are trying to figure out if this attack has links to terrorism. plus a car smashes into a store in west philadelphia and the driver just takes off. and who wants to be a millionaire? we all did do. a record jackpot is on the line tonight, the odds are growing with the hopes of someone will win, hopefully me. multimillionaire. those stories, but first we get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's kind of looking gray and gloomy out here. gray. ? i love that color on you chris. [laughter] there's the view as we go live on sky 6. you can he see the center city skyline, we have a difficult time picking out the skyscrapers. we have patchy fog and drizzle north and west of the city. the normal high is 40. we're four degrees above

average,. 46 in millville. 47 in sea isle. allentown, 39. 32, the freezing mark in the poconos. satellite and radar, don't expect to see much sun today. lots of cloud, sun or two spritzes or sprinkles possible and mild temperatures. that's the flavor of the day. 52 degrees by lunchtime. 12:00 p.m., 52 and 4:00 p.m., another 52. somewhere in between we'll hit 53-degree mark. we have soaking rains moving in overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. record highs tomorrow afternoon and icy cold stuff arrives monday into tuesday, actually most of next week colder changes. guys. now to the latest on the philadelphia police officer ambushed in the line of duty. jesse hartnett is recovering, investigators right now are trying to figure out whether the confessed shooter has ties to

terrorism. dann cuellar has more from police headquarters. >> reporter: we are learning from sources that the suspect recently traveled to the middle east, saudi arabia in 2011 and egypt in 2012 and had converted to islam. the question police and fbi investigators are trying to answer is whether or not he had been in contact with radical muslims. the ten seconds of terror were capture or surveillance camera. the gunman travels toward jesse hartnett cruiser his muzzle flashes and fires off a diswen shots. dozen shots. the officer manages to radio in. that is chilling, absolutely chilling when you watch that. police officials stunned by the images of the brazen attack. is if that doesn't make te hair on your neck raise when you

see that. it is scary. >> reporter: the officer gets out of the car his wounded alarm dangling he fires back and manages to strike the attacker 3 times. officer did strike the male, we'll 23450ed a rescue -- we'll need a rescue unit, for him as well. his bravery was remarkable. >> reporter: police say the suspect said he ambushed jesse hartnett in the name of isis. the gun used was stolen from a police officer several years ago. football and police execute the search warrants at two addresses linked to the suspect carting away boxes of potential evidence. police officials could not say enough about the officer's courage and bravery in the line of fire. he really just demonstrated, a paragon of excellence when it comes to what it means in terms of being a police officer and warrior and

everything else when he had to be. >> reporter: the officer is in fair condition and faces a long road to recover. meantime, police comb through the evidence to see if the suspect had direct ties to isis. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." we are learning new details about the shooter. edward archer's mother tells the philadelphia inquirer, her son was hearing voices. the family asked him to get help. yesterday police searched the home in yeadon delaware county. where he lived with his mother, she described him as a devout muslim. he has a long criminal record and long rap sheet. he was on the radar screen and was scheduled to be in the county court next week for another incident. this morning we also know back in 2013 archer pleaded

guilty to assault arena carrying a gun without a license in philadelphia. in delaware county he was recently convicted of forgery altering a document and careless driving and driving with a suspended license. he was scheduled to be scientisted -- sentenced on those charges next week. the npped -- nypd issued a officer alert warning officers that their uniforms and insignia make them a target of an ambush. two officers were killed execution style while sitting in their marked patrol car in 2014. stay with 6abc.com for the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation review the surveillance video and the robbery from the scene and the reports on the suspect's background.

