morning. plus the latest on the little princess. police officers on the mend after may day protests turn violent. those stories and more, but first let's get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a bright spot on our day. >> reporter: we have a good one coming up today. lots of sunshine expected and temperatures climbing through the # -- 60s into the low 70s and tomorrow the numbers are off to the races. there's the view of the philadelphia airport we're clearing out as blue skies take over the delaware valley. numbers are in the 50s pottstown 53 degrees, 47 in saint davids. 52 in chester and center city. martins creek 53. levittown, 48. south jersey, upper 40s low 50s, smyrna, 53. cinnaminson, 49 degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour. there's the satellite and ray are did -- radar composite showing

clouds over the delaware bay. we'll go with a mix of clouds and sun. there's a slight chance of a pop-up shower. that's on a convergence line. don't be surprised if you pick up a scattered showers this afternoon. otherwise accuweather as he is expect this, sun and clouds, warm temperatures, 73 degrees. if you like that, you'll love the seven-day forecast it's loaded with temperatures in the 80s, i'll be back with the details in just a few minutes. >> breaking this morning part of the pennsylvania turnpike is shut down right now because of a deadly crash. a car and construction vehicle collided in the eastbound lanes of bensalem in bucks county. the driver died. three construction workers were injured. the accident happened between the bensalem and delaware valley

interchanges. all eastbound traffic must exit at the bensalem interchange. to get around take u.s. 1 south to 1 # 2 east to -- 132 east to 13 north to the delaware valley interchange. breaking this morning duchess indicate has given birth to a baby girl weighing in in at 8 pounds 3-ounce. the town crier read the announcement outside the hospital. the princess' name has yet to be revealed. fourth in line to the british thrown she is the first princess born into the royal family since her great aunt in 1950. we'll have more in the nesk half-hour. -- in the next half-hour. new this morning a military humvee crashed on the

new jersey turn near fort dix. chopper 6 flew over the wreckage in chesterfield. the impact sent the humvee barreling into a tree. the driver was ejected and critically injured. three other soldiers were hurt. two people in the car were transported to capitol health in trenton. the humvee was the final vehicle in a military convoy. two people were killed in a fiery crash in cobbs creek section. both victims were in a chrysler that ran a red light at 63rd and walnut. it filmed and hit a parked car. the chrysler caught fire. two people were trapped inside. they were not able to get out alive. the driver of the rav4 is in serious condition. now to baltimore where 50 protesters were arrested.

thousands more are expected to take part in a victory rally in celebration the announcement 6 police officers were charged in the death of freddie gray. we have more on the reaction of the charges being filed. >> reporter: these 6 baltimore police officers suspects charged in connection with freddie gray's death. >> mr. gray's death was a homicide. >> reporter: the state's attorney said gray should not have been arrested in the first place, that the knife in his pocket was legal. he said he was the put into the police van legs shackled hands cuffs and no seat belt. it was that van he suffered a spinal cord injury. when he asked for help officers didn't call paramedics or offer first aid. the driver is facing second degree murder.

the police union calls the charges a rush to judgment following heated demands for action, from across the county. >> officer injured mr. gray caused harm to mr. gray and truly saddened by his death. these officers did nothing wrong. >> reporter: hundreds rallied outside baltimore city hall. this is just the start of their fight for justice. >> this will not stop until the police are behind bars. >> reporter: all six officers were released after posting bond. abc news, baltimore. now, one of the 6 baltimore police officers arrested has local ties ed nero served as volunteer firefighter in washington township gloucester county for ten years from 2002 to 2012. the 29-year-old is one of the two argue officers. you saw him in the video in yellow who handcuffed freddie

gray and held him on the ground and moved him into the police van. the washington township police officers said he was a solid guy and outstanding firefighter. we're covering this story from all angles at 6abc.com. we'll continue to update the arrest and protests from baltimore. you can find the coverage of the massive philly is baltimore rally all there right now at 6abc.com. police officers in several cities are recovering this morning after may day protests took a violent turn. police say marchers threw wrenches and sticks. police were sprayed with pepper spray and pepper balls and arrested a number of people. in oakland marchers shattered windows and started fires. protesters in port handle threw chairs and other objects at

