win, this time in colorado. say it ain't so we're dealing with a snowy start to the weekend, testers will -- temperatures will drop tonight. let's get the latest from chris sowers. >> reporter: things were going to well. fourth warmest march in philadelphia. now we're in april it's spring and now we're talking snow. go figure, right? let's get you the center city skyline, clouds are starting to roll in. we're seeing rain sleet and snow south and west of philadelphia. winter weather advisory was issued by the national weather be service, we're expecting a light accumulation here, nothing south and east, maybe a couple of inches on grassy surfaces. that's the reason for the advisory. double scan live we'll set it in

motion, the center is sitting over pittsburgh. this is ahead of area of low pressure. as it moves it's warming the temperatures. we're seeing 40s across south jersey and delaware. it's not even 9:00 a.m. this is giving me concern as to where the snow/rain line will takes place. media a mixture of rain and snow. it's a moderate snow across lancaster county. route 30 it's coming down good making its way into lancaster. south jersey and delaware it's rain at this point as the numbers climb into the upper 30s and low 40s. 41 in cape may. close to 40 for wilmington and dover. forecast today mixture of rain and snow, 40 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 42 by 3:00 p.m. shooting for a high of 44. when i come back in just a few minutes, here's where the snow

will takes place and the rain and we'll talk accumulations. i'll run it down on future tracker 6. gray. for the snow and rain forecast stay with storm tracker 6 live radar and follow the members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for updates. developing at 9:00 a.m. a driver is dead after crashing his volkswagen into the schuylkill river. police say the car hit a pole and sign after it came off route 1 and going airborne into the river. the car landed on its roof. the driver died in the wreckage. the position of the car made the recovery a challenge. the car was 40 feet in the river on its roof upside submerged in 6 feet deep of water. fire rescue attached cables to the car to shift it, so divers could get a look inside. they brought the 26-year-old

driver's body to the surface. speed played a role in the accident. they are still investigating the strategy. new overnight a truck flipped on a sidewalk, a car feet away had a red light crash on the windshield. it's the aftermath of the accident in west philadelphia. the vehicles collided at 38th and walnut on the outskirts of penn campus, two people on the sidewalk were injured as well as two people inside the car. everyone was taken to the hospital. they will be okay. police say alcohol played a role in the crash. philadelphia police are looking for leads after a man found his roommate stabbed multiple times, officer got the call after 1:00 a.m. on the 6400 block of limb -- lime kiln pike in west mount airy. he heard a noise in the basement he went downstairs to find the roommate stabbed in the chest.

no arrests have been made and list are searching for a motive. 9:03. hundreds of philadelphia residents are coming together to remember victims of violence. they held a candle light vigil ceremony last night. dann cuellar was there. >> reporter: more than 300 people from the across the city gathered to honor the lives of those lost in violence and give strength to the survivors left behind. monique lost her son to gun violence on august 1, 2007. he was walking home from a basketball game. they don't who killed him. that's the hardest part to know someone walking out there took his life. >> reporter: a this woman lost her son september 10 on 2010. he went to resolve a beef with another man, but the other man had a plan. he came with una gun.

if losing one son is not painful enough, aida lost her son last year his 17-year-old brother in 20006. it needs to stop, too many babies are dieing for no reason. mayor jim kenny lost a nephew to violence and knows the pain it causes. he came to comfort families but knew there was little he could say to make the pain go away. my prayers prayers are witd the city and the people touched by violence and senseless loss. >> reporter: whatever the solutions may be for many families here, one thing is unmis clear, things have to change.

