september 17 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's a look at the stories we're following on snacks. >> authorities in the uk update the terrorist threat level as police arrest two people in the friday terror attack in london.

a stop along the road ends with a woman's death in a juniata, neighborhood. fly eagles fly as the eagles prepare to take on the chiefs this afternoon. >> let's go outside to chris sowers, what's it feel like? >> reporter: it doesn't feel like football weather, temperatures will top out in the 80s. hurricane jose has strengthened, maximum sustained wednesday up to 90 miles per hour we have gusts as high as 110 on the right side of the storm. it's moving north 9 to 10 miles per hour and expected to pass by cape hatteras north carolina later today. approximately 200, 225 miles off the coast of atlantic city by tuesday afternoon into the evening hours. here's the good news. each one of the lines represents a different tropical forecast

model. they all show the storm well off the coast as it passes on by to the east. there's an outliar, one of the lines is closer than the bunch, but the general trend is for the storm to miss us out to sea. it will bring some impacts to the jersey shore, we're not looking at a good walloping like sandy. we're looking at waves up to ten feet. huge breakers on the sand, when they break the whole beach s.s.we'l'l'lleeeeaveseses highen feet that create beach erosion and rip currents and winds up to 40, 45 miles per hour and maybe a period of rain midday tuesday into the late afternoon. inland locations, points north an west, you won't see much out of the system maybe a breeze. in time meantime, eagles are in kansas they are taking on the chiefs, weather looks all right for that phillies takes on the

oakland as, 83 degrees for the first pitch, 84 by the 9th inning g inning. i'll be back in just a few minutes and run down all the details on hurricane jose and we have tropical storm marie eyeing the east coast by next weekend. >> we continue to money store hurricane jose movements -- monitor hurricane jose movements. you can get the latest track on your phone or tablet with the 6abc app which is a free download for your mobile device. >> developing in france be four american women were attacked with as i had inside thea train

station. it's unclear where the american tourists from. >> uk terrorist threat level has been lord from critical to severe. the level was the raised following a friday attack on a london subway injuring 30 people. while the investigation into the attack continues. british police arrested two people for possible roles in the attack. neither have identified. severe alert in place means an attack is likely, instead of i immanent. we go live to a scene in south philadelphia, police on the scene of a home invasion and robbery. it happened on south 20th street. an 87-year-old woman was behind her house when she was approached by a man and woman who had a gun. jewelry was stolen over the woman and no injuries were reported we'll have more as

information comes in. >> tragedy in the juniata section overnight, a 20-year-old woman fell to her death. it happened on the 4300 block of castor avenue. police say she was driving with friends when they pulled over so they could go to the bathroom. she fell 20 feet off the bridge overpass. her body was taken to the medical examiner's office. a pedestrian was hit and killed in new jersey on the northbound lanes of 73 in maple shade township. the vehicle involved stopped near the scene. at this time the circumstances of the incident are unclear. we do no -- know, no charges have been filed. ntsb will not be called to investigate to cause a septa train to derail in northern liberties. chopper 6 hd over the scene at 11:00 a.m. at the spring garden station. 30 passengers were on board the

train heading eastbound from center city to the frankford transportation center when it came to a halt. officials say at the time the cars were operating on a single track system due to construction. those who were on the train at the time say they were scared. >> as we came out the tunnel, the car just derailed. i in and out it was about to tip over and go on to the expressway, actually. i've never been so scared and shaken up in my entire life. >> frightening moments on the train there as passengers were evacuated and one person was treated for heat exhaustion. the market franc ford line has been reopened. the investigation into the incident continues. there's no word whether or not there will be classes in the methacton school district. the teacher's union sent notification of its intent to walk off the job monday morning. the strike comes without working with a contract since january. the decision will come by 8:00 p.m. tonight stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for

the latest information. game day is here. this afternoon couch peterson faces off against his mentor and former eagles coach andy reid. >> happening in less than an hour, the two coming on the field both with a win in week juan. jeff skeverski is there. >> reporter: eagles 2-0 for the second straight year. kansas is one of the best teams in the nfl. it is the loudest outdoor stadium in the world. the eagles have worked on nonverbal communications. carl's cars because it will be difficult for him to hear in that ear piece. let's take a look at the wentz warming up for the kansas getting ready to face off at 1:00 p.m. in kansas. wentz has never lost a game in september, 4-0, all time seven

