ollowing vaccination, call your doctor immediately. vaccination may not protect everyone. so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. sunday, november 1 i'm eva pilgrim. nydia han off. here some of the stories we're following on "action news." a woman is killed in a three-alarm fire at an apartment complex in montgomery county we're live with the latest.

unbeaten no more, temple fans are reacting after the heartbreaking loss to notre dame. are you ready for a warmup? temperatures are set to climb this week, how long will they stay in the 70s? meteorologist chris sowers has the latest outside on city avenue. >> reporter: cloud cover is holding tough, but we have breaks every now and then. we're in the upper 50s, low 60. 26 in pottstown, fleetwood the same number. chester, 61. center city, 62. this whole area north and west, topped out in the mid 50s yesterday. we have a mostly cloudy sky and already in the low 60s for the most part. imagine what happens when we break out in the full sunshine late. buena, 62. maybe we make a run at 70 degrees in spots. agenda beach, 60. hammonton, 61. woodbine, 61 degrees. here's satellite and radar, if you look towardsment center part

of the screen you can see the darker shades of gray. that's the thinner cloud cover. the sun is starting to peek through that around harrisburg, state college it's pushing east toward the delaware valley. it will get in here the next few hours. the call from accuweather, mostly cloudy, limited sunshine, breezy and warm, highs in the upper 60s. 66 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 67 by 4:00 p.m. 61 degrees by 6:00 p.m. the sun sets at 5:59. as you mentioned eva, we're warming up, several days we'll be in the 70s. i'll have the details when i see you again in just a little bit. >> now, the latest on a devastating and deadly fire in montgomery county. it broke out last night at the plymouth rock apartments in plymouth meeting. it claimed the life of a woman and destroyed a dozen apartments. trish hartman has been following the story she is live at the

scene with the latest. trish? >> reporter: well, eva, no word yet on the woman's identity. i'll let you take a look at the scene. there's a fence up around the complex. the victim's family is being notified after the deadly three-alarm fire at plymouth rock apartments. intense flames and smoke forced 18 people from their homes. >> they put a ladder up and climbed up and helped me get on a chair and climb down the ladder. i had nothing but my pants and shirt, no socks or shoes, someone loaned me their shoes. >> reporter: officials say one woman who lived here with her fiance was pronounced inside. while smoke alarms were working in the building, there were no

sprinklers. >> there were fire walls, but they had breached holes through them. we had a high drant out front -- hydrant that got hit with a vehicle or something that was out of commission totally, that's why the lines are running down the streets. >> neighboring gathered outside the buildings sharing videos and looking at the damage after a long and harrowing night. >> we get a jacket and next she went to that apartment. >> reporter: the red cross is assisting two discern people. red paw is helping those who have dogs and cats in the complex that need a place to stay. officials are investigating the cause of the place. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> developing, police in chester county are urging parents to check your kids' halloween candy. take a look at this. kennett square police say sewing type needs were found inside

five wrapped twix bars giving to four different children last night. the candy and packaging are being examined. police say it's not clear if somebody deliberately tampered with the candy or something happened during distribution. police are investigating discovery of a woman's body in atlantic city, found around 7:00 at the laundry room at the atlantic palace suites. police have not said if they know the woman's name. camden police are searching for suspects in a halloween homicide. a man in his 30s was shot in his leg on the front porch. it happened at 11:00 p.m. on kramer street. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he died. there's no word on what sparked the shooting. from our delaware newsroom an overnight crash in fairfax sent a woman to the hospital.