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." this morning another terror raid is happening in belgium after investigators arrested 6 people in connection with the deadly bombings there. one suspect could be the mysterious man in the hat seen on surveillance video leaving the airplane. prosecutors need more verification. he is the last identified suspect at large from last year's paris attack. secretary of state john kerry made a surprise visit to afghanistan. it is his second unannounced trip in just two days. kerry arrived in iraq yesterday and met with the prime minister and other government leaders. he plans to meet with afghanistan's rival leaders a bit later today. and turning now to the race for president, bernie sanders is projected to score another win today expected to take the democratic caucus in wyoming that will help him make a small

dent in hillary clinton's delegate lead. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are stumping for votes in new york ahead of the april 19th primary. hillary clinton served as a new york senator and bernie sanders grew up there. bernie sanders will fly to the vatican to speak to a conference there. he hopes to meet the pope. ted cruz is cutting into donald trump's delegate lead. he will be awarded 21 delegates when the colorado convention meet later today. gop activists are like cruz they are deeply conservative and religious and have a libertarian streak. donald trump and john kasich are stumping in new york. pennsylvania holds their primary a week after new york. kay, now, the time 89:07.

the excitement continues this morning for nova nice. 60,000 fans cheered on the champs during a parade and rally yesterday. our alicia vitarelli was there for it all. >> reporter: nova nation turned the streets of center city into a sea of blue and white. people showing up bright and early to get the best spot. even if it meant bringing your homework like sophomore caroline brown. i wanted to come because i wanted to see the parade. i'm studying for anatomy because i wanted to get work done before it starts. tom turns 91 he is the class of 1950 and his sign as he is it all. best birthday ever. never happier in my life. >> reporter: while some are getting the chance to give the

team a team novation for the first time, others are riding the high from houston. ryan arcidiacono's parents say all the love is overwhelming and say the championship win feels like a feature film. we we were walking out ofe building, i said take the set down that it wasn't a game it wa movie. no one in philadelphia will ever mispronounce his name again ryan arcidiacono! >> reporter: and ryan their 4th of 6 children is certainly one of the stars of this hollywood move -- movie with the finale taking center stage in center city. even driving in here we were like this is surreal. >> reporter: one vinyl v for villanova for all time sake. they will very proud villanova

alum will give you one of these for old time take, v for villanova v for victory. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." if you missed it. you can relive the parade at 6abc.com. we have a slide show and pictures and video from the parade route in center city. the time 9:10 much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. bruce springsteen making a statement. he is canceling a concert because of a controversial new law. plus, ready or not, allergy season it's here. but do you know how to cut down on allergies in your home? we've got several solutions for you coming up. >> reporter: come coming up in

weather, rain and snow moving into the area. rain to the southeast and snow to the northwest. we'll time it out on future tracker 6 and take a look at the predicted snowfall totals for you when we come right back. at giant, shoppers are discovering

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a black bear cub named smoky junior, of course, was rescued from a brushfire on thursday. it was thanks to a teenager who heard a squealing sound from the woods. he was so excited, he came running toward us. he was the happy to get out of there. his fur was singed and his paws were burned. they are spreading his scent around trying to reunited with with -- reunite him with his mother. you like the snow? >> reporter: even for me, april enough is enough. it's cold this week, a setback in the weather department. we're watching a clipper system push through. we're seeing rain over the commodor barry bridge. all areas south and east, most

of new jersey and delaware. snow is flying in west chester and berks county. looks like the winter mix will be north and west of the delaware river. so all areas south and east of the line will he see rain. areas to the north will stay primarily snow at varying intensities throughout the day. we're picking up lavender shades throughout lancaster county. there's moderate snow there, route 30. route 322 heading into honeybrook moderate snow. everybody south and east picking up the light rain. temperatures are mild for snow. 40 degrees in philadelphia. it's very difficult to get accumulating snow at 40 degrees at any time of the year let alone april when the sun angle is so high. millville, 39, dover 39 degrees. here's double scan. there's the center of the clipper pushing over pittsburgh.

