complex. it's a mild start to the weekend, keep the umbrella handy, we're tracking spotty showers around the region. let's get to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist, chris sowers not a washout. >> reporter: not even close. obviously it's the warm weather it's the bigger story today. it's really, really warm out there this morning. let's get you outside and show you what's going on around the delaware valley. we're looking live from the temple university camera. as eva mentioned there could showers this afternoon, they will be spotty not everyone sees them. if you pick up a shower, more than likely it's so light you won't notice anything too much at all. temperature-wise, 54 degrees already at this 9:00 a.m. hour. this is come off a high of yesterday 66. which is normal for october 19. on october 19 we saw temperature like this the way we this shoule right now.

the weather has been strange over the past 60 days, cape may, 354. trenton, 52. everybody a good five to ten degrees warmer than this matter yesterday. broken line of showers approaching from the northwest. this is the cold front that will sneak through overnight tonight and bring a cooler end to the weekend. sunday is cooler than what we'll see today. 57 degrees by 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy skies all day long. 2:00 p.m., 63. 4:00 p.m., 64. there's the high, 65 degrees. get out and enjoy it. we have showers we're tracking later this afternoon and overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that along with the cooling trend and rain in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details coming up in about ten minutes. eva? >> new on "action news," a three-alarm fire drives people from their homes in bethlehem. the flames broke out at the sherwood pine apartments.

firefighters and a police officer managed to rescue two people. >> crews did a good job ventilating they made an interior rescue, the firefighters did and the policeman made anerior rescue pulling a person out. >> 22 people were displaced. no word on what sparked the fire. crews will be on scene investigating most of the day. >> a fedex truck burst into flames on the new jersey turnpike. it big rig rear ended a slow-moving minute have van. the impact -- minivan, the truck jackknifed and caught fire. part of the southbound labels were shut down while crews cleared the scene. brand new overnight a driver is dead after an accident

in voorhees, camden county. the car broke free on the 600 block of white horse road. the 37-year-old driver was ejected from the vehicle, he was pronounced dead at cooper university hospital. police are investigating the cause of the accidents. it was a similar story in mount holly burlington county, around the same time. a car plowed into a tree on the mount holly bypass, medics rescued the driver, but he died at the hospital. we're getting our first look at the mann police say opened fire at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. the police released this mug shot of robert l.dear. he is accused of killing three people including a police officer. the motive is unknown. brandy hick is in colorado springs with the latest. >> reporter: it's an active police scene behind me. you can see the barricade and behind that is the planned

parenthood facility. explosive teams are going through the building to make sure he didn't leave anything behind. it was five intense hours police exchanging gunfire with the man inside this colorado springs planned parenthood facility after the gunman opened fire in a nearby parking lot. >> he was in front of me and aiming at me, i just hit the gas. >> reporter: witnesses say first responders then became the next target. one by one officers were shot and took cover. >> he turned around with a bloody face and went get out of here, get out of here. >> reporter: as backup arrived the gun battle continued inside the building, more than 100 officers on scene including the fbi. >> we have gunfire into the room. we got to stop this guy. >> reporter: john's sister was caught in the building. he spoke to her by phone. >> there was a guy shooting.

>> reporter: did they see him. >> yeah. >> reporter: two civilians were killed and 44-year-old officer robert swasey, robert dear surrendered after sunset. >> our officers acted with untold valour. >> reporter: 9 victims were wounded including a one who is still coming to grips with what happened. as police continue to investigate the motive in the case they have not made any clear connection with planned parenthood. brandy hick abc news, colorado spring colorado. >> 6abc.com will have continuing updates into the investigation as the details from the investigation unfold. we have posted pictures of the scene.

shoppers can cash in on more deals today for small business saturday. manayunk deputy mayor for economic development will be on hand touring local businesses. american compress created small -- express created small business saturday back in 2010 to drive shoppers to small businesses. more than 100 million people hit the stores for black friday. >> reporter: donte mcdaniel came from dayton, ohio for the best black friday bargain. >> this jacket usually 100 bucks i got it for 20. >> reporter: markdowns lured shoppers to king of prussia. >> they had things for five and ten dollars. >> reporter: over at philadelphia premium outlets shops lined up to get inside the coach store.

