>> good afternoon, it is sunday, september 7. i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," more strikes against isis as the president unveils his strategy. >> and joan rivers gets what she wanted, a star-studded funeral. >> and eagles opening day at the linc, and it's a gorgeous day for it. >> reporter: is football today?

let's go live on sky 6. down the shore we have a few clouds hanging on that's where the cold front is sitting off the coast. even there we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine and nice breeze, everybody feeling the nice, comfortable air from canada. winds shifted out of the northwest. temperature-wise we're sitting in the mid 70s there's not too much in the way of humidity, dewpoints are down in the 50s, philadelphia, 76. allentown, 74. millville, 75. poconos, 68 degrees, everybody was up into the 90s this same time yesterday, big improvement. satellite and radar we have a few high, thin clouds to the south, jersey shore, central and southern delaware picking up cloud cover, everybody else seeing lots of sunshine. eagles taking on the jacksonville jaguars in a little less than an hour, sun and clouds, 77 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., temperatures close to 80. unfortunately it's not all smiles and sunshine in the seven-day forecast.

as a matter of fact we could see wet weather as early as tomorrow for parts of area, i'll be back in just a little bit and have the details from accuweather. >> of course the big story on "action news" is the day eagles fans have been waiting for since last january. >> it's opening day and the hopes are high that the birds go all the way. we have ducis rogers on the field at the linc and amy buckman is with tailgating fans. first we go to ducis. >> reporter: good afternoon, ladies it's been 8 long months since the eagles played a meaningful game, the long wait is over, the eagles take on the jacksonville jaguars in the 2014 season opener. a lot of questions surrounding the team. will nick foles have another good year like last year, 27 touch downs, two interceptions. the defense is it better. one thing we know for a certainty, the eagles fan will

bring it today. >> i think they will be ecstatic it's another opportunities for us to shoot for a chip. game on sunday, 1:00 p.m., they will be loud and the stadium will be rocking. it will be fun. >> it's a big day in philadelphia, you know, especially for eagles fans and it's the start of the 2014 season. there's changes, i think as a team we've improved from last year. >> reporter: we'll have it all for you tonight on our wrap up show, eagles game day final comes you mean on 11:35 on 6abc. i'll be joined by my co-host, mike quick and jamie apody. eagles arriving on the feel for the big game, we're live at the linc, ducis rogers, back to you. >> now to amy buckman with eagles fans, amy.

>> reporter: only part of the excitement is on the field at lincoln financial field. if you take a look behind me, you can see the excitements starts at the -- the excitement starts in the parking lot. we have people playing bean bag, and they have great food and there's one thing that the fans know how to do. we'll have to wait for a few hours to see how the eagles perform on the field, but the fans have proven they are champion tailgaters. eagles fans know how to put out a spread. no surprise that sandwiches were on the menu with an ameroso manning the grill. >> we have pork, broccoli rob.

>> reporter: eagles football is the main event. the fans are pumped for a great season under the leadership of chip kelly. >> he is an offensive genius. the envelope is on call we'll win the super bowl in the next five years. >> not this career, bus stop the next five. >> we're so excited about the season after last year thinking they weren't going to do too much. went all the way to the playoffs. we're expecting a whole lot more this year and i think we'll get it. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: well there's a cheer we'll be here a lot of in the coming months. we'll be having a lot of great food while we watch the eagles hopefully fly right to victory, at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia, amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> septa showing its team spirit offering tbree rides to

and -- free rides to and from the eagles game on the broad street ride. the offer lasts until 6:00 p.m. tonight no transfers or fares needed. >> fans, friends and family are saying goodbye to comedian joan rivers at this hour. fans are putting notes on the flowers outside of her home. marcie gonzalez is outside emmanuel temple where services are being held. >> reporter: this temple is packed with friends and family, and that private service started about a half-hour ago. joan rivers daughter melissa kissing her mother's casket ahead of today's funeral, an ameetings old goodbye to one of

