>> it is sunday morning and the big story on "action news" is hurricane nate making landfall for a second time overnight on the gulf coast. >> this is new video right here of the storm surge crashing ashore in biloxi, mississippi. water flooded homes anticipate knocked out power to businesses there. nate is the first hurricane to make landfall since monster hurricane katrina back in 2005.

[wind] a storm chaser was there as the water came up to the front door of the hotel/casino in biloxi. new orleans managed to avoid serious impact from nate. but elsewhere others fled for safety. first to maggie ruly live in mobile alabama, maggie, what are you seeing there. >> reporter: nydia and gray we've been seeing heavy rain and storm surge all night in alabama, but now it seems like the worst of the storm is over. hurricane nate coming ashore twice during the night first in southeastern louisiana and again on the mississippi gulf coast. the storm system lashing coastal areas with winds packing over 80 miles per hour. from the gulf coast to the northern regions of mississippi and alabama, residents bracing

for the worst. >> they have tornadoes in these things you don't know when they are going to pop up. a storm surge hitting low-lying coastal regions, heavy rain. >> you can see the rain off the gulf of mexico coming in easterly, piling up the water. >> reporter: causing massive flooding across the gulf coast. this family stranded in biloxi had to be rescued. now residents are waiting for all it to be over. >> we have water, gas, our generators are working. >> reporter: this couple after planning their wedding day for 20 months gets mothered in mobile. >> we hope everybody has a blast. >> i was holding my dress and we were dancing. >> reporter: nate is moving fast and already making its way out of the region. now the big concerns are heavy rain and flash flooding as this

storm moves inland. in mobile, alabama, maggie ruly, channel 6 "action news." >> we turn things over to chris sowers for an update. >> reporter: one thing maggie said which i was pointing out yesterday the fact that the storm is moving so quickly. that was the saving grace because the waters are so warm in the gulf of mexico, the caribbean, the tropical waters of the atlantic, anytime you have a tropical system like this moving over the warm waters you get an explosion in development. but the fact that the storm was moving quickly that prevented that from happening. mobile, alabama, this area, the storm traveled east of new or lorena's which put the worst of the storm surge in the mobile alabama and pensacola, florida and western portions of the panhandle in florida. this is booking along at 20 miles per hour. everything is calming down on

the gulf coast to mobile. 80 miles per hour north/northeast of biloxi, millions mis. it's moving at 20 miles per hour. maximum sustained winds at 70 miles per hour and gusts up to 80. the storm will book along the appalachians today and the tropical rain get here tomorrow, and by tuesday it is into southern maine. that rain will be siphoned north from the cold front which is approaching from the west. the canadian front will lower the humidity levels by the time we get into wednesday morning and calm everything back down, we won't feel the summer heat by the middle of the week. you'll see clouds out there today. because of the frontal system you'll get showers and clouds and spotty shower this afternoon. accuweather will go warm and humid with showers today, highs around 80 degrees. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the rest of the the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast. >> thank you, you can track nate's path on our website as it heads our way go to 6abc.com/weather. there you can view storm tracker 6 live and the seven-day forecast. >> time 6:05 a.m. fire destroyed both sides of a duplex that happened in northeast philadelphia. "action news" at the scene the 4400 block of win gate street as firefighters worked to put out the fire. the call came in about 12:30 a.m. people were inside, but thankfully they made it out okay. the fire marshal is working to determine what started the fire. new from overnight, fire force add family from their town home in camden county. investigators say this could have been a whole lot worse. firefighters say fire walls prevented the flames from jumping to other communities in the manner hall community. we learned that three adults and two children who lived in the

home were not injured. they are getting help from the red cross. investigators on the las vegas massacre are frustrated because they cannot understand a motive. shots fired 58 concertgoers and wounded five hundred others. >> we thought we would find economic or political or social reason, or medical reason, we have not found it yet. >> authorities say the gunman's final days included a prostitute and gambling spree. officials are posting billboards in las vegas asking for tips about the killer. vice president mike pence joined in a prayer service for the victim and prayed for those who risked their lives to save others. the gun control comes to a debate on 6abc. two iraq war vets who serve in

