they have bunches and bunches of miss america festivities to get in today, too. >> reporter: it's not a wash, the biggest story is the temperatures crashing. let's go live on sky 6, down in old city of shades of gray, gray and gloom. we have rain reported west of the city. we'll see periods of rain, it will not be a wash. it will be cool and damp, breezy from time to time and kind of chilly and raw. him let's go over to storm tracker 6 live double scan. we'll zoom into our western suburbs, honeybrook, coatsvilleville reporting light rain. quakertown reporting light rain this morning. every now and then we see a pocket of heavier, steadier moisture indicated by the yellows. accuweather says for today expect a lot of clouds out

there. it will be cool with high temperatures in the city. probably in the low 70s. everybody else in the upper 60s. cloudy skies. light rain to the west, 70 by lunchtime, there could passing showers and that continues through the afternoon, probably 6:00 p.m. is when the moisture shut off west to east across the viewing area. earlier this weekend we had heat indices in the 90s. tomorrow morning we'll see windchills in the 30s. 39 degrees in lancaster. allentown, 41. poconos, 36. what a wild rollercoaster ride we'll be on over the next day couple of days. when i come back in a couple of minutes i'll tell you how long the cold shot lasts and we'll time out the rain for you, eva? >> thanks, chris, stay on top of the weather situation with 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather

for the storm tracker 6 live radar. the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. we're following a story out of pike county, pennsylvania. the search is on for a gunman who ambushed troopers during a shift change at a state police barracks. one trooper is dead and another wounded in the shooting. it happened around 11:00 p.m. at the barracks in blooming grove township, which is about 30 miles east of scranton. police are looking for the gunman in a wooded area where the shots came from. >> we've had all basically law enforcement agencies in the northeast are working with us. it's a grave concern to us, we're putting every resource available to the pennsylvania state police or law enforcement in pennsylvania in action. >> there's no word on what led

to the shooting. the commissioner said the attack seemed to be directed at state police. investigators are working several leads. we'll keep you updated on this breaking story on 6abc and 6abc.com as more information becomes available. one of philadelphia's greatest eye sores came crashing down to the ground in spectacular fashion this morning. this is the way it looked from the ground a little after 7:15 a.m. this morning. that there is the way it looked from chopper 67hd the long shadow of the 59-year-old queen lane apartments was erased from the skyline this morning. the philadelphia housing authority thanked residents for

their patience this morning. >> i would like to thank them, the residents are so deserving of the change that will occur over the next 1 months. >> now, the buildings will be replaced by 55 new flats, walk ups and townhouses. adrian peterson surrendered to police overnight accused of child abuse. >> reporter: overnight adrian peterson making the trip to his minnesota home to a texas jail surrendering to police. the minnesota vikings running back personally posted 15,000 bond and was released. on thursday he was indicted by a grand jury on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child.

his 4-year-old son allegedly stained injuries to his but the to the -- buttocks, thigh and groin. his mother took the child to doctors who suspected physical abuse and alerted police. in a statement to abc news, peterson's attorney saying the star running back is cooperating with police using his parenting to discipline his son. he never intended to harm his son. it's another bombshell for nfl commissioner roger goodell already regal from the fallout of ray rice' caught on tape assault of his wife. in the video it shows a starkly different account than originally shareholder. goodell changing his suspension from a two-game to indefendant. indefinite. >> there's a lot more that

needs to be done by the national football league. >> carolina panther greg harding taking the field without punishment from the nfl or the panthers, convicted in july assaulting his girl friend. >> what's going on? >> domestic violence. a girl is being beat upstairs. i heard i seen it, we need the police here now before this girl gets seriously hurt. >> reporter: the victim saying hardy pulled me from the tub by my hair screaming he was going to kill me and threw me over his head on to a couch covered in assault rifles or shotguns. >> that was ryan smith reporting. a south philadelphia house fire claimed the life of an 82-year-old woman. the action cam was at the scene of south marshall street.

