happening. he said that one ever the trapeze artists had fallen, and he had missed the net and hit the bleachers. >> reporter: police say the people in those bleachers were not hurt. but on social media a woman wrote she was traumatized watching the fall with her kids. another said audience members could hear a crack when the perform irhit the group. >> i've never been to a circus like this. we have professional performers. >> reporter: this is a professional video posted to the internet. the universal circus says the artist injured tonight is a part of this group. the video says the circus invests heavily in training and choreography for performers around the world. >> it was a terrible, awful accident, and my heart went out to the artist who is suffering now. >> reporter: the circus says wu is stable at the hospital. doctors are treating a lower back injury. this circus is scheduled to run here in philadelphia through november 15th. live in fairmount park, drew smith nbc 10 news. >>. >> a south jersey child is hospitalized with burns after his halloween costume caught fire. the 7 year old brushed up against a candle causing his costume to ignite. it happened this afternoon on the 900 block of stockton drive in harrison township gloucester county. he was taken to the burn center with second degree burns. children trick-or-treated tonight in a south jersey neighborhood shaken by the mysterious death of a 3-year-old boy. people in hadden township are still waiting for answers about how brendan creato ended up dead lying in the woods nearly three weeks ago. in the midst of the tragedy parents tell nbc 10 that they wanted to allow their kids to get out tonight for halloween. they're wondering if someone still on the loose could have been responsible. still, people didn't let the unease stop tonight's tradition. >> a couple of weeks ago i may have felt like that, but i've settled, you know. i have faith in the camden county prosecutor. i'm sure they'll get to the bottom of it. we xr a good police force. >> reporter: hadden township police asked parents to walk with their kids once it got dark but there were no major issues. a halloween tragedy tonight in new york city. police say a car plowed into a group of trick-or-treaters, killing three people including a 10-year-old girl. four others were hurt, including the driver. witnesses say that car went airborne after leaving the street and ended up in the front yard of a house. new information on a russian passenger plane that crashed this morning in egypt's sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board, including 25 children. the wife of the co-pilot said he had complained about the condition of the plane, but moscow-based metro jet said the aircraft was in good shape and the pilot was experienced. the airbus a-321 disappeared in radar, went down 23 minutes after taking off. it crashed in an area where egyptian forces have been battling an islamic insurgency. isis has claimed responsibility for the crash but has offered no proof. at least six people are dead after strong storms caused heavy flooding and tornadoes in texas. some parts of the houston area have gotten nearly 12 inches of rain since yesterday. now, the houston fire department has responded to more than 130 water rescues today alone. tornadoes hit tro fearby towns, injuring two and damaging about 30 homes, yet another tornado touched down at the rv park. no one was hurt there. well, no rain for us this halloween, but it is cold out there. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist britntney shipp with warmer weather. >> that's right. temperatures below average today and as we head into tomorrow, we'll warm well above average for this time of year. temperaturewise we're at 52 degrees in philadelphia, 47 in pottstown, 44 degrees in allentown, 50 in wilmington. not too bad out there for the late trick-or-treaters. notice the wind direction coming up from the south. this means warmer air is heading into tonight. you'll wake up to even warmer temperatures and definitely by tomorrow afternoon you'll really notice a difference xs. so for you early riser, 5:00 a.m., temperatures in the low 50s, 53 by 9:00 a.m., temperatures close to 60 degrees. by noon, 65. our high for tomorrow will get closer to 70 degrees for philadelphia. we'll warm to 68 degrees for pottstown, 67 for allentown and 59 for the poconos. we are also tracking a slight chance of a few stray showers headtion into sunday from this system. by monday, i'm tracking afternoon rain. i'll let you know how both systems shape up. that's coming up in my seven-day forecast. let's go! >> it is a saturday showdown at the linc. temple fans are in a frenzy as their team tries to stay unbeaten against notre dame. it is a matchup that has electrified the area. fans hope the owls can come out tonight 8-0. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at the linc where it's been an exciting game so far. >> reporter: incredibly close game. and the temple owls just tied it up on the goal line with just a few minutes left. this crowd is unbelievably excited right now. temple came into this game as the underdog against notre dame, but fans are hoping for a huge upset win tonight here at the linc. as the temple owls took the field, a sea of cherry red surrounded them at the linc, a packed stadium for the biggest game in the program's history. >> everyone is so hyped. like we have pep rallies. everyone goes insane. >> reporter: students down in the cheer section still can't believe it, 7-0, game of the week playing on national television. >> let's go! >> reporter: what a turnaround for a football team that not too long ago ranked among the worst in the country. >> we're right here 7-0! 