streets in germantown. now, police are making a plea to the public. plus, seeking relief from the excessive heat. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over center city from the airport, temperatures are on the way up, creating dangerous conditions for the area. let's get you to the forecast, and meteorologist chris sowers is relief in the forecast, sir? >> reporter: no. wait until you see what the numbers look like already. him 9:00 a.m., and some of the numbers are mind boggling. even the shore, when it's hot and humid, you're going to head to the beach. don't go down there expecting to cool off, balls highs on the sand will top out in the 90s, as well. it will feel like 100 in avalon, stone harbor and places like that. 9:00 a.m., already feels like 101 in millville. 100 in atlantic city. cape may, 100 degrees, 935 in philadelphia.

95 in wilmington, trenton, 97. dover is showing a heat index a feels like temperature of 98. just like yesterday we'll start out with a ton of sunshine. during the course of the day we'll get the puffy cumulus clouds and one or two areas you pick up a quick hitting pop-up shower or thunderstorm. otherwise, everybody is baking. 98 degrees is the feels the temperature today, the feels like temperature, 110. there's no relief in sight, just a couple of spotty thunderstorms, when i come back i'll detail this in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> . the oppressive heat has many folks seeking relief. creeks and pools will be hot spots as the heat index rises. >> i'm diving in and swimming. >> we go on hot days, so we won't be as hot. >> i sometimes bring a fan, a

little fan so i can cool myself down. >> a fan is a good idea in this type of weather as umbrella hats like you see right there. the philadelphia coppering of aiming heat -- corporation of aging heat hot line will take calls. the number is on the screen. operators are available right now and stay open until 9:00 p.m. tonight. we're following breaking news out of mercer county, new jersey. happening right now police are investigating a shooting and sources tell "action news" this involves a corrections officer. here's what we know about the breaking story. police responded to the home on vicky court in hamilton township. we're told one person was shot and the suspect has been identified as a corrections officer. the victim right now is in the hospital undergoing surgery. at this point it is not clear if the suspect is in custody.

again, police in hamilton township are investigating the shooting. sources are telling "action news" this morning that this involved a corrections officer stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest developments as they come into our newsroom. it is 9:03. new information to tell you about this morning, someone shot two men on a philadelphia playground and police are telling us this is a case of murder. the men were shot at hawthorne and meadow in frankford late last night. a 24-year-old man died at the hospital. a 27-year-old man is in the hospital in critical condition. police are working to track down the shooter and figure out the motive. a motorcycle rider fighting for his life in another case of gun violence shot in the groin near 59th and baltimore. that man is in critical condition at penn presbyterian. police have not released information about an arrest or

motive. >> this morning another man is recovering after a stabbing outside a philadelphia hot spot. he was stabbed in the shoulder after an altercation at pat's steaks on wharton street before 2:00 a.m. the man is in stable condition. no word on what led to the violence. this morning a 6-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being caught in a gun battle in philadelphia's germantown section. police are right now offering a reward for information. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: we come to you lord knowing that the child lives. >> reporter: they were prayers of celebration and thoughts of despair. >> i heard the family lives down here somewhere. >> reporter: as pastor carl day and friends visited the neighborhood terrorized by gunman thursday night that left m a.

mahaj brown fighting for his life. he had just left his grandmother's house that we want into the car and into him. the gunfire came from two vehicles driving along ashmeade street four were wounded. neighbors found bullet holes in cars and houses. with few leads to go on police went public with the plea for information no matter how small. >> we're appealing to people's sense of compassion to give us information on this. >> to be shot like that, with no ak-47. >> reporter: petty said her nephew had undergone several surgeries and will have to have more. >> give us some justice, we're hurting. we are asking someone to come forward. >> reporter: the vehicle involved was two-tone mercury