the center of the storm dumped 9-inch of snow over toledo, ohio last night. this will pull east and ride along the p-a turnpike and make its way out to sea later this evening. as it does so it will usher in colder air on the backside. windchills tomorrow morning are in the teens tomorrow before we rebound during the afternoon. it will feel like winter over the next 24 to 36 hours. there are improvements in the seven-day forecast. future tracker 6 lunchtime rain south and east, snow north and west. that will continue throughout the day. temperatures upper 30s, low 40s. the evening hours once the storm hits the coast there's the north windy driving the cold air into the heart of the delaware and lehigh valleys. for today, temperatures well above freezing, the snow is going to stick mainly on grassy surfaces. all the roads, sidewalks, things like that just wet. lots of melting. elevation will play a key role in the storm system. the higher you are in the elevations the greater chances

you see snow. the closer you are to sea level there's a greater chance of you see rain out of this. freeze warning in effect overnight tonight. affected snowfall totals i'm going to keep this as it is for now, honestly i'm going to drop this to a coating to an inch. i don't have a lot of confidence in the storm especially being so late in the year. this is how we'll leave it for now, but i wouldn't be surprised if the numbers were lower. freeze warning in effect at 10:00 p.m. for all the areas shaded in the blue. snow scout and east, 43 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the north/northwest partly cloudy overnight tonight 28 in center city, 23 in the suburbs. what you're not seeing is the windchills stuck in the teens. sunday, morning windchills in the teens, 40 degrees in the

afternoon. good news for the phillies home opener. we're up to 62. maybe a hit or miss shower during the afternoon 6 for wednesday, thursday, friday, niewdges stuff, but just -- nuisance stuff, but just the fact we're talking about snow in april. it's not good. if you're talking about snow next week -- >> reporter: i don't think we'll be doing that. rocker bruce springsteen canceled a concert set for north carolina. he is outraged about the new law brock -- blocking antidiscrimination rules for the lgbt community.

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you stayed with us, 9:20, saturday morning, the hoarse something that doesn't often happen. the price of stamps is going down. postcard an international mail rates will be lower. the changes are the result of an expiring surcharge that happens put into place to help the post office recoop millions in losses. there's things to do to allergy proof your home. "action news" anchor sharrie williams has more. >> reporter: reductions might -- mites in home. put in your hot drier or hot

water. humidity 30 to 50% reduces mites and mold. >> reporter: the proper size air-conditioner cut hue -- humidity. if you have a heating or cooling system that is forced air you may want to opt for a thicker filter which we found more effective. they may require professional installation. >> reporter: a good choice 29-dollar healthy living filter online. vacuum can kick up dusts and aggravate allergies. consumers reports find these are good, hoover wind tunnel and ken moore. stay away from bagless

vacuums which can stir up dusts. alan iverson gets emotion and the phillies fans cringe after another loss against the mets. highlights next.

all right, folks, so glad you stayed with us 9:25 saturday morning. sky6 live hd giving us a glimpse of cape may, new jersey. and your friend old man winter will not leave. chris sowers has the details in just a bit. in sports, the flyers have a big game on tap and special night leaves former sixers star alan iverson in tears.

>> reporter: good morning, later this year allen iverson will be inducted into the basketball hall of fame. last night ai was at the wells fargo center and the love was flowing. number 3, alan iverson. >> reporter: a huge cheer for iverson. the team honored him against the knicks. when talking about his fabs and his family he got emotional. i'm so proud like when my family and my friends tell me they proud of me, i always wanted to just put on a show for everybody on that single plar night and my legacy is just the dude that played every game like it was his last.

>> reporter: sixers and knicks nerlens noel 17 points and ten boards for him. late in the game, sixers down two. a huge shot. sixers lose 109-10e -- 1 owe 2. if you're expectations for the phillies season is low, they dropped another game in new york. the mets made four runs in the 7th innings. two in with a single two men on one out in the 8th. a pop up, infield fly rule is called. everybody knows it except for hernandez on first base he is caught in a rundown. phillies lose 7-2, fall 0-4. it's their worst start to the season since 2006.

union against orlando. flyers -- union win 2-1. the flyers have a huge game today they host the penguins at 3:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm ducis rogers. there's much more to come on saturday morning "action news." including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: on "shelter me rescue of the week" you'll meet the amazing dog saved by joe joe's place and hear how the rescue got started later this morning on "action news." plus another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. happening now on "action

news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., the search is on for a suspect after mcdonald's is held up at gun point. accused killer back in custody this morning. it's amazing, i was in the right place at the right time. amazing indeed. a south jersey police officer is talking after saving three lives in just a matter of the days. let's go outside with meteorologist chris sowers. let's go outside, chris, do me a favor and have a conversation with old man winters.

