begins his first full day as president of the united states. a look at what he has planned. hundreds of thousands of women marching in unity, the event planned in washington, d.c. and right here in philadelphia. plus, we're following developing news from chestnut hill where police are investigating a home invasion and sexual assault. those stories and more in just a moment, but first we turn to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers help you plan the day. not looking too good, >> reporter: we're getting used to this. this morning, a lot of low leave clouds and patchy fog has settled in. visibility is reduced. we have a caution flag up for the dense fog for just about everybody. it's important to take it easien on the roads. slow down the traveling speeds. the numbers are not improving, if anything, they have gotten

worse. we're down to .3 in philadelphia. half mile for allentown and millville. .3 in the poconos, everybody is socked in with the dense fog. satellite and radar it's unfortunate if we could get low level clouds to lift, satellite image shows we have breaks in the higher clouds. because the low level clouds are so stubborn, i don't think you'll see sunshine. cloudy day with areas of fog this morning some of it rather dense. 53 degrees is the mild high this afternoon. take a look, a little bit wider across the country. this is the nor'easter that moves in sunday night into monday. what i can back i'll have all the details when it arrives and how strong the winds will be and the waivings and the whole nine yards, gray. >> donald trump is waking up in the white house for the first

time as the 45th president of united states. i want to take you to washington, d.c., actually we don't have that video, so we apologize for that. to begin his first full day in office, the president will attend the prayer ceremony at the national cathedral. he has starredded -- started unraveling legislation put in place by president obama. president is a wake and tweeting he thanked people who viewed his speech pose positively. he is heading to the national cathedral for a prayer service as the clock is ticking on his first 100 days. >> >> reporter: as my way played donald trump danced with first lady melania in the course of three inaugural balls, we'll do

great things for our country. the nation's new first lady made her first remarks. >> i'm honored to be your first lady. we will fight, we will win and we will make america great again. thank you. >> preserve protect and defend. >> reporter: a campaign promise now a presidential mission statement. >> this is for general mattis, making official james matt 'tis and homeland secretary john kelly. where president obama created obama care, president trump began to repeal it. more than 200 protesters were arrested after violence broke out. today women across america will march, organizers hope this protest will send a different message. i have to tell you gray, we have seen from our location here, tens of thousands of protesters

holding signs they seem happy today and excited about what's to come and they are expecting big crowds 400,000 by last count. they may be adjusted upward as things continue to develop in washington, d.c. reporting live from the nation's capitol, lana zack channel 6 "action news." >> this morning, hundreds of thousands of people are descending on the nation's capitol for the women's march. a large number will be from the area. the action cam caught up with the group, mostly women boarding buses in university city this morning. there was an estimated 400 people in the group, they organized through social media. small groups will gather throughout the region like this one in haverford. >> i'm very pro choice, i am highly concerned that donald trump and his cabinet will take away that right for me and my

healthcare. >> we are highly educated women with masters degrees, and children that we have a vision of the future for, and we don't want to see that lost. >> and for those who want to participate in the march and do not want to travel to washington, d.c. another event is planned here today. john rawlins is live along the benjamin franklin parkway for the women's march that takes place in philadelphia. john what can we expect. >> reporter: we expect a lot of people. it looks like there will be tens of thousands of people in this march due to step out in an hour from now, from logan square moving west along the parkway to the steps of the art museum, there will be a rally there. heavy security. security arrived early when it was dark and continued to build as the morning progressed, logan square, the parkway, nearby streets closed to traffic. police cars and heavy trucks

used as barricades. organizers of the march expect 30,000 people to be here. early arrivals gathering this morning talked about why it was important to be hear. >> the present administration doesn't believe that women are part of the we the people. there's a lot of fear. >> i believe how they showcase themselves has become a threat to many minorities including women people of color. >> rights for women will be eroded certainly right for all the progress that was made in the lgbtq community, rights of the disabled, rights of immigrants, so many things that are core values as a county. >> reporter: the march is due to begin at 10:00, it will start at logan square they will move west. the rally starts at noon, it is expected to conclude at 3:00 p.m. live along the parkway, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you so much for the