mountaineer and running board and distinctive turn signal on the grill. call 215-686-tips there's a ten thousand dollar reward leading to arrest and conviction. a jury has convicted a army specialist of murdering the mother of his girlfriend. it took four hours for the jury to find him guilty of first degree murder. his girlfriend, as i jamie silvk pleaded guilty to the murder. barns will be sentenced next month. in a stunning move in the trial of kathleen kane her lawyers rested without calling a single witness him her lawyers

believe she can not be convicted based on on the evidence presented by the prosecution. kane is accused of leaking grand jury evidence to the press and lying about it under oath. a legal experts explains why it's difficult to take the stand and argue that former aids were lying under oath. >> if she testified she was going to open herself up to a difficult cross-examination which should have have had to directly call persons liars and say they were perjuring themselves in this courtroom and pg among those were people she hired. >> reporter: kane faces up to 7 years in prison if convicted of perjury. a local couple's wedding turns into a nightmare. a local winery closes days before the ceremony. bob brooks talks to the bride who is out of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: have a look at these invitations natalee at faf

norristown made, impressive she did the artwork herself. the problem the wedding is not happening there. elk manner the venue in northeastern maryland closed down this week. >> we call a call saying the venue closed. >> reporter: the bride-to-be and her future husband had nowhere to go. they shut down their facebook account. they turned off their phone lines. >> reporter: she doesn't expect to get back any of the close to ten grand they spent. through e-mail the venue alerted couples part of it stating please advice if you have previously purchased events cancellation insurance file a claim with the appropriate agency. they didn't buy it. >> we thought everything was final. >> reporter: here's the ah-ha moment. she reread the contract.

>> they said they can cancel at any time. >> reporter: the former google executive pleaded guilty to tax fraud, facebook page said elk manner was fine. >> if someone did this to his daughter ten days before her wedding, how would he feel? >> we want to know if we are able to get married at this point. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> i hope they find help. >> 9:09. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, the school year it's almost here, that means giving your kids sleep schedules back to normal. we have tips in "healthcheck." fear weather causes major problems for the folks in louisiana. this morning a state of

emergency scene of the is in efn continues to fall there. >> reporter: it was hot yesterday, today will feel worse with feels-like temperatures close to 110. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> right now louisiana is under a state of emergency more rain is drenching the state and that may set off flooding. rivers are already over their

banks because of heavy rain. it happened on thursday, we know at least two people have died and dozens more needed to be rescued because of all the rain they are getting in louisiana. back here at home let's get you caught up on our forecast, it is hot, hot, hot, hot. how many hots can we say, chris? >> reporter: not enough. humidity levels are through the roof. temperatures are close to 90 degrees if not there in some locations and later this afternoon and honestly it could get ugly out there. with the heat and humidity combined some locations could push 110. in the meantime, beautiful shot looking back toward the center city skyline. one or two puffy cumulus clouds, otherwise clear as a whistle. the radars are clear, as well. 85 for philadelphia, this number is ugly. 77 that's the dewpoint. it's one of the highest dewpoints we're seen in the entire lower 48.

pressure is rising. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. our heat index numbers are in triple digit range here. it is 9:00 a.m. millville 101 that's white feels like with the heat and humidity. cape may 100, atlantic city, 100, dover, 98. from baltimore to boston everybody is in the mid 90s already. here's my unscientific dewpoint scale. chesapeake bay region had temperatures feels-like temperatures up near 115. millville you have a dewpoint of 80. 77 for philadelphia. you're in that category. trenton, 78. it's miserable out there right now. if you don't have to work outdoors limit the amount of time you spend outside today. with the heat and the sun shining down it makes for a miserable combination.

