nydia is off, alicia joins us. hopefully you set your clocks back before you want to bed. most people realized they would get an extra hour of sleep, let's go outside to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: it's very nice. look at the comparison i put together, these are the morning lows from yesterday. lehigh valley far western suburbs, temperatures got into the upper 20s, allentown, pilots, quakertown 29. hammonton and south jersey 30 degrees, smyrna i in delawar, 34. philadelphia, 56. mill millville 57. and atlantic city, 60 degrees. in the span of 24 hours we're 25 degrees warmer thanks to a warm front that's in the process of pushing through. the warmer air will stick around for the most of the seven-day forecast. double scan live as the front pushes through it could trigger a brief shower in spots, maybe a spritz or sprinkle. forecast for today. mostly cloudy, limited sun after that brief morning shower, breezy and warmer with highs sky rocking in the upper 50s. philadelphia 68. if we see more in the way of sun maybe some areas get close to 70 degrees. looking ahead, if you like the 70s you're going to love the seven-day forecast. almost every single day in the search day we'll top out at at least 70 degrees if not higher. we have a nice warmup in store for you, we'll see how long it lasts in the search day forecast when i see you again in just a little bit. eva? >> we have a tragic story developing out of plymouth meeting township montgomery county. a three-alarm fire in an apartment complex that killed a woman. the flames destroyed 18 of the 24 apartments. the action cam was in the 1900 block of sandy hill road. firefighters got their first 911 call before 10:30. when they arrived they found towering flames spitting out of the balcony and a woman on balcony. the woman opened her door and found a wall of smoke, she ran to her balcony and called 911 and waited for the firefighters. >> they climbed up on the ladder and put me on a chair and i had only my pants and shirt and somebody lent me their shoes. >> a woman who was found in her bundler apartment. her fiance tried several times to reach her, but was turned back by the smoke and flames. the buildings did not have sprinklers. there were no reports of any other injuries, the red cross is finding temporary shelter for 26 people. there's no words on -- no word a cause. >> temple football fans watched the thrill and agony of defeat. the temple owls lost to power house notre dame at a jammed packed link. >> reporter: the ultimate philly story, the ultimate underdog but they didn't go down without a fight. >> there's no more victory because they are not here to lose. we love each other, we're going to stay together, we're going to fight, scratch, claw we're not going to lose any more. >> we know we can play with anybody in the country. we took a loss, but like i said before, we have to get back and correct our mistakes. >> what are you going to take from this? >> it will show how good of a team we are. and we have great guys and the character. >> reporter: this is just the beginning for temple football in front of a packed house temple record 69,280 fans. temple proved philadelphia can be a football town after all. at lincoln financial field, channel 6 "action news." >> and you know a record crowd showed up to see the game, almost 70,000 people leaving the link last night. despite the loss there's a good buzz about the temple program. not among the owls faithful. jeff chirico picks up that part of the coverage. >> representing go notre dame. >> it shouldn't hurt temple stock we'll be all right. >> awesome, temple was good, it was a good fight, it was an awesome game. >> reporter: halloween night and a historic gridiron matchup made for an event not even a presidential candidate would miss. >> it was huge for philadelphia. >> reporter: excitement built, the party started hours earlier, food grilled and drinks flowed. >> this is history. [drumdrums]. >> reporter: before the game, the temple marching band led the team into the stadium. >> i've been waiting 50 years for this. >> reporter: but whatever the score at the end of the night, the mother of temple tightened said philadelphia should be proud of their owls. >> we made history all week, all month. >> reporter: temple fans say they were hoping for a win, but they are not dewpoint -- disappointed in their owls they are having a terrific season, 7-1. temple students returning to campus got a halloween treat generations datings back to half a century have not seen a temple team this good, so the team is indeed a treat for the student body. we'll hear from them in the next half-hour. we have breaking news from somalia islamic terrorists have attacked a hotel. a suicide bomber donated a vehicle at dawn and gunmen ran into the hotel and started shooting people. the attack killed the owner of the hotel who was a former military general. there are reports there's a hostage situation in the hotel right now. at least 9 others have been wounded. al-shabaab have claimed credit for the attack. a car jumped the cush -- a curb in new york city plowing into a crowd of people in the bronx. a ten-year-old girl was killed along with her grandfather. >> all of a sudden i heard a boom, the car literally, like, jump over a park car and flew into the gate. hitting a bunch of people. >> now, authorities think the driver hit another car before losing control and ending you mean on the front lawn. police are still deciding if charges are warranted. happening today the open enrollment against for the federal healthcare law known as the affordable care act. be headlight plan petroleum yum also offered by -- premium also also -- premiums are rising sharply. philadelphia two mayoral candidates are counting and courting voters in the final days of campaigning. election day is this tuesday, "action news" and 6abc.com will cover all the races for you. you can watch on air and online as the results come into our newsroom. >> we're pleased to broadcast the philadelphia liberty medal presentation, you can see it at 1:00 p.m. the honor was bestowed on the dalai lama. he could not not be at the constitution center for the formal presentation last week. >> dramatic new video of a bus that was flooding while people were on board. >> a charity run this morning in our area is going to cause a traffic problem. >> and temple fans bummed this morning, but very proud of their team. jeff skeverski has more on the temple loss to notre dame. >> reporter: we have showers approaching from the west associated with a warm front that will jump us into the 70s later this week. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back e right back. >> it is 7:12, if you're just waking up with us and enjoying that extra hour of sleep you got this sunday morning. looking live a center city. meteorologist chris sowers is telling us there is prime leaf peeping going on outside people. >> reporter: everybody knows i'm a leaf peeper. [laughter]. you should see what it looks like. >> reporter: peeping!ee. let's go outside and show you what's going on. live on sky6 live hd in cape may. it's a beautiful morning, we have winds gusting at 26 miles per hour. we are getting up to 68 degrees. 55 degrees this morning that was the low temperature and the normal is 43. how about those numbers! show you those numbers. punch it over to the graphics. there we go, there's the almanac. the sun will set at 4:59. go to your favorite hangout spot watch the 4:00 p.m. games, by the end of the first quarter we're seeing shades of gray. big changes. 56 for philadelphia. reading, 52. dover, 56. and sea isle city, closing in on 60 degrees, which is more than 20 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. millville, 20 degrees warmer. allentown and reading, 20 degrees warmer. some some parts of the area saw terms in the upper 20s, yesterday morning, a big, big change thanks to a warm front that's in the process of pushing through. you can see the band of showers that has developed marching across the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro area. it will be pushing across the delaware bay region and southern south jersey in the next several hours. once it pushes through we'll see skies open up a little bit by afternoon. we're in between two areas of low pressure that's causing the shower activity this morning. this is passing on by to the north. we're watching the southern storm right here. most of the forecast modeling takes the storm and rushes it out to sea. there are a few forecast models that brings it north and trigger showers across our area tomorrow afternoon areas south of philadelphia. it's a very slim chance of that happening. the modeling is heavily outnumbering that solution. most of it is going out to sea. tomorrow is a mild day with temperatures in the 60s. during the late morning hours maybe one or two showers across south jersey, otherwise skies brightening up west of the city. 65 by noon. alton un, 64. philadelphia, 63. western suburbs getting into the upper 60s. philadelphia topping out around 67 or 68. it's mild overnight tonight and then we get into monday morning, temperatures back in the 40s and 50s and by afternoon it's mid 60s again. the next few days look really, really nice in terms of temperatures. you'll see a lot of gray over the next 48 hours, but the numbers are mild. 58 for philadelphia. morning showers, afternoon sun. reading 68. allentown 67. wilmington and trenton, 67 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, almost looks like the end of september, right? 66 degrees tomorrow, cloudy and warm election day, sunny and warm, 72. wednesday looks fabulous, 73. thursday, fantastic, 72. friday, spectacular, 73. saturday, clouds and sun, 70 degrees is the forecasted high. we get into sunday it will cool down, temperatures pull back into the low 60s and then we get into the following week and there's another warmup in store. beginning of november will feel like the end of summer. get out and enjoy it. >> that's good! video shows flooding several inches of it seeping into a public transit bus while people were inside in portland oregon. everybody ask okay. the overwhelmed storm drains turned roads into a riverses. more wayne -- rivers, more rain coming to oregon, washington and texas this weekend. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. withso, when chris browntion can mand will paulsath. would recklessly deny access to basic health services like mammograms and annual exams, it makes a real difference in women's lives. chris brown voted against funding for cancer screenings. and will pauls opposed funding for clinics that provide access to mammograms - life-saving procedures women rely on. chris brown and will pauls: a risk that women in atlantic county can't afford. whatever life throws your way, you've got it in the bag. you've got t.j. maxx! keep your standards high, and your spending low. maxx life! >> a man in colorado springs killed three people and got into a shootout with police. investigators say the suspect fired several shots at them, as well, after they arrived on scene. police returned fire taking the suspect's life. 