the action cam is on the scene at 202 and faulk road. the woman lost control of the car and slammed into a guardrail. she was taken to christiana hospital with non-life threatening injuries. temple students are holding their head up high thanks to their gritty performance by their temple team against notre dame. the defense did a stellar job most of the night was not able to keep the irish out of the endzone. their final chance was intercepted. it was the their only turnover in the game. they lose 24-20. a record crowd packed the link for the nationally televised contest. temple fans enjoyed the team standing up to the notre dame, the irish fan were glad to get

out of town with a win. >> they fought a big game, temple was good, it was a good fight, it was an awesome game. >> it's huge for philadelphia, huge for the city. >> reporter: this has been temple's football team best starting record in the program 121 year history. police are searching for a motive after a deadly shooting spree in colorado. a man with a gun opened fire on the streets of colorado springs killing three people. he then died in a shootout with police. we have more. >> reporter: it was a halloween horror, a gunman on the lose in colorado springs armed with a rifle and handgun shooting randomly. >> i see a guy slump over. >> it look like he was walking the dog, not in a rush spooked me a little bit. >> reporter: heavily armed man taking three lives in under 30

minutes. >> shots fired. >> reporter: 8:45 a.m., officers responded to reports of gunfire in this neighborhood where the police found the shooter's first victim face down next to his bicycle. >> i heard the shots and called police. i'm going back and forth between the trees. >> reporter: police arrived on the scene faced with an active shooter situation. >> shots fired and cruiser being shot at. >> reporter: the gunman turned the weapon on two women smoking on the nearby front porch. >> i took my shirt off an put pressure oned wound. there was another lady shot in the jaw. >> reporter: despite his efforts, both women died. when police encounter the gunman they exchanged fire. >> we turned around that's when they shot him.

>> reporter: abc news. >> halloween took a tragic turn in new york when an out-of-control car plowed into a group of trick or treaters killing three people. police say the group was trick or treating before 5:00 p.m. when the car jumped the curb and went on the sidewalk and hit them. two men and a ten-year-old girl died. four others including a 3-year-old were hurt. >> families and kids trick or treating walking behind me. all of a sudden, like, i heard the boom, the car literally jumped over the parked car and flew into the gate. >> the driver a 52-year-old plan was among those hurt. police are trying to figure out what caused him to lose control. there's still much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. a world renown bass player is bringing his musical message to our area for one night only. we'll tell you where and when you can catch him. we're there as pat sajak

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for kids. newly elected house speaker paul ryan dressed up as mitt romney and tweeted out this picture of him and his family. at least he has a good sense of humor, too, he'll need it for that job. >> reporter: now comes the fun part, everybody gets to eat all the candy. i had all the little kids we were hustling from house to

house. >> and you can go back a second time and hope they don't remember you. that's what we used to do. [laughter] >> reporter: let's go live on sky6 live hd. it's mostly cloudy, very, very warm, temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. we have a mostly cloudy sky. if we get any kind of sunshine here, the rest of the way, temperatures have a chance to make it to 70 degrees. clouds are thinning out across the central portions of pennsylvania now. we'll see if the trend continues east toward the city of brotherly love. 52 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 52. pressure reading 29.94 inches. low 60s north and west, low 60s south and east, as well. we have a mostly cloudy sky, allentown, 61. there's our 62. trenton, 62. atlantic city, same number.

sea isle, 61. breezes out of the south/southwest. we get a gust as high as 20, 25 miles per hour. they are gusting up to 30 miles per hour on the water. that's making for rough seas small craft advisory was issued from the national weather service for the remainder. day. as you look wider you can see the clouds thinning to the west. it will trend east over the next few hours. we're stuck in between two low pressure systems one to the north and one to the south both bringing the mild southwest to northeast flow for us. that's helping the temperatures out. come tomorrow, the storm system will pass to the south. it will add more in the way of clouds to the picture once again, and, perhaps, a brief passing shower from dover points south, kent and sussex county and points south.

they could see a shower tomorrow afternoon. the remainder of the day, the modeling has us at mostly cloudy sky. temperatures in mid to upper 60s. overnight tonight, cloudy, clouding up first thing as the southern storm passes by. temperatures in the mid 50s. philadelphia, 55. reading, 50. allentown, 48. trenton, 53. as we progress along we keep the model running we get into tomorrow afternoon it's another day in the mid 60s. from that point on, wait until you see the numbers i have for you in the seven-day forecast. lots of clouds, warm and breezy, reading, 6. philadelphia, 68. cape may, 67. atlantic city, 68 degrees. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and mild. the overnight normally should be 40, 42. trenton, 50. millville, 50. on the boards in atlantic city, 55. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looking like the end of september here, all the 70s. 66 tomorrow, 72 tuesday, that's