satellite and radar clear as can be up and down the entire northeast richmond to maine. it will stay that way, later this afternoon. future tracker 6 feels-like temperatures, accuweather is forecasting 110 later this afternoon. you can add 3 or 4 degrees to all these numbers this afternoon. sunday, it gets better, but not much. forecasting 105 for philadelphia. 1067 in wilmington and millville, 105. monday is where we start to see a little bit of relief. 95. that's the feels like temperature. that's the relief. trenton, 92. millville, 96. air temperatures are in the 90s, so the heat wave continues. over the next several days check on the seniors and your pets don't leave them out for hours at a time. let them out and bring them in. stay hydrated lots of water, seek the shade and avoid the afternoon sun and if you don't

have air-conditioning open up the windows and get the fans going circulate the air. for today, 98 degrees, feeling like 110. pop-up showers arena thunderstorms are possible this afternoon -- and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon, just like yesterday a lot of us won't see it. 1:00 p.m., 96. 3:00 p.m., 97. 5:00 p.m., 98. feels-like temperatures around 108, 110. jersey shore no relief at all. 90 degrees hazy, hot and humid feeling like 100. sunday hot and humid, 92 isolated thunderstorm, feeling like 100 degrees. before i forget we have a moderate risk for rip currents because of the rough waters we've seen over the last few days. be mindful of that and pay attention to the lifeguards. forecast for today we've highlighted because of the

dangerous heat and humidity, 98 today, 97 tomorrow, feeling like 107 tomorrow. monday, 92, tuesday, 92. wednesday, 90, thursday, 90. friday, here's the relief, 89 degrees. >> it is 9:17 tens of thousands of people across the delaware valley grew up spending their weekend mornings with captain noah. tomorrow we're celebrating his life and career at 10:00 a.m. on channel 6. we hope you join us for a look back at his legacy for those who knew him. visit our website 6abc.com for more on our beloved captain noah we've posted classic episodes to watch including the 1967 pilot episode. you can relive other moments from the iconic children's show.

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time now 9:20, here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware valley this weekend. bug fest celebrating insects with hundreds of live critters and roach races and bug walks and insect tasting. check it out at the academy of natural sciences in university

city from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. pike creek fair including a food truck festival and pokemon and two popular pokemon characters happening today from noon until 5:00 p.m. >> in "healthcheck" at 9:00 a.m., summertime means sleepovers and staying up late for youngsters. but now that school is around the corner, there's steps parents can take to make sure your kids get a good night's sleep. >> reporter: i hate to say it, but it's almost time for kids to go back to school. it helps kids function better

going too school. reset the bedtimes 15 minute earlier. teenagers are naturally wired to be night owls. >> it's a bye -- biologic rhythm they want to stay up late and wake up late in the morning. >> reporter: it may help the transition if you get the family back into a relaxing bedtime routine that means no electronics at least a half-hour before bed. exercise during the day helps and try to keep sleeping areas cool and dark to promote sleep. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news" this morning, a former phillies slurring gelts a spot on the team's wall of fame. the details next in sports. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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with us, happy saturday morning, 9:25 the time, it is 85 degrees out there, sky6 live hd giving you a look over wilmington, delaware, the heat is on, it will stick around for a while. it will feel like 110 today. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking heat, and he will provide safety tips if you have to head outside. in sports, phillies get a big win, the same night the team honors jim tome. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies are back and so is jim tome. he received one of the franchise' highest honors.

phils and the rockies, phils up 2-1. now tied at 3 in the 5th. bases loaded for ryan howard. >> howard hits it well deep to the right center field way back there, gone! into the rockies bullpen! grand slam for ryan howard! >> reporter: with tome watching, ryan smashes his 14th career grand slam. the skipper is giving ryan his due. >> during that time he wasn't playing he never stopped working and he kept his chin up and kept plugging and it is paying off for him. >> reporter: prior to game jim tome was honored put on the phillies wall of fame. tome inside what this means. >> they just don't give people

hall of fame, you know that honor, and to be vote bide the fans that's something special. i know i didn't play here long, there's so many guys that will eventually be in this that are deserving, i just feel, so guess, honored that they would even think of me to put me in. >> reporter: no practice for the eagles yesterday they have the day off. today they begin to prepare for the preseason game at pittsburgh. as for the victory over tampa bay, coach found posttives and negatives. >> to score offensively was positive. the way the defense got after them was pleasing. 11 penalties and things like that can't happen. overall pleased with the win,

but a lot of work left to do. >> so good to have football back. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend. >> there is more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm matt o'donnell, this is zevia one of the pups rescued by the gloucester county animal shelter the winner this week. you'll meet zeva and some of her friends on "action news." >> another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. at the the lincoln summer init's time to relax.t, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put.