touchdowns, one interpretation. he'll try to keep that going today. the big story line facing big red. doug peterson is going up against his mentor. >> yeah it will be fun to see him over there, big red on the other side. you know, but at the same time i know he wants to kick my tail i meant to kick his. listen andy reid teams are well prepared as we know. we have to do the thing this weekend. >> i've a lot of respect for him, i think he has done a nice job there. i know he'll have his team ready and they will come in here. they have a good football team and good coaches, they will come in, once you start the game you're playing the game. it really doesn't necessarily matter whose over there. >> reporter: and perhaps the which he is match has started,

andy reid has not taken to the field during pregame warmup they have not spoken all week. first week in the nfc history the chiefs have none had a loss that includes beating the eagles in 2014. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> there's always a first time. >> go eagles. today more than 100 young adults are partnering with habitat for hue manhattan philadelphia chapter to help 8 seniors in need. they plan to help with home repairs ahead of the roshashana the high holy days. >> bob brooks has more. >> reporter: this is made in

conjunction with the jewish federation. the gentleman who lives in this home had his roofer damaged in a storm. -- roof damaged in a store. meet harvey, he is a proud military vet. >> i was in korea. >> reporter: and proud philadelphian who has been in this home in the northeast for a long time. >> how long have you been here? >> you were not born yet. >> reporter: todays home is getting a makeover thanks to the jewish federation and habitat for humanity. he said the team is so good, he doesn't have to get up out of his chair while they work. >> they are doing a great job, i don't have to tell them what to do or anything. i don't have to supervise anything. >> today it's work like -- >> we're painting rooms and taking out old carpet and ripping nails out of the floor and cleaning up trash nothing

crazy but hope to make a difference. >> reporter: harvey said his home was damaged in a storm a few years ago. the volunteers fixed that, unfortunately that was not the only damage. he fell victim to contractor fraud and that work is being fixed, too. >> a lot of contractors who are not reputable individuals are looking to scam and prey on older adults. >> reporter: the home is getting taken today. >> we have a trust in the community, and yeah, we're going to do our best to make sure that he, you know, he is going to spend this fall in his house warm and dry when it starts to get cold. >> reporter: certainly a job well done by all the volunteers. harvey said he is inside the home just behind me he said he is in there watching, harvey if you are, enjoy today and relax, job well done to you, reporting

live in northeast philadelphia, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> hi harvey. >> hi. the work is greatly appreciated thank you bob. much more to come on sunday afternoon, fall arrives on friday. and this time of the year brings out self proclaimed pumpkin spice addicts. is it possible to be addicted to the flavor. the pentagon makes a controversial decision about a transgender persons in the military. >> chris sowers is tracking josie escrows when "action news" continues.

>> it is awfully warm today. it is and it is muggy, doesn't feel like fall is around the corner. sky6 live hd overlooking the

commodore barry bridge. this morning we were socked in with the fog an overcast conditions and now the sun is peeking through a little bit. that will allow the temperatures to skyrocket. 87 in philadelphia yesterday. today cooler, but unseasonable warm, we're forecasting a high of 84. spotty showers possible today. one or two areas pick that up. not everybody sees that. it's warm and sticky through the entire seven-day forecast, actually. i'll have the latest on jose in just a second. the biggest impact huge swells and dangerous rip currents. 75 in philadelphia. poconos, 67. trenton, 71. millville, 74. on the boards in atlantic city showing 74 degrees. here's future tracker 6 as we fast forward this along expect a combustion of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. spotty showers starting to pop up. every now and then one or two of these may be stronger than just a shower maybe something a

little is steadier as indicatedy the yellows and oranges. all this is expected to move along quickly. it should not ruin your outdoor plans. we expect them to be up until sun set partly cloudy overnight tonight warm and sticky. today sun and clouds, warm and sticky. allentown, 82. reading, 81. philadelphia, 84. millville, 82. 70s in the south. dover, 78. cape may, 76. atlantic city, 77. hurricane jose spinning its wheels 400 miles southeast of the cape hatteras. category one storm maximum winds up to 90 miles per hour. we expect this to move 200 to 225 miles to the east of atlantic city and it makes a right hand turn and pulls out to sea.