officers. indictment was handed down in the bridgegate scandal as a high ranking official pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors that says he and others engineered traffic jams to get back at local politicians. >> reporter: david wildstein one of the top appointees at the point authority arrived at court to plead guilty that in 2013 he planned and computed a massive traffic tie jump at girard point bridge that left for the -- george washington bridge that left fort lee in tieup. they are charged in a nine count indictment with conspiracy, wire fraud and misusing government property. >> they orchestrated an illegal scheme in order to punish the mayor ever fort lee for not

intense -- endorsing governor christie's re-election. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney said the trio shut down lanes on the first day of school to cause maximum disruptions. >> it was a venomous act a calculated act it was a despicable act. >> i am not guilty of these charges. i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason. >> bill bironi is innocent by the charges brought by federal prosecutors. the accusations are false. >> reporter: govenor christie tweeted his reaction the charges are clear that i had no knowledge or planning in the excuse of this act. wildstein's attorney repeated the claim the governor was aware of the traffic shut downs. >> mr. christy new.

lane closures while they were occurring and evidence exists to establish that. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney would not address that question saying he does not expect further charges in the case. in newark, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> the fbi and homeland security are investigating massive internet issues at rutgers university. the ro problems began monday, the school servers were overwhelmed with traffic causing it to slow down and shut down. a similar attack happened in march. a spokesman said they don't think any personal information was compromised. the season has ended for the st. joe's softball team, the probe into allegations of hazing has been completed and the rest of the team season was cancel saturday "action news" reported the hazing allegations including orderly team members forcing freshman team members to consume alcohol and perform sexually provocative acts. coming up, help remedy for

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>> we're looking at a terrifying look at mount everest after that massive earthquake. she was hiking when the quake triggered an avalanche. members of the group ran for their lives as the clouds of snow and ice covered them. nobody was hurt. that was not the case for others on everest. they were later taken back to the capitol of katmandu. >> reporter: a at her eventually. let's go -- a terrible event. let's go live on sky 6. we have great news, you'll see a lot of that. the sun is shining brightly. we're in the 70s today and there's a ton of 80s in the seven-day forecast. we'll go over to storm tracker 6 live double scan, nothing going on this morning, but don't be surprised if you see one or two showers popping up this afternoon. i would say 80% of us steer clear of that, one or two of you may run into a pop-up shower.

5 degrees that's the current temperature reading dewpoint, 41. winds are calm, pressure reading starting to rise from 30.02 inches. 55 is the popular number for allentown, reading philadelphia millville 52. dover, 53. trenton, 54. satellite and radar, the clouds are clearing pushing off to the south. we have a small area of high pressure moving in run along the mason dixon line. that will keep things for the most part quiet today. one or two of you may see the pop-up shower. the high sets over the region tomorrow and provides wall-to-wall sunshine. there's the high i'm talking about. it's situated over the virginias. it kind of sits there over the next 48 to 72 hours until it moves east and positions off the virginia capes and acts as a small bermuda high pressure system that that you would see during

the summer months. we get into monday, some areas will push mid 80s. tuesday, same thing. tuesday afternoon into wednesday, that front slides through and triggers an isolated showers or thunderstorm. behind the front. even though it's called a cold front. area behind isn't cold it's pacific in nature and we'll see more warm temperatures once it passes through most of us us stay dry one or two of you see pop-up shower, otherwise it's sun and clouds, clears skies overnight tone, tomorrow same drill. mostly sunny chance of a shower, hit or miss, 20% see it, 80% dry. nice quiet weekend coming up for the delaware valley. 73 degrees, later this afternoon, 40s and 50s overnight tonight, we can certainly handle that and close to 08 degrees tomorrow this gets the ball rolling. wilmington, 79. trenton, 77.