congress talk to martha raddatz about gun rights on this week at 10:30. a child fell into a fire on the home on the 800 block of allentown road in telford. at this point, police are not saying if this was an accident or a crime. students in the pinelands regional school district are waiting to hear when they can go back to class because of air quality concerns. testing is complete. we'll pass the information along as we get it. tomorrow, columbus day is a previously scheduled off day in the district. a truck was filled with school supplies with teachers and students displaced by mold in gloucester county. holly glen school was shut down. the students were relocated to

three other schools while the issue was taken care of. president trump revisited the healthcare issue last night. he said he was willing to pursue a temporary deal. the president made the remarks while leaving the white house for a fundraiser in north carolina. he said healthcare reform should include block grants for the states. >> so basically if we could do a one year deal or two year deal, as a temporary measure cruel have block granting to the states which is what the republicans want, that's a repeal and replace. >> earlier yesterday, the president said he was willing to work out a healthcare deal with democrats. senate democratic leader chuck schumer said he would work with president trump to improve the existing system. this time next month, new jersey will have a new governor. 6abc will host a debate between

guadagno, and phil murphy. we need your help, send us questions you would like the candidates to answer and watch the debate tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. happening today, the eagles are back in action at the linc. the first place birds will play the arizona cardinals. fletcher cox is sidelined because of the calf injury. >> reporter: the eagles and the cardinals, this two different kinds of birds and two different quarterbacks named carson. >> it is confusing. they are both good. >> reporter: the carson has been doing this at a high level for a long time. he has been sacked 17 times. >> carson is an experienced guy, they are well coached. they have their issues with

carson being hit, but at the same time they are the type of team that can make adjustments. >> reporter: when palmer has time he has a target in larry fitzgerald. >> i don't think anybody is questioning he is going to be a hall of famer. >> reporter: he has to know that, doing the humble things like blocking. >> reporter: we've been talking about it all week, eagles are 3-1. some of the nfl power rankings have them as high as third. the fans are excited about that. don't expect the team to be. >> power ranking, what does that mean. not only is it the beginning of october, power ranking is unofficial. >> our dreams our plans for the team is way more than winning three games. we've been in this spot before, 3-1 that doesn't mean anything. we have an another opportunity to win at home. that's what we're focused on.

happening today, the philadelphia columbus day parade makes its way down south broad street celebrating italian culture south on broad to marconi plaza. you can watch the parade on 6abc, our coverage starts at 12:30 p.m. after "action news" at noon. >> 6:11 a.m. sunday morning, an incredible case of good luck, is on a philadelphia store owner's side. ahead on "action news," sunday morning, hear from the two women one a medic who helped treat her gunshot wound. >> help is on the way in hurricane battered puerto rico where in our area you can lend a hand. flyers game comes down to a fantastic finish out west. >> reporter: look how warm the temperatures are already this morning. it's sticky, the normal high is 70. we're already showing 74. i'll be back along in just a few

minutes and let you know how long the warm weather lasts and the latest on nate in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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6. give you a shot of the center city skyline, it's warm and soupy, the temperatures above the normal high for this time of the year. it's not even 6:30 a.m. yet. when you feel the humidity later today you'll be confused as to what month it is. the eagles taking on the cardinals at the linc here, if you're doing tailgating showers, first thing this morning. overly during the game, it will be cloudy and temperatures 70 to 80 degrees. there could showers in the first part of the game. as the game wears on we'll see breaks of sunshine. 74 degrees, the normal high for this time of the year is 70. that occurs around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. it's early, we're showing 74. dewpoint extremely high it's 69. that's an indicator how much moisture is in the air. once we reach 70 or higher that

becomes oppressive. feels like the gulf coast states. everybody seeing the 70s. poconos 68. millville, 75. 74 a popular number for the i-95 corridor. we have a couple of areas of moisture heading this way, the dispatch is from the west in the form of a cold front crossing across the northern tier states. the second round is right here, this is obviously what was once hurricane nate. both areas converged on the region over the neck 24 hours or so, and bring wet weather to the area, much needed wet weather, we have not had a good soaking in 2 1/2 weeks. in some locations it's more than three weeks. future tracker 6, we're zoomed into the gulf coast states. nate is weakened into a tropical storm roughly 80 miles per hour north/northeast of biloxi, mississippi. the heavy rain bands are pulling

