officer is off the job accused of extorting a driver during a traffic stop. those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have nice weather for a change. it finally feels good out there. let's get you outside and show you the philadelphia airport. a light breeze out north at 10 to 15 miles per hour. no humidity and a ton sunshine. 75 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 72. allentown, 67. poconos, 65. reading, 66, lancaster, 68, dover, 73. we're clear as a whistle out there right now. there are a few clouds hanging off the coast this is a stalled frontal system that will push back to the west as we get into the second half of the weekend. for today expect sunshine. the call from accuweather, mostly sunny skies, puffy

cumulus clouds in the afternoon. lunchtime, 83, 3:00 p.m., 85. that's the high. watch this front it will start to pull back closer to the coast. that will bring spotty showers in the ranch. we'll have the latest on hurricane danny and the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a bit. new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for a gunman in a shooting that has a man fighting for his life. the action cam was on the scene on the 2000 block of south 60th street. a man was shot in the head by his car. he was rushed to penn presbyterian in critical condition. police are investigating fellows the victim afnl attempted robbery -- of an attempted robbery. a family finds their son shot in the street in cobbs creek section of philadelphia.

the family ran outside and put him in the car and rushed him to the hospital. that's when they got the heartbreaking news, he died. the trigger man is on the run. investigator are looking into whether the shooter and the victim got into an earlier fight at a taproom. a 21-year-old woman was hit by a car on the way to see r&b star chris brown. the woman was thrown 20 feet by the vanity grand where chris brown was taking the stage. medics took the woman to penn presbyterian to be treated for broken leg and bruises. the driver stopped and talked to police, no arrests have been reported. police are investigating. a philadelphia police officer is off the streets and in hot water this morning, officials say he was caught on camera is trying to is to extort a driver into buying tickets to a charity event. dann cuellar has it the details. >> reporter: commanders at headquarters are embarrassed saying training tow academy

reminding cadets over and over to assume that a camera a rolling capturing when you do. >> there's knock about the stop that's good. >> reporter: commissioner charles ramsey's reaction to the video, it sound like outright extortion. the incident happened during a live stop part of a crackdown on unregistered vehicles, this comis offering an alternative. >> 30 bucks i get two? i don't want to take this guy. >> reporter: the officer is trying to sell tickets to the police annual thrill show a charity event that raises money for fallen officers and firefighters. he is damaging a good cause in the process of shaking down a

motorist. >> a lot of families. fallen firefighters and officers are there. >> reporter: the officer is matthew zagursky, a 9 year veteran in the 24th district. the commissioner said every aspect of the video is wrong. >> you dot got any kids, you got any sweet hearts. >> i would rather take my girl than this guy. >> you don't want to look like two fruit cakes. >> reporter: the driver of the car posted the video on his facebook page, it's has gone viral. an awful embarrassment for the police force. >> anyone with clear thought at all would know it is not good, it is not what you do. >> reporter: the commissioner has taken the officer off the street and waiting for internal affairs to complete the investigation before deciding to fire him. the findings will be turned over

to the da's office for possible criminal charges. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> a 2,500-dollar reward is being offered for information in the killing of twin brothers in camden. mar reese and marquees were found shot to death at the intersection of constitution and collings road. investigators think they were dead for several hours before they were spotted by a passing driver. if you know anything call camden police. four people are behind bars accused of killing a 17-year-old boy from west chester over a small amount of cash and marijuana. le suspects set up a sham drug deal with assistant -- santiago before robbing him of $30 and killing him. north korea and south south

korea are holding high-level talks taking place on the border. tensions have been escalated since a land mine attack maimed two south korean sold -- soldiers, the two sides have exchanged artillery fire. a national guardsman is speaking out after he and two childhood friends thwarted an attack on the high speed train between amster and paris. he said he saw the gunman when he and a two or else jumped into action -- two others jumped into action. this is video from inside the train immediately after the suspect was subdued. he shows he couldn't believe what was happening. >> we were scared for sure, but adrenaline took over, because i