millville, 76 this is the first of several consecutive days where we're close to 80 degrees. reading, 74. allentown, 73. sun and clouds, warmer, slight chance of a shower, millville 70. 62 in cape may. 64 at the airport. on the sands 58 or 59 as the winds shift off the water. broad street run tomorrow morning, you'll start out with comfortable temperatures. toward the end of the race it's warm. pace yourself. a light breeze out of the northwest 3 to 6 miles per hour. 8:00 a.m., 58. 9:30, 64. 9:00 a.m., 70 degrees, not too much in the way of humidity that will feel nice. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, look at all the 80s 80 degrees sunday, sunny and warm, monday, very warm, 84. we keep that going for tuesday stays nice and quiet out there. wednesday, clouds, sun maybe a stray shower 78. thursday is quiet 84.

friday looks fantastic very warm high of 85. there's going to be a day saturday or sunday of the following weekend we pull back into the 70s again and more 80s. >> feels like we're moving into the direction of summer. >> reporter: finally. >> rain is triggering a new concern near an unstable volcano in chile. authorities fear the rain will cause mudslides. the volcano may erupt again. 6600 people living close by evacuated after the volcano spewed ash and smoke into the sky. another eruption could last weeks, even months. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes.

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there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them.

snrm today the weather will start feeling like you should head to the shore. sky 6 taking a look at cape may new jersey. 56 degrees but it will heat up into the 70s. this is a day for the sports fans, there's the kentucky derby and the mayweather pacquiao fight and the nfl draft

continues. jeff skeverski has details on eagles trade. >> reporter: so you wanted chip kelly to trade up, it's a day late, but here we go, the eagles moved up five spots to draft utah corner eric rowe. the 6'1" utah defensive back can play corner and safety. he started all four years at utah. now he could make an impact opposite byron maxwell. in the third round the eagles take jordon hicks from texas he is coming off an season-ending achilles injury. nelson agular has known chip kelly since high school when he was recruited to go to oregon. he ended up at usc and now he thinks he is a perfect fit with chip kelly. >> it's starts with the people the coaching staff and the players they bring into the organization even the guys that

work beneath the coaches they are good people. i felt like that's where i wanted to be. >> there's marcus mariota introduced in tennessee after the titans took him second overall. chip kelly denying he talked to nashville about specific eagles players. >> that's what makes sports great. you have nothing to talk about on sports radio let's talk trades, that's what sports are all about. it's fun but if the guy getting talked about in the trade gets nervous i have to tell him not to listen to that stuff. everybody can trade trade me, i can't care. >> he wouldn't mind going to the titans to coach mariota. april showers bring may flowers, the phils hope that applies to them too. in miami chase will you utley 113

average. 3-0 phils. marlins, bottom 9, at the plate, doesn't get him. 4-3 phillies lose 4 straight. floyd mayweather and many pacquiao can you feel the intensity. mayweather putting his perfect 47-0 record on the line later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm jamie apody this is dj from operation scarlet, you can hear their story coming up on "action news." >> plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day

forecast when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues.

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but twice. >> let's go outside to chris sowers. the. >> reporter: it's a beautiful morning, not even a breeze temperatures in the mid 50s wall-to-wall sunshine. 55 in pottstown. 56 in coatsville. 52 in kennett kennett square. gandys beach 55. look at all the 50s. hammonton, 53 and woodbine 52. even the ocean temperature has shot into the 50s the water was so cold for so long, we're final starting to see things turn around for the better especially for the fishermen. satellite and radar that cloud mass you see toward the right-hand side of the screen that's a departing area of low pressure that cloud cover will not move into the delaware valley. accuweather says expect sun and clouds it's a warmer day high of 73. yesterday we topped out at 64. ten degrees better today.