when fire engines arrived flames were spitting out of the both floors. firefighters pulled the victim from a second floor bedroom. she was pronounced at the scene. the woman's daughter escaped without injuries. so far investigators found a smoke alarm in the basement. there's no word on a calls. the clock is ticking for more casinos work workers in atlantic city. the trump taj is threatening to shut down without union concessions. local 54 said the ultimate come was a red herring, even giving into concessions, trump is buried in too much debt to survive. trump plaza closes on tuesday. >> the traditional warmup tonight for miss america pageant, the shows us your shoes parade kicks off on the

boardwalk. we got a look at the shoes the contestants will be wearing. the parade starts at connecticut avenue and travels two miles down the boardwalk. about 200,000 people are expected to line the parade route. last night miss america contestants put on their walking shoes to join hundreds of people for the miracle mile walk. they got to hang out with their biggest fans while raising money for a good cause. proceeds go to the scholarship program and children miracle hospital. tune in tomorrow night for the countdown to the crown. miss america joins melissa magee, karen rogers and plat matt for a -- matt o'donnell for a live preview. and the road to miss america followed by the competition at 9:00 p.m. only on 6abc. much more to come on saturday morning, back to the

developing story the search for a gunman who shot and killed the pennsylvania state trooper inside a barracks, another trooper is wounded. jim gardner goes one on one with the new mayor don guardian. jim asks what's the prescription for ac's survival in the midst of the casino crisis. >> reporter: we're seeing rain in parts of the area and everybody is picking up cloud cover. tomorrow will be nice with the return of sunshine. i'll have the weekend c

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over center city. dark clouds have rolled in, we have scattered showers that we are looking at today, 64 degrees outside now at 9:12, meteorologist chris sowers joins us, this is not a washout for the day. those clouds look bad. >> reporter: they look ominous, we'll have showers, but not pouring rain. let's go live on sky 6. we're looking at the back bays of atlantic city, you can see the camera is shaking arounds this is a small coastal system running up the eastern seaboard. we'll have wind and lots of clouds and periods of rain and gray an gloomy start to the weekend, but not a wash.

temperatures are on the cool side, on and off shower activity, we're not checking the temperatures to jump very high. as a matter of fact i wouldn't be surprised if most of the area was stuck in the 60s. poconos, 50, allentown, 57. 65 in the city. look at the temperature contrast, 20 degrees. wait until you see the temperatures tomorrow. the ocean temperatures will stay in the 70s, out through here, mid 40s, huge drop in temperatures with this system as it passes on by. right now it's off to the southwest. that's why we're seeing the moisture gather out here. that will pull through later this afternoon. we'll see light rain north and west of the city. we'll zoom in there first, storm tracker 6 live double scan east of the delaware river everybody is dry, a few spritzes or sprinkles. malvern reporting steady to occasional moderate rain.

pilots and green lane the same thing. this is a lighter batch of moisture pulling through. we have two areas of low pressure competing for the same energy source. there's the first low there's the second. because these are competing with each other, we'll see a couple of scattered showers, two weaker storms pass on bias opposed if these two came together and merged into one gigantic storm. there's a little bit of a break right there. we'll see scattered showers this afternoon. perhaps the bigger story is the cold air charging in on the backside with that departing area of low pressure. bismarck is 43. you get in the high plains and northern rockies they have seen their earliest reported snowfall ever, this is a serious shot of cold air. on him had a, 43 and everybody out here seeing windchills in the 20s and 30s.

that air mass will modify it will knock our temperatures down in the seven-day forecast, but overall it will modify as it moves east. future tracker 6, every now and then you'll pick up the occasional shower it will be annoying from time to time. later this evening,, clouds on the decrease, cooler appear breezy. 46 in lancaster, that's 11 degrees above the freezing mark. we had feels-like temperatures in the low 90s. allentown, 44 degrees that's the air temperature at 6:00 a.m. in the city, 54. big cold shot is on the way, or big cool i should say. if you're doing boating, waves 3 to 4 feet. winds out of the east at 10 to 15 miles per hour. philadelphia, clouds and rain, cooler, winds out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight maybe a shower

early this evening,, otherwise decreasing clouds becoming breezy and cool, 46 degrees outlying suburbs, 54 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, every single temperatures you see is below average. 72 today, 73 tomorrow, monday is a little bit milder perhaps a little more humid below average, 77. we get into monday night and tuesday, there could be light rain and the rest of the seven-day forecast is cool and clear and below average