didn't have time to think, i didn't even realize or fully comprehend what was going on, i didn't believe i felt like it was a dream or a movie. stone is hospitalized after being stabbed. two other passengers were wounded. french authorities say he may be a 26-year-old moroccan flagdz by spanish authorities last year for linkses to radick islamic movements. the obama displrgs said the u.s -- administration said u.s. has taken out the number two commander in isis. he was responsible for moving large amounts of weapons, explosives and vehicles and people between iraq and syria. they call his death a big blow to islamic state operations. two people are behind bars after a peaceful protest took a violent turn in charlotte, north

carolina. protesters swarmed the streets last night after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of a white police officer charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. the officer faced up to 11 years in prison for the death in 2013. prosecutors argued that he should have used nonlethal force, but the jury deadlocked. the family vows to keep fighting. >> we must get justice, jonathan was an innocent bystander looking for help and killed. we got to stop this killing of our children. >> prosecutors are weighing whether to seek a retrial. thousands of supporters turned out to see donald trump brings message to mobile alabama. some got up as early as 6:00 a.m. while others traveled

as far away from california. he said he'll be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. he took digs at fell republican candidates. >> who would you have negotiating with china, japan and mexico, trump or bush? >> trump repeated his promise to build a wall on the u.s. mexico border and vowed to end birth right citizenship for children of immigrant here illegally. >> just how healthy are sports drinks. consumer reports takes a look at the most popular brands. an incredible rescue caught on camera. a newborn puppy is free after being stuck inside a pipe for nine hours. >> reporter: we have comfortable will to talk about, dewpoints down in the 40s and 50s this morning, i'll show you how long

they stay in the seven-day forecast right after this.

>> a massachusetts mother has become an internet sensation thanks to her dance room in the delivery room. [laughter]. that dad better watch himself. like many moms she was told to move during labor. she started walking around and

decided that was too boring, so her husband turned on the tootsie roll and he started recording. in a energy kept me going, i kept dancing and dancing be something i love to do. turns out she has experience doing this in the delivery room. her first child was delivered after a day of dancing. she can move. >> reporter: didn't look like she was in labor. she is doing good. >> she is doing just fine. >> reporter: we're doing fine in the weather department. let's go live on sky 6, that's the saturday, across the board, poconos, philadelphia, jersey shore, lots of sunshine out there, and low humidity levels. temperatures, 75 if philadelphia. we are down in the 50s,

allentown, 67 degrees now in allentown. poconos 65. reading, 66. lancaster, 68. millville, 73. dover checking in at 73 of we have a bit of a breeze blowing out of the north which is great for most of us, the exception being if you're doing boating on the delaware bay or the back bays of atlantic city, sea isle, avalon. north wind is a green head win stirs up the bugs and the flies, otherwise it's growth out there. the humidity levels are nice and low, we should stay under the 60-degree mark this afternoon and tomorrow. tomorrow will get closer to 60, but should be okay. satellite and radar crystal clear a high pressure system is pushing east. it is fizzling apart that will

allow the front that cleared the area yesterday to push back to the west it will increase the clouds and chance of a spotty shower across south jersey as we head into tomorrow afternoon. later this afternoon, mostly sunny conditions, a nice day. tomorrow morning, you're starting out with sunshine down the jersey shore. the high, thin clouds roll in first. clouds lower and thicken. sunday, most of the area is seeing cloudy conditions, or some sort of of combination, clouds and sun more times clouds than sun. there will be spotty showers developing mainly across south jersey, very spotty, very brief and very light. should not amount to that much. the latest on hurricane danny was a category 3, it has weakened to a 2. it is moving west northwest at

10 miles per hour. always the marches east it will encounter drying air over the islands. it will encounter wind sheer. as we progress over the next 3 to 5 days it will weaken and as it travels over land masses it will weaken. over the island of cuba it will be nothing more than tropical depression and bring much-needed rain to the drought stricken areas in the caribbean islands. poconos, 74 today, 77 tomorrow. jersey shore, 83, winds out of the northwest mostly sunny, partly sunny, sunday, some sunshine there's the slightest chance of seeing a pop-up shower 82 degrees, lancaster, 82, reading, 83, a nice day, allentown, 82. wilmington, 83.