northbound from birmingham alabama, and montgomery, alabama. it's moves north over the next 24 to 48 hours. 9:00 a.m., expect clouds and patchy fog and scattered shower or two, we're not looking at a wash, but there will be some wet weather around. by the afternoon pretty much the same thing. we're looking at mainly cloudy conditions with one or two scattered showers around, as we get into monday throughout the afternoon we're looking at periods of rain, that's the remnant of nate, especially west of the city, where some locations could come awful close to 2 inches. one to two inches when all is said and done. forecast for today, 80 degrees in philadelphia. lots of clouds and showers around, a muggy 80 in reading today. allentown, the lehigh valley feeling like august, 80 degrees. millville, 82. dover, 82. cape may, 78. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows the muggies continue at least through tuesday and they they begin to back off a little bit. cloudy and damp this morning, a

couple of showers around 80 degrees that's today. tomorrow, rain at times, 79. tuesday, cloudy and very humid, high temperatures once again in the 80s. wednesday, 74. thursday, that's feeling more like fall. cloudy a shower or two, 68. friday and saturday, we tart -- start warming up again. 75 and 80. >> after 7 years academy award award winner kyra sedgwick makes a return to 6abc. ten days in the valley tells the story of an overworked television producer and single mother whose life is turned upside when her daughter disappearance in the middle of the night. she writes about the inter workings of the los angeles

police department. one of the themes we show is mother's guilt, the guilt that we give ourselves always mother and society puts on us and the expectations that society has of like what makes a good mother. >> ten days in the valley continues tonight at 10:00 p.m. that's after all new episodes of the toy box, america's funniest home videos and shark tank. "action news" follows at 11:00 p.m.

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>> a group of white nationalists held a torn light recall in charlottesville, virginia. they chanted you will not replace us. the gathering toops after a similar -- took place after a similar rally at the campus on the university of virginia. last night's march did not lead to violence and lasted 20 minutes. charlottesville mayor reacted with this tweet. your time, 6:22 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, rapper nelly is accused of raping a woman in washington state. he was arrested and released. a woman claims she was sexually assaulted on his tour bus this weekend. nelly tweeted he is innocent and he is confident he will be cleared. all too often we hear

tragic stories of people losing their lives in fire because they didn't have a fire alarm or escape plan in place. officials are trying to get the warning out about both things. mayor kenny was on hand for a sound alarm event in overbrook. red cross volunteers talked about fireproofing homes and being prepared in case of fire and dozen homes received new fire alarms.

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>> so glad you're waking up with us, sports this morning, if you watched the flyers play in anaheim losing sleep. it was worth it. wayne simmons scored a 3-2

victory. he brought home the winner when the puck went off a player's stick and right to him. here's jeff skeverski with the eagles getting ready to face off against the cardinals. going back to the nf title game, charlie fitzgerald has beat up the birds again and again. eagles head coach doug peterson and the d will have their work cut out for them. fitzgerald has torched the secondary for years, he has more yards and touchdown than any other nondivisional opponent in his career. >> it's a great test for our defense. they like to shoot the ball down the field it's an explosive offense, work is cut out for us. >> they've had their issues

with carson being hit, but at the same time they are the type of team that can make adjustments and get the ball out quick. you got to rush as hard as you can and not get discouraged. >> penn state barclay not discouraged against northwestern despite negative one yard rushing in the first half. second half he gets going, 53-year-old touchdown, his 13th straight game with a touch down. longest active streak in the country. penn state won. everything clicking for jeff collins on the roads east carolina scored 24 unanswered. isaiah right on the money in the third. temple wins their first conference game 34-10. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. grrk eagles hosted a yoga

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had much wet weather over the past two to three weeks. speaking of wet weather we have some of it approaching the area now as you can see on storm tracker 6 live. we've set everything in motion. far western suburbs seeing showers, maybe every now and then you pick up something heavier than a shower. you can see reds and yellows in berks county. between 422 we see darker shades of green and every now and then a yellow or orange pops up. that would indicate a heavier downpour pushing east/northeast

at 20 miles per hour. spotty showers this morning. 73 degrees at 9:00 a.m. m 11:00 a.m., 75 degrees. 1:00 p.m., 78 degrees, 4:00 p.m., 78 degrees. the normal is 70 we're a good nine or ten degrees above seasonal averages. here's a look at tropical storm nate it came onshore at midnight. it made two landfalls, one southeast of new orleans and one west of mobile, alabama. the storm is starting to pick up speed. maximum sustained winds at 70 miles per hour. it will book along the spine of the appalachians and move into our neck of the woods after midnight tonight and into tomorrow. bringing heavy rain at times.