it's far enough off the coast where the major impacts stays away from us, but close enough to see some impacts. the most likely scenario here is a brush of rain and winds for the coast. big waves up to ten feet and the dangerous rip currents. windy gusts 40 to 45 miles per hour. we have a possibly scenario working we have the new nam. 70/30. 70% this is the scenario and 0% we won't have to deal with that. even if we did see the storm move closer to the coast. two to four inches of rain, winds gusts 50 to 55 miles per hour. it's windsier but the worst of it -- windsier but the worst ever it stays university to sea. hurricane irma was a category five with winds up to 180.

looks like tropical storm maria wants to follow the same path, the lessor antilles, the british virgin islands, the turks and caicos gets pounded by another marriage hurricane by friday morning it's a cat 3 off the coast of dominican republic. we have to watch that closely to see if it gets closer to the southeast coast of the united states. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm and humid, spotty shower, 84. increasing clouds monday, 82. coastline rain tuesday, 78. right through saturday, looks good, mostly sunny, skies sun and clouds, warm in the 80s. guys. >> in this of year store shelves are packed with pumpkin spiced flavor products and experts say it's been used in home baked goods for decades. when consumers smell the spice it trigger an emotional response

and combining the smell with sugar trains your body to remember how delicious it is. for that it can be addictive in the sense that you more you consume triggers the brain to consume more and more and more. nasa is taking technology to another level using satellite to track malaria outbreaks. experts say this can prevent the outbreaks from happening. they can predict when mosquitoes will flourish by identifying areas with warm air and temperatures and calm waters which the bugs need for laying their eggs. a massive backlog velocitying social security could have deadly consequences for some on the waiting list. we'll explain after the break. monstrators are expected to

gather in st. louis, missouri for a third day of protest in the response to the acquittal of a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man. friday night 33 people were arrested and 11 police officers were injured. at least 9 more people were arrested last night as police say some demonstrators broke windows and flew objects at -- threw objects at police

officers. 1 million americans are waiting to see if they quaff for social security benefits from social security. the average wait for a hearing is 2 years. last year social security's inspector jen again general found there were 400 people on the waiting list who were dead. president trump banned trans gendered serve members citing medical costs. transgendered troops who is terms of service end during the review will be allowed to reenlist.

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see a familiar face on the sidelines this afternoon. phillies find a way to pass the time in the dugout. jamie apody has sports. >> reporter: it's a rematch with reid the last time big red face the team in 2014, he beat the birds 26-16. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: eagles arriving at the hotel with plenty of fanfare. so many side stories, peterson against reid, kelsey brothers playing each other. not to mention arrow head stadium a tough place to play. >> it's going to be loud, a lot of excitement, everybody as you can see it's going to be a fun game. >> we'll have to concentrate and focus on their job and assignment communicate as well as you can in the environment. >> reporter: there's a lot of memories are going through your

mind when you think of andy. >> i want to show him i still got what i had when he drafted me. i'm excited to go out there my teammates and get this win. penn state hosting georgia in happy valley. james franklin trying but there would be no holding back the guys. penn state, 7-0. barclay 85 yards for a touchdown. caps are to 142 yards receiving. sorely passed over 300 yards four touchdowns. penn state led 35-0 at half. they win 56-zip. two knew a rainy day and rain delay between two last place teams could be so much fun. back and forth and adding

sunglasses and sunscreen. they had wardrobe changes and changes in the shelters. the game resumed in the 4th inning and in the 6th inning, phils ahead 2 run home run. we went on to -- they went on to win it, 5-3. >> flyers tomorrow their preseason today at 1:00 p.m. and the union play at 1:00 p.m. that's sports, have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you. >> more than 150 collaborators share their vision about philadelphia's past present and future. >> a worker falls helping two young boys who were stranded on a ride. a happy ending. >> those stories and more, fall

comes on friday, when "action news" continues.