trenton, 83 a nice break from the heat and humidity we've been dealing with this past week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 86 degrees tomorrow, eagles game by the way later this evening, against the ravens looks good, looks mainly clear, temperatures right around let's say 80, 81 degrees, start time, 7:00. by the 4th quarter you're down in the mid to upper 70s. monday is the hot one near 90s, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday we get a break from the humidity, cooler temperatures and lots of sunshine, we like that. >> not complaining. remember to check in with 6abc.com/weather street level radar and storm tracker 6 live radar is there to help you with all your summer plans. that isy

reuniting with mom after a terrifying ordeal. the puppy too young to open her eyes, fell into a soar pipe outside a phoenix home.

police were at the home serving a drug warrant. officers and the humane society tried to get everything together to get her out. >> we have tried to make little contraption to try to snag her to pull her out, but it wasn't working because it was so tight. >> finally after 9 hours, a plumber successfully rescued the pup. she is okay. tired of drinking plain old water to stay hydrated, the dozens of flavored waters and sports drinks crowding store shelves are temperaturing, but are they better than -- tempting, but are they better than water? here's alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: need to replenish electrolytes or feel the power of the cactus, there's a drink for that. consumer reports looked at 20 different beverages to help you

decide which to skip and which to sip. >> some are packed with calories and sugars. >> reporter: many turn to sports drinks to replenish electrolytes. but some gatorade have 21 grams of sugar and this power aid has high fructose corn syrup. water with have vitamins may sod like a smart move, but this bottle was 32 grams of sugar. >> there's no need to replenish vitamins just because it's hot out. >> reporter: cactus water claims to reduce ininflammation and

artichokes purify toxins, if you meant to drink these, consider them a high-priced way to stay hydrated. >> chase utley makes his debut as a dodger and the eagles battle the ravens tonight at the linc. we'll have a preview next in sports.

>> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look with our temple university camera on the to the tennis courts on temp campus, people enjoying the perfect weather to get outside and do anything possible today. the new phillies pitcher shows off his stuff from the mound and at the plate. it was not a good night for

chase utley and his new team, the dodgers. jeff skeverski has all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: eagles quarterback sam bradford is expected to make his debut tonight. earl wolf had surgery on his bad right knee. marcus smith will miss two to three weeks with a hamstring injury. tough break for the first round pick. jimmy curry gets a shot to show off his moves. >> being out there, is like being in the inaudible. when you come out, you make sure you handle your job right. fletcher cox taking a drive with indy car driver juan pablo montoya in the area for sunday's

race. >> does chip kelly know you did this? i'm pretty you are he know now. >> reporter: you can hear it in the studios. chase utley said it's yet to sink in he is no longer a philly. he feels a little more at home with jimmy rollins by his side again. >> it was hard to leave the phillies the way they treated me over the years. for them to get the best offer that was best for the organization. jimmy played a role knowing him for a while and playing with him, he is fun to be around, so all those factor into it. >> how strange does this look, utley in dodger blue in his debut batting second he goes 0-4 against mike fires through no hits the dodgers in utley's

debut, utley's bad luck in l.a. phillies, this is how rookie jared ikoff gets ready to go, the first phils starting pitcher to have more than one rbi in his debut. the family goes nuts. he goes 6 innings doesn't allow a run picks up his first win and phils win 7-1. don't forget "action news" sports sunday tomorrow with brandon graham. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> one freshman in indiana sure knows how to make a good first impression. he was surprised. len turner was given a chance to sink a half court shot.

it means free tuition for a semester. it's the second time in three years a freshman made that shot. more coming up, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this cat was saved by the animal rescue, you'll hear about arnold and some of his friends coming up on "action news." more news including chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00, continues.