>> the deferments -- the d.a. will seek a life sentence for christina regusters for abdomin ducking a 5-year-old from a school and sexually abused her. the girl suffered severe injuries and needed a clostomy

while recovering. her family is suing the philadelphia school district for negligence. the man charged with shepherding the city of atlantic city through hard times is don guardian. jim gardner went one on one with the man. >> this casino is now open. >> reporter: that was september 26, 1978. that all changed with the great recession and with casinos coming to pennsylvania and maryland. it's called competition. it cost atlantic city 4 casinos and 8,000 jobs, so what's the prescription for atlantic atlan' sure survival? >> we have bargain basement prices, people coming down looking for a home at the shore, you go to any of the towns north

on south you're talking about half a million dollars for a condo. >> reporter: the casino crisis has crushed the valley of the city's properties especially casinos and property taxes skyrocketed 29% last year and 22% the year before. guardian is slashing city budgets including police and fire. that's not good news for business and investors who are worried about crime blocks from the boardwalk. guardian knows he needs millions of dollars from the state. he needs tourists who are not coming to gamble. guardian is atlantic city's first openly gay mayor. this past summer he planted the flag to make new york avenue beach a gay-friendly beach. you said this is where you came when you wented to have a good time. straight people came to these

places, too, because they wanted to dance and party in the hottest clubs. is this your vision. >> the nightclubs we have in atlantic city, are the hottest nightclubs on the east coast. 30 years ago, if you were gay and transgendered, you were forced into clubs where you were welcome. now the whole city is welcoming to everyone. >> reporter: an article said quote guardian needs to be part turn around artist and part real estate agent and part marketing guru if he stands to chance of saving a city on the precipice of disaster. are you those things? >> i hope so. franklin roosevelt become president in 1932, there was no

hope, he turned around the county. i want to do that for the city. >> so you're atlantic city's fdr. >> i am. the eagles

>> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us into penns landing. a cloudy day, scattered showers throughout the area. the phillies go to extra innings, plus more on adrien

peters. jamie apody has saturday sports. >> reporter: only way to describe the affairs in the nfl is sad. adrien peters has been indicted the -- on child abuse charges. a warrant has been issued for his arrest. the vikings have deactivated peterson for the sunday night game. nfl will change the drug rules retroactive for players who were suspended. they will begin testing for human growth hormones this season. the eagles face the colts. 3-point underdogs. the colts coming off a loss to denver, they don't want to start

the season 0-2. how will this game go? >> it will come down to execution. >> i think it will be a shootout, you get the guys moving a little bit, tire them out, get some plays in the air and get them on the ground, i think it will be a good game. >> monday night we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you the action. of the countdown to kickoff followed by the eagles and monday night football coverage at 8:00 on 3hl17. phillies face the fish, the marlins, 6 innings the marlins tie it up for them. i love when that happens. one on one out for cody ashey this is the kid's first ever

walk-off home run. cole hamels allowed one run through 7. for ashey. a great memory, plus free dessert. that's sports, have a great day. >> an update on adrian peterson. he has turned himself in and bonded out and free today. >> there's much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm monica malpass, i have bug a boo from the winner of the "shelter me rescue of the week" contest. they are finding homes forrance with special needs. that's later on "action news." >> plus a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues.