the most ground-breaking -- >> here's joan rivers! >> reporter: outrage outlines. >> that dress has more creases than my face did before botox. >> reporter: and beloved comedian of our time. >> the force and power of had your comedy was overwhelming. >> reporter: joan rivers died thursday in mount sinai hospital in new york a week after going into cardiac arrest after diagnostic procedure on her vocal chords. >> reporter: the state medical examiner investigating the circumstances of the 81-year-old's death as a memorial grows outside of her new york city home. >> what is the outpouring like? unbelievable. >> reporter: melissa river touched by the outpouring of love. one rivers joked her -- funeral

should be an elaborate affair. >> i want it to be paparazzi and publicists and hollywood all the way. >> reporter: did he were he don't know all the details about the memorial service, but we are told that hugh jackman is performing. marci gonzalez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you,. police say it looks like the 38-year-old man who was shot dead in the doorway of his cobbs creek house knew his killer. police say they found 30 marijuana plants in the house. meanwhile, the victim's friend a 34-year-old man was critically wounded with gun shots to the head and right side of his body. investigators say the gunman walked up to the front door of the house at 8:00 p.m. last night. >> the shooter came to the scene to confront the male who lives at the address there, the

confrontation occurred in the doorway there, at which point in time the suspect did produce a handgun and fired multiple shots at the resident there. >> when the gunman ran off he dropped a pile of cash on the street and homicide detectives are questioning the other people in the house at the time of the shooting to get the name of the killer. >> wall of dust turns day into night in the southwest. >> the antics of the squalled squirrel whisperer at penn state is creating a huge buzz on behind. >> reporter: nydia, coming up in weather, this is what it feels like at this midday in the delaware, the numbers were close to 100 degrees at this time yesterday, how

>> firefighters in central california continue doing battle with several wildfire, one fire has burned 300 acres and forced the evacuation of 700 homes. in another county there's been forced evacuations, but the fire at yosemite national park has been contained and the evacuation orders lifted. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour drove the dust storm in spheen nicks. there can -- phoenix, there could be more of that and flooding rains as hurricane norbert pushes into mexico. those are crazy. >> reporter: can you imagine running into that, that's not

fog, it's sands, you can't breathe. hopefully hurricane norbert will help with that and they will get rain. go outside, there's the camden water waterfront. 76 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, # 4. poconos, 74. millville, 357. same number for dover. sea isle 75, as well. we're 20 degrees cooler than creditor. 56 in philadelphia, allentown, 53. 40 in the higher elevations, the poconos this is a very dry air mass settling in from canada. that means nice, and comfortable weather. we'll see this over the next several days. probably wednesday the humidity comes up, maybe as early as tuesday night. this is the frontal system right here that swept through that produced severe weather for the parts of the area, we did see

winds as high as 65 miles per hour. a small area of low pressure will start to develop on the front that will ride north as we get into monday. today is a nice, quiet day, tomorrow we'll see the clouds increase and then we get into the afternoon and evening hours we'll see the easterly breeze as the low develops and move into this direction here, places close to the shore will pick up low-level clouds, a chilly breeze whipping around 25 to 25 miles per hour. north and west, you'll be clear of that and you'll see a combination of sun and clouds. south and east it will be a different story. here's the forecast for today, today looks nice the rest of the way, combination of sun, those high, thin clouds. tomorrow afternoon, there's the clouds starting to roll in, they will lower and thicken across the south jersey and delaware and give way to showers and

maybe pockets of drizzle. accuweather actually thinks this is a better scenario than what you saw on the forecast model there. the more sun, actually the farther north and west you go it will be bright and sunny. him mixture of sun and clouds closer to the city. closer to the coast you'll see clouds and showers hugging places like cape may and avalon and sea isle city. today is the good beach day. cooler partial sunshine, 77 degrees on the sand. not much in the way of humidity. him if you're doing boating the waves will pick up 3 to 4 feet, so it may become choppy during the afternoon. philadelphia, cooler, less humid, sun and clouds, 80 degrees winds out of the north at 5 to 15 miles per hour. parentally cloudy overnight tonight, cooler, 53 degrees, that looks fantastic for the western suburbs. 63 in center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 76 degrees