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news" saturday at 9:00, philadelphia police is searching is for two masked men who broke into a home while a family was inside. >> who killed deandre green, police and family are searching for leads. >> i'm out of here, you're not going anywhere. i grabbed his wrist. >> a michigan mother takes matters into her own hands after allegedly a stranger was taking pictures up her daughter's skirt. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and this one is better than we could ask for. it might be the nicest morning i could remember in two months. it is really, really nice out here, we have a gentle breeze blowing out of the north, the temperature are easy to take for this time of the year they are in the 60s and no humidity.

66 in slatington, 69 in martins creek, tanersville, 65. kennett square 66. see what's happening across south jersey and delaware, glassboro, 72. boon new, 73. hammonton, 70. both dover and smyrna checking in at 73. hockessin 67 degrees, here's the beach forecast from the beach patrol. the rip current risk is on the low side today. we're not expecting too much in the way of wave action. seas of two to three feet expected from sandy hook to cape may. the winds out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. maybe a little bit breezy on the sand. the burn index will be high. burn time is 30 minutes or less, don't forget to apply the sunscreen. here's double scan live, what i have done is put the wave heights on here, there's not too much chop off the coast, if you go 400 miles out to sea, we pick up the bigger wave heights,

those swells will push closer to the coast over the next 24 to 36 hours, the rip current risker is on the low side today, but we may up that to moderate as we met into sunday. on the satellite shot you can see the clouds pushing back toward the coast as opposed to going out to sea which is what they normally do. 85 degrees in the city, lots of sunshine, low humidity. jersey shore, sun clouds. the poconos low humidity and very comfortable high of 74 degrees. great start to the weekend, we'll see if we can keep the winning streak going tomorrow i'll have that and the hurricane forecast and eagles forecast coming up in in a bit. >> shots rang out on west hunting street. a man was hit in the stomach and arms. he is in critical condition.

the search for the gunman continues. another case of gun violence overnight in philadelphia. this one critically wounded a 21-year-old man in grays ferry shot in the chest and legs of 31st and dickenson. he collapsed before getting inside his home. no arrests or a motive. police are searching for two men behind a frightening home invasion in northeast philadelphia. two masked men forced their way into a home before 11:00 p.m. a maryland couple and their two young children were inside. fortunately nobody was hurt. police say the men stole a few hundred dollars before taking over. happening today, the family of a man shot and killed by a bridgeton, new jersey police officer will call for action. jerome reid's family will unite with the national awareness alliance that helps people of oppression.

the grand jury concluded that the officers acted responsibly and believed their lives were in danger. they stopped reid in december. after they removed a gun from the car he divide an order to stay in the car. his family is preparing a civil lawsuit. police in delaware are hoping that a reward leads to an arrest in an cold case killing. an argument outside a birthday in newark led to a gun fight. 16-year-old d' andre green was killed. >> it hurts. it really hurts. i miss my baby. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since d'andre was caught in the crossfire and killed at the brook side community center. the pain is piercing. >> it's hell, i miss my son

every single day. >> it's so unfair how could you do everything right and everything so wrong happened. >> i interviewed 150 people and not one bad thing was said about this thing. >> reporter: the 16-year-old and upwards of the 200 people were at the birthday. teens and young adults from newark area high schools attended. but as the party end fights began to break out. multiple people opened fire. he was shot in the back, he died in his best friend's arms. >> we need people who saw this happen to come forward. >> reporter: the fbi has added a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. the total stands at $30,000. authorities want the reward money and d story.

>> they are leaving the people on the street to continue to do what they are doing. >> we don't know why, we don't know who, it's crazy to me. >> reporter: chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> well, thousands of homes are still in the line of fire literally, more than a dozens wind-whipped wildfires are raging in washington state. the situation is so bad, volunteers firefighters are being called in some from overseas. local firefighters are exhausted from trying to tame walls of flames. one person called it all too chaotic to know how many homes were lost. better weather expected this weekend could help firefighters make headway. just released internal doubts show managers at the environmental protection agency knew about the potential risk of a cat trafficker blowout in an abandoned mine. the document stated it could

