was treated for scrapes. >> a wilmington's man's efforts to get more septa train service to wilmington is gaining steam. david curtis was frustrated by the long wait between trains. he went on change.org. the delaware transit chief said it is in the talking stages for 2016, but curtis said the sooner the better. >> the ride is great, 40 minutes to philadelphia. if i miss my train it means waiting for two hours. if i'm coming back to wilmington, that means paying $60 for amtrak.

>> curtis believes more service would boost jobs in wilmington and philadelphia. he said the closing of the i-95 bridge has sent many drivers to the rails and trains are often packed. >> a dutch and australian mission to secure the crash site for malaysian flight 17 has been called off. they were to leave this morning, but heavy fighting in the area has made it dangerous. crash investigators complain the site has been compromised. international observers say there are remains at the scene and key brie is being found away from the immediate crash site. nearly 100 crash victims are unaccounted for. the crisis in ukraine hit close to home for a west chester university student, his parents fled the unrest earlier this month, now they are stayingness college apartment. lisa thomas-laurey notes it is onlial temporary solution. >> i'm going to restaurant. >> i'm going to restaurant.

>> reporter: this boy is spending much of his summer teaching his mom and dad english using a computer course. he is an ncaa division 2 all american breast stroker who earned the nickname shark because of his skills in the water. when civil unrest broke out in his hometown. donetsk his father became a target. >> they caught us and i was told to get out of the car and lay on the ground fails down, they shot in the ground next to my ear. >> reporter: that was july 2. 6 days later they fled ukraine and living here with their son sleeping in the bed of his college roommate who happens to be russian and went home for the summer. >> it is very sad, everything that's happening in between uyain and russia right now.

i was born in the u.s. sr. it was one big county there was no rufus crane or russia they were all the same. >> reporter: his swim mate david mccormick and his family are trying to help. >> we're working with the west chester community to get them accommodations for when shark's roommates come back to college. >> to find out more how you can help shark and his family go to 6abc.com. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." >> the final voyage of the costa concordia is over. the crews liner was gently nudged into a scrap yard by a tugboat it. >> you heard the joke about somebody having a bridge to sell, well a couple in wyoming wants to sell their town. the owners of aladden wyoming are owners of property elsewhere. they want to spend more time

with the other propts. they put the -- properties, they put the town, including the general store post office and ranch up for sale. it's still popular with hunters and tourists and because it's not subject to state liquor laws, it's possible similar during the motorcycle rally. >> we've had up to 6700 bikes at one time. the whole store shakes when they start and leave for the to your. there's a down side, no sewer service, out houses are a must. the owners hope whoever buy it, keep it humble and down to earth. >> quite a downsize. >> didn't we have a town for sale earlier? >> there was on one resident in that town. the "action news" troubleshooter helps a viewer get a brand new fridge and find out how we can help you. firefighters rescue a

turtle who almost got caught up with a wildfire. sky6 live hd looking live over wilmington, delaware, look at all that sunshine. meteorologist source source will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

>> a two hundred pound tortoise is okay after being rescued from a fast-moving wildfire. aib is a resident -- abe is a resident at the resort, when the flames threatened to overrun the resort, his owners couldn't take him. when the fire died down, the firefighters went back and got him. fires have forced evacuations at yosemite national park, as well. >> reporter: not a lot going on in the weather department.

as we go outside live on sky 6. there's the view in wilmington, you can see how nice the skies have cleared. wewe have a few puffy cumulus clouds out there. much of the viewing area seeing brought, blue skies, with the exception of the jersey shore. temperatures are climbing nicely, 84 degrees, trenton, 84. lancaster, 82. millville, 81 and cooler numbers closer to the water, not because of the sea breeze, but because you're seeing cloud cover down there. that will change over the next several hours. as we set this in motion this is a 1 hour loop. everybody north of that line seeing sunshine this morning. let's say from atlantic city north you're seeing mixed skies combination of sun and clouds, from that point, south, the beaches like sea isle, stone harbor, wildwood, cape may, seeing clouds, but we're expecting this to pull east,

you'll get in on the sunshine, as well, before the day is through. to be honest is not a good thing because of the system we're watching out to the west, the more sunshine we see today, the greater the chances are of seeing dangerous weather overnight tonight. we have this disturbance here getting going, numerous cloud to ground lightening strikes, we're seeing anywhere from 1400 to two thousand lightning strikes within a 15 minute increment here. that's how they are measured. this is starting to get organized here. as that progresses east and e valley it that warm sticky will help those thunderstorms, some of them will be strong to severe. the second feature we're watching is that counter clockwise swirl. trailing cold front brings an unusual change especially for the month of july. we'll see unusually cool numbers by tuesday, highs will barely crack 80 degrees, as a matter of