monday, north and west combination of sun and clouds, south and east, more clouds and sun and pockets of drizzle or passing shower. tuesday, cloudy conditions for just about everyone, a couple of showers for the city points south and east, probably staying dry north and west, 73. wednesday, sun and clouds, 79. thursday becoming humid again, afternoon thunderstorms are likely up to 84. friday, clouds and sun, 80 degrees and turning cooler for saturday, 72. next sunday temperatures stay in the 60s. >> i'm ready. >> reporter: don't get caught with changes in the weather, check out 6abc.com/weather for our latest videos and photos. a penn state student has developed unusual talent she made friends with an otherwise

wild animal. >> reporter: happy valley is home to thousands of students and it's home to thousands of these bushy tailed crete you ares. -- creatures. nobody knows them better than marry krup approximate. cruppa. >> people like originality and create creativity. >> reporter: she has earned the name of squirrel whisper. one german magazine wrote sneezy was the penn state mascot. what makes her so special she allows her to dress her up. tiny hats made of paper. what else kruppa secret?

as long as she has food she is relaxed. she is the sweetest laid back squirrel ever. at the end of the day, sneezy is still a wild animal when she done playing dress up, sneezy scampers off. >> you got to love an animal that's food motivated. >> extra get my dog to do that. some encouraging news on an american doctor stricken with ebola. >> a philadelphia doctor hopes his

>> welcome back on this sunday, 12:20, 75 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city, looks like a lot of folks are enjoying the beach day today. >> the wife of american doctor

rick say -- sacra said he is improving, he is in a special isolation unit at the university of nebraska medical center. sierra leone hopes to break the infection chain. ten states have asked for help torched out what's making children -- to find out what's making children sick. the vicary -- virus is especially bad for kids with as as -- asthma. >> while the fight over nutrition rules go on in washington, youngsters seem to be doing okay with them. 77% of school administrators

said students were complaining less and eating more. the biggest gains were in inner cities and lower income rural schools where students diets were poor before. if you want to cut your risk of stroke put leafy greens potatoes and bananas on your shopping list. researchers looked at the diets of 90,000 older woman, those who ate the most potassium packed food had lower risk of stroke. maybe the saying should be changed to a banana a day keeps the stroke away. a local doctor created a smart phone app to prevent some all-too common medical mistakes. it happens when the doctor calls in the prescription and the patient doesn't get the right dose or right drug. >> doctors say one thing and

nurses interpret it to be something else. some pharmacies don't allow orders over the phone. >> the doctor created the e-attending app. >> the doctors type in what they want, the nursery cords -- the nurse records it, it's dated timed and typed and there's no problem with i will illegibilit. >> several dozen doctors in the area are already cruising it. >> there's much more to come on "action news," including sports and the eagles opener this afternoon. >> what's a three lunch and what's a taxable benefit of your job, it's causing heartburn for

>> in sports this noon we're a half-hour way for the start of the nfl season the eagles kick off at the linc with the jacksonville jaguars is at 1:00 p.m. the eagles offense is expected to be better than last year, but the defense is the question mark for the team. last year it was dead last in it league in its ability to stop the pass. the defense said they they willd that decimal record. >> -- decimal record. >> it's dismal record. >> it's imperative we're not a

pushoff, we're not 32 in passing in the league. >> scration -- jacksonville jaguars west receiver will not be able to play today. they have four wide receivers suiting up today and only one has actually caught a pass in an nfl game. the phils won their second straight against the nats. ryan howard knocked in two runs in the third inning and dominic brown slugged a homer in the 6th. the phils won 3-1. they have won 1 of their last 17. >> penn state's new head football coach has his first game under his belt. james franklin walked on the home field in front of a huge crowd and soaked up the moment. the players turned the game into a nice memory for the the rookie coach. the lions roared past a akron

21-3. the lions visit rutgers next saturday night. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >> here's some of the stories we'll have for you. trenton police want to know who vandalized a historic statue and why. who vandalized a historic statue and why. >> celebrate blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale. buy one get 50% off one. because you know what they say: 60 is the new 50. they also say your're only as young as you feel. we feel great. how about those blinds of yours? blinds to go blinds for life.