>> i know my size, i don't know whether they have it or not. >> reporter: the national retail federation say 136 million people will shop in stores this weekend. >> for many retailers this november and december period accounts for their significant amount of sales. it's a make it or break it time. >> reporter: not everybody is sold by the black friday hype and eager for cyber monday. for many this is an annual tradition not to be missed. >> are you heading anywheres after this? >> no, we hit the outlets before we got here. >> reporter: for the marathon shoppers we have small business saturday and cyber monday ahead of us. reporting at king of prussia mall, channel 6 "action news." >> a deadly police shooting in chicago sparked black friday

protests. demonstrators blocked stores on the city's magnificent mile retail strip they wanted to raise awareness about the teen killed by the police officer. he fired 16 shots into the teenagers. the officer is charged with his murder. mkd donald was carrying a knife and broke into cars. it is said a that he went too far and mishandled the investigation. they want the police commissioner to resign. [screaming] >> protesters converged on downtown seattle as protesters managed to make it into a macy's store. police prevented at home from entered another shopping center where a christmas tree was taking place. president obama is going to

paris for the world climate change conference. leaders will seek common ground to use less fossil fuels which they say is causing floods and heat waves and rising sea levels. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, a holiday tradition will take to the streets of wilmington today. we'll have a preview. imagine driving down the road and see this, yeah, that's a kangaroo on the run. >> reporter: i mean why not it's been feeling like australia around here lately. these are your windchills tomorrow. we have cooler temperatures in store for us, maybe a few showers in the seven-day forecast, details right after this?

>> a zoo in australia celebrating the birth of this little guy, turns out he is one of the rarest monkey in the world. he is named after pumpkin. they are native to china and vietnam, but poamping and habitat loss have driven them to near stinks. he is part of an international breeding program for endangered animals. it is not often you see this on the road, a kangarooed on the lam in ohio. he seemed to wait for a police officer to round him up. such a good little kangaroo. he escaped his pen at the rescue

farm. he new he was guilty. there's a big rescue farm in ohio that has all kinds of crazy animals. >> reporter: that's crazy, because you don't see kangaroos. >> can you imagine finding that. >> reporter: i wouldn't approach it, either, boxing kangaroos they will kick your butt. he is not messing around. those of you in cape may. it's a beautiful morning in terms of temperatures. we have a lot of clouds and we're expecting showers, but temperature-wise this is unbelievable for this time of year. it's been a wonderful stretch of weather for us, we're sitting in the 50s and shooting for a high of 65 when all is said and done. double scan live we're clear we're starting to see shades of green popping up across the harrisburg area, central portions of the keystone state. a lot of that will shift east

over the next few hours. 54 degrees, dewpoint, 48. winds out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour. the pressure reading is holding stealed at 30.20. fleetwood, 351. same number for slatington. pottstown, 49. chester, 51. center city, 55. glass borough and cinnaminson, 54. smyrna 52. dover, not too shabby, sitting at 53. get a load of this, these are the morning temperatures across the viewing area. 44 in allentown. this is where we should be for this time of the year. allentown is normally 30 degrees this date. trenton, 34, the numbers are ten to 15 degrees above seasonal averages. we're starting that warm and we'll finish warm, as well. you'll see that in the seven sey forecast. there's the cold front right there you see the showers running along the frontal system

they are scattered in nature and will collapse south over the next few hours. nothing too heavy are we're seeing lighter shades of green and a little snow across northern portions of upstate new york. we'll see colder changes, but the cold stuff is in the heartland of the nation where they see ice storm warnings and winter weather advisories. they will see a snowstorm sunday and monday across the high plains, heavy rains across the deep south. if you're for exampling tomorrow you want to check ahead with your carrier and make sure you're on time here. for us we're looking at the passage. frontal system this high will bring cooler temperatures and scattered showers late tonight and tomorrow morning. we're missing out on the heavier weather. future tracker 6, 1:00 p.m., cloudy, one or two showers developing not a big deal. later this afternoon same thing, if you have outdoor plans bring the umbrella to be on the safe