update. "action news" coverage of the women's march in philadelphia continues at 6abc.com, you'll find road closures that will be in effect during this event. you can share your pictures and videos from the march by sharing them on the "action news" facebook page and twitter using the #6abc action. 907. police are investigating a home invasion and sexual assault in the chestnut hill neighborhood. a woman and man told me police they were a wakened by a masked man inside their home on the unit block of east chestnut hill avenue. the suspect assaulted the women before stealing the victim's wallet and car. developing this morning, philadelphia police are questioning a woman accused of shooting a man inside her apartment in manayunk. officers responded to the 4300 block of boon street at 2:30 a.m. the women encountered the man in

her bedroom and said he was holding a pair of scissors, the man was shot once in the neck and died at the scene. he has been identified as a 32-year-old man. this morning firefighters are trying to figure out what started a fire that killed two brothers in delaware county. smoke poured out of a second floor window of the 1,000 block of morton avenue in chester yesterday. the fire ripped through three homes a mother and two adult sons were in one of the homes. the brothers died in the fire, we are told that one was disabled. that mother is being treated for smoke inhalation. the owner of a store on jewelers row has been charged with buying jewelry stolen from luxury homes in the suburbs. police say this man here used three store fronts that he owned to buy and sell the stolen jewelry. they say he was the middleman for a burglary ring that targeted homes in chester and

delaware county. the thieves tied up a resident and threw a safe from a second floor balcony and got away with a half million dollars worth of items. a major connection between pennsylvania and new jersey is shut down and there's no word when it will reopen. the turnpike connector bridge between bristol, bucks county and burlington county, new jersey was closed yesterday afternoon after a bridge painting crew found a fracture in the truss on the pennsylvania side. drivers were directed to use narrower burlington bristol bridge that created a tie-up on route 413 and 13. >> it's not that busy at all. >> i got off i-95 half-hour ago. >> reporter: and you've gone how far? >> not even five miles. >> never fun to be stuck in traffic. crews tell "action news" the bridge will be closed today at a minimum. a timeline for repairs is expected to be released this

weekend to plan for the monday morning commute. musicians are coming together for one of their own in south philadelphia, they played a benefit concert for philadelphia native and trombonist jeff bradshaw, he was diagnosed with an and not able to play for months. a tornado touches down in mississippi, you'll hear what we're learning about the damage left behind. >> reporter: it is the same storm that's heading this way for the second half of the weekend. dense fog continues this morning, clouds and unsettled weather tomorrow and heavy rain by monday. details coming up right after

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>> four people are dead after one tornado ripped through southern mississippi. this happened overnight. the twister ripped trees from the ground and tore roofs from homes and left a wide path of destruction in hattiesberg. emergency crews are on campus assessing the damage. 12 people were hurt.

tough time for folks in mississippi. back here at home, meteorologist chris sowers tracking our forecast, not pretty, but no rain today. >> reporter: no rain today, but it's the same storm that produced the tornados down there that will be running the eastern seaboard and become a full blown nor'easter by the time it hits on monday. when you hear nor'easter you think of heavy snow, but there's no cold air around, this will be rain and wind. commodore barry bridge that's the view right now, we are fogged in, actually the entire delaware and lehigh valleys seeing visibilities between 1 and 2 miles or even less in areas. philadelphia up to one mile, we're improving slightly there. 3 miles in trenton. half mile for atlantic city and millville. .8 in reading. half mile in the lehigh valley. .3 in the poconos. there's just no cold air, even buffalo is sitting at 44 degrees, it's 9:14 a.m., it's

unbelievable for this time of the year. pits, 47. washington, d.c., 48. we're already at 44 and we have a completely cloudy sky, just imagine if we had any sunshine today, my goodness, the temperatures could easily been in the mid 50s. we're forecasting a high of 53, but again it could be warmer if we had sunshine. there's the storm developing right now, pushing through the southern states it becomes a nor'easter sunday night into monday, it runs up the spine of the appalachians with heavy rains and gusty winds. here's a better view over here, all the drier air on the backside this is where all the storminess is developing, the heavy rains and gusty winds. let's time it out, future tracker 6, later this afternoon, it's a quiet day, dull looking, lots of clouds and fog around from time to time. overnight tonight here comes round number one, after midnight into the wee hours of the morning. first thing tomorrow morning we're looking at periods of