election day, sunny and warm. wednesday, 73. thursday, partly sunny and nice no rain in the forecast. friday sun and clouds, 73. saturday, clouds and some sun, 70. sunday we'll cool it down, we'll have highs in the 60s and looks like another run at 70-plus is in store for monday, tuesday and maybe westbound wede following week. >> break out the short sleeves again. wardrobe confusion. >> kimmel center kicks off its jazz season with a philadelphia award winning artist. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: philadelphia's very own christian mcbride is a favorite acoustic bassist. he combines jazz and poetry and gospel to tell the story of

civil rights. >> he is a band leader and the composer for the exciting evening. >> reporter: it's and ode to the civil rights activist he admired as a child. the result is performance that is equal parts concert and theater. >> he takes actors and they play rosa parks and martin luther king and malcom x. >> reporter: there are parts of president obama's acceptance speech. to learn the sounds of history and music a local choir accompany a full 18 piece jazz band. >> usually when you go to see jazz you see three or five musicians. this is enormous sound. >> reporter: he'll use that

sound to take audience members back in time. >> we look at how we contributed to the movement and what could we do differently. >> reporter: the movement revisited is a one-not only performance monday night november 21 at the merriam theater. doe to arts in philly.org or 6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers.

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vessels. jack say jack -- pat sajak and vanna white have been on the air for 33 years. "action news" reporter, alicia vitarelli caught up with the two and has more. >> welcome to philadelphia. >> so great to be here, what a great city this is. >> reporter: over the past few days you may have spotted these familiar and famous faces around philadelphia. >> they squire us around to the hot spots and restaurants and tourist attractions. there are great things in philadelphia. from historic areas like head house square there's ben franklin getting production notes to a tour inside reading market. >> it's like philadelphia cream cheese. >> reporter: and cheese steaks less they leave out the cheese steak, the host sharing one on the corner somewhere between

pats and genos. >> we're having a great meal. >> reporter: down to the italian mark over to east passyunk french restaurant town son. it's a good deal. we get to go to restaurants and try out food and pretend we're working. >> reporter: pat and vanna say they have a soft spot for philadelphia. when wheel of fortune went organ the air back in 1983 we were the first big city to air the show. >> it helped to get the show sold around the country. philadelphia helped to get wheel started. >> reporter: we have good taste. >> yeah! >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> in sports, the royals come back from behinds to take game four of the world series and they could win it all tonight.

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by accepting most major health and vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. so close to winning their historic matchup against north dame, plus -- notre dame, plus, the world series could wrap up tonight. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: with temple down 4 at the half to notre dame last night. coach told the guys in the locker room if you don't know you belong with these guys, now you know. temple played like they belonged until the final minute. it was an electric sold-out crowd at lincoln financial field. second quarter, pj walker to brandon shippen. 94 touchdown.

irish fight back. north dame quarterback kieser, 7 9-yard run. 89 owls -- the owls down 4th if he -- at the half. thomas touchdown, temple takes a 3 point lead on the field goal. temple down 4, but the owls with a channels to win a game. third and long, minute and change left. pj walker steps up, throws, picked off, it's their first turnover it comes at the worst time. temple comes oh, so close, temple looks likes 24-20. it's their first loss of the season. >> reporter: ohio heartbreaking is it to come so -- how heartbreaking is it to come so close? >> this is not the high point

of our season, no one likes to lose, we're all a bunch of winners here. we got to come back and prepare for our next opponent and fix our mistakes and play temple football. >> we had an opportunity to win the game, but they made a great defensive play. >> reporter: head coach matt r up -- rule said there's no moral victory. penn state blows out illinois. it was a happy halloween in happy valley. james franklin a look alike. penn state offense scary good on halloween. penn state up 22-zip they runaway with it in the 4th. barclay with the touchdown, penn state withins 39-7.