side. most of us stay dry. that will change overnight into sunday morning. the city south and east, steady period of rain. north and west you'll see sun and clouds. that's how the day progresses, through midday, wet south and east and bright and sunny north and west for the lehigh valley and the poconos. temperatures will cool down as the frontal system slips to the south. these are the windchills first thing tomorrow morning. in the 50s right now, in the 60s this afternoon. that's what it it will feel like first thing tomorrow morning. you'll need a heavier society around 7:00 a.m -- coat around 7:00 a.m. millville, dover, 66. overnight tonight, mainly cloudy, a couple of showers developing after midnight. maybe an occasion rain developing for south jersey and delaware. temperatures on the mild side. 40s for the city, upper 30s the lehigh valley. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast showers during the morning for sunday. 52 degrees, otherwise it's clouds and sun.

monday increasing clouds 50. tuesday and wednesday, mild, 57 and 55. thursday and friday, cooler but still above average, 52 and 48 degrees. >> i'm getting used to this nice weather. when it gets cold it will be mean. >> reporter: eva and i were talking i was showing her a couple of things there's no arctic air in the next two weeks. >> you can find storm tracker 6 live anytime of the day on our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >> happening today

philadelphia's newest tourist attraction is set to open to the public. the liberty one offers floor to ceiling windows and towering benjamin franklin sculpture. it's open from 10:00 a.m. to

10:00 p.m. everyday. people in delaware will be lining the streets for an annual holiday tradition. the wilmington christmas day parade steps off at 11:00 a.m. at 5th and market. it's the first time it is coordinated with small business saturday. one of the area's most cherished tradition is about touch football, but for one group it's about sneakers and sticks. >> reporter: in lansdale, the players begin to arrive. the basketball court becomes a hockey rink and about a dozen childhood friends continue to 40 year tradition. >> i think we're still competitive, sometimes we still argue over goals and that kind of thing. we just got a little slower. >> reporter: they graduated from north penn high school in 1975. they want to different colleges and always came home for

thanksgiving. hockey was their go to activity. >> i met a lot of wonderful friends here and we started playing street hockey. >> reporter: something that's about been going on for 40 years. there's little planning involved there's an open invitation to show up at 10:00 a.m. on black friday on the this spot. one player came in from denver, colorado missing thanksgiving with his family just for this. >> my wife is very supportive, she met everybody here and realizes how important it is and thought it was a great idea. >> it's a great idea for tom's 93-year-old mother who stops by. >> i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> reporter: they play until they get tired and then they eat lunch. it's a black friday tradition

they say is not just about hockey. >> they are true friends they are there for you during the course of the year, they are great guys. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news" this morning, temple has a big game on tap today, the sixers set a new record for close losses and we're not just talking about the nba either. details next in sports.

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find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> in sports a record-shattering night for the sixersing, -- sixers, they roar back, but lose again. jamie apody has more. >> reporter: good morning, you got to feel awful for the sixers they fight so hard game in and

game out. no wins to show for it. last night okafor did start for the sixers despite an investigation against him him we'll get into that in a minute. sixers fought back to lead. t.j. mcconnell giving them a lead 8 1/2 to go. grant tieing a career high 18 putting the sixers up 7. they had no answer for harden who scored 50 points. sixers 116-114. that's the 27th straight loss dating back to the last season. that's a new record. as for okafor he said it was dumb and he is embarrassed after a video shows him punching someone who was heckling him outside a nightclub saying the sixers stink.