i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we have more on nate now, it made its second landfall as chris mentioned near biloxi, mississippi with wind at 80 miles per hour. a family of three was rescued from floodwaters in biloxi. only minor flooding was expected in the area. so far no reports of injuries or significant damage. >> 6:32 a.m. it's been several weeks since hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico, you can help puerto rico get back on its feet. hurricane relief drive held in south jersey. you can drop off supplies in camden and plus 16 other locations across the city where you can make a donation. go to 6abc.com for the one nearest you. >> tech firms are helping people reconnect with puerto rico, mark zuckerburg is sending

a connect activity team to restore communications there. google has been given the greenlight by the fcc to bring wi-fi to hard to reach areas. elon musk said he will ramp up production of solar powered batteries to restore electricity. >> this morning we're hearing from two women who helped save a store owner who was saved on friday night. one of the women happens to be a medic. bob brooks has the details on. >> reporter: we spoke with two women, sandy smith and brenda dunbar, consider them heros. the woman who runs fred dwr -- freddie grocery mantua was shot in the neck and arms. >> i heard a neighbor who ran into the store, call 911. >> she said she was breathing

hard leaning over the counter. >> reporter: they say mommy was barely conscious. luckily smith is a medic by provision. >> we applied pressure for it and waited for the ambulance to come. >> reporter: those who spoke with say the victim lived in the neighborhood for a long time it was her love for the neighborhood that she chose this location for the store. >> nobody deserves that. but her of all people in the neighborhood, the one whole go out of here way come out of her pocket for you and never ask for a thing back, that's unnecessary. >> whoever did it, didn't know, everybody around here know her. >> reporter: everybody in the neighborhood hopes he is caught quick. he has to be a sick person to do that. >> it was a senseless crime. >> i love her, she has to get

better. >> reporter: through the heroic and quick actions by her friends, we can report that the victim is in stable condition. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> a firefighter in delaware county was injured battling a house fire, a fire gutted a home in the 300 block of south new middle town road in middletown and part of the house collapsed. the flames were so intense firefighters had to retreat for a time. firefighters injuries are minor. a car crash outside a major tourist attraction was an accident not a case of terrorism, 11 people were hurt when a car drove up on to the pavement outside the natural history museum. the driver was detained for questioning. no word if they will be charge. similar crashes in london have put britain on a severe threat level which indicate terror attacks are highly likely. more details coming in about the las vegas shooter's

plans to kill more people. numbers found on a note include the distance between his hierdz hierdz -- highrise hotel room and the concert where he killed almost 60 people. the note had handwritten calculations where he needed to be and where he needed to aim to maximize his accuracy. many are heading to church to remember families and loved ones in las vegas. >> reporter: 58 candle lined the front of the church. >> we're going to remember in a special way those 58 people who have died and all those injured and all of us who are in some way affected by the tragedy. >> reporter: father dennis stressed the importance of reminding the public not to become immune to the tragedies.

>> we as a church have the obligation to make this opportunity available so we don't forget that god does not want this. this is not his plan. >> it's 6 days, it's definitely something that is fresh. many say they have been searching for comfort all week. >> pretty much all week, what went on, it was pretty horrendous. these are ways here we can copy with stuff like this too. >> i ink it's wonderful how the priest is talking about it and letting everybody express their feelings about it in mass. having that place you can go to give you solace and the laws need to change in order for something to be better. >> annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> 6:37 a.m. much more to come on "action news" sunday. ♪

hear how some wilmington students are turning their concerns into heartfelt here i i cans addressing major issues in their city. lionel richie talks about being a judge on "american idol." chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and back today