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news," saturday at 9:00, breaking news, police respond to a shooting in new jersey and we are told the suspect is a corrections officer. plus, bullets fly in philadelphia's germantown section hitting a teenager, multiple times, this morning, police are searching for his killer. also donald trump talks party unity at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. but first, outside we go to the brave meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. sleeves are rolled up, it's hot out there. >> reporter: if i could take this shirt off i would take it off in a heartbeat. it is oppressively hot and humid. we have an excessive heat warning in effect today and tomorrow, as well. one of the main concerns is for the feels-like temperatures that

could exceed 110 degrees up and down the i-95 corridor. limit the amount of time you spend outdoors, if you're outdoors for an extended period of time, take breaks and stay hydrated and seek out the shade as much as you can. 97 degrees is what it feels like with the municipality in trenton. 101 in millville. 100 in atlantic city. look at cape may it feels like 02. if you're saying could yourself i'm going to held to the jersey shore escape the heat and humidity, that's not the case today. even on the sand they are topping out around 90 degrees if not higher and with the humidity it will feel like 100 this afternoon. the pool forecast looks like hot and oppressively humid, don't forget to apply the sunscreen. you'll see sunshine with puffy cumulus clouds. 96 degrees is the 2:00 p.m. temperature. 5:00 p.m., 98 degrees. any relief tomorrow? no. 98 is the high today. 97 tomorrow. the feels like temperature 110

today, 107 tomorrow. the next couple of days it's dangerously hot and oppressively humid. we have a little bit of relief in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i do stress the word "little." when i come back i'll let you know when it arrives. >> the beating sun and un unrelenting humidity it's impossible to escape. people are seeking a cool relief taking a dip in the water or cool drinks. the helmet commissioner of philadelphia is asking everyone to without for each other. >> check in on your friends and family and neighbors, if they are not okay, they don't have air-conditioning getting them in a place of air-conditioning. >> the philadelphia corporation for aging has volunteers working its heat hot line that number (215)765-9040.

that number is on our website 6abc.com when you click on the weather link. the city of philadelphia is offering more relief from this brutal heat. 21 public pools were scheduled to close yesterday, but now only 8 will end their swimming tone. swimming season, 18 city pools will be open today and tomorrow. stick with 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend you'll find the latest on the heat and the first word on pop-up storms out there. stay connecting by following our meteorologists on twitter and facebook. the time now, 9:33 we're following breaking news, out of mercer county, new jersey, happening right now, police are investigating a shooting and sources tell "action news" this involves a corrections officer. here's what we know about the breaking story. police responded to a home on vicky's court in hasmal --

hamilton township. one person was shot and the suspect is we are told a corrections officer. the victim is undergoing surgery. it is not clear if the suspect is in custody. police tells "action news" this involves a corrections officer stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest developments as they come into our newsroom. a teenager is dead after being shot 8 times in the germantown section. the shots were fired around 10:30 last night. the 18-year-old victim was hit 8 times. police rushed him to the hospital where he died. so far no arrests have been made. someone stabbed a 19-year-old man while he was waiting for a bus overnight. that victim was attacked outside the frankford transportation center on bridge street. he is in critical condition at

temple university hospital so far no word about who stabbed him or why. this morning philadelphia police continue to search for two men in connection with the number of armed robberies at asian businesses. the suspects have been identified as anthony campbell and norm an bowen, police they needed they startinged store fronts in -- targeted store fronts in northwest and south philadelphia. >> we feel we want to get these people off the street when you talk to the victims there's over 25 victims here. we can't sleep at night because of what happened here. >> take a look at the screen. here's another look at the suspects, both of whom last lived in south philadelphia. police identified the pair after a tip to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. >> 9:35. new information at 9:00 a.m. in the fatal shooting of a police officer in new mexico. police say after shooting the officer during a traffic stop,