>> reporter: tell him to go back north into canada there. double scan live we have flurries on city avenue this morning. steadier light snow off to the west across chester and lancaster counties where they are picking up a grassy accumulation. in south jersey we're seeing rain every now and then we see the wet snowflakes silver dollar snowflakes mixed in, sewell and washington township seeing that right now. a quick zoom where the rain/snow line is setting up. chadds ford you're on the edge there. it goes over to rain at times and back over to snow. well north and west of that point take a jewish -- journey along honeybrook and that's where you're seeing the snow. lancaster, it's snowing at a good clip there. south and east, all of the green it's mainly rain at that point. temperatures are playing a key role in this. we're 40 degrees in philadelphia. 39 in wilmington.

millville, 39. mid 30s north and west. forecast for today, high temperatures holding steady between 40 and 44 degrees from philadelphia south and east, north and west, you're probably in the upper 30s today. look for a mixture of rain and snow. slushy accumulations are possible mainly on grassy surfaces, things like picnic tables and car to himself. asphalt will be mainly just wet. sidewalks will be wet, as well. honestly the bigger story might be there. first thing tomorrow morning with the temperatures crashing into the 20s, look at the windchills first thing tomorrow morning it will like 19 degrees in philadelphia. 17 in reading. 17 in lancaster and that's april 10th, are you kidding me? good news by the time we get into monday phillies home opener we're in the 60s. this is 24, 36 hour cold shot and then things are back to normal. when i come back in i'll have

the seven day forecast. with snow in the forecast stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker 6 live radar for the latest information. be sure to follow the members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for updates. a mcdonald's robber on the run, he made a mistake during his getaway. he held up the mcdonald on the 1500 block of city avenue in overbrook. he took off with the worker's cell phone. he ran away and dropped the money on bryn mawr avenue. police collected the cash. good news in this one, the workers are okay. police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a staples store. that happened on the 7700 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill. workers found the 36-year-old woman unresponsive in the bathroom. there's no word on her identity. it's not clear how she died, but

police are calling the death suspicious. this morning police are searching for two men in connection with a double shooting in the city's point breeze section. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 22 and tyson street. police are looking for two men seen leaving the area. 9:34 is the time. a homeless teenager is in jail charged in the death of a texas college student. surveillance video played a key role in tracking the suspect down. abc's brandy hicks has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: haruka weiser shined on stage. the 18-year-old's life was cut short at the university of texas at austin by this man, a homeless teen now under arrest and charged with her murder. her body discovered tuesday in this campus creek. we are certain that the

suspect in custody is the suspect responsible. >> reporter: this surveillance video is why. wiser was last seen sunday night leaving the drama building. the suspect is spotted with the bike. the moment this video was made public tips flooded in. the fire department reporting the same suspect lit a fire in a trash can near campus monday and they took him to the she recalled. he was arrested there carrying haruka weiser duffle bag and evidence was recovered from the trash can. the theater and dance class performing a special moment in her honor at friday's spring concert. a very short amount of time, she made it very clear she was going to be a star on the stage. >> reporter: her parents asking the chief to spread this message that even choked him up. please tell them to take care of themselves and go home and hug your children, not once,

but twice. >> reporter: officials in texas say the teenager recently ran away from his foster home. . a dallas woman one of fbi's ten most wanted fugitives under arrest. she allegedly paid a hit man to kill a dentist who was dating her ex-boyfriend. the accomplices shot her back in september, they are in jail. escaped killer anthony garber is back in custody in washington state. he broke out of a psychiatric hospital he was caught near his parents' home unharmed dehydrated and in need of medical attention. we found him hiding under a