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the sound of hard work and dedication from these student musicians from mechanicsberg high school near pittsburgh. 29 schools competed. the students from mcicsb. he rg won first in their class. if you're waking up this morning, it feels like summer. >> reporter: honestly it's awful stay inside. let's get you outside, show you what's going on. live on sky6 live hd, very quiet this morning, some areas reporting patchy fog. otherwise the the big story continues to be the humidity and the extremely warm temperatures, especially for this time of the year. beginning october 8. it should not be 74 degrees. 74 just about everywhere. millville, wilmington, lancaster, dover, showing 75.

the normal high is 70. we're above that. 68 in the poconos. cape may, 71. beach haven, 71. this continues to be the problem here, dewpoints are high. some of the numbers are higher than what they are seeing in central florida. very, very muggy. wilmington, 71. in thisanytime you get above 07s unfortunate. the high humidity levels won't drop off until tomorrow afternoon. tuesday this is where we get into the comfort zone. the dewpoint drops off, but the high temperature is expected to be 83 or 84. wednesday, is when both the actual temperatures and the dewpoints everything drops down, it will feel like fall. here's storm tracker 6 live, we've set it in motion for you, you can see the scattered showers starting to develop across the area. most of it on the lighter side. every now and then we start to 'sue yellow or two, this believe

it or not, if you're watching the michigan state game yesterday, this was the heavy rain that blew through there, they were playing in a monsoon. this is the same line. it will push through here and weaken over the next few hours, but push through here in the morning hours. this is a cold front, a pacific front it will knock the temperatures down in the middle of week. this is what was once hurricane nate. the remnants will run along the spine of the appalachians and into the mid atlantic states after midnight tonight and through the day tomorrow, kind of gets siphoned to the north here. the heavy rain stays to the south today and move in here in the morning hours tomorrow. later this morning, we're looking at mainly cloudy skies, showers around from time to time. that continues through lunchtime, all of a sudden we'll go just cloudy peeks of sun, maybe a shower or two, you can see this model is not too bullish on the idea of any kind of moisture later this

afternoon, through the evening hours we see a shower or two pop up, otherwise cloudy and sticky out there, overnight tonight, cloudy and sticky once again. tomorrow morning waking up to clouds and patchy fog, here comes the remnants of nate. the rainfall totals will be heavy at times and ranging anywhere from one to two inches. we've posted this on thursday, it has not changed much. rain developing after midnight tonight, after 4:00 a.m., and 5:00 a.m. it will be scattered at first, rainfall totals one to two inches, the heaviest west of the city not expecting any flooding. a good soaking through tomorrow afternoon. humid, winds out of the southwest ten to 20 miles per hour. showers around this morning. spotty shower later this afternoon, highs around 80 degrees. the idea scattered showers during the morning, perhaps a

peek or two of sunshine with a spotty shower around. 1:00 p.m., 78 same number by 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m., 74. overnight tonight rain developing well after midnight. this is closer to dawn, most of the time tonight it's cloudy and warm andtiy again, 67 degrees outlying suburbs, 72 for center city. to give you an idea how warm the numbers are, as i mentioned earlier. this believe it or not is warmer than the normal high for this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we get warmer next week. 80 degrees today, rain at times tomorrow, 79. cloudy and humid, tuesday, 84. wednesday, more clouds, showers developing late, but a cold front will slide through, that 74 will come early. humidity drops off, testers cool down during the afternoon -- temperatures cool down during the afternoon. thursday looks good, 68 degrees. friday, 75. saturday, 80. sunday, 82 or 83678 do we give

up on fall? >> reporter: like i was saying i see the pattern where we get big ridges that come in we see days where it cools down and boom back into the 70s 80 saturdays. >> and straight into winter. >> reporter: that would make me happy. "american idol" producers are traveling around the country looking for the next big star. >> some hopefuls got a chance to audition in new york city. alicia vitarelli talked to katie perry and lionel richie. >> reporter: they are off, teacher e searching the county for the next "american idol" seven -- sensation. this trio is well decorated with decades of star power behind them. >> we're offering something beautiful collectively together.

they are offering a chance of a lifetime one golden ticket at a time. >> i love seeing people's face light up when we give them that opportunity to make people's dreams come true. that what this show does, it changes people's lives. >> reporter: on the flip end they never expected it to be this hard to say no. >> i can't tell you how many times i heard the word no. what we are trying to prepare you for, i know you think you're ready, if we say no it's not that you can't do it not now is the time. >> in light of the what happened at the country music festival in las vegas this week, the music community is closer than ever. >> what we have focused on is the american spirit and our freedoms and understanding we can't let hate and terrorism and all these things hold us back

from the american experience. >> before they left us to head to the judges chairs, perry recalled her favorite philly memory running up with the rocky steps tray concert with a new new friends. >> i said hey would anyone like to do the stairs with me? they all showed up. >> reporter: the first season of "american idol" here on 6abc, premiers next year. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news."