>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., two pennsylvania police troopers shot on the job right inside their own barracks, one is dead, the other in the hospital. let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers he is tracking showers in our accuweather forecast. looks like we're having some technical issues there, chris, can you hear us? there you are. >> reporter: if anything out on the terrace, the clouds are starting to thicken and lower, it's a little bit cool, but no rain as of just yet. storm tracker 6 live double scan, that changes the farther west you go.

in the western suburbs they are seeing rain, harrisburg, allentown and pilots and -- pottstown, and reading. 422 are reporting wet weather. every now and then you pick up an occasion moderate shower. for the most part this is on the light side. it is pushing off to the northeast 15 to 20 miles per hour. northeast extension into quakertown and allentown and the poconos that area will be getting wet shortly. later on this afternoon, accuweather says expect a lot of clouds, it will be cool, highs around 81 degrees, today we're forecasting a high of 72. i have to be honest i'm not optimistic i'll hit that mark. light rain will develop. the wettest time frame will be between lunchtime and 6:00 p.m. even though through that time frame it will not be raining the entire time. this is more or less a nuisance event we'll see on and off

scattered showers it could turnover to a steadier brief period of rain, but not a wash. the philadelphia union playing at ppl park. 70 degrees by start time, but the 90th minute 68678 temperatures on the cool side. bring along the umbrella there could light rain. bigger story behind the departing system will be the cold shot of air that gets in here overnight tonight. tomorrow morning it will feel like the middle or end of october in parts of the area. you will need a coat if you're living in pottstown, allentown and reading, lows in the mid 40s, when i come back in just a bit, i'll show you how long the cold air sticks ascertain and i will have better numbers in the forecast. >> we're following a developing story out of pike county, pennsylvania, the search is on for one or more gunmen who ambushed troopers during a shift change at a state police

barracks. one trooper is dead and one is wounded. the wounded trooper underwent surgery and is in stable condition. police are looking for suspects in a wooded area where the shots came from. helicopters are helping in that search along with special response teams on the ground. state police commissioner, frank noonen said the crime has caused unspeakable pain for the families of the victims and state troopers. >> very emotional for all of us, but we're also focused on the investigation. it's going to be a difficult time for them as it is for all of us, when we are done working to get this terrible crime solved. >> there's no word on what led to the shooting. we'll keep you updated on this developing story on 6abc.com and 6abc. new this morning, a man is

being questioned in connection with a deadly hit-and-run accident in north philadelphia. just before midnight, a police patrol car was following a honda pilot that was speeding down allegheny avenue. the car ran several redlights and hit a man walking across the street at 24th and allegheny. the victim was thrown 30 yards and hit by another vehicle. he was pronounced did he scene. the honda went four more blocks when the driver got out and made a run for it. police have not said if the man they have taken into custody is the driver. two women were hurt in an overnight crash in northeast philadelphia. police say they were traveling south on rising sun avenue near adams avenue around 2:00 a.m. when the driver lost control and ran off the road. the car then hit a utility pole and traffic light before flipping over. one of the women was trapped inside, both were taken to

einstein hospital for treatment. no word on any charges in that crash. an old low-income highrise apartment building that was a germantown eye sore is now gone. [explosions] the spectacular implosion a little after 7:15 as you turned the 59-year-old queen lane apartments into a memory. chopper 6hd captured the 16 story structure tumble to the ground. residents had mixed feelings. >> we lived there in 1991. we played in there, tag, anything. sad, a lot of memories, a lot of people, sad occasion, but it's

for the better, for the neighborhood, yeah, progress. >> the building will be replaced by 55 apartments and townhouses and other housing units. homes appear to be sinking on one block in philadelphia's eastwick section and residents are asking for help. city council and congressional representatives took a look at the damage. they heard from the residents. >> cracked basements, sank driveways, sunken driveways, surngen garage himself -- sunken garages. this is what we're up against. >> we can't sell it, our homeowners insures is cancel and we still have to pay taxes on it. >> we know that many homes were build on marsh land the army corps of engineers said torched the exact cause it needs funding

to do a study, but a study would take a year to complete. >> in his weekly address released this morning. of president obama said the fight against isis must avoid the mistakes of the past. he made a sharp contrast between the military campaign against islamic state militants and the decade long wars in iraq and average. obama said under u.s. leadership more nations are joining a coalition to fight the extremist. the president said this can't be america's fight along. >> in "healthcheck," a dozen children in delaware are being treated for a serious respiratory illness. but it's not known if it is the same virus that sickened children across the country. some of the children are being treated at moore's a. i. dupont hospital for children. doctors said they have seen more