they are 7-2. all search wins come at home. game four the world series last night. the mets trying to eerchl -- even the series at two games apiece. big time meltdown in the big apple. kansas scores to come from behind. on the grounder run in the royals are not done. they add two more to win game four! royals win 5-3. they are one win away from winning the world series. and that's going to sting in new york for a while. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day! another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. here's some of the stories we'll have for you, at that live update on the fire at a montgomery county apartment complex that killed a woman. her fiance repeatedly tried to

save her. a wilmington resident walks out to the car and finds the tires slashed and discovers he is not the only victim. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on

"action news," new information about the deadly plane crash in egypt sinai peninsula. authorities say the plane broke up in midair.

police is say a driver dres the as superman hit a pedestrian in south philadelphia and took off. election day is two days away and voters in philadelphia will be heading to the polls to pick a new mayor. more on those stories in a moment, but first a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. it is outside, it is still a little chilly out there. no audio. we'll come back to chris in just a little bit. >> officials in montgomery trying to figure out what sparked a devastating and deadly fire it broke out last night at the plymouth rock apartments in plymouth meeting. it claimed the life of a woman and destroyed a dozen apartments. trish hartman has been following the story live at the scene now with the latest. trish? >> reporter: good morning, eva, yeah, we're still waiting to learn the woman's name as

officials continue to investigate the deadly fire that forced dozens of people from their homes. it was a long and scary night for residents of plymouth rock apartments and those who live nearby. those we spoke to were in the middle of halloween festivities. >> we rushed over here there was a small fire in the buildings. >> we are outside and we see the fire truck there. firefighters were called to the buildings around 10:30. a seconds alarm was struck followed by a third alarm before midnight. officials say 18 apartments were destroyed and 30 people displaced. authorities say one woman was trapped inside and pronounced inside the buildings after her fiance attempted to rescue her. another woman said she called 911 and was rescued from the balcony. a lot of people didn't come out of the building until we started screaming and banging. a lot of people were banging on

the outside because the hallway was full of smoke. >> reporter: while there were no sprinkler system in the buildings there were working smoke alarms going off when they arrived. officials are investigating the cause. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> police are looking for the person or persons who slashed tires on about a dozen vehicles in wilmington, delaware. the action cam was on the scene of the 1900 block of seneca road. when stephen jones came out out to go to work this morning he was shocked to see the flats on his car and neighbors. >> some person thought was funny and stab a bunch of tires, we've got more than a dozen cars $200 a tire, we're talking about multiple felonies. it's ridiculous. >> jones said a couple of neighbors did not get into until

2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. so whoever did slash the tires did it after that time. police are looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian and took off. the man was hit at 8:30 at pattison and broad street. the driver of the truck who was dressed in a superman costume got out and ran toward the septa concourse. funeral services will be held for jeffery radio will be held at barclay funeral home in clayton. he was found dead on the beach in strathmere on tuesday. reports say he drown, though other details have not been released. he served as mayor from 20009 to 2012. we're learning details about the russian passenger plane that crashed in egypt sinai pinsula will a. the plane broke up at a high

attitude. it killed all 224 people on board including 17 children. egypt is fighting an islamic insurgency in the parts of the peninsula. airlines from several countries including germany and france say they will no longer fly over the area until a cause of the crash has been identified. russia has sent hundreds of emergency workers to the crash site to search for bodies and examine debris. islamic extreme iists claim responsibility for a bombing at a hotel in somalia. the group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility. it has been waging an insurgency against the u.n. backed

government in somalia. several reported tornados touched down in texas and louisiana and mississippi and heavy rains continue to hammer much of the region creating dangerous flood watching, aditi roy is in houston with more. >> reporter: this morning severe storms ripped through the gulf coast, 11 tornados tearing up homes and flash floods sweeping through busy highways. texas hatter-hit. the -- hard hit. the violent weather claiming 6 lives. >> we woke up and hid in the back bathroom. >> reporter: the twister downing carports and leaving behind a mangled mess. >> it was like a train going through. >> reporter: blowing the roof off thisman's home. >> -- this man's home and cutting through this trailer park. smashing roofs and walls and car