8-0 tonight. >> reporter: even tie-hard notre dame fans have to admit something special is happening up on north broad. >> it's the biggest thing to happen in philly since 1776. >> reporter: that big? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: the hill yak brothers longtime temple fans say they'll take this season one game at a time. >> they've got national attention right now. obviously you have to be realistic. notre dame gets the pick of the litter as far as recruits xs hopefully this will help rekrieting for temple. >> we have potential. we'll get better. >> reporter: win or lose, students are happy to have something to cheer about with their school front and center in the national spotlight. >> it's great. everyone can see how great our school is. we're temple proud! >> we love it. we're enjoying it, having fun. go temple owls! >> reporter: really cool moment for temple right now. again, just tied it up 17-17 with just a few minutes left in the game. if temple pulls off this upset, expect a huge halloween party tonight on north broad. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> happy owling, randy. the temple owls have tied it up 17-17 with notre dame. we'll check in with the score at the linc. we've got a little trick and treat with penn state today. how about a career first for christian hackenburg. that is next. and out of the woods. the final pieces of a crashed blimp are removed. what it took to get them out of the trees and where the investigation goes next. and they say their families are being held hostage by pennsylvania's governor. the new message these protesters are sending. longtime new jersey radio broadcaster and tireless atlantic city booster pinkie kravitz has died. kravitz hosted pinkie's corner for 59 years before retiring in may. he was widely known as mr. atlantic city for his constant promotion of the region. he was 88 years old. in philadelphia, a motorcycle rider is dead after his bike crashed into a van in west oak lane. it lapped just before noon at broad and haines streets. you can see the van flipped over on its side. the driver of the van told police he stopped at a stop sign, looked both ways and then proceeded into the intersection. that is when the bike hit the van's bumper. a delaware man has been charged with dui for the fifth time. that's his mug shot. willie davis was pulled over last night after allegedly failing to slow down or move over for a trooper conduct gt a traffic stop on seefrd road in blaze. davis was also driving on a suspended license. well, close call in outer space. a flying object that came a little too close to earth. the lessons it's teaching space experts. and it's still a packed house at the linc where current temperature is 52 degrees. i am tracking warmer weather for the second haflt weekend. plus our rain chances all in my full forecast. with cancer, early detection can mean life or death. so, when chris brown and will pauls 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. newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association. they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court tonight pieces of a runaway blimp are back in the hands of a military investigators. the blimp crashed wednesday after breaking loose from its mooring in maryland and floating to pennsylvania. well, the battle over pennsylvania's budget took center stage in delaware county today. residents gathered in media with a message for governor tom wolf. stop holding taxpayers hostage. wolf was in town for a get out the vote rally, but some parents used the event for an opportunity to get the governor's attention on the impact the ongoing budget stalemate is having on their children. >> the budget hasn't passed. we don't have work books for our kids. we've written letters, signed petitions. and nothing's happened. so we heard the governor was going to be here so we thought, you know what, let's get a group of people out here and maybe he'll sign a budget. >> pennsylvania has been operating without a budget for the past four months. well, just call it the halloween asteroid. today a large asteroid resembling a skull passed by earth giving aston mers a chance to gather information on it. the as trade missed earth by about 300,000 miles. that's farther away than the moon. but relatively close by cosmic standards. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. we did see a chilly day, temperatures staying delow average, only in the 50s for us. but as we head into tomorrow, we'll actually warm back into the 70s, a mild sunday on tap. but first tomorrow morning we are going to see a few stray showers. i'll let you know which naid neighborhoods have the best chance. monday we're tracking rain for a certain area. i'll show you that as well. right now a closer look outside. just a few clouds, 52 degrees, our humidity at 66%, a decent level. wind speeds out of the south-southeast at 7 miles per hour. temperatures at 52 in philadelphia, 50 in wilmington. we're at 51 in atlantic city, low 50s in wildwood, 44 in allentown. our wind speeds are going to be breezy heading into most of your sunday morning, even into the afternoon. so we'll see one gust close to 25, even up to about 30 miles per hour as we go into