pile of debris. he feels found too mentally ill to stand trial after slashing a woman 24 times. a patient who broke out with him is back in police custody. former house speaker dennis hastert agreed to pay hush money to silence a sex abuse victim. he agreed to pay $3.5 million to a 14-year-old boy decades ago. he worked as a high school teacher and wrestling coach in chicago. four bays claimed he 'abused them. he cannot be tried for the claims because of the statue of limitations. he admitted to breaking banking laws. he will be sentenced at the end of the months. a local police officer is honored for saving three lives. jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: therein hugs and

tears. as officer brianothbine met the man whose mother he saved after an attack. he keeps his cool. he was named evesham township officer of the month after saving three lives in ten days. pete's mom was reportedly deceased after he responded. after 3 minutes of cpr she began breathing. the day cover horrific, as tragic as it was because of him as emotional as you saw him earlier he pulled up to the scene it was business as usual. >> reporter: it was the third time he saved a life in his 12 year career. it wouldn't be his last. he saved another woman who was not breathing and pulled a driver from a car that was about to catch fire. >> it is amazing.

i was in the right place at the right time. several times in a short time period. >> reporter: he doesn't take all the credit. he said the men and women in the department would do the same. we do our job because we care, when you have such an amazing outcome it will be in my heart foamp. >> reporter: forever. >> reporter: because of his quick thinking, pete's mom was able to tell detectives what happened and her husband is behind bars. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." thank you officer for your service. coming up on "action news" at 9:00. looking to improve your health something as simple as volunteering can help you. details in "healthcheck." look out above, a tourist nearly gets taken out by a small plane while vacationing in

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the man didn't seem to be fazed, didn't drops camera. he kept snapping away. it didn't phase -- faze him at all. >> reporter: is the snow going to phase any of us -- faze any of us? >> reporter: it's not going to faze me. the snow is north and west, south and east its rain. notice how it's not sticking to anything at this point. temperatures are well above freezing. the freezing mark is 32. philadelphia is sitting at 40 degrees. here's double scan live you can see the greens to the southeast and white to the northwest. the green representing the rain, and the white representing the snow. the rain/snow line is west of the delaware river. even across south jersey you're

seeing big white snowflakes mixing. in the heavier the precipitation falls, you're pulling the cooler air down to the surface. even if it's showing green i wouldn't be surprised if you're seeing snow. lancaster, honeybrook, light snow. this is up in sullivan county. even though this is out of the viewing area, the reason why i'm showing this, it's not sticking to the roads. even up here in lopez county it's sticking to grassy surfaces. 40 degrees if philadelphia. millville, 39. 39 in wilmington. cape may, 39. trenton, 39 degrees a popular number this morning. reading, 33. and allentown up to 36. as i set it in motion for you, the main low pressure center is actually back here across pittsburgh.

this shield of moisture here on the northern flank will push up to the north into new england later this afternoon. eventually, the whole system works out to sea and when that happens we'll see the winds shift out of the north an driving the cold air back into the region. lunchtime, 37 degrees, mixture of rain and snow throughout the area. same thing, 1, 2, 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. look at the numbers here, hard to get the heavy accumulations when the temperatures are in the low 40s, reading, 42. allentown, 38. dover, 47. millville, 42. overnight tonight, the numbers are cold enough we're down in the 20s. at that point the precipitation shut off and actually the skies open up we go mainly clear. 29 by 6:30 tomorrow morning. 27 in allentown and the poconos, 22. snowfall coatings, coating to an inch. 2 to 4 allentown reading an