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are protecting 2 to 3, to 4 inches of rain over the next 24 to 36 hours. this is the travel trouble spot from new orleans, to mississippi, alabama and georgia and the carolinas, and the panhandle of florida. snowflakes across the northern rockies. in philadelphia, flights are on time. logan, no weather related delays. chicago, chilly in the 40s. atlanta heavy rain off to the southwest. eva? >> in sports, the temple owls came just so close to pulling off the upset, jeff skeverski has more on the tough loss to notre dame at the linc. >> reporter: with temple down 4 at the half, the 9th rank notre dame coach matt rule told the players, if you don't know you belong with these guys, now you know. it was an electric sold out lincoln financial field. cherry and white fighting back. walker to shippen, 94-yard touchdown. temple answers with a ten point lead. notre dame answers right back. cherry and the white fight, fight, fight back. 4th and 1 from the 1. thomas touchdown. temple takes a 3-point lead on the field goal. former roman catholic star quiet all night until this, temple down 4 with the owls a chance to win the game. third and long, pj walker steps up and throws, picked off it's their first turnover coming at the worst time. temple losing 24-20 the first loss of the season. >> how heartbreaking is it to come so close. >> you know this is not the high point of her season, no one likes to lose, we're all a bunch of winners here, we all have to come back and prepare and get ready for our next opponent and fix our mistakes and get back to playing temple football. >> we had an opportunity to win the game, they made a great defensive play. >> reporter: head coach matt ruhl said there's no moral victory. penn state dresses up with explosive play making offense. is it a trick or treat? who cares, they blow out illinois. penn state offense scary good on halloween. hackenberg catches a touchdown. penn state up 22-zip they runaway with it in the 4th. penn state wins 39-zip. all seven wins have come at home. game four of the world series last night. mets trying to even the series at two games appeals. they had -- two games apiece. kansas scores three in the 8th to come from behind. daniel murphy, oh, my, a grounder run in and the royals are not done! they add two more! to win game four. roils win 5-3 they are a win away from winning the world series that's going to sting in new york for a while. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> time for advice for college for 100 local high school schools and their parents. they attended the conference in center city and saleem sharrie s was the emcee about future events and parents learned about how to pick the best school and the financial aid. the perfect person to talk about that. >> we have more coming up on "action news" this sunday morning. >> we'll we'll be right back. >> a fire tragedy is underinvestigation in -- is under investigation in montgomery county. flames ripped through 18 apartments. >> wreckage of a cargo ship lost during hurricane joaquin has been found. >> temple owls looks like the game, we'll have reaction from temple students this morning. >> nydia is off, alicia vitarelli is here, chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. good morning, chris. >> reporter: i promised you guys a couple of pictures of the view of what it looks like above my head. let's go over to the graphics. look at the gorgeous sugar maples, the reds are so bright this morning, because we don't have the sun shining down you can see the reds, we have the corn stalks and the pumpkins and the mums. we have beautiful trees on city avenue. you can see the bright reds and the orange on the sugar maples. over city avenue we have oaks. a nice time of year we're peaking across the delaware valley. south jersey they are picking up a little bit of color. the heart of the delaware valley is in peak form. if you enjoy looking at the fall foliage, today is a really nice day for that. talking about this yesterday. i know there's route 347 in south jersey off 55 you take it when you're heading to the jersey shore. it gets you into sea isle city avalon. the entire road for miles is gorgeous, with reds and yellows and oranges everywhere. we have mild temperatures, so i'm wearing a jacket right now, but i probably don't need it. 56 in philadelphia. 57 in millville. cape may, 59. atlantic city at the airport, 58. some 21 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. lehigh valley 20 degrees warmer across allentown and reading. that warm lg -- warming trend will continue over the next several days. double scan live we have showers that could push through in the next couple of hours. after that it's mostly cloudy skies the rest of the way with a few breaks of sunshine after 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. a nice finish to the weekend, and a better seven day for you, that's on the way when i see you in a little bit. >> the temple fans were a little disappointed, because the owls lost, but they were proud how the team battled the number 9 ranked fighting irish. >> i didn't expect temple to put up such a fight. i thought notre dame was going to kick their butt. >> it was a fun game to watch. they fought their way, even though it wasn't the outcome we were hoping for it was a great game to watch. >> the students say they expect the owls to be even better next year. >> and temple football team is gaining respect on social media, too, after so many years what some called the joke of a college football team. former university michigan great desmond howard tweeted -- howard was in town for espn's game day in old city. another espn guy joey galloway said -- he didn't show much love to temple at the start of the showdown. montgomery county, fire at the plymouth rock complex left one woman dead and two den people homeless. -- two dozen people homeless. firefighters had to rescue a woman from the balcony. 