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>> happening right now on "action news," the delaware valley is seeing green. it is open day for the eagles! >> the u.s. hits new targets in iraq as it tries to push back isis forces. >> the victim turns the table on a would-be robber in strawberry mansion. >> reporter: those stories in a moment, but first a check of the accuweather forecast, meteorologist chris sowers you are all excited for the weather and the game. >> reporter: this is beautiful, i'll tell you, you know how i'm going to celebrate this lovely weather, i'm going to plop myself on that couch and watch football. if there was ever a situation to avoid football and get out and do something it would be today. new humidity, temperatures are in the 60s in parts of the area. most locations are in the 70s. look at the far northwest, fleetwood, 69 degrees,

slatington, 69 degrees. tannersville, 68. quakertown, 71. chester and center city closing in on 80. glassboro, 76. gandys beach buena, 75. smyrna, 74. avalon picking up a little bit in the way of clouds, 76. surf city a delightful 74. look at these numbers, this is impressive, temperatures are anywhere from 12 to 16 degrees cooler right now than they were yesterday at this time. we were at 87 degrees this same time yesterday well on our way to that scorching 893. that doesn't even take into account how it felt with the humidity, we had feels-like temperatures close to 100 degrees in parts of the area. here's the satellite and radar composite we'll focus our attention to the south right off the coast of the carolinas, the virginia cape. next system we're watching is an area of low pressure that will develop along the front that swept through during the overnight hours. that will push north an hug the coast that means clouds for

places like avalon and sea isle city, the more in the way in the sun the farther west you go. tomorrow, most cloudy skies for the city and areas south and east. there could be a passing shower the closer to the coast you are. the winds will pick up, as well. we could see winds gusting from 25 to 35 miles per hour across south jersey and delaware. it's nice out here right now, but changes are on the way and when i step back inside i'll talk about that. >> it is almost kickoff time for the eagles season. they take on the jacksonville jaguarsmentle for -- jacksonville jaguars. for eagles fans it's about the food. people were picking up tomato pies. in roxborough, people were picking up their game time eats.

amy buckman checking out what tailgaters are doing at the linc. >> reporter: they are putting out the food, we have steak sandwich fixing and pasta salad, these fans are not going to starve and they plan to do a lot of cheering in a half-hour from now. >> fly eagles fly ♪ ♪ on the road to victory ♪ eagles! >> reporter: these tailgaters arrived from wilkes barre at 6:30 to with food and games to kick them bills until kickoff. >> throughout the parking lot surrounding lincoln field enthusiasm was on the men sue along with game- men sue, along with the game day treats. >> first game of the year, i'm

psyched. >> george wilson was relaxing in his easy chair looking for a win. >> i've been an easies fan since 1960. >> reporter: meantime this will be her -- his first eagles game. i don't know if you ladies know this, but something long with your fans. >> we love it. >> if you take a look back live, you can seem the exodus. all getting ready for the 2014 philadelphia eagles season.

live in philadelphia, amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> don't forget, after "action news" at 11:00 p.m., eagles game day final recaps the birds jacksonville jaguars bird all week one on the nfl season, the entire "action news" sports team has it covered. >> the u.s. has expanded its air campaign against isis in iraq. the u.s. military announced strikes like these around western iraq. isis has been closing in on the dam. today's airstrikes moved u.s. fighter jets closer to the syrian border where isis is entrenched. so far war planes have not hit isis targets in syria. ♪ >> it was a happy ceremony yesterday as 70 members of the 238 general support aviation about a battalion returned to the national guard base in new castle. they are back from kuwait where

they transported other troops. family and loved ones were there to greet them. >> the cease-fire in the ukraine is in jeopardy. one rebel claimed they captured 8 government troops although none of the captives could be seen. a would-be robber, was trying to hold up a china nest takeout restaurant at 28th and lee high in strawberry mansion at 11:00 p.m. when the victim wrestle the the gun away and shot him in the neck. he is in critical condition. the shooter is being interviewed by police. the search is on for a man who held up a 7-eleven on city avenue in lower merion early this morning. the holdup happened around 3:30 a.m. the robber got away on foot with an unknown amounts of cash, nobody was hurt. >> it's back to school tomorrow for students in the philadelphia school district. they are joining students from

charter schools in the city who started classes last week. william hite will open a new high school in north philadelphia. >> from our new jersey newsroom, the future of atlantic city will be front and center at a bipartisan summit. governor christie called 89 summit followed by four casinos closing down and a 5th casino trump taj mahal is having financial problems, too, but they were quick to say they are not closing. >> police are looking for the vandals in new jersey who painted george washington's hands red. >> this is a disgrace. >> reporter: he is rectomying t- reacting to the marble statue to