developing on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. a man shot during a robbery attempt in kensington. a gunman and two other men approached the 351-year-old man and demanded money. the victim was left shot and left bleeding on allegheny avenue. the man was taken to temple university hospital in criminal condition. the search continues for the three suspects. new this morning, a driver barreled into an abandoned store in west philadelphia and ran off before the cops could come to the scene. it happened around 4:00 a.m. on the 400 block of south 60th street. you can see the car flipped on its side stuck inside the old hardware store. the impact caused structural damage. inspectors from l&i have been called out to check the integrity of the building. police are certaining for the driver. -- are searching for the driver. 9:06. a 20-year-old man is dead after being shot multiple times in west philadelphia. police are on the scene looking

for evidence after 1:30 a.m. on the # hundred -- 800 block of 49th street. police rushed him to penn presbyterian where he died a short time later. police looking for the gunman in a shooting outside a north philadelphia bar, a man was shot in the face, chest and arm and left critically injured. that shooting happened on the 3100 block of north 6th street. crews rushed the victim to temple university hospital. we are following breaking news out of new york city at this hour where a police officer has been shot after exchanging gunfire with a suspect involved in a large fight. officials say 25-year-old officer stewart was shot in the ankle early this morning. he was responding to a fight following a large party in the bronx around 2:00 a.m. five people from the party have been hospitalized with stab

wounds. the 19-year-old suspect is in custody and the officer is expected to be okay. fire investigators are looking for the cause of the blaze that killed a pregnant mother and her 2-year-old son. flames ripped through the home on the 2200 block of north 4th street. elizabeth perez died trying to rescue her son. she ran, she would not leave her boy, she ran back in, she can't make it out, she was like i'm staying with my son, that's what she should do. there were five portable heaters in the home. 6 people did get out alive,le american red cross is helping them. heartbreaking story. time 9:08. there's new information to tell you about this morning, embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane may be running for re-election.

she has not made a final decision, but it is expected soon. the adviser said kane does not belief the state supreme court decision to spend her law license while she fights criminal charges preference her from running. she is accused of leaking secret grand jury material and lying under oath. the powerball frenzy the jackpot is worth a record $800 million. the odds are good, someone, hopefully me will win. lottery officials say they don't know what to expect. the prize has been growing since november 4. if no one wins tonight, the jackpot rolls past the 1 billion-dollar mark. i cannot wait to win it all tonight. you can see the winning powerball numbers on "action

news" after accuweather tonight. time now, just about 9:10 there's much more to come on "action news" on this saturday morning, including a post for the philadelphia auto show that can help you navigate through all the cars. gas prices continue to tumble in 2016. but just how low are they expected to go? we have the answer coming up. >> reporter: temperatures taking a nose dive. wild stretch of weather. heavy downpours and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow animal -- and this air mass arrives on monday. i'll have the details coming up right after this.

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time for a makeover for sheila. >> reporter: she looks skinny. let's get you outdoors, you'll need the wool in the seven-day forecast, we have colder changes heading this way. there's the live shot in spring mountain. last weekend there was not any snow on the ground at all. now we're getting the colder changes in here, they can make snow. they have a decent snow pack. there's somebody skiing along. you'll be able to enjoy the weather up there today. tomorrow it will be gloomy with periods of rain and mild temperatures, but then the colder air works its way back in and they will make more snow. double scan live showing patchy drizzle west of philadelphia. today will be a gray and miserable looking day with cloudy skies and on and off patchy drizzle from time to time, but the heavy rain holds off until after midnight tonight. 40 degrees, dewpoint 38. wind out of the east/northeast at 7 miles per hour. the numbers are above the

average high temperature for this time of the year which occurs around 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon it is only 9:00 a.m. millville, 36. 32 the freezing mark for poconos. 41 in trenton. 47 in sea isle city. a little bit of a visibility problem out west. .8 in lancaster fog is starting to settle in. .3 in the poconos. 2 1/2 in allentown. that should continue to be an issue for the next hour or two, and most of that will begin to lift. satellite and radar look how far north the rain/snow line is it. it is up in upstate new york and binghamton and albany and syracuse. quebec and toronto all rain, because temperatures are in the 40s as far north as the u.s./canadian border. as that storm rolls in there's no frozen precipitation.