18 of the 24 apartments were destroyed. the red cross is finding temporary shelters for the those people who lost their units. officials said we should all check our smoke alarms today. police in camden, new jersey are looking for the killer who gunned down a man on his front porch. the action cammen at the scene 2600 morocco of kramer street. the victim in his 30s was shot in the leg. he ran inside the house and collapsed on the floor. he was rushed to cooper trauma center where he was pronounced dead. there were no arrests and no word on what sparked that shooting. a woman was hospitalized after her car crashed on 202 in fairfax, delaware. police say the woman lost control of the car and ran off the road an hit a guardrail around 1:00 p.m. she was taken to christiana hospital with non-life threatening injuries. philadelphia police are looking for a hit-and-run driver that culprit took off in the scene in a famous cape. he struck a pedestrian, he jumped out of the truck and ran. this happened during the temple notre dame game. the victim was taken to jefferson university hospital with injuries to his face. the search will continue today at the site of the el faro row wreckage. search crews believe the wreckage of the cargo ship that vanished a month ago. twenty down 15,000 feet east of the bahamas. the sonar shows the 790-foot ship in an upright position all in one piece. crews will use a deep sea vehicle to survey the area. 28 americans were on board. islamist extremist claim they brought down a russian passenger airline over the sinai peninsula is not credible. the crash took off killing 224 people including 25 children. an isis affiliate claimed responsibility for downing the plane, but offered no evidence and international officials say there's no indication of terrorism. investigators think a technical issue caused the disaster. u.s. secretary of state john kerry offered condolences to people grieving the crash victims. >> the initial reports represent the tremendous tragedy and loss and we extend our sympathies to the families and all concerned. >> air france said until there's more information their planes will stay out of the aerospace over the sinai region. thousands will take part in the cooper nor cross run the bridge run charity run walk. 4,000 runners are expected to take part. it will take the participate instants across the ben franklin bridge. it event raises money for the lark school in belmawr, camden county. the bridge will be closed from 7:45 to 9:30 for the event. >> hopefully your little ghosts and goblins didn't overdue it with the candy. annie mccormick checked out the folks trick or treating in fairmont park. >> trick or treat. >> reporter: just like that they were off. this superman leaped the staircase in a single bound all for candy. in fairmont we are overwhelmed for how much creativity the kids put into the costumes. when are you? >> an owl. >> reporter: what are you? >> i'm a scary clown. >> reporter: these girls dressed as the character from monster high we found a zombie football player and more ideas. >> i'm a princess. >> i'm a witch. >> i'm the lone ranger. >> reporter: you're a witch? >> yeah. >> reporter: it's all about the candy for the kids, trick or treaters shared their stashes with us. parents say it's all about the community for them. there's a lot of trick or treaters we often get 300 kids. barbara mischy dressed as ruth bader ginsburg took advantage of the holiday. she turned the block into a the monster mash. we got the permit and it was safer for the kids to trick or treat down the street. >> i love all the costumes. >> i love all the candy. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. >> a grammy award winning musician comes home for a could be certificate about the civil rights movement. >> looking live at atlantic city, i hear there's a warmup in the seven-day forecast. chris sowers will tell us when that comes. >> happy halloween! it was a fun night for folks in northeast philadelphia. they got to trick or treat on a pirate ship. check out what this family did to their homes. they went all out. there are pirates treasures and a must-see stop for local trick or treaters. >> what do they do for the holidays? they must get decked out. >> reporter: we were trick or treating in south jersey and there were houses that were really done up. there's a house with michael myers walking around. okay, we'll move on to the next one. they did a great job. >> where's the candy bucket, chris. >> reporter: you don't need candy, it's like a potato chip you can't just have one. >> we'll take it up later. [laughter]. >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on, there's a live view from our temple university camera. we have showers approaching from the west. we'll flip it over to the double scan live. in the next couple of hours expect to see a brief passing shower. we have a warm front that's punching through, the area behind it is pacific in origin. temperatures will be unseasonable mild overnight lows hanging out in the 50s if not higher most of the time. for several consecutive days we'll have 70 degrees if not warmer. winds out of the south/southwest at 8 miles per hour. you see the winds barbs in the southerly direction. sea isle, 60. millville, 57. philadelphia, 56. by the way it will be a breezy afternoon. jersey shore, small craft advisory, winds gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour. expecting waivings 3 to 5 feet. maybe a little rough for some of the boaters. everybody else a breeze between 5 and 15 miles per hour. there's the warm