rain, some of it will be heavy at times. by afternoon we catch a break in the action maybe leftover showers and drizzle, the heavy rains are gone. this is by 2:00. during the late afternoon or early evening hours same thing showers and drizzle. round number two arrives sunday night into monday morning, heavy rains, torrential rain and strong gusty winds. as a matter of fact, the gusts could reach 65 miles per hour anywhere from sandy hook to wildwood. 45 to 55-mile an hour gusts for the i-95 corridor and weaker winds across central pennsylvania including the wilks-berre scranton area, harrisburg state college places to the west. a majority of the area will see gusts as high as 50 miles per hour as we get into monday morning. more specifically for the jersey shore, sunday night into monday morning, peak wind gusts 55 to 65 miles per hour. keep in mind hurricane force

begins at 74, this is a tad under that, spotty power outages are likely. beach erosion and minor coastal flooding monday morning at the height of the storm. for today, cloudy skies, a quiet day, morning fog, 53 degrees is the forecasted high, winds are out west at 5 to 10. as you can see it's a dull day, 52 by 1:00 p.m., 53 by 3, 5:00 p.m., 50. overnight tonight, rain arrives after midnight. 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 46 for center city. all the numbers warmer than the normal high for this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a lot of unsettled weather at least in the short term. 53 today, cloudy and fog. rain developing sunday, 52. nor'easter arrives monday highlighted in red, windswept rain, 48 degrees.

tuesday, 52 degrees with morning rain, wednesday, wednesday, sunshine and 54 degrees, hopefully nothing changes and we see the sun. >> it could be snow. president donald trump has made noticeable changes to the white house decors. yesterday we got a glimpse of the revamped oval office be gold curtains hang and a new rug and a bust of winston churchhill to the decors.

>> in italy prayers are answered at the site of a hotel crushed by an avalanche. four children were found alive in the ruins there. the search continues for others missing, four others died. a homemade bomb went off next to a boston police cruiser.

the officer noticed the device and got to safety. police believe the surveillance cameras captured the image of the suspect. the search is on tore the person. immediately after swearing in at capitol hill yesterday, president obama took off from joint base andrews to california. they intended to go to palm st. patrick's but due to bad weather they were force to do land in riverside. mr. obama said he and he is wife are going to enjoy vacation time before getting back to work. >> hey guys back on amtrak. >> reporter: joe biden hopped on an amtrak train following the big ceremony. he took amtrak to washington for all those years. he arrived at the station that bears his name. from there the couple went to the chase center for a welcome back rally. >> the time 9:21 a look at

what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. wildwood wood convention center hosting the atlantic ocean classic dog show all weekend. that should be fun. events include the best puppy in competition. police k-9 and award for valour and service. tickets are available at the door. celebrate the chinese new year at the penn museum, the celebration include asian films screening marital arts demonstrations. zodiac gallery tours and lion dance. this hams from 11:00 a.m -- this happens from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. there's no denying it, the sixers have been hot lately. highlights from last night's game in portland as the team tries to keep up the momentum.

so glad you stayed with us, 9:25 saturday morning, 44 degrees, sky6 live hd over cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers says it's going to be dry and dreary all day long and rain throughout the weekend. no sun in sight anytime soon. red hot sixers andize cold flyers are -- and ice cold flyers are in action today. the sixers won a thriller, but also got a scare. ducis rogers has sports. >> reporter: good morning, get on board now, people, it's a fun ride and it may never end. the sixers continue to be the hottest team in the nba. joel impede comes up lame after this stunt in the third quarter,

a hyper extended knee, he tested out in the tunnel, returns to the game to score 18 points and comes up lame again. he will not play in the game in atlanta. robert covington, 3 seconds to go, sixers up 1, covington, 22 points. the sixers played just enough defense, they win 93-92. can you believe it? that's 8 wins in their past ten games. the flyers remember them? they have not played since sunday. tonight they are back in action at home against the devils. the flyers are trying to first thing things out, they dropped 11 of their last 14 games. hopefully they use the time off to hit the reset button. >> everybody is excited to be back and get back to work. >> i think the guys will come

back fresh and put this hind them and start a new here. college basketball, villanova faces providence at the wells fargo center. they are 18-1. they know providence always plays them tight. >> they are a great team, well coached they play tough, they have a lot of talent. >> that's why they beat us here last year, their rank and toughness especially on the glass. >> that's sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. something is creating a foul odor in one central pennsylvania town. we have the update on the source of the stink coming up. hundreds of thousands of gearing up to march through washington, d.c. today. this is a live picture along the benjamin franklin parkway of