>> happening right on "action news," residents of the florida keys get a warning from officials as they prepare to go home for the first time since hurricane irma. >> and two dogs were rescued from a sewer drain in bucks county how officials think they ended up there. >> seniors in northeast philadelphia get much-needed

home repairs with the help of volunteers. >> more on those stories, but outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast what to expect for the rest of the weekend. >> reporter: good afternoon, not too bad out here, i can see the sun trying to peek through. looking at the numbers, for midday they are not so bad. when you factor in the humidity it makings it feel so lousy. 75 degrees in philadelphia, millville, 74. the dewpoint temperature are muggy out here right now. just to refresh your memory 50s is comfortable. 60s is humid and 70 as is is awful. you can see 71 in reading. 70 in lancaster. # 0 in cape may. 68 in millville. 68 in beach haven. until the muggy air mass pulls away it will feel lousy out here from time to time. that will remain for the next five to self days. satellite and radar we have

partly to mostly cloudy skies. we'll see peeks of sun throughout the day. sun an clouds a spotty shower is possible, 84 degrees is the forecast the high. again the humidity makes it feel a degree or two warmer than the 84. you know i was looking at some of the long term data here, it does suggest that fall will finally get here, but it doesn't arrive until the first week of october. if you're not a big fan of the warm, humid conditions this will stick around for the next week to ten days, maybe longer. when we do get into the fall-like pattern it looks like it will flip on a dime and turn colder. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with details on jose and maria. >> we'll continue to monitor hurricane jose movements you can get the latest track along with the latest local forecast on the 6abc app for your phone or tablet. there you will find real time views from storm tracker 6 live the app is a free download your

your mobile device. it is a step forward for florida following hurricane irma. the entire road into the florida keys is open. >> there's a warning that they people may be heartbroken at what they find. >> reporter: authorities finally opening the florida keys almost one week after irma first made landfall. but many returning to the hard-hit area will be coming home to total destruction. >> the keys are not what you left when you evacuated. >> reporter: those evacuees getting a firsthand look at the devastation left in irma's wake. streets lined with shipwrecked boats. homes torn a part. businesses flattened. fema said 90% of all homes in the area were destroyed forcing

authorities to close up the 112-mile stretch of island reopening roads to evacuees on wednesday. the residents who stayed behind, we should have evacuated, we thought we would be okay, i'm sorry. >> reporter: finding themselves surrounded by water but not the kind they can drink, suffering through sweltering heat and no air-conditioning and no electricity. >> reporter: rescuers and cleanup crews working tirelessly, still officials warning overnight enter at your own risk. >> bring supplies and water be set of sufficient. >> one person is recovering after being hit by a vehicle camden county, new jersey. the call came in before 10:00 p.m. on route 38 and chapel avenue in cherry hill. the unidentified victim was taken to cooper medical center with serious injuries. the incident is under investigation. happening in southwest philadelphia two-vehicle

collision caused a vehicle to overturn and the other on the sidewalk. look at the scene. this happened at 1:15 a.m. on at the intersection of 42nd and spruce street. the driver was taken to the hospital in stable, but serious condition. >> the federal corruption trial of u.s. senator bob menendez is heading into the third week of court proceedings. he is charged with accepting bribes from a florida doctor in exchange for a business pursuit and helping the doctor get visa's for his girlfriend. he said it is evidence of a friendship not corruption. two dogs are home after being stranded in a storm drain 14 feet below ground in lower south hampton. a couple heard the dogs barking they found the dogs in the drain

and called for help. the crew went into the drain and pulled the the dogs out one by one. they were taken to town and country kennel. officials don't believe this was foul play. >> they were hungry and ate a lot. >> "action news" has learned the owners picked them up from the kennel and took them home and gave them love and treats. for those in need ahead of the jewish high holy days, that's the next project. >> the team is helping those who need critical home repairs. bob brooks has a heart looking look at the event. >> reporter: this is what it's about. helping out your neighbors and those who can't help themselves and a lot of times those are

senior citizens. these projects are going on all over the city and behind me. the man who lives in the home said he had storm damage that tore off his roof. he also fell victim to contractor fraud. meet harvey rothenteen he is a proud military vet and been in his home for a long time. >> how long have you been living here? you weren't born yet, 47 years. >> reporter: today the home is getting a makeover thanks to the jewish federation and habitat for humanity. the team that's come to help today is so good they he doesn'e to get out of his chair. >> they are doing a great job. >> reporter: today it's work like. >> we're going to paint a couple of rooms and taking out old carpet and ripping nails out