three suspects sped off at 100 miles per hour. what we have learned minutes later allegedly they carjacked and shot a driver at a rest stop. the condition of the driver not known. they used a tire deflating device to stop and arrest one suspect the other two were caught nearby. a federal judge in wisconsin is sending brendan daffy free. in 2005 he was convicted of helping his uncle remain and murdering a photographer. he has a disability and confessed to the crime. the judge in wisconsin ruled that the confession was involunteer -- involuntary citing his age and intellectual ability. >> we turn to politics,

pennsylvania is giving donald trump some concern this coming as the billionaire businessman seeks to keep the piece within in the republican party. >> reporter: pennsylvania shaping up to be a must-win state for donald trump. bow polls show he is trailing clinton there by ten points. undeterred trump is keeping up his attack. >> i know what to do. she has no clue about what we're talking about. folks, she has no clue. >> reporter: amid reports of tensions between trump and the republican party, a strong show of support from rnc chair reince priebus. don't believe the garbage you leave, donald trump the republican party all of you we're going to put him in the white house and save this country together. >> reporter: trump brushing off

campaign confess about strategy. >> -- questions about campaign strategy. hillary clinton is releasing her tax return, the democratic ticket putting pressure on trump to do the same. >> i'll release them when the audit is completed. hillary clinton and bill's income was $10 million. the federal state and local tax rate 43.2%. they take 3.$6 million in federal taxes alone. the clinton income in 2015 was 17 million less than 2014. that's a because when hillary clinton started campaigning she stopped giving paid speeches. karen travers abc news washington. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. looking to keep the favorite foods fresher and longer, it could be simple always storing

them in the right place. we have the details ahead. preparing for jimmy buffet, atlantic city is getting ready to host a big beach bash. the main event is hours away. of course, we'll get another check on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

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cool today as they flock to the first of four atlantic city beach concerts. jimmy buffet will perform today. that should be fun. 89 event opens in just a few minutes at 10:00 a.m. musikfest winding down in bethlehem. a country music group lady antebellum takes the stage tonight. ♪ okay, last night sabrina carpenter headlined the show. she is the disney channel show girl that stars in girl meets world. disney our parent company. carpenter is from lower milford lehigh county. this was a homecoming. welcome home by the way and welcome to the heat. chris sowers is track be oppressive heat. >> reporter: you know what would feel good today, one of the fans that has the mist. >> but the beach won't be so nice. >> reporter: you stay in the comfort of your own home and

don't go anywhere. the beach will be just as hot. folks are not too happy about that. one person said i can't believe it i have cabin fever in summer because she is not going outside she is too hot. someone else said who put the thermostat on cremate. someone else reminded me that christmas is 133 days away, so hopefully that makes you feel cooler. it's another hot and humid morning around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. lots of haze out there, indicative of all the humidity that continues to build in the atmosphere. 98 degrees that's where we'll top out later on. there's the record high for the date. the record is 86. so we're 12 degrees above average for this time of the year. factoring in the humidity it's 100 plus in southern new jersey. dover, 98. it's up to 104 in cape may. 101 in millville. feels like 95 in philadelphia. 97 in trenton. on top of that the sun is

beating down, no cloud cover, bright and sunny from the jersey shore to the western suburbs. it should stay that way at least the first part of the afternoon and then cruel -- you'll get the puffy cumulus clouds building again. here's the surface maps. there's cooler air out there, the high is so strong it's forcing the front to crawl closer and closer to the area. it is not moving which means it will take until wednesday afternoon or thursday for this front to cross the region. it will bring showers and thunderstorms along with it and put an end to the heat wave with highs in the 80s. that's a long ways off. it's only saturday afternoon, we're talking 4 or 5 more days of 90 degrees or higher. this is future tracker 6, later this afternoon, the model has us at 96. accuweather is going 98. tomorrow morning starting out at