front right there, once that pulls through we'll dry out. skies open up a little bit we'll see the return of sunshine later on. temperatures in the upper 60s. double scan live we set it in motion for you, this is 3d you can see for the most part it's light. we're picking up the lighter shades of green. every nowfer -- every now and then you'll see brierts -- brighter skies. we're forecasting a high of 68 for philadelphia. overnight tonight we'll go partly cloudy, we'll get into monday we're watching a storm to the south, most of the forecast modeling takes it off to the delmarva which would be a miss for us, but some of the models suggest activity across central and southern delaware. everybody else should stay dry, actually this model keeps us dry, high temperatures in the 60s. winds speeds gusting down the shore today. wildwood by lunchtime, 36-mile an hour. over 20 in philadelphia and allentown. that will be the trend throughout the day. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning we lose the breeze as the frontal systems pass on by and push north eastward into new england. in the lehigh valley afternoon sun, 68 degrees for allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore, same deal, breezy, mostly cloudy, 68 degrees is the forecasted high. philadelphia, same number, 68. brief morning shower, clouds limited sun by afternoon. breezy and warmer winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. mild overnight tonight, 46 suburbs, 53 under a partly cloudy skies. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows more clouds tomorrow, maybe a brief shower south of philadelphia. everybody else is dry, 66. tuesday, election day, sunny and warm, 72. wednesday, sunny and warm, 73. thursday, partly sunny, it stays warm, 72. friday, sun and clouds, 73. saturday, clouds and sun, 70 degrees. what's more impressive remember that the sun will set before 5:00 p.m. imagine how much warmer we could be if we had that hour or two of sunlight. >> that 5 okay sunset is impressing. speaking of daylight saving time it came to an end you got an extra hour of sleep. in kids health matter erin o'hern says it can affect the little ones. >> reporter: it sounds great turn the clocks back and get an extra hour of sleep until your baby or toddler wakes up an hour early. we all have internal clocks, although adults can recognize when household clocks change kids can't. if their wake up time is off, nap time and bedtime will be, too. that can translate to tiredness. kids don't show it the same way adults do. >> kids don't ask their parents for an extra nap when they had a bad night's sleep. they become cranky. >> reporter: sleep doctors recommend gradually shifting bedtimes the same always families do before school starts. in fall put baby to bed ten to 15 minutes later each night. in spring move the bedtime earlier. don't let the last nap end too late in the afternoon or it may be hard to fall asleep and stay asleep. some parents have success with sunrise simulator alarm clocks. >> it can help early risers not to wake mommy and daddy up as well. if you didn't get a chance to train last week, training next week will help, as well. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com its jazz season with a host of musical selections including a philadelphia grammy award winning artist. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: philadelphia's very own christian mcbride has been described as everyone's favorite acoustic faces. he combines jazz and gospel music to tell the story of the civil rights. >> he is a band leader and the composer and the bass player. >> reporter: it's a musical ode to the civil rights activist he saw as a child. >> he went back to jazz. >> reporter: it's equal parts concert and theaters. >> he takes actors and they play rosa parks and reverend martin luther 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egypt. why did a russian plane carrying 244 people go down. isis took credit,. scenic colorado springs, a gunman kills three people before dieing in a shootout with police. we're live with the latest. we'll cover the severe weather hitting texas. as the storms move east, dangerous flash floods across the gulf coast and tornados in the lonestar state and mississippi. we'll have that coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next. "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we're work on for you, a woman dials after fire rips through her montgomery county apartment. weiner -- we're live with the latest investigation. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming when we see you again. now for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great sunday. we'll see you in half-hour. >> see you at 9:00. did ya know? fresh step extreme lightweight litter isn't just light. it's also the best lightweight for eliminating odors. amazing, right? for superior odor elimination try fresh step extreme... lighweight. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right good morning, america. new overnight, crash investigation. what brought down this plane packed with tourists. terrorists claiming responsibility. did they really shoot it down? the huge debris field and the terrifying implications. our aviation team is on the case. horror on halloween. a gunman opening fire on a street in colorado springs. >> shots fired. shots fired, possible shooting in progress. >> three people dead. the shooter taken down in a fierce gun battle with police, why did he do this. killer storms. tornadoes blasting through texas. this apartment complex, a mangled mess. roofs torn apart. >> just like a train went through. >> and the relentless rain swamping streets