warmer tomorrow, winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. hour by hour, 67 degrees by lunchtime. holding on to sun. by 3:00 p.m. we'll see more in the way of clouds move in. 72 degrees, maybe a stray shower for some of you 6:00 p.m. 68 degrees with a mostly sunny sky just a few clouds, i've looked over everything this morning this was the only negative i could find in the forecast for the next several days. actually you can go beyond tuesday, wednesday thursday, friday, of next week, every single day the pollen count is running through the roof. if you're allergy sufferer be prepared for that. otherwise the weather is perfect in the 80s every single day. i'll have more when i see you in ten minutes. love it out here, it's great. >> enjoy it, chris. now on to the latest breaking news out of bucks county part of pennsylvania turnpike is shut down because of a deadly crash where a character

cane construction vehicle collided in the eastbound lanes this morning. the driver of car died. three construction workers were injured. the accident happened between the bensalem and delaware valley interchangeses. all eastbound traffic must exit at the bensalem interchange. now to get around take u.s. route 1 south to state route 132 east to 13 north. that will bring you to the delaware valley interchange. again, a live look there as the pennsylvania turnpike is still shut down there in bensalem. breaking news out of london thrng this -- this morning prince william and his wife kate have welcomed a baby girl. >> reporter: royal baby number two is here and it's a girl! >>her name not yet revealed, but

the formal birth announcement will be on display outside buckingham palace and a modern tweet sent from kensington pals. the duke and duchess expected to introduce the newest royal as they did two years ago for baby george. as for a name, speculation is swirling for weeks. >> favorite names are traditional names william and kate went for traditional names with george. favorite elizabeth queen's name victoria. >> reporter: royal family of four will spend a few days in kensington palace before heading to their country estate. the duke taking two weeks paternity leave as the air

ambulance helicopter pilot. the duchess will take more time than her first child waiting several months before returning to their royal duties. they have no current plans to higher an extra nanny. lindsey janney, abc news london. a massive fire in abandoned mill in wilmington is suspicious. it broke out along the brandywine creek. the building is owned by delaware state park. crews had a tough time fighting the fire because there are not many hydrants in the area. fire companies as far away from delaware and chester counties were called in to help. there were no reports of injuries, this fire is being called suspicious. a man is fighting for his life after being shot while sitting on his front porch in philadelphia's hunting park section. the action cam in the 3900 block of north 9th street. the victim was hit multiple

times, he was rushed to einstein in critical condition. police are searching for the shooter. a man in bucks county has lost his lifeline to his family back in nepal. the gas station where he works was not robbed once, but twice this week and his cell phone stolen. dipak paraduli left nepal because of political conflicts. he was hoping to bring his wife and son to the united states. now he has learned they were reported missing in the earthquake and during an armed robbery at the gas station where he worked he lost something that connected him to his home county. two armed robbers hit the pioneer gas station in bristol township days apart in two separate crimes. monday this suspect came in armed with a night. he grabledz -- grabbed the attendant and rips the cell

phone out of his handle. back to thissismage he -- back to this image the suspect may not realize he ripped the lifeline out of the hand. >> he took my cell phone it has the pictures of my son. dipak paraduli is from nepal. his son and wife were reported missing in the earthquake. all his photos are on the iphone and his smart phone is the main line of communications. wednesday around 2:00 a.m. dipak paraduli was on duty, another armed robber hit the store this time armed with a gun, he stole cash and beat him and threatened him. >> he kicked me told me if i give any information they kill me. >> reporter: even if they just returned the phone he could have

his memories back. there was an attempted armed robbery near the gas station it could be related. call bristol township price you can check for their information on the website 6abc.com. reporting in bristol township, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> officials in nepal meantime are making a plea to international donors they need hundreds of thousands of tents along with basic food supplies. officials say they have only been able to supply 129,000 tents they need 400,000 more. the death toll continues to rise. the quake destroyed more than 130,000 homes. a philadelphia police officer fired a shot while chasing a fleeing suspect. this starting pointed near 52nd and arch at west philadelphia. officers say they spotted a man driving erratically. they crashed on the sidewalk and