82 by 7:00 a.m. remember the humidity is through the roof so it will feel like 90 at that point. 96 sunday, trenton, 94. wilmington, 95. with the humidity it will feel like 105 or 107 somewhere in that ballpark. monday morning, 78 degrees, monday afternoon, better, 93. and then you'll gradually see the numbers tail off a little bit as we progress along for the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. so, accuweather's call for today, terrible. spotty thunderstorms are possible. combination of sun and clouds, 98 degrees in philadelphia. 97 surrounding that, dover, 96. cape may, 90. atlantic city, 90. and again factoring in the humidity, it will feel like 109 to 110 across the i-95 corridor later on. around lunchtime it will feel like 105. we're peaking, 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. around 8:00 p.m. it will feel like 100-plus in the city of

philadelphia. jersey shore on the sand, 90 degrees hot and humid feeling like 100. 92 sunday, hot and humid, isolated thunderstorm chance. moderate risk for rip currents be mind of -- mindful of that. musikfest, 9:00 a.m., 86. 10:00 a.m., 84. be on the look out for pop-up shower or thunderstorm. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast highlighting today and tomorrow because of the oppressive heat and humidity, both days heat index is 105 if not higher. monday and tuesday, 92. of wednesday and thursday, 90. friday, mostly sunny and hot, 89 degrees. if you look at the calendar it would suggest we have to come to an end sooner or later because we're getting into the middle of august. the following weekend looks like mid 80s. >> i'm looking at the forecast probably look liked your report

card. >> reporter: i got to admit it is close. >> "shelter me rescue of the week" winner takes us to south jersey, here's matt o'donnell. >> reporter: when melissa saw hazel at the animal shelter she had her reservations. >> i saw her she was depressed. >> reporter: but she decided to take a chance. >> anyone who comes over she greenlights them with a kiss. she is like a person, it's really cute they loves to play, loves the ball. >> reporter: she especially loves being with her play mate. >> they are best friends. >> it's a good feeling it makes you want to get another one into the home. >> reporter: gloucester county animal shelter has been making stories like that for the past

25 years. >> reporter: pa tiewn in -- pata is only 2. she is a nice cat and very affection nate. >> she loves to be held. i'm sure he'll be a nice couch potato. >> reporter: this is ziva a jack russell mix, she is good with orderly children and adults. if you're rescued in any of the animals you met today visitor the gloucester county animal shelter website. if you would like to share your stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page 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 ziva i'm matt o'donnell.

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everybody, 9:51 on a saturday morning, 85 degrees outside. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of cape may, new jersey. a couple of people out there relaxing on the beach. listen to this, meteorologist says it feels like 104 on the the beach. technically speaking the battle continues between adblockers and facebook. facebook found a way to get

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they stored them in their original clam she will containers. they are locked in the fridge and checked regularly. is it worth buying special containers? >> overall we found that none of the containers kept produce much fresher than the original clam she will. >> reporter: your fridge can make a difference. produce that's stored in a draw last longer, but any fridge can do a better job if you store foods in the right place. >> the best move is to store fruits and venl tables in -- vegetables in low and high humidity bins when you bring them home. >> broccoli and leafy greens should go in a high humidity drawer and fruits in low

humidity. keep potatoes and onions separate because gases from the onions will cause the potatoes to sprout. take out what you need to go along. nydia han channel 6 "action news."

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104 degrees that's the heat and humidity. 98 today. 97 tomorrow. both days heat index will range between 105 and 110. >> all right, folks, jack jack jack -- jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. we're back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're following for you, he was a much beloved icon, we remember captain noah. plus the oldest theater in the area, now, for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall make it a safe and cool saturday!

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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