it's all liquid. after midnight the heaviest rain rolls in. look at the reds and oranges. i wouldn't be surprised if some areas across south jersey and delaware get a quick-hitting thunderstorm. by the afternoon the rain pulls away, maybe a few peeks of sun before the sun sets and the cold air rushes in. 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, 62, 63. late in the day we're back in the 40s. the record highs for tomorrow. each and every one of these are within reach. 63 in philadelphia set back in 1950, that's what we're forecasting tomorrow, allentown, 60. we're going with 61. wilmington, 64. we're forecasting 64. trenton, 62 and atlantic city at the airport 63 we're forecasting 62. so most areas will be within a degree or two of your record tomorrow afternoon and less than 24 hours later, we're talking about windchills down into the teens.

and and annie mccormick that's - and that's your monday afternoon. cloudy skies, a sprinkle possible. 53 degrees. rain developing overnight tonight, some of it it will be heavy close to dawn. windy and mild, 43 degrees outlying suburbs, 53 ten better in center city. well above the average high for this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows 63 thome that's a record high. windy morning rain, temperatures crashing by evening. 35 degrees monday, sunny and cold windchills in the teens and 20s. tuesday, clouds and sun, 42. wednesday we're watching a opponent upper level disturbance that could produce snow showers around here, nothing to get excited about, but it would be the first snowflakes you've seen this season. 30 degrees for the high. windchills in the teens and 20s. i wasn't getting excited about the snow. you and the snow don't get along. tomorrow will be a great

day. 63. >> reporter: it won't last long. the philadelphia auto show is approaching it kicks off january 29 and this year there's a new way to experience it, ducis rogers has more. more than 250,000 people came to the philadelphia auto show. we have 700 vehicles on the floor to see, shop, compare. >> reporter: this year the auto dealers association has made the show more customer friendly. et is used by the envelope and tennis and -- nfl and tennis and golf. you can register online it will streamline the consumer experience. it is fatiguing because they give their information at each location and that gets tiring. this is an easy way.

>> reporter: the info you provide will help you nachght the show -- navigate the show. it will create an auto show play book for the people to use when they come to the show to use as a shopping guide. it they have the power ofe auto show in their hand. all the information you gather will be safe at your personal micro site to check at any time. the when you sign up you could win big. anyone could win a 20,000-dollar voucher that is available at our participating dealerships. anytime you tap that power, you get an entry up to five. registry gets you one and five others when you go to the show. >> reporter: even if you don't win the voucher, the show experience will be better. there will be a lot less

time talking and more time seeing and shopping and comparing the vehicles. of course, 6abc is the place for all things auto show, ducis, karen, adam animal melissa will be hosting the auto show preview here on 6abc. we'll be right back.

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nigeria and saudi arabia. several countries including north korea is off limits. netflix plans to spend $6 billion on more original programming. star wars the force awakens opened in china. the 7th installment of star wars has hauled? $1.5 billion. it is 1 $.2 billion behind avatar. with the opening in china, they think maybe avatar could get kicked off that list. still ahead on "action news." the eagles searching for the head coach. we'll have a look at the names being considered in sports. for the girl scout meeting...

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which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. in sports this morning, the wells fargo center will be bestowed, the flyers play the islanders this afternoon and the sixers tip off against toronto tonight. the eagles are still looking for the new head coach. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the eagles fired chip kelly before their final game to get a jump start on the coaching search. well a week into the interview process still no coach. chief's offensive coordinator doug peterson is expected to interview tomorrow. john grutum rep said he has no plans to go back to coaching having not coached since 2008. bears adam gase has a second

interview set up with the dolphins according to espn. he originally met with the eagles on tuesday and interviewed with the giants yesterday. so what kind of coach do eagles players hope to have in place, we caught with linebacker jordon hicks at the oxford valley mall to find out what's looking for in a new boss. somebody who is always there and inside the game and developer of men, somebody who is a coach and person at the same time. eagles fans wanted andy reid out in 2013. his replacement failed like letting key players go, now maclin and reid are in the playoffs in kansas. reid and the chiefs face the texans, led by maclin who is one