that man filed a report saying he was a victim of assault and battery and needed stitches. he admitted all the losing is getting to him. forget black friday was orange and black friday, the flyers gave us our money's woargt against -- worth against predators. mcdonald who was called up on wednesday gave the flyers a 1-0 lead. they send it to owe overtime, have no fear, they like raising our blood pressure. for the second time this week a rookie gives the 3-2 win. first time he has -- a rookie has done it in the season let alone two days. eagles lost more than

carroll. they lost the game against the lions and maybe even lost hope. they lost 90 points and ten touchdown passes in the last few weeks. >> we got a lot of winners in this room and people with great attitudes and guys who know how to fight through adversity. we're in a good test right now and it will test you to the core. we'll see what this team is about. villanova remains undefeated despite jay wright's face here. cats up 2. it's a ten point lead, 8th ranked nova wins 69-52. they are 6-0. let's not forget temple football against ucon today, they within

their indy championship game today. have a great saturday. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm ali gorman this is cher one of the dogs saved by the bucks county spca our "shelter me rescue of the week" winner this weekend he will we'll introduce to cher and some of her friends coming up on "action news." >> plus, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast on "action news" at saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping.

turnpike, a man is killed. >> two men are killed after their pontoon boat capsizes in monmouth county. >> is donald trump in trouble? there's a fall this weekend. >> reporter: it feels great out here, i saw a runner on city avenue he had a tank top on and shorts. he is running excels hot. it kind of tells the story. unseasonable mild for this time of the year. 54 degrees in warrington. 55 in center city. 50 in pottstown, martins creek, 54.

levittown, 50. glassboro, 54. hockessin 52. smyrna, 52. buena, 53. avalon 52. it's a shame we're not going to see sunshine today with temperatures this mild, who knows how warm it would get. frontal system proafng from the northwest. -- approaching from the northwest. you'll see shades of gray, if you see sun it will be very, very limited. expect to see a spotty shower this afternoon. if you're traveling northbound to boston, showers, i-95 southbound to richmond, roads are dry. you're traveling toward pittsburgh on the pennsylvania turnpike, expect wet roads as there will be passing showers, nothing too terribly heavy. note the numbers at the top of the screen, we'll cool down tomorrow with the cold front charging south toward the

delmarva. 37 in bingham don and 35 in buffalo that's still warm for those folks. showers possible today, expect high of 65 degrees, more rain is expected in the seven-day forecast, tuesday and wednesday. we'll talk about that bhi see you in -- when i see you? just a little bit. >> a somber the officers took garrett swasey did what cops do, he with ran directly to help fellow officers facing off with the shooter. that gunman murdered him, a husband and father. two other people were killed, nine people five of them police officers were wounded in the five hour long violent standoff.

ozzie was in the parking lot he saw someone crawling toward the clinic's door, he tried to escape in the car when the gunman started shooting at him. >> i had five to ten seconds to look at him, to try to remember who he was and remember why he is was doing that, the shots came through the glass, i started bleeding. >> the alleged shooter robert louis dear of north carolina surrendered. it is unclear whether he had any connection to planned parenthood. firefighters had to rescue a man from an overturned car lincoln drive schoolhouse lane at 3:00 a.m. the 28-year-old driver lost control flipping his car. firefighters pulled him from the wreckage, he was taken from einstein hospital in stable condition. strong currents are blamed for the deadly upon pontoon boat

capsizing in monmouth county. two died and 5 were rescued. new jersey state police, the coast guard and good samaritan helped in the rescue. a car wash employee in dead an investigators are looking for one of his co-workers. police are trying to find bobby lairl he shot and -- taylor, he shot and killed aloysuis taylor in aloysuis taylor was shot sitting in his car. no word on why. the atlantic city expressway is back open this morning, viewer video captured this horrific crash. a car burst into flames after slamming into a toll plaza, the driver did not make it. >> reporter: this viewer video shows plooms of smoke billowing

above the atlantic city expressway after a hyundai sedan slammed into the toll booth. the car burst into flames trapping the driver inside where he would succumb to his injuries. the fire burnt part of the toll booth, one was unopened and two others were manned. >> they heard the crash and one of them saw the crash they are being interviewed at the station. >> reporter: new jersey state police say they received a phone call shortly before the accident that the sedan was operating erratically on the atlantic city expressway. so far they have not ruled out if drugs or alcohol were involved. the driver was identified as joseph crawford of egg harbor city. traffic was largely unaffected