bailed out and started running. police chased him at 51st and race. an officer's gun went off accidently. witness said the bullet narrowly missed the suspect's head. he was not hurt. >> philadelphia police opened fire on a pitbull that was attacking a teenager. this happened in the rear of 200 block of higbee street in lawncrest. authorities say the dog bit the 16-year-old boy in the face. he is hospitalized in critical condition. the dog is alive and taken by animal control. imagine getting a phone call from the pope only to hang on him not once but twice. pope francis called an italian man to ask about his poor health. the italian man thought the call was a hoax so he hung up. the persistent pope called back a third time and that's when the man realized it was the pontiff. he apologized, the pope didn't

mind he invited the man and wife to the weekly general audience. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. a new warning about binge drinking why it could lead to problems years down the road. thousands will be pounding the pavement tomorrow for the annual broad street run we'll have a preview. and we'll get another check of the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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>> the blue cross broad street run accepts off tomorrow morning, "action news" will be there. tens of thousands of runners will sweat it out from broad and sommerville in north philadelphia all the way to the navy yard. we got some advice at the expo at the pennsylvania convention center. >> hydrate, it's going to be beautiful and 78 degrees and sunny. >> so easy to get caught up in the adrenaline of the crowd and go way to fast and hit a wall. ten miles is a long way if you're running too hard. >> the runners expo is going on today. "action news" cameras will be staked out at the start an finish line. that's my problem, i have to hold myself back. >> reporter: i've done races out in chicago, because of my schedule here i can't do them. my problem i try to keep up to everybody else, i wind up pacing

myself to what i'm not used to, by mile two or three i'm like -- [laughter]. it will be warm for the beginning of the race. double scan live is crystal clear. let's get you outside and show you a couple of sky 6s, you can see how beautiful it is out there, that's the shot over the ben franklin bridge. nothing but wall to wall bright blue. 55 in center city. winds are calm, pressure rising a little bit. look at that shot, atlantic city the beach not too many people out there it won't be too much longer we're three weekend aways from the unofficial start to summer. 53 degrees on the beach. dewpoint, 42, winds are calm we have a breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour on the water. water temperature 51. that's the encouraging sign.

the water temperatures are starting to climb. we've been stuck in the 0s and 40s forever. now everything is starting to turn towards the better here. 55 for philadelphia. reading same number. wilmington, 55. dover, 53. most areas not seeing much in the way of a breeze. beach haven, atlantic city, 7 miles per hour and wildwood coming in at 6 miles per hour. if you have a round of golf, a tee time scheduled winds will not damper your golf plans. satellite and radar nothing going on other than clouds along the delaware bay. that's it across the lower 48. we have a cold front right now that is pushing across the high plains and that could activate this afternoon maybe it triggers showers and thunderstorms in this area highlighted here. this is our severe proabt -- probability map there's we could see thunderstorms and hail

in this area. if you take the lower 48 as a whole that's a small peels of real estate. most of the country will steer clear of any bad weather over the next several days. speaking of bad weather we don't have that here. future tracker 6 of course -- 6:00 p.m. we'll get an area where the winds converge and where that sets up, it could be one or two showers. hit or miss that develop this afternoon. our viewing area stretches from the poconos to central delaware from lancaster to jersey shore it's a huge area we're talking about a couple of specks of green. most of us today stay dry. lehigh valley sunny puffy cumulus clouds, comfortable. 73 degrees that's the forecasted high for places like allentown arena bethlehem. of for the jersey shore, 64 at the airport. on the sand, 58, 59.