quakertown. the winds pick up this afternoon. as the storm hits the coast the winds shift out of the north northwest at 25 miles per hour. this will be a good enough to put windchills in the teens first thing tomorrow morning. monday, we're forecasting 62 for monday, mostly cloudy, a spotty shower, but it will feel better out there. 44 degrees in philadelphia. rain/snow mixture, wet roads. allentown, 39. reading, 40. cape may, 47. dover, 46. millville, 43. overnight tonight, everybody dropping below freezing, freeze warning in effect for south jersey and delaware, 20s area wide partly cloudy with a cold breeze. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll go 48 degrees for tomorrow. 62 for monday, monday is going to feel a lot better. tuesday occasional rain, 57, wednesday, thursday, and friday, i'm having problems with the mic here, we're back in the 60s. i won't ask you any question

until we get the mic corrected. 9:46 this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner takes us to medford, new jersey. it's a rescue that was founded through tragedy and turned into a shining success. erin o'hern has more. good boy. >> reporter: neumann joined the bryce son family in 2013. they adopted dan shortly after getting married. he will play for hours. >> reporter: now newton is preparing to welcome another member to the family. in jewel he will have a sister to take care of him jessica and dan are expecting a baby this summer. they adopted newton from joe joe's place. we have happy endings coming from the family. >> reporter: the foster-based rescue was found in 2009 after

joey died from undiagnosed calendar i can't -- cardiac arr. we were a family that had a severe loss and made a positive out of a loss. >> reporter: ballet is shepherd mix needing a home. she is being treated for an eye condition. otherwise she is a perfect fit for any family. she can go home with her family, but the mammal end is still on us. >> reporter: patrick and kelly are four months old basset hound siblings. aspen is about three years old. she prefers women to men. she is a lap dog shell follow you anywhere. if you're interested in any of the dogs you met, visit joe joe's place website. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly"

facebook page and tell us where you adopted your pets and how much they mean to you. we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming shelter me segments. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." now calling all you pet owners out there, we want to see your pets in action. send photos and videos of your furry little friends at join the action at 6abc.com. you can post-it on social media, use the #6abc action.

so glad you stayed with us on a saturday morning, 9:51 is the time. temple university camera is showing the snow coming down as promised by chris sowers.

chris said don't is get into a tizzy it's too warm for the snow to stick. we'll have the details in just a bit. here's what's happening in and around the lehigh valley and delaware valley this weekend. pet palooza eventful weekend there's a pet talent show and shop and dine along downtown haddonfield that event is scheduled for today. it's been postponed until tomorrow. it will run from noon until 4:00 p.m. proceeds benefit the camden county animal shelter. in "healthcheck" at 9:00 a.m. simple ways to improve your health we're not talking about hitting the gym. researchers say there are things you can do everyday to keep health problems away first, volunteering the american journal of public health study said people who volunteer are better protected against stress. another option cooking.

a study in the journal public health nutrition found people who regularly eat at home consume 130 fewer calories than those who dine out. and finally, playing with your pets, according to the center of disease control and prevention caring for an animal decreases blood pressure and cholesterol levels and feelings of loneliness. think of all the calories you can burn just get out and walk the dog. getting things done is not so easy if you're distracted. do you know how to recognize the concentration killers? facebook is one, sign on during a break. even if you don't have many distractions around, fatigue can make it difficult to concentrate.

studies show not getting enough sleep affects shorepoint term memory. if you want to get things done during the day get 7 to 9 hours of sleep at night. that would be nice. keep a balanced diet. hunger is connected to low energy leaves you need to avoid kipping meals. 9:54. coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll see you back here after the break. at giant, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices.

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accumulations 2 to 4 inches in the lavender shaded area, honeybrook, allentown, lancaster, quakertown a coating to two inches for the i-95 corridor. thank you, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. we'll be back bright and early tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's a story we're following for you, a bitter sweet story of a homeless couple as they walk down the aisle. we have more on what's known as global artistry. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall make it a great day.

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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." you could easily get the wrong idea about today's scary sounding animals. aren't they real aggressive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation. man, that's an experience of