of the biggest receivers in the nfl this year. what's the difference of big red in kc. he is kind of laid back. but he is still the same person. you can see he has gotten a new life sort of thing. chief's texa ns at 4:30 on 6abc. the flyers today at 1:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. 9:28 there's much more to come only "action news" including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: hi, i'm matt o'donnell, along with bitty who was rescued. i'll introduce you to bitty coming up next. we'll have more on the forecast when "action news" continues this saturday morning. >> happening now on "action

news" saturday at 9:00. local leaders are speaking out about the philadelphia police officer who was ambushed in the line of duty. on run no more, mexican authorities caught up with a notorious drug lord months after his prison break. a florida man is in jail

after trying to kidnap one of the president's dogs. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather forecast, gearing up four rain. >> reporter: what a weird season this has been up to the point. usually by now you can pack away the shorts and t-shirts, this year has not been like this at all. we've seen record highs last lat month, and we'll see more record highs tomorrow. 44 in philadelphia. which is mild, the normal high is 40. allentown, 39. millville, 46. 50 degrees in cape may, wildwood and the villas. satellite and radar, spritzes and sprinkles across upper bucks and montgomery counties. this is pushing off to the northeast and should be out of here in the next half-hour or 45 minutes or so. today is mainly a cloudy day. there could be a spritz or sprinkle, but most of the day is dry. cloudy and dreher, -- dreary,

patchy drizzle, 53 degrees is the forecasted high. we have downpours on the way tonight. some areas tomorrow could be as warm as 64, 65 degrees, the next cold front comes in monday. the temperatures will drop. i'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. guys. thank you. this morning we're learning about the gunman in the ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer. but there's a major unanswered question this morning was the shooter terrorist. edward archer traveled to saudi arabia and egypt. there's no evidence that's connected to terror. he claims he shot jesse hartnett in the name of isis because police defend laws contrary to the q'uran.

officer hartnett shot back and hit archer. the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubtedly saved his life. here is that new information archer's mother tells the philadelphia inquirer, that her son was hearing voices in his head and she told him he needed to get help. archer pled guilty to firearm and assault charge in 2012 and scheduled to be in court on an unrelated charge monday. officer hart knelt will be in the hospital -- hartnett is still in the hospital and will have several surgeries for a severely injured arm. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico spoke with muslim leaders, he has the latest. i would like to say we are sorry that another philadelphia police officer was injured in the line of duty. >> reporter: muslim leaders in west philadelphia expressing

sorrow and disavowing the ambush shooting of the police officer allegedly in the name of islam. outside the mosque imam with 18th district police by his side said the shooting is not consistent with islam. he doesn't know the alleged shooter, but admits he may have worshiped here. this is a public mosque we have people from all over the city that comes here, and he may have attended here, but, again, has no reflection on the way we feel and the way we interact with the police department. it was an assassination from the begin to the end. >> reporter: the images of the shooter haunts john everybody wants to feel good about everybody, black lives matter, all lives matter, our police officers lives matter >> reporter: at a beefary --

beef and beer fundraiser in south philadelphia officers say the attack makes them a little more nervous but more dedicated. are officers more on edge? yes, we take the prospective that, you know, you approach people with a little more caution. >> reporter: the philadelphia police department has issued a new safety measure all officers will patrol two to a car at least for the time being. at penn presbyterian, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." meanwhile, a woman who witnessed the shootout spoke with "action news" here's her account of what happened. cop car boom boom boom boom, that's why everybody was scared. people that was standing outside people ran out the bar, we hit the floor. another woman said that officers warned archer to get

down on the ground before they caught him. remember to check in with "action news" and 6abc.com all throughout the weekend for the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation right now. you can view the surveillance images and raw video from the scene and our report on the suspect's background. 9:36 new this morning, a rescue on the train tracks in philadelphia's frankford section. philadelphia police say a man fell off the platform and was trapped by a septa el train. firefighters worked for 30 minutes before freeing him along the 5200 block of frankford avenue. le man -- the man is his 40s ans in critical condition. officers were called to the area of 15th and shaw terrace before 10:00 p.m. they found a car running and a man in the driver seat with a gunshot injury to the head.