than respiratory viruses for this time of year. they sent samples to the cdc to see if it is the entrovirus 68 that sent children to the hospital across the resident. it is miss america weekend and we have more from ac. >> reporter: following a week of preliminary competitions our local miss america quest -- contestants are ready for the big show on sunday. >> the miss america organization shows we're the best, the brightest and the talented in the country. >> i'm taking a breath enjoying the experience. >> for me to be miss new jersey competing for miss america provides a source of hope and inspirations for the city of atlantic city. >> reporter: miss new jersey is the lawyer of two casino workers. she knows how important the tradition of miss america is for

a city where several casinos have closed leaving thousand without jobs. >> reporter: people i call my aunts and uncles, are losing their jobs, it's difficult. >> it's bad with everybody losing their jobs. sad about that. hopefully it will bring a positive light to atlantic city. i love it. >> ever since i was a little girl i've gone to every event. >> reporter: back in atlantic city, for the second year in a row, the ratings soared and they heavy e hope it's a repeat. miss pennsylvania won the talent this week. >> when they called my name, it took me by surprise. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> tune in sunday for the countdown for the crown. join melissa magee, matt

o'donnell, karen rogers for a live pageant preview from the atlantic city airport. 8:00 p.m., the road to miss america that's followed by the competition at 9:00 p.m. it's only on 6abc. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. the music of the eagles helped allentown open it's new downtown arena. the white house visitors center is open for you to take a tour today. we'll get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> let's get a check of the weather, people are tweeting asking if it will be clear in time for the phillies marlin game tonight. >> reporter: clear in terms of clouds or rain? >> rain, most people want ton about the rain. >> reporter: we've got folks on the beach. folks are out there, anyway, not a beach day. there's no rain falling down the jersey shore, but we're checking showers to develop later this afternoon and even for the shorepoints, as will, it will not be a -- as well, it will not be a wash, but enough to make it cloudy and gloomy. 65 degrees, cooler out there this morning. winds out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour.

pressure reading holding steady. north and west we go temperatures are hanging out in the 50s, 54 in fleetwood. pottstown, 58. saint david 59 and quakertown 58 degrees. closer to the ocean we have temperatures in the mid 70s. glassboro, gandys beach, buena, 64. cinnaminson, 65. smyrna, delaware, 66. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have this batch of moisture moving across the western suburbs moving southwest to northeast. through norristown pushing into lansdale and getting into the lehigh valley. for the most part it is on the lighter side you do see specks of yellow there. that would indicate a somewhat milder quick burst of light rain pushing through. as we go in wired we pan out there's not much with this system it's unorganized and raggedy looking. it's not a big day, it's not a wash, don't cancel the plans.

with that said keep the umbrella handy if case you get under a shower this afternoon. we have a weak area of low pressure pushing up along the eernd -- eastern seaboard. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour down the shore, 10 miles per hour inland. this is zipping along into the canadian maritimes tomorrow morning. high pressure moves in. tomorrow is a nice looking day, it will be crisp like fall. nice breeze out of the northwest. future tracker 6, we'll time it out for you, the idea is just a couple of showers throughout the day. that's about it. skies clearing overnight tonight. 8:00 p.m., the cloud line is east and working through south jersey, 10:00 p.m., it's just about cleared the coast. overnight with high pressure moving on in, clear skies and somewhat light wind that will allow the temperatures to plummet north and west where lows will drop into the 40s. as far as this storm is concerned it's not a big deal.

everything is in the low category, no downpours, no flooding no winds, no hail, no tornado. we'll not see anything from this system. jersey shore, cloudy skies, showers around from time to time. not a great beach day. 74 degrees does forecasted high. sunday, sunny and nice, 72 degrees sunny and nice. philadelphia, shower or two from time to time, topping out between 70 to 72 between lunchtime and 3:00 p.m. a couple of scattered showers, by 6:00 p.m., whatever moisture is left is east of the city and pulling toward new england. overnight tonight, showers and decreasing clouds, 54 north andr center city. 46 degrees north and west. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 72 degrees today, 73 tomorrow.