>> time now 6:50 a.m., police and family members hope an increase in already large reward will produce information about a murder that took place nine years ago. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: matt no vac senior said nine years is long enough. it's time to bring his son's killers to justice. >> i can't believe these guys

are still running around the streets. i mean i get angrier and angrier this time of the year. september 28, 2008. 24 matthew novack and two friend were heading home from the puerto puerto rican day parade. surveillance video shows a blue chevy impala stopping to help. as he got out of the car he was shot in the leg, he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. the blue chevy had new jersey tags about, you the license is difficult to read. i would want someone to come forward. the citizens crime commission is administering a $45,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous.

novack said the sudden loss of his son still haunts him. >> we were friends, i miss him. >> reporter: rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> we have video of a burglar at a restaurant in long island behaving in an unusual way. he seems like a seasoned cook than a courtroom. investigator say the suspect broke into the restaurant throw a back window. he cooked himself a meal and even cleaning up after himself. the owner said if he weren't a crook they would higher him. >> he knew food safety skills, he would change gloves after handling food and another object. the burglar stole $100 and left a dollar in the tip jar before getting away. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back everyone, 6:55 a.m., forecast for today, lots of clouds around this afternoon. a few showers in the morning hours and maybe a spotty shower after lunch. jersey shore, 79 breezy and showers. philadelphia, 79, 80. poconos warm and humid you'll notice the high humidity levels when you step outside today. we have an area of low pressure and cold front trailing across the deep south this afternoon. what this front will do, it will pick up the remnants of nate right here, it will swing nate north. this moisture just like this, that's the process in the overnight hours tonight and through the day monday. once we get into tuesday afternoon, winds shift out of the northwest and we start tapping into cooler canadian air. the problem this cool pocket of air is moving along so quickly. by the time we get into next

weekend, all of a sudden this is long gone over the open atlantic, we get a huge heat pump high building in across the southeast and temperatures are warming underneath the southwest wind. this looks like it will be the persistent pattern over the next three or four weeks. nydia. >> their words are heartbreaking and inspirational at the same time. this may look like a professional music video, but it's work of children at the wilmington bank croft elementary sole. it's about living around violence in wilmington. the tune is therapeutic for the students. >> it's supposed to help people make this world a city and better place and we're really talking about how a lot of kid around here, they really want it to stop. >> you look at someone the wrong way they read to fight or shoot you or something.

i don't really understand. >> reporter: the young rappers are from bankcroft they are from the after school program run by a nonprofit children and family friends. they call it beyond the bars program. >> we feel like writing is therapeutic. this is a form of therapy. some students will not this conversation with the therapist. but they do respond to hip hop and along the way they learn. >> it's an educational program. he was writing read and confidence. >> reporter: beyond the bars means beyond the bars of music. >> i'm trying to keep people in school so they don't end up like people outside. >> reporter: they wrote their own lyrics in the end they get to see it pay off in the video and the buzz surrounding it.

>> i knew they had something special, i believe they understood it was a special project. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> special project indeed. now it is stories like these that make "action news" proud to be part of the a community. you can see more of philly proud online, visit 6abc.com/proud.

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morning, the big story an "action news," hurricane nate makes landfall for the second time and along the gulf coast. >> water flooded roads and wind knocked out power to homes and businesses. nate is the first hurricane to make landfall since monster hurricane katrina hit back in 2005. that wind swept rain you hear left behind a mess. a storm chaser was there as floodwaters came up to the front door of the golden nugget hotel/casino in biloxi. firefighters made their way through the water. new orleans managed to avoid serious impacts from nate. some folks he will --