windows in its path. >> it's devastated, i'm still shaking. >> reporter: heavy rains pummeling the region, 6 to 12 inches falling in 24 hours near houston. people forced to navigate the floodwaters on foot others trying to salvage what they can. the houston fire department reporting more than 130 high water rescues. the wicked weather is moving east. the halloween weekend storm threatening parts of the spheeft. that -- southeast. crews will continue to work today to find out if the wreckage found off the coast of the bahamas is el faro row. ntsb says a search team found the wreckage yesterday in 15,000 feet of water. but a deep ocean vehicle must confirm whether it is el faro

row. forensic experts have begun autopsy on the victims of a nightclub fire in romania. friday's blaze killed 27 people and injured 180 others. people ended up in a stampede toward the club's only exit. a spark started the fire, but authorities are collecting evidence from the scene. this coming tuesday is election day across the area. voters in pennsylvania will cast their ballots for three supreme court justices and philadelphia residents will pick their next mayor. the two main candidates are jim kenny and melissa bailey both are crisscrossing the city as they make one last effort before election day to court are voters stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the final days of campaigning and up to date

election results election night. republicans candidates are gathering in washington to determine what they want for the future of their debates. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are focusing this weekend on campaign stops in early voting states, clinton in south carolina and sanders in new hampshire. much more to come on "action news" sunday. what's the deal for pet insurance? consumer reports breakdown the numbers. chipotle shut down restaurants in two states after an e coli outbreak sickens 22 people. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

astin martin unveiled this car named spector. there's only one up for sale. it will be auctioned off for charity. it is expected to bring in $15 million. whoever byes it can't use it on the streets because it is not certified for street use. they could put it on a racetrack. >> reporter: it look fast. let's go live on sky 6 we have a nice forecast. today it's gray and gloomy. we have clouds upstairs. tomorrow evening all that cloud cover is gone. that's when the big warmup moves in. double scan live we had showers this morning now we're clear just a few clouds up there, that's about it. 68 degrees that's the high temperature we're shooting for

which is about 70 degrees above the seasonal average of 61. 62 is where we bottomed out this morning well above average. sun sets at 4:59. allentown, 61. reading, 62. lancaster, 62. wilmington, 60 and millville checking in at 62. again, it's impressive considering we've had pretty much cloud cover from start to finish today. you get any kind of sunshine the temperatures will start to skyrocket. 24 hour temperature change is running five to 11 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. it will be warmer tomorrow and the next day and so on and as for so for the, as we we see the high pressure set up off the carolinas. it's going to be a heat pump high. we'll enjoy that this week. cloud cover across the mid atlantic states starting to thin out to the west. state college, harrisburg

reporting both areas reporting partly sunny skies that's where the cloud deck starts to end. that will collapse over the next few hours, here's the big range. we have an area of low pressure over new orleans. that will pull to the north. it's not going to come up, though. it will work out to sea off the coast of the virginia capes. it will gets close enough to the area dover and areas to the south pick up some kind of rainfall tomorrow afternoon, but not expecting too much of this. from the city points north it's a combination of sun and clouds. rainfall totals over the next 24 to 36 hours. the big ranges are across the gulf coast states. mobile 3 inches. lanlts close to 4. -- atlanta, close to 4. columbia, south carolina five. and charlie ton will pick up wet weather with that. this storm according to the forecast models as long as it behaves itself will work out to sea.

monday evening into tuesday you can see there's nothing in the foreseeable future. it steers clear of delaware valley. from that point on we see a mild southwesterly flow and temperatures in the 70s. 68 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the south/southwest at 35 to 15 miles per hour. gusty down the shore 20 to 30 miles per hour in places like cape may and wildwood. 46 degrees for the suburbs, 53 for center city. looks like spring, 72 degrees tuesday, sunny and warm. sunshine, wednesday, 73. thursday, 72. friday, 73 a lot of dry days, temperatures well above average. saturday, 70. we get into sunday, cools down to the low 60s, only to see the 70s pop up the following monday and tuesday, the following ten days very nice

around here. many walked in fairmont park to fight lung cancer. nydia han took part. nydia's mother who did not smoke died of cancer. the free to breathe walk and run hopes to raise $400,000 for education and awareness of the disease. the wheels were off the ben franklin bridge. only foot traffic. the annual 10-k run and two mile walk benefits the lark school for disabilities it's a nonprofit educational institute in belmawr, new jersey.