release large amounts of waste water laced with toxic materials. 3 million gallons were released back on august 5. the disaster tainted rivers in three states, several investigations are now underway. a mother confronted a man she said was taking lewd video of her daughter and he did it right in a crowded walmart. the 58-year-old need down and used his cell phone to peek up the skirt of the woman's 13-year-old daughter. the mother was shopping with the girl and four other children. she saw what happened and took action. >> i asked him are you video taping my daughter. he goes, no, no, i would never do that. >> i said give me your phone, i said give it to me, it grabbed the box and the phone. >> the man did not getaway,

because the young son pushed a cart into him stopping him in the his be tras, police say the move could protect future girls. >> when you attend a concert or event grab ago souvenir is a great way to remember the movement. with the pope coming to the area there are unique items being created to mark the occasion to pillows to baseball and inspirations from water ice. alicia vitarelli shows us what's out there. >> you want that one thing that people will talk about, like dude, where did you get that t-shirt. >> reporter: which is where you will find this at monkey's uncle in doylestown. >> turning water into wine. >> reporter: the threats are creative work of homegrown philly faithful. the apparel company wanted to welcome the pope to the phila vatican with a message.

the portion of the proceeds benefits broad street ministries celebrating the spirit of philly people. >> philly we do things our own way we don't care what people think. to have that attitude in a t-shirt people will love that. >> emily wilson said her one of kinds papal creations are unforgettable. the bala cynwyd artist has been using baseball for 20 years, as she closes in on her 1 millionth, she painted everything from cities to stadiums. the. >> i tried to create a nice rendition of him. the design facilities on a papal pillow and salutes his home county and ours. >> i have the vatican flag on one side and the american flag on the other. command demand is as hot as a

spot on the parkway. these are in limited supply. you can figure out where to get them at 6abc.com. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> and remember you can always get updates on the pope's upcoming visit by following our twitter account @ 6abc pope. meet the world war ii veteran who became an olympian at the age of 93. >> looking to spice up your work out, a new fitness craze is taking the country by storm, we'll have that in "healthcheck." we'll look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> a world war ii veteran from texas is now an olympian. 93-year-old recently came in second in a golf tournament at the national seniors olympic games. he said doing what's loves keeps him young at heart. he has another way of keeping himself going at 93. >> like i usually tell everybody, chase young women you can never catch them, but it's good exercise. >> clearly a good sense of humor has helped him. felix is twice a widower, and just married his third wife adhere, he is a newlywed.

he chased her and finally caught her. >> reporter: did it say how goodie shoots. >> it didn't give an actual number, second place. it's not like me and you. we did not do too bad this summer in avalon. i'm sure he shoots better than us. there's the view in cape may, this is going to be a beautiful beach day, the camera is a little breezy out there. you can see the camera shaking around a little bit, you have three foot waves breaking off the sand and the breeze is a land breeze. what that does it is not a cooling sea breeze, it's a breeze that activates all the green heads and the gnats. if you're fishing or boating, back bays of after lone and sea isle -- avalon, sea isle, be prepared for gnats and bugs. allentown, 67.

poconos 65. we have the dewpoints in the upper 40s and low 50s, you can see it's not on the scale it's way down there. today feels good. tomorrow, 52. you can see the idea it slowly comes up even at the start of the next week. 58 is still in the pleasant category. i suspect it will be higher than the actual numbers you see here, but the point is we're not seeing the huge dewpoint numbers that oppressive humidity like what we saw this past week which is a good sign. at this point a lot of us done with all the humidity. here's satellite and radar, really the only feature we're watching is this right here, this is the cold front that swept all the humidity out to sea. it is stalled dead in its tracks 100 miles off the coast, it will push toward the west in the 24, 36 hours. there's the front it will creep

closer to the coast and increase the clouds across south jersey and delaware. monday a canadian front approaches. cooler air behind this front system, as well as drier no humidity. monday we have a 20% chance of a shower across south jersey for tomorrow. more like a 30, 35% chance for everybody as we head into monday with the passage of a cold front. future tracker 6, knock going on today, mostly sunny sky puffy cumulus clouds across the lehigh valley and the poconos late in the day that's about it. tomorrow morning, sunshine, high, thin clouds increase, they lower a little bit and give way to a spotty shower across south jersey and delaware, late in the day, 3, 4, 5:00 p.m. anne beyond it will not amount to that much. monday, nothing going on maybe a spotty shower. hurricane danny, you can see how small it is. the hurricane force winds which are down to 100 miles per hour