of the floor and cleaning up trash nothing crazy, but hope to make a difference. >> reporter: these are just the finishing touches. harvey said his home was damaged in a storm a few years ago. >> the roof blew off. >> reporter: the volunteers fixed that, unfortunately that was not the only damage, the jewish federation said he fell victim to contractor fraud that work is being fixed too. >> a lot of contractors who are not reputable individuals are looking to scam and pray on older adults. >> reporter: there are volunteers that have been sent to homes throughout the city. >> we have the skill and know how to do it, we have a trust in the community and yeah, we'll do our very best to make sure that he, you know, he will spend this fall in his house warm and dry when it starts to get cold. >> reporter: i was just in there, they are doing a great job, a special thanks to all the volunteers and harvey who let us

into his home. if you want to volunteer for the jewish federation or habitat for humanity give them a call. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> that's a great story, bob, thanks so much. a church in camden county, new jersey have a big reason to celebrate. holy trinity lutheran church is celebrating their 125th anniversary. the milestone achievement was observed with a service this morning. they got into the spirit by dressing in clothing by dressing dressing -- there was a in style back in the 1890s. everyone was invited to take part in the annual family day, the fun event included a gownsy house, car show -- bouncy house, car show and vendors and

aircraft display. a stow away koala in australia. how you the animal survived the ten mile journey. >> shopping for halloween costumes and the holidays event an up coming event that could help you save green this year. taking a live look center city skyline, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> you have to hear this one a

koala has been released back into the wild after hitching a ride in australia. the driver heard the sound of crying and realized something was not right. he didn't realize the female qua will a climbed into the -- qua

will she had had superficial injuries. shesms -- she was named kelly after the one of her rescuers. let's go down to cape may. gorgeous afternoon, for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches. cloud cover this morning, giving way to sunshine. the rip currents are starting to develop. we're starting to see the larger waves impact the mid atlantic states. be careful if you plan to head into the waters today. the ocean temperatures mid 70s. i wouldn't go higher than knee

deep. tomorrow, forget it. malvern, 75. center city, warm and muggy, 77. glassboro, 71. fortescue, 78. tuckahoe 79. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, our winds and shifted a little bit. this time her off the water this is why it's muggy out there today. it's increased the cloud cover. we could see a spotty shower today, most of the time we're dry, let's just say warm and humid, sun and clouds, a spotty shower is possible, especially after 2:00 p.m., west of philadelphia. and 80s for everybody. 81 in reading, 84 in philadelphia. millville, 82. 70s for the jersey shore. more specifically for the jersey shore, this is what the beach forecast looks like today, sun an clouds muggy, 77 degrees on the sand, very high risk for the dangerous life threatening rip currents today tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday. tropics looks like we have hurricane jose pushing north between bermuda and cape

hatteras, north carolina. we have tropical maria eyeing up the leeward islands again. this is hurricane jose this is the satellite image pulling to the north. the good news here is all the spaghetti plots each line representing a forecast model all keeping the storm off the coast 200 to 225 miles. on this track the impact of the delaware and jersey beaches will be minimum at best. there will be a little rain and wind, huge waves and dangerous rip currents. outside of that, as we we shoule okay. tropical storm maria wants to take the same track as hurricane irma did. it's going on the leeward islands. the u.s. virgin eeldz -- islands and and the british virgin

islands and the turks and caicos. some of the lines go this way and others take it to the south. that's the question mark. we have a ridge coming over the top which would likely steer it back up the coast. we have to wait and see, some of the models keep it this way. florida does not need another huge storm like that. it is forecasted to be a major hurricane with winds 120 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm and sticky this afternoon, spotty showers possible, 84 degrees is the forecasted high. increasing clouds as we head into monday, 82 degrees, another sticky afternoon. tuesday we'll say coastal rain and wind as jose passes by to the east, 78. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, everyday we see sunny skies and clouds mixed in. highs in the mid 80s and high humidity levels uncomfortable so. >> no need for a jacket for a

while. >> reporter: at least for the next ten days. we'll to an in early tomorrow morning 4:00 a.m. we'll have the latest on hurricane jose and the impact to the area. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's called philadelphia assembled it's a collective work that shines a spotlight on marginalized groups of personal stories of resilliance and resistance. it brings together works of more than 150 collaborators. >> we wanted to bring in the things that amplified their own stories. >> reporter: from storytellers to artists and activists. shows the city's past, present and future in five atmospheric rooms. the project was initiated by a dutch visual artist and cure --