as the express e-z pass lanes were open to all traffic. >> i'm sure you'll get a lot of hits on the characteristics of of -- on the cameras. the people need to stop and tell them they traveled through hear on this day and time. in hammonton, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> authorities in chicago say a man charged in the murder of a 9-year-old boy was looking to settle a score after his brother was gunned down in a gang fueled. corey morgan and two other gang members lured him from a playground earlier this month and shot him in the head. morgan went looking for targets after an october shooting that killed his brother and injured his mother. his lawyer said his client denies being involved in lee's death. republican candidate ben carson is visiting syrian

refugees, this is brand new video of his convoy departing a camp in jordon. carson has been criticized as investigate the us refugees with terror ties to protecting children from rabid dogs. carson's own advisor admits he struggles with foreign policy. donald percentage points have dropped 13 points in less than a week. he is facing a new controversy his alleged mocking of a disabled new york times reporter. black friday marked the opening of the river rink in penns landing, the above average

temperatures has people out and about. >> reporter: with temperatures around 60, a few enjoyed a rare november dinner outside. >> it's not bad, i like it, weather is nice today. >> we figured it would be colder this time of year, so we've been pleasantly surprised. >> reporter: so has everyone else. the schuylkill river trail has been packed with runners and walkers and giving their summer gear another winter go. >> is this the you recall putting on christmas decorations. >> i've been out here with gloves and freezing. >> reporter: this is better. >> a lot of better. >> reporter: the river rink was packed with families playing games and roasted marshmallows

and taking a spin on the ice. >> it's crazy we're not wearing coats in november. it's crazy and wonderful. >> it's the day after thanksgiving and the river rink is nice. we've added the cottages and all. >> reporter: if there's one drawback to the warm temperatures, the heated cabins work too well. >> we should say we should put our beers outside, because it's toasty in here. the river rink will remain open every friday, saturday and sunday through february 28th. at penns landing, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. a new study weighs in on caffeine consumption and pregnancy in "healthcheck." pope francis honors martyrs at a special mass in uganda. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

when "action news" returns. >> new this morning, thousands

of pilgrims came out to see pope francis celebrate mass in uganda. the pope paid tribute to the catholic martyrs who were burned alive rather than renounce their faith. uganda is hoping the custom

built popemobile catches his eye. this is more rugged and better suited to take on the rough roads there. the mechanic is hoping francis will take this holy ride for a spin or offering a papal blessing. seems what everybody wants. >> they want a peace with him. i like the card he had in philadelphia. that little white thing. the jeep. let's get you started with a view of our temple university cameras. there's not many people out there taking advantage of this wonderful weather. i'm advised -- surprised there's not more folks out there. temperature. temperatures are in the 50s, i say a nice comfortable morning. crystal clear we have showers approaching from the west, there are a ways out to the west.

it will take time to get in here, if you encounter wet weather it will be very, very light. 635 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today. there's the normal, 51. 48 is where we started this morning, 13 degrees above the normal low. millville, 53. 55 for sea isle city. we're watching this front to the northwest. it's colder on this front, in the 30s, detroit is in the 30s, chi town, the the cold stuff is out in the central plains, oklahoma, ice storm. eastern texas they've had flooding problems over the last couple of days. if you're traveling today or tomorrow. this is the part of the nation you want to stay aware of weather, keep close eyes on

what's going on. this is the raging snowstorm across the high plains. more heavy rain is expected today and tomorrow. this is on top of what's falling. they have picked up 4, 5 inches in dallas. they will add an inch. little rock, 3, tulsa close to an inch. you get on the colder side of the storm look at this this is accumulating snow 6 to 12 inches. this is on top of the snow that fell a week ago where they saw one to two feet. the snow is piling up to the west. we can't get anything close to that east of the mississippi river because temperatures are way too mild. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. we cool it down. 6:00 p.m., showers developing north and west of philadelphia. that will drift south and east in the evening hours into the overnight, tomorrow morning we'll see the showers in the city, south and east and cloudy