only extend 15 miles per hour out from the center of the circulation. it's a small storm 800 miles away from the windward islands. san juan and puerto rico, for the united states it's a week away from being a weak away. we're not expecting much from the storm system across the u.s. mainland. always it pushes east and gets closer and closer to the island chain it will encounter wind sheer and drier air. it will eat it up, and weaken into a tropical storm by by the time it reaches the dominican republic. by the time it gets to cuba it's a tropical low. jersey shore, mostly sunny and comfortable, 83. the philadelphia, 85 degrees, mostly sunny and nice, winds out of the north 8 to 15 miles per hour. the eagles game, a few clouds around, temperatures in the low

80s to start by the 4th quarter down to 77 or 76. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast partly sunny tomorrow, 86 degrees, spotty shower possible across south jersey, most of us are staying dry. monday, sunshine expected hotter and humid high of 89. the rest of the seven-day forecast at this point looks good, mid 80s, very comfortable and lots of sunshine. next weekend looks iffy, but i don't put too much into that kind of forecast. it's a week away. things can change. >> thinks positive and enjoy the moment. >> reporter: that's right. >> lucky you animal rescue is this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner. david murphy has more on the foster-based rescue. >> any animal that makes it from the street to someone's home is lucky. hence the name, lucky you animal rescue. they saved 150 animals since starting their work in february. >> we take a combination of

owner surrender and stray animals and pull from the high kill shelters. >> reporter: they decided to start a rescue to focus on lower bucks county and northeast philadelphia. after 6 months they found 25 foster homes to help their mission. >> it's about working together for one cause. >> reporter: to find forever homes for animals like this cat who was rescued two weeks after she was which he scheduled for euthanasia. she'll be ready for adoption in september. this handsome gentleman. >> he with as a stray found outside a barn. >> he is extremely friendly, not at all what a barn cat would be. >> joe is mall in your i -- malnourished, but adoption ready. >> he is very easy to love.

>> reporter: and this guy is arnold between 3 and 4 years old. he is a great companion as i think you can tell. he is fiv positive, that doesn't slow him down. if you're interested in arnold or any of the animals i you met today go to the lucky uniformity website. for anyone who adopted a shelter pet we want to hear your stories. use the #6abc "shelter me rescue of the week" and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. with arnold i'm david murphy dave channel 6 "action news."

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unlike other sports martial arts and things like that there's no real set course or set movements that you have to do it is very popular right now because everybody can do it their way. >> it's an intense workout. you're using a lot of upper body strengthen you're using core strengthen and your legs to jump. >> filled with leaps vaults and roles it was created in the 1980s in france by the son of a special forces soldier who modeled the movement after military training. today it is a internet sensation driving them to open up over the u.s. >> after you learn the basics, you can go outside and jump over rails and kind of navigate around the urban environment. for today's health minute i'm

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>> reporter: it looks good out there today, mostly sunny skies, a few clouds around, very comfortable and no humidity, 85 degrees. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll be back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday, you couldn't ask for better weather! dear fellow citizen,

i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try to teach that to my daughter. i'm saving for a house and i don't want my money to go to bank fees. i'm sure you don't either. so ask me about one deposit checking. next time you have a question about avoiding fees, ask me. sincerely, samantha parke, fellow mom and fellow citizen.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." the fastest animals usually grab the spotlight. but what about the mellow mammals and relaxed reptiles? wes: if you actually pet her long enough she starts to fall asleep. jack: and today we're chilling out with creatures that know how to take their time. jim: she's not sleeping, she's just slow-moving. jack: up in the trees... sue: is he looking at you? oh, he is. jack: underwater... sue: it looks like a starfish! johnny: it is a starfish, but different kind altogether. jack: and later, my blooper of the week.