the hands being painted blood red. >> you don't have to go around destroying public property. >> i think it's disgusting, i think it's vandalism, i don't think anyone has a right to do that sort of thing. >> reporter: the statue was carved in iblghtsly in the 1870 and sat on display in philadelphia before the city of trenton bought it in 1896. years ago the civic association raised money to restore the statue and fix his broken nose, never imagining his hands would be have a littlized to look like they were dripping in blood. >> to me it's disturbing just to see that the statue has been messed with again. >> reporter: the statue is surrounded by homes and apartment building, but nobody saw the vandalism happening. locals are speculating about the meaning of the red handles. >> he is a jen in -- general in

the war and he has blood on his hands. >> reporter: the old mill hill society has contacted the expert who worked on the statue last time to ask for advise. in the mean sometime, the discussion about what his red hands symbolize continues. >> george washington is a political figure, red hands, if someone is making a political statement it's not clear enough to be useful [laughter]. >> reporter: nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday. lightening flash flooding and high winds leave a trail of damage from the upper midwest to new england. >> and 40 is the new theme for the fabulous philadelphians this season. it's coming up in the 6abc loves the arts. sky6 live hd wilmington, delaware, a beautiful day shaping up. chris sowers will have the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. in this matter anywhere. sidney

>> two women were struck by lightning during fierce storms that upon youd the boston -- pounded the boston area last night. they are in critical condition. in michigan strong winds brought down a 200 oak tree and landed on a home, fortunately nobody inside was hurt. >> time for accuweather, gorgeous day. >> reporter: it is, it's beautiful out there, we're seeing lots of sunshine. let's get you outside and show you the view. looking at the philadelphia international airport. we have lots of sunshine out there, a few high, thin clouds,

especially down the shore. it's an an enjoyable sunday around the delaware valley. this is yesterday what it felt like, 103. philadelphia itself, 100, glass borough, 100, middletown, 100, allentown, 99. this afternoon it feels-like temperatures are in the 70s. philadelphia feels like 76 degrees, 735 in wilmington. millville, 75. they are in the 60s in the poconos. real comfortable stuff is heading this way thanks to this high right there. we continue to see a north/northeasterly breeze push everything down to the south. you can see the cloud cover down here across the virginias and the carolinas. the next system we're watching is this little batch of moisture right here. your frontal system is stalled

out just like this. it will push toward the north, it will be far enough out to sea it will split the viewing area in half. east of that line you'll see clouds, and the west of that you'll see sun and clouds. the question is how much moisture does it flow back into areas of south jersey and central and southern delaware. future tracker 6, it done an lousy job up to this point, at least as other forecast moldses are suggesting. we'll see if it's right in the ends. combination of sun and clouds, monday afternoon, the low starts to approach, you can see the clouds across south jersey and delaware, north and west, lots of sunshine. that should be the trend throughout the day. accuweather thinks you'll see moisture right on the coast. east of the city, monday and tuesday, mostly cloudy skies, showers are likely, especially right there on the beach, windy at the coast, as well, we could see winds anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour during the peak. if you're doing boating over the

next couple of days, today will be the nice day. we'll see ocean temperatures in the mid 70s. waves, 2 to 3 feet. maybe a little choppy at times. if you're doing fishing later on, winds out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. both these will double tomorrow afternoon, it will be rough on the water. cooler an less humid, philadelphia, sun and clouds, 80 degrees is the high. overnight tonight, 53 outlying suburbs, 63 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays nice and quiet once we get past tuesday, for today we'll call it comfortable, 80 degrees, mostly cloudy monday, all areas south and east, cloud and showers. tuesday, showers, 73. wednesday, sun and clouds, 79. thursday more humid as a warm front punches through, 84. him you'll see a cold front follow on its heals, friday not

bad, clouds and sun, 80. saturday, high of 72. next sunday, and following monday, highs could stay in the 60s. eva? >> thanks, chris, there's exiting changes coming to the 6abc lineup. "action news" at noon goes to one hour broadcast. more news and weather noon to 1:00 p.m. five days a week. internal revenue service could be launching a food fight with some of the biggest companies. they are questioning whether google facebook and twitter and others should be taxed for the free meals they give employees. it's one of the agencies top priorities. him if the meals are ruled taxable, the cost of the food would be considered employee income, so the company county workers would have to pay up. >> on tuesday, apple will unveil it's much-awaited iphone vi and maybe something more. they will stream the announcement live at 1:00 p.m.