fact from tuesday afternoon most of the viewing area hangs out in the 70s, bismarck, 62. omaha, 79. you can see where the front is. that cooler air dives south and east. sun and clouds in the short term. clouding up over night tonight. showers and thunderstorms pushing into the viewing area after 9:00 p.m. you can see purples and whites that would represent heavy thunderstorms, strong, gusty winds 60 miles per hour. that could create downed tree brancheses -- branches and power outages. by 2:30 this advances off to the north an east, you wake up tomorrow morning you see a combination of sun and clouds once again. overnight tonight, downpours a good bet you'll see that. strong gusty winds, at least 60 miles per hour, more than likely you'll see that as well. large hail there's a moderate

chance of seeing that with some of these thunderstorms. today is quiet gets active overnight tonight. poconos 78 degrees, clouds and sticky. jersey shore, clouds and you'll see sun before the day is through. ful 85 degrees is the forecasted high on the beach. philadelphia, 88 sun and clouds, warm and humid, winds out of the west, southwest at a 25 to 15 miles per hour. the thunderstorms moving in after 9:00 p.m. lingering until 1, 2:00 a.m. 65 degrees for the suburbs, 73 for center city. 85 degrees monday, sunshine, a chance of pop pop-up storm, most areas stay dry. tuesday, comfortable, temperatures in the low 80s, a lot of sunshine. guys. >> new technology could help people diagnosed with als or lou gehrigs disease use their voices

long after it is taken from them. >> this woman is recording unique phrases so her natural voice will be heard even when her mind traps her in the body when she can't respond. >> voice banking is a fairly new option for patients, but doctor expect it will quickly gain popularity.

>> welcome back on this sunday afternoon, sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing there, the sun glistening off the water, it's 12:50, 83 degrees outside. nydia. >> thank you, eva. we all count on our fridge freezer units to feed our families, right, especially during the summer, what do you do if you think you have a

lemon? how about contacting "action news" trouble shooters. water is about the only thing die and can keep -- diane can weep in her refrigerator. look at the thermometer inside. >> i'm exhausted for the last year it's every four months. diane said when the problem began the fridge was four years old and still under warranty, but she couldn't get the maker lg to replace it. >> so basically i meant the company to give me a machine that works. >> you want a new fridge. >> yeah, i spent a lot of money, i think as a consumer they worked take care of their customers. >> "action news" trouble shooters agree, i took on diane's case to get her results. >> diane i see something new in your kitchen, can you show it towels. >> brand new. >> yes. >> and it works.

>> it's works, it's a beauty. >> it will be nice cooking dinner. scoons you left within a couple of days they have called me and said they would be willing to work with me to resolve the issue. >> finally. >> finally, yes. >> in the end, lg gave her a full refund so she could by a new refrigerator of her choice. i'm very grateful it's wonderful that you can advocate for us, to deal with these companies to put pressure on them to make good and do the right thing. >> now, a spokesperson said lg wanted to make sure diane was happy. while they are sad and losing a customer, they are pleased that she received a resolution. there's a warranty law, a federal lemon law for defective and damaged and poorly made

products it's at 6abc.com. if you need "action news" trouble shooters go to 6abc.com back slash troubleshooters. or call or volunteers monday through friday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. i hope you call and i can help you. >> families plan to spend more this year to get the kids back to school. those with grade school children will spend on average, $669 that's up 35% from a year ago. it reflects the trends for school districts to provide more of their own classroom supplies. the biggest chunk will be spent on electronics. two-thirds say they will start three weeks before the first day

>> recapping our top stoars on "action news" a child is dead after being gunned down in delaware county. gun shots rang out in ridley township after 11:00 p.m. the child and woman were hit, the gunman is on life support after turning the gun on himself. le. two children and adults were injured after a fire broke out in northeast philadelphia. the victims are being treated for minor injuries and smoke. hamas asked for a 24 hour cease-fire with israel today after initially rejecting one. israeli prime minister netanyahu

dismissed the request he said the militants group continues to fire rockets after their agreement. it continues to fire back after hamas fired into its territory. >> time for 89 weather. >> reporter: have a good time, enjoy the time with your family and keep aware with what's going on in the weather world, there's the potential that things could get rough overnight tonight. this is what future tracker 6 is showing, it shows a an before he isive line of storms from southwest to northeast. storm prediction center has been all over this for days, strong gusty winds 60 myers, hail and drenching -- miles per hour, hail, drenching downpours, and today is fine, but overnight tonight it could get rough in areas. >> fyi philly is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at

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

i'm melissa magee and i'm alicia vitarelli .. tonight on fyi philly philly is exploding with beer gardens. we'll take you on a tour. we check out a new, organic, all natural bakery and juice bar. we go behind the scenes of one of the biggest retailers on the planet. it's summertime.we'll have some of the best salutations under the sun. hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly.. we are at the phs pop up garden at 15th and south streets and what a tropical oasis this place is right in the heart of the city! it's one of a number of new beer gardens that are popping up all over philly. so we're back here in the beer garden, the drury beer garden?