monday, we're up to 77. monday morning get a load of these temperatures. 48 in lancaster, reading, 47. poconos down to 42. that's only ten degrees above the freezing mark. 74 tuesday afternoon, wednesday, thursday and friday it's all quiet, lots of sun and temperatures in the low 70s. if you're a big fan of fall you'll feel it this week. >> it was opening night for allentown's brand new 117 million-dollar ppl center. they are taking it easy. ♪ the grammy-award winning classic rock band the eagles swooped in for the debut performance. now that the arena checked in, allen be town officials hopes it never leaves. it won't be just for concerts. they are planning 140 events for the first year everything from bull riding rodeos and

basketball. it will be home not lehigh valley phantoms. allentown is banking on the center to energized downtown and bring back jobs and a million visitors a year. >> now it's time for the willing rescue group in the "shelter me rescue of the week." >> most people don't stand up for the special ones. >> reporter: but the notice with a -- noah ark did not like that. >> reporter: the rescue relies on donations. >> you have to sink a lot of money to get the animals healthy and adoptable. >> reporter: jag is currently working on getting healthy and adoption ready. >> he was named after a jaguar.

once his leg heals he'll be running around like any other can kitten. this cat was born without eye lids. she'll require lubricants. she wants to be loved and cuddles. >> reporter: there's chip the chihuahua. >> in the right circumstances, i think chip would be a nice dog for someone that's understanding and patient. >> reporter: and this is bug a boo a 4-month-old kitten, she was born with water on the brain that causes neurological disorders. she needs a family that will take on the needs of daily medication, if you like to adopt

bug boo, go to noah ark answer website and check it out. we'll feature the top vote getter next saturday morning on "action news." with bug a boo,

>> after undergoing a two year renovation, the white house visitor center will reopen to the public today. it's a trip down memory lane. >> reporter: the goal of the center is to show the white house in all of it's aspects, office, stage, muse museum, park and home. it's part of part of a partnership between the national parks service and the white house. >> it takes you inside the white house behind the iron gate, where you can see what the life is like for the first family. >> reporter: there are 100 artifacts and until now have

neverren seen outside the white house. that's include a if i if i if -e that salt on top of the flag -- that sat on top of the flag outside the white house. white house residents have narrated a 14 minute film that person lieses -- personalizes life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> there's not a day i don't think about the other children who state in those rooms. >> reporter: the exhibition is not just for tourists. >> we would love for visitors to come from across the nation and around the world. but people who live in washington, this is a resource for our community. it's very important for them to see, as well. >> here's a look at what's

happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the third atlantic city seafood festival returned to badder field. taste delicious foods from participating vendors. there's live entertainment and chowedder cookoff. admission is free. tomorrow go for a ride through chester county and help in the fight against child brain tumors. it's a national series of motorcycle rides that support the work of the pediatric brain tumor foundation. the mission is to eliminate the challenges of child brain tumors stay with us with us, we'll be

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look inside the link. we're gearing up for monday night football, but the eagles are playing in indianapolis on monday. it's nice to look in there and feel excited about football season. feels like football season. >> reporter: it certainly does, it's actually chilly in some areas. if you're heading to citizens bank park, the phillies also are in town taking on the marlins. the rain will be gone by 7:05. 66 degrees by the first pitch, by the 9th inning they are down to 63. there will be a breeze, so it may feel cooler than the numbers you saw there. gray and gloomy today, 72 degrees, 73 tomorrow. 77 monday, most of the seven-day

forecast looks nice, temperatures below average, lots of sun from wednesday on, a little bit of a breeze, not too bad. >> not shabby at all. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. here the stories we're forking on for you tomorrow, doctors have a test that could prick whether someone is at risk to have a heart attack. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday, don't forget the umbrella! >> reporter: that's right. [laughter]

>> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know that sometimes the sweetest-looking animals can be the most dangerous? oh! i shouldn't have done it. today, i've got 6 stories of deception and danger. look at that. look at the mouth open. >> look at the mouth open, yeah. >> like giant mammals raging out of control. fuzzy marsupials with savage appetites. and tiny, candy-colored frogs that can kill with a single touch. >> he's get a very strong poison on the back. >> poison? >> yeah.