sunny and cooler. be on the look out for a very isolated shower. sun and clouds, philadelphia, warmer 73 degrees, mainly clear and comfortable overnight tonight, 50. millville you're included in that. 55 center city. winds out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. sunny and warm sunday, 80 degrees, monday and tuesday 84. the normal high is 87. we're getting to close to july-like temperatures. 78 degrees wednesday combination of sun and clouds, hit or miss shower not a big deal. thursday, sunny and nice, 84. friday, phillies are back in town weather looks nice and warm 85 degrees, the humidity comes up a little bit you'll notice that. all in all, generally speaking that's a gorgeous seven-day forecast. what to do with outdoor plans. >> you can do something everyday. it's awesome. >> it's time for "shelter me rescue of the week." this week's winner operation

scarlet in lancaster. jamie apody has their story. >> 1,205. that's the number of dogs operation scarlet has saved in the last 24 years. they operate as a foster network and specializes in saving char char -- shar peis. they want to be wherever you are. they keep the dogs as long it as it takes to find a good home. >> she has been with operation scarlet for a little over four years she is a great little girl, very intelligent and cute. >> reporter: mclovin' is mr. entertainer. >> reporter: 7-year-old louie likes to take walks. >> he is very calm and dignified. else great on a leash.

>> reporter: peaches was abandoned in a house left behind when the owners moved. >> look at you. >> reporter: this is dj a friendly outgoing five-year-old who is good on the leash. go to operation scarlet's website and vote for your favorite shelter or add a rescue group foot list by going to the "action news" "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page. with dj i'm jamie apody channel 6 "action news." breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there.

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>> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. eat drink and listen to great music along the south street festival at front and 8th and second street between south and local -- lumbard. newtown health fair on

black smith road in newtown bucks county. get screenings for oral cancer and blood pressure and heart disease, this is underway now and it runs until 1:00 p.m. a detox diet is getting a lot of buzz it's called souping. ali gorman explains how it works. >> reporter: 20-year-old andrea was looking for a way to get her diet back on track. >> i'm someone who enjoys exercising enjoys being fit. >> reporter: so she assigned up for soup cleanse as a way to detox. >> it puts the brakes on the way you eat. it vegetable soup cleanse is not packed with sugar so you don't get the sugar rush. >> there's nutritional dense greens. they don't use salt they are low

in sodium. they use lemon and ginger and pepper. it's limited to 6 assumes totaling 500 calories a day. breakfast is leafy green soup, mid morning, shine it's a carrot based soup. >> it's great for you it helps your skin glow. >> reporter: lunch it's back to leafy greens purify is loaded with spinach and broccoli. by mid afternoon it's time to energize. >> they say beefed with fruits like oranges and apples. dinner is meant to replenish. finish off your day with a fruit based soup. >> it's honey due based. >> reporter: most people will not feel hungry, instead they

will they will feel energized the body frees itself of all the weighted down food you're normally eating. >> i felt a little bit healthier. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> a one day cleanse is 68 degrees and it's low in calories. it's only recommended for one to three days for healthy people. binge drinking when your young can lead to brain issues when you you're orderly. it -- when you're older. it can cause memory problems in adults. that's not the only issue. it can make brain cells more vulnerable to injury from trauma or disease.

>> let's get a check of the weather. >> reporter: beautiful forecast the union back in town taking on toronto. ppl park, watch it on 6abc, it's 4:00 p.m. start time. i can't promise you a dry game. but most of us will stay dry. 7 is degrees at the start of the game, 90th minute, 68. take your pick every single day looks stellar. 8 old tomorrow, 8 # monday and tuesday, wednesday 78. wednesday stray shower, thursday friday mid 80s. >> easy forecast. >> marvel avenger is beating up on the challengers at the box office. it's on track for $200 million. all time weekend record was set by the avengers in 201.

$207.4 million. marvel is owned by disney. jack hanna's animal countdown is next. the long lost art of classical chinese dance is coming to the merriam theater we'll have a preview. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team i'm eva pilgrim. enjoy the sunshine! i hope you have a great saturday.

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narrator: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." everywhere i go, i find creatures on the move. but just like people once in a while, animals need a rest stop. to take care of the kids... pam: as they get a little bit older, they're gonna wean and then they're gonna be on their own. jack: to refuel during a long trip... reuven: they've actually come to us from, uh, western europe. jack: they flew all the way here? or to reunite with someone special... man: there are more than 50,000 pairs of puffins. jack: wow.