the 42-year-old victim died at the scene. police are searching for suspects and a motive. this chester's first homicide of 2016. the world's most notorious drug lord is back in custody. mexican authorities captured the man known as "el chapo" months after he he caped center prison. moat -- kenneth moten has more on his arrest. >> reporter: the man called "el chapo" is once again in the arms of the law. it is a big deal they pulled it off. joaquin "el chapo" guzman the most wanted drug lord in the world now the most prized prisoner of mexican authorities. mexican marine stormed his hideout killing five of his gunman in the predawn raid. there were military grade weapons including grenade launchers and russian grenades.

no "el chapo." he was caught in a hotel where he wearing a dirt dirty t-shirt. the drug kingpin escaped before their eyes, escaped in the cell disappearing down the mile long tunnel dug by his own team of engineers wishing him away to the house and to life on the lamb. it was the second time he broke out out of the prison. will mexico agree to a request to extra indict him for trial. a north dakota man under arrest cooed of planning to kidnap one of president obama's dogs. investigators found two

unregistered guns and 350 rounds of ammo and machete. he told the secret service he is jesus and the son of marilyn monroe and former john f.kennedy. he claimed he is running for president and facing a weapons charge. still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. in "healthcheck," a 10-year-old's story of survival, she beat cancer thanks to an experimental treatment. now she is paying it forward. a family lost their home in a tornado, now they are in a 7,000 square foot mansion thanks to a total stranger. i drive a golf ball.

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in this beautiful mansion, i get to save money to get a more permanent place. you can put a king size bed in their walk in closet. we wish them well and save up to purchase their new home. maybe they will win the powerball. >> reporter: i don't know when i would do if i win the powerball. give it to me and we'll talk about it later. he'll be your financial planner. >> reporter: there we go, we look live on sky6 live hd down in cape may, soak that, that's all you'll see today. that's a lovely shot, folks on the sand, it's a nice, quiet morning around the delaware valley. the farther north and west you go the lower the clouds are and the chance of spotty drizzle showing up. right here on the coast seeing peeks of sunshine. there is the drizzle north and west of philadelphia. forecasted high today should be around 52 or 53 degrees which is about 13 degrees above average for this time of the year. the low temperature this morning

42 degrees well above average. right now 44. millville, 46. 51 in sea isle city. 32 in the poconos. allentown, 39. dover 46 degrees. satellite and radar, as you can see here we have a lot of cloud cover to the west, even a few patches of drizzle and a couple of showers really that's the day today. we're not going to see any heavy soaking rains this afternoon. but with that said it's not going to be a completely dry day. the next system we are watching is pushing off the front range of the rockies. you can see the counter clockwise swirl. it is great lake cutter it will cut north to the great lake we'll be on the warm sector of this, that means all the moisture that moves in overnight tonight will be in the form of liquid. there's no wintery precipitation with the storm because the winds are out of the south. the arctic air is up here north into canada. we'll see mild temperatures and rain. later this afternoon, 40s and 50s, cloudy skies one or two

areas may see a little bit of drizzle. tomorrow morning, the rain will be coming down heavily there will be ponding on roads, the visibility will be reduced and windy out there. there could be a quick-hitting thunderstorm across the area as we see instability start to build. 7:30, 60 degrees in philadelphia. 60 in wilmington, millville, 61. look what the model is doing by afternoon. 12:30, 66 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 65. allentown, 64. less than 6 hours later, take a look at these numbers, low 40s north and west, 50 in philadelphia. trenton, 52. poconos down to 39. that's the arctic front that will barrel through. it will shove all that mild air out to sea and we've got colder changes here, most of the next week. rainfall totals range from 3/4 to an inch and a quarter. this model has 2.64 in the