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you need blinds. you know it. your neighbours know it. complete strangers passing by your house know it. don't be that house. do something about it. during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one, get a second at half price. blinds to go blinds for life. >> look at those blue skies over center city this afternoon. it is 1:49, 76 wonderful degrees outside. a pittsburgh man got dumped by his bride-to-be just before

the wedding day, but the man decided the party mug on. he showed up for his -- must go on. he showed up at his no wedding reception, in a tucks, he raised tens of thousands of dollars for surge corp overseas. doctors thought it was a joke, now he feels like a bride. >> curtain is about to go up for the new philadelphia orchestra season. it will include a milestone birthday and tribute to a pipe organ david murphy tells us more in the 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: music director is embarking on his third season

and is said to take the orchestra to greater heights. he hunters 40 years old -- he turns 40 years old this year and they have a way to celebrate his birthday. >> we'll bring works that have not been played in the last 40 careers. >> reporter: in january the orchestra will stage a saints petersburg festival. they will have three composers who are associated with the ancient city. orchestra plans a months-long tribute to the fred cooper memorial organ, the largest concert hall organ in the u.s. celebrating the incredible grandeur of the instrument in the way it is combined with the orchestra. a lang-lang is described abc the

hottest artist on the classical music planet. >> our aim is to reach people and have them experience the music. just walk through the door and listener. that's all that's required. >> reporter: go to arts in philly.org or go to 6abc.com for this and other area events, click on the section tab at the top of the homepage there you'll finds arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >> 17 pounds and 4 feet those are the specks of the sword fish caught off the florida coast. four hours later when he got it on board, he knew it wasn't a shark. his friends was supposed to be on the boat, decided not to go, because he didn't think fishing conditions were any good, i bet he regrets that decision.

700 pounds. >> this big. >> "action news" continues with the updates of the final story, plus a

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," the funeral for joan rivers is taking place at this hour at temple emmanuel in manhattan. the private service is packed with the comedian's star-studded

friends. a murder took place at a cobbs creek house, the victim knew his killer. the other person is in critical condition. the eagles are hosting the jags scration at the -- jacksone jaguars at the linc, the birds are the favorites. >> they have to win this one. >> reporter: imagine inl -- if we just skate on by and just barely win there will be an uproar in the city. >> reporter: it's beautiful out there, sun and clouds, 80 degrees is the high. 77 degrees in toms river. cape may, 76 and allentown, 79. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we are watching a small little system approach from the south that will influence the weather tomorrow anticipate tuesday, especially for south jersey and delaware, you'll see clouds in the area and scattered showers. the north and west it will be dry you may see quite a bit of

sun, 76 degrees tomorrow, 73 tuesday, wednesday, sun and clouds warmer, and friday and saturday, cooler. >> more than a thousand people in the pittsburgh area had themselves a friendly war armed with one weapon, the water balloon. they took part in the water balloon fight. 50,000 water balloons. when it was all over, most of the competitors looked like they had fallen into a swimming pool. the event raised $25,000 for relief efforts in haiti. >> visions is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. for eva pilgrim and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han go eagles have a great sunday! we'll see you next week.

i'm shirleen allicott and i'm walter perez. tonight on visions 2014.. we've got you covered from authentic mexican food.to top of the line tequila.. because its good stuff. we'll meet an inspiring artist and some aspiring entrepreneurs.. "i love being the boss. (laugh)" plus a local initiative that is helping with the child immigration epidemic. "i mean they are kids" hello and welcome to visions 2014.our annual celebration of hispanic history and culture. we are here at the national constitution center where they are celebrating hispanic heritage month with some new display items.. and they have some great events planned during the special event which runs from september 15th to october 15th. we'll show you more on that later.but first we head to a neighborhood that has been the centerpiece for hispanic culture in philadelphia since the 1950's.