north and west. that's the front riding parallel to the pennsylvania turnpike. it will drift south during the afternoon on sunday. by evening hours we'll start to clear out. lehigh valley, cloudy skies, a couple of showers are possible during the afternoon. 60 degrees is the high temperature in allentown. atlantic city, sea isle city, avalon, cape may you're in the mid 60s, somewhere between 63 and 66. mostly cloudy we'll call it warm, probably staying dry during the evening into the overnight that's when you'll pick up the wet weather, as well. cloudy for philadelphia, 65 degrees is the forecasted high. cloudy skies overnight tonight, rain likely after midnight. 38 degrees outlying suburbs, 46 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cooling it down tomorrow, morning showers maybe even a period of rain south of the city. 52. it's clouds and sunshine very late in the day, that's sunday. monday increasing clouds 50 degrees, tuesday and wednesday we're watching another storm system it's a slow mover,

both days could be wet, but mild with highs in the 50s. a 52 thursday, friday, 48 clouds and sun. no snow or ice in the seven day. >> i think it will hit us harold. >> if you remember, cesily tynan's outlook, december is mild, look out february it will hit us harold. -- hard. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner rescues everybody. >> reporter: mercury is celebrating his 4th christmas with his forever family. he was 8 months old when he was adopted. now he gets fancy lion cut hairdos, and he has his own facebook page. he was rescued by the bucks

county spca. they've serving the community for more than 100 years rescuing all types of animals. when people come to one of our two places they will see a lot of animals. the quakertown location is fully equipped to handle farm animals like this 21-year-old gelding named dublin. we got him and he was malnourished. >> she came with her sister so we keep them together. >> junior is an 8-year-old chihuahua. this unusual coat belongs to a 7-month-old siberian huskery. she would be a great dog for an active family. >> reporter: eva has been looking for a home for more than 79 months. >> animals can stay until they find a home.

>> reporter: this is cher a one-year-old chinese crested. she is a hairless dog with a unique look, a great personality and great with a family with older kids. visit the bucks county spca website. if you would like to share your shelter success story post a picture to the fyi facebook page we'll feature your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with cher i'm ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> i can't believe i'm saying

it, but here in november, this is a good day to be hanging out on the beach. it is 56 degrees, 9:51 right now. here's a look at what's happening in and around delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. take a peek into christmas past

pennypacker mansion in bucks county. you'll see shimmering glass and ribbon woven through the mandle mandle -- mantle, a two dollar donation is suggested. get a jump on your fall craft shows, it's happening at the high school in medford, new jersey, until 3:00 p.m. many holidays celebrations revolve around food which makes this a stressful time for families and kids with food allergies. they want to enjoy parties, but a small by the of the wrong thing can cause trouble. 1 is-year-old jack is among 6 million american kids with food allergies. he learned to protect himself he double checks every label. >> i reid anything and go

through the trash and i go dumpster diving for ingredients. >> keeping the original packaging and labeling is a good idea so they can review it. >> there are other tips for avoiding trouble. if you go to the party talk to the host about safe foods your are child. if you are the host have other nonfood items and paper goods and games and craft projects so you can control the food. pregnant women can have moderate caffeine, about two cups of coffee a day so you don't harm your children. coffee drinking was common during pregnancy. researchers found that the caffeine consumption had no effect on the kids.

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spothe good stuff!ves! or the one that does all three! the good stuff! hot sauce! how hot? (both) lava. life is eating take-out at home. dessert! and a home that embraces take-out. happy anniversary. happy anniversary. weather. we were laughing we were joking around about taking your clothes off later. >> reporter: i said my jacket. >> you said your shirt. >> reporter: i'll tell you if it gets any warmer you could get rid of the butten -- button down. we're shooting for a high of 635 degrees, mostly cloudy spotty shower, 52 cooler

tomorrow. >> thanks chris, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. stimulates are often used to treat adhd. philadelphia orchestra is preparing for the holiday performance. we'll have a preview. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! enjoy this nice weather!

>> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hello, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." most wildlife stories are about survival of the fittest. but did you know that animals sometimes help each other out? >> this is another relationship in nature. >> they're called symbiotic relationships. like birds that groom buffalo-- it's got to feel like scratching your back, i would imagine. lions that feed jackals-- >> that's where the kill is right there. >> oh, yeah, i see two jackals, don't i? yes. and catfish fed by bats. >> there's a bat right there. >> whoa! and don't forget, my blooper of