poconos and 1 1/2 for trenton. 3:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, heavy rains, generally speaking three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a quarter. a gusty thunderstorm can't be ruled out. gusts at the jersey shore could excite 40 -- exceed 40 or 50 miles per hour throughout the day. here's how it will go throughout the day. noon, 50 degrees, 2:00 p.m., 52. mill millville, 54. dover, 54 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 63 degrees tomorrow, that's outstanding you don't see that very often in january. morning rain, windy by afternoon, very, very warm out there. 35 for monday, sunny and cold, windchills in the teens during the morning, 20s by afternoon. tuesday, clouds and sun, 42. wednesday another arctic front barrels through, cold, highs

around 30 degrees. windchills in the teens and 20s. could be snow showers late in the day. thursday, 35. friday, 40 degrees, clouds and sun. next weekend there's something a little interesting showing up on the forecast models, we'll see what happens. we'll have time to look at it. interesting. we'll be watching. thank you so much. time 9:47 this week's "shelter me rescue of the week," the story of a dog who found her forever home with her foster family, here's matt o'donnell. >> reporter: josh and his family foster ashlyn in 2011 and his girlfriend played a critical part in making this a forever match. my dog was not ready to adopt another dog. i came home from school one weekend and played with her and i fell in love with her. four years later they are

inseparable. she sleeps with us, on the couch. our house is her playground. something as simple is a dog can make you feel so much better. >> reporter: ashlyn is one of the 3,000 animals the spca adopts out. when she was rescued she had a flee infestation. she is thriving with her new best friend hercules. it would be great for them to go to a home together. hercules is a wolf hound blend. he is a large active dog. mittens would be great in any home. this is bindy he is 10 months old with striking eyes. allow me to introduce you to

biddy, a chihuahua, she was rescued from we are parents and sister. if you're interested in biddy or any other dogs visit the spca delco website. if you would like to share your shelter success stories use #6abc "shelter me rescue of the week" and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with biddy, i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." >> right now we want to get you

caught up on breaking news, we have learned that the eagles will interview former giants coach tom conclin. the interview is likely to happen on monday. the eagles need permission from

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her family donated to the children's hospital. today she lives the typical 5th grade life. i like to play with my toys, but this is emily almost four years ago. she was battling an aggressive form of acute leukemia. when the therapy stopped working she became the first pediatric patient to use her own t-cells using her immune system to attack her cancer cell it is. initially she got very sick. she went on a ventilator for 14 days, but woke up on her 7th birthday. >> reporter: when the doctors confirmed that the treatment worked they decided to start a foundation. we originally had a goal of

350,000 for the first year, but the support we had in the community and throughout the states has been amazing. doctors say since emily was treated locally 80 other kids and 200 adults have received the therapy. we have just reported that in the initial kids that we treated 90% of the patients have gone into remission. emily's hope for the donation is simple. $100,000 will go directly into a new clinical trial testing the treatment on other types of leukemia or lymphoma. they are not sure it will work to treat other cancers, but researchers are working on that. there's more information on emily's foundation at 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

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meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: it'll gloomy out there arc ton of clouds this afternoon. a sprinkle is possible in spots, patchy drizzle. it will be mild, 53 degrees today. 63 tomorrow, a record high. heavy rain tonight into sunday morning. watch what happens, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows another arctic front by monday, 35, wednesday, 30. thursday, 35. enjoy that 53 it's not going to last. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. thanks for watching, make it a great day! what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever?

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." some say, "two's company, three's a crowd." well, don't tell that to the animals on today's show. wow, look at that. abdallah: isn't it beautiful? jack: what a beautiful sight. wildebeest like crowds so much, they take road trips with over a million of their closest friends. it goes as long as the eye can see. look at this. and baboons are always hanging out together--even if it's on a sheer rock cliff. boy, they are up high. they are coming down the real top. today we're looking at animals