the afternoon. but the wind direction is going to be out of the south and then shifting out of the southwest. that's going to be warmer air moving in. the other thing we're tracking is two chances for some precipitation. this area of low pressure, this weather disturbance moving through the great lakes, the tail end of that is going to actually give us a chance for stray showers tomorrow morning. then we're going to look at this system a bit more powerful. it's going to give us rain as we head into monday afternoon. so let's start with the first system. by 6:00 a.m., as you can look at the poconos, lancaster county could see the stray shower s moving through. at 9:00, parts of delaware just north of cape may will also see the showers. but after that, we clear up nicely. we are still going to be dealing with clouds throughout the day but mild conditions will move in. monday is going to be a different story as we head into monday afternoon, not as you're going to work but possibly heading home and out about monday. that's when we expect the rain to move in with that other system moving up from the south. you'll notice the places that have the best chance to see rainfall mainly points south of philadelphia. so we're talking south jersey, most of delaware. that's going to clear up as you head to work on tuesday. a bill reminder for you, make sure you turn your clocks back an hour so you get an extra hour of sleep. we'll see a pretty early sunset on sunday. the sun expecting to set right around 4:59 with that loss of an hour of daylight there. highs around the area tomorrow 70 degrees for philadelphia, 68 for pottstown, mostly cloudy for us tonight. we drop down to 48 for philadelphia. heading down, a big bump in our temperatures, we range between 66 and 70. your seven-day forecast shows as we need the next couple of days we stay nice and mild, watch out for a stray shower tomorrow and south. >> announcer: this is the x fipty sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. hey, i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. how about this. temple number 21 in the country hosting number 9 notre dame, unbelievable. take a look at the score right now. we do not have it. temple is up 20-17 in the fourth quarter. they just took the lead on a field goal with under five minutes to go. this is amazing. of course we'll have highlights in the morning. temp temple's win over penn state is looking better and better because the only team they've lost to is ohio state. james franklin has a doppleganger for halloween. guys dressing up as christian hackenburg. great pass to lewis. six yards, the second touchdown pass for hackenburg. knnittany lions, the trick and treat. scott to hackenburg, hackenburg's first career touchdown reception. penn state roll over illinois, here's xbrai ae's james frank l christian hackenburg. >> some guys are pro style passers. some guys are dual threat passers. then some guys hurt you in all three phases. he's hack. he can hurt you with his mregs, as a receiver and passer. awesome. >> you said it. how about villanova? the wildcats hosting maine. first quarter, passing to wells, sheds defenders, 64 yards 4 the touchdown. fourth quarter, ba nar chick will avoid the pressure and do it all by himself. 14 yards for the touchdown and villanova wins 13-3. let's go to penn at brown. first quarter, quakers, alex torgerson hits watson, sheds a tackler. and he's gone, 79 yards. that is the first penn touchdown at brown in four years. torgerson throws three touchdown passes, runs for another ten, rolls 48-28. on to the sixers, lebron james says he wants to play all 82 games for the cavs this season. not good news for sixers fans because he will be here monday and i guess he's playing. the sixers lost their home opener 99-71 to fall to 0-2 on the season. abdz the cavs are up next. utah scored 13 straight points to open the second half, held the sixers without a basket in the third quarter for nearly seven minutes. brett brown says, hey, get used to it. >> we're going to experience some hardache over the next month. everybody bufrnker in. that's a fact. i've said it. it shouldn't be a mystery. we may draw one out and go find a brilliant performance. but this is going to be a fist fight for a while. >> how about the triple crown winner american pharaoh? raced for the final time today, wins the breeders' cup classic by 6 1/2 lengths, breaks the track record in lexington, ken kwen, by more than five seconds. earlier this year, pharaoh became the first horse in 37 years to win the triple crown. and temple as i look at the score is up 20-17 with four minutes left. amazing. i'm john clark. we're right back. with cancer, early detection can mean life or death. so, when chris brown and will pauls 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. we're in for a warm-up? >> we are, we have a high of 70 tomorrow. don't forget we get an extra hour of sleep. i'm tracking stray showers close to the poconos and lancaster county. next week we're mild but we track a chance of rain monday night. >> we love to gain the hour of sleep. that's nbc 10 news. i'm denise nakano. "saturday night live" is next. for news and weather updates anytime, head to nbc10.com. ♪ >> you're watching "fox & friends." [ laughter ] >> hey, welcome back to "fox & friends." i'm steve doocy, and with me as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck, brian kilmeade. >> hi there. >> good morning. >> well, congress is having a few problems.