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yesterday, just four points shy of the upset win. chipotle has closed all its restaurants in the washington and oregon states area after people became sick with e. coli. 22 people became sick after eating at 6 of the restaurants in the last two weeks. the outbreak has prompted them to close 43 restaurants in the two states. today what happens when your precious pet gets sick? vet bills can add up to hundreds and thousands of dollars. with that in minds, many people consider pet insurance, nydia han has a closer look at whether it's worth your money. >> reporter: one of the fastest growing employee benefits is pet insurance. one-third of fortune 500 companies offer it. chipotle, delta, t-mobile and

microsoft. what if the workplace doesn't offer it. consumer reports looks at the pros and cons of buying it on their own. when is aman -- when this dog had a torn ligament, they had to paid for expensive surgery. consumer reports found deciding whether to buy it, can be a tough call. if your pet is orderly, it can cost -- older it can cost more and the coverage may not be worth. >> reporter: the average premium start at $16 per months for a cat and 22 for a dog. >> dogs cost more because their medical treatment tends to be more expensive and pure breds

are more. >> reporter: if you're considering a policy for your pet review plans online and get free quotes compare costs versus coverage and compare how premium increase as the pet ages. if you're disciplined, you could set up a dedicated savings account for unanticipated pet bills and putting aside a set amount for when you need it. >> there's growing concerns over high school football across the country. in the first seven weeks of the season there have been seven deaths related to the game. that compares to 11 in all of last season. the american academy of pediatrics recommends how to keep young players safe on the field. most importantly zero to tolerae fore illegal and dangerous hits.

>> we have to make sure the kids are being taught proper tackling techniques. >> the group recommends keeping athletic trainers on the sidelines. if professionals had their way they would remove tackling from high school football altogether. interesting. >> coming up next, a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. 'cause the older we get,the. that's just how we roll. blinds to go. blinds for life.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly apartment fire in plymouth meeting township montgomery county. the blaze destroyed building d of the plymouth rock apartment complex. two dozen people were displaced. police in chester county are urging parents to check their kids' halloween candy. sewing type needs were found in twix bars. philadelphia police are looking for somebody connected to slashing more than a dozen tires. let's get a last check of the weather. we're loving the forecast. >> reporter: temperatures are already in the 60s throughout the entire area. poconos 55. everybody else, 62, 63. lancaster, finally starting to pick up a little bit of sunshine

and you've sprouted up to 64. 68 degrees today, lots of clouds, limited sun, breezy and warmer. shower south of dover, mild 66. get a load of this, looks like late spring. 72 election day, sunny and warm. wednesday, sunny and warm 73. actually i could have put sunny and warm the whole way. 72 driewz, friday, 73. saturday, some sun and -- 72 degrees, friday, 73 saturday, some sun and 70 degrees. get out and enjoy it, because it won't last. >> some of your favorite disney songs like you've never heard them before. some big names in music have lent their name to disney

classics. fallout boy has their own rendition of i want to be like you from the jungle book. disney is the parent company from 6abc. tonight on 6abc, your favorite sunday night shows are all new. it starts at 7 m p.m. america's funniest home video followed by blood and oil, quantico at 10 and followed by "action news" and "action news" sports sunday. coming up, the dalai lama is honored with the liberty medal. health concerns prevented him from accepting in person. philadelphia native richard gear accepted his award on his behalf. the dalai lama did speak and you can watch the entire ceremony coming up next starnght --

starting at 1:00. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. for chris sowers, nydia han, alicia vitarelli, i'm eva pilgrim. enjoy this nice weather!

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