curator. >> she came in 2015 and started having conversations with people in the city. >> reporter: it burst a platform for exploratory work such as kensington blues. >> we did a photograph of people working and living with addiction. >> reporter: we have deep conversations around mass incarceration and displacement. visitors can share stories surrounding immigration and sanctuary related service. >> this is is to engage people with one another. >> reporter: pay what you wish admission throughout the duration of the show. >> this is an opportunity for people to actively challenge their perceptions of the city. >> reporter: philadelphia assembled is on view through december 10 in the philadelphia museum of art perelman buildings

for tickets visit arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> we are learning more about

what might have caused the recent death of a freshman at lsu. he had a highly elevated blood alcohol level plus thc a component of marijuana in his system. all greek life on campus has

been shut down. the fraternity's national organization has suspended lsu chapter. we turn to the frightening moments at a fair in north carolina where a worker plunged while the ride malfunctioned. the worker was trying to save the i don't young boys after the ride began to tilt. when the car turned 90 degrees that's when witnesses say the carnival worker jumped into action and climbed up the ride, but the worker lost his footing and that's when he fell. oh, my god! [screaming]. >> you can hear the panic and fear. the worker was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and has been released. thanklefully the car flipped back in place, the two boys inside were left swinging until the another person freed them. turning to what's the deal.

halloween costumes and dresses add up. there's an opportunity to save big on those items an more. it's a consignment event just between friends happening this week. $83 for halloween and $1,000 for christmas. why not get a jump on the holiday and your holiday savings by heading to the just between friends kids consignment event. you can find clothing from 50 to 90% off. i would say it relates to clothing or entertaining yes or no children. for children. >> reporter: you'll find gently used items and brand new items with tags, as well. we're looking for things

seasonallably appropriate. fall winter clothing and in april, spring summer items. which means at the sale next week you'll find everything you need for halloween and thanksgiving and the winter holidays. it's happening at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. it begins tomorrow september 18 with consignor drop off. the first public sale day is september 21. we have all the details on this sale and others at 6abc.com. >> all right, when "action news" continues an update of our top stories. >> plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> recapping our top stories on

"action news," a 20-year-old woman has died after falling 20 feet off a bridge overpass in the city's juniata section. it happened around 3:00 a.m. on the 4500 block of caster avenue. police are questioning friends the victim was with at the time. classes in the methacton school district may be canceled following on yoga negotiations with the teachers -- with on going negotiations with the teachers union. the jewish federation of philadelphia and habitat for humanity have teamed up to help senior citizens throughout the city to help with crucial home repairs that homeowners would not be able to to do on their own. >> last check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers, last weekend of summer, friday fall. >> reporter: you better have a big bottle of water and stay

cool out there. it's warm and sticky, dewpoints in the 70s, temperatures top out in the low to mid 80s. warm and humid, spotty shower possible, 84. increasing clouds tomorrow, there's a chance of a spotty shower, it's tuesday, if we get rainfall around here it's tuesday, that's with the passing of hurricane jose 200 miles out to sea. coastal wind and rain, 78. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunny and very very warm for this time of the year. >> scarecrows are a symbol of fall. this weekend people are learning to make scarecrows in bucks county. scarecrow festival is underway in peddlersville. look at that cute little baby. it has pumpkin painting and while the festival ends tonight at 6.

"fyi philly" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues back here tonight at 5:00 p.m. now for the almost birthday boy, gray hall and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday.

>> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm melissa magee. tonight on fyi philly. >> music >> we're partnering with the kimmel center for a backstage pass to broadway philadelphia. >> singing. >> go behind the curtain as performers set the scene. >> we're on the stage? >> and take an exclusive look at one of philadelphia's most iconic theaters. >> stomping on stage. >> see how one broadway star is changing children's lives. >> singing. >> hi everyone, and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the beautiful academy of music along the avenue of the arts. >> a fitting spot for our look at the upcoming broadway philadelphia season. >> nine of the 13 touring shows coming to the city will take this stage. >> it's a season filled with award-winning productions - many coming here for the first time. >> mister aladdin sir. >> this season broadway philadelphia is bring