women in the area gathered for the march on philadelphia a sister march to the one in washington, d.c. plus the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers "action news" saturday at 9:00, comes right back. >> happening n

news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., philadelphians will be among the tens of thousands rallying in the nation's capitol. you'll hear why they say they

are taking part in the women's march on washington. health leaders in new jersey are taking action after increased lead leaves are found in some communities. temple basketball player has talent off the court. we'll take a look at his remarkable skills. those stories, but first, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the forecast with the accuweather conditions. it's gray this morning. >> reporter: not that we don't like gray. we would like to see sunshine, unfortunately today is not that day, neither is sunday, monday or tuesday. here's the water vapor looper across the country. it's gray and gloomy, no rain, it's miserable out there. we get into sunday, here comes the storm. it will be a full blown nor'easter, but no snow. the low develops here it will travel up the spine of the appalachians for position right here sunday night. the problem with this low is a

blocking area of high pressure to the north. had that high not been there this storm would not be nearly as bad, but the high will slow this low down. because of that we'll see a continuous flow off the ocean like this for hundreds of miles and easterly winds will develop. that will pile up the waves. this area here could see 15 a -- to 25-foot waves. there will be beach erosion and wave heights 15 feet-plus. it's the jersey shore that takes the brunt of this. philadelphia, heavy rain gusting up to 45 to 50 miles per hour. down the jersey shore, it's a different ballgame. coastal flooding there's a good bet you'll see that. power outages on the moderate risk scale and beach erosion on the high side.

donald trump's 100 days in office, it begins with a prayer ceremony this is a live picture at the washington cathedral where folks are gathered to the schedule -- that's scheduled to begin. leaders of different faiths will be joining in on the service, and later on donald trump plans to visit with the cia. there are different marchs taking place today. "action news" was in university city has local women plan to head to washington, d.c. hundreds of thousands are expected to take part in the rally. women in haverford and others boarded buses bound for the nation's capitol this morning. the washington, d.c. march starts at 10:00. anyone who did not wants to travel i-95 for the pro -- any one who did not want to travel down i-95 for the protest, there's a rally in the

philadelphia this morning. john rawlins is on the benjamin franklin parkway was a large group prepares. >> reporter: the organize are -- organizers are expecting 20 to 30,000 people. it's building fast. as we pan across logan square, we may not be to the 20 or 30,000 size, it's growing and growing quickly. a short time ago, when there were if your people here we -- fewer people here we talked to the folks and asked them why they were here. they said they wants to send a message to the washington. >> the present administration doesn't believe women are part of we the people. >> i believe they are a threat to many minorities including women people of color. >> rights for women will be eroded, certainly rights for all the progress that's been made in

the lbgtq community. very fearful. rights of the disabled, rights of immigrants. so many things that are core values of the country. >> reporter: well, as we said quite a few people gathered, it it went from hundreds to thousands, i would say there's over two thousand now, the entire area is filled with people. it continues to grow, the plan is for it to stoap off at 10:00, a little less than half an hour for for now, they will walk west along the parkway and have a rally by the art museum steps. that rally will go from noon to 3:00 p.m. live in center city, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." gray. >> crowd is growing there. thank you so much for the update. "action news" coverage of the women's march continues at 6abc.com, you'll find road closures that will be in effect during the event.

you can share your pictures and videos of the march by sharing them on the "action news" facebook page and on twitter just use the #, 6abc action. 9:00 pa a.m. there are no -- 635 there are no cars traveling on the bridge that connects the turnpike. a fracture was found on a truss on the pennsylvania side of the bridge. crews believe the bridge will remain closed throughout the day. in camden county, a police officer was charged in connection with the gun related death of his 8-year-old daughter. kennett ryder faces child endangerment charges. prosecutors said he left his revolver loaded and unsecured on a shelf in the stafford home.

sailor ryder was found shot to death on new year's eve. prosecutors have not said if she was shot by herself or by someone else. elevated levels of lead will be detected in clifton, pasaic, patterson and prospect park, new jersey. the commission plans to replace the lead lines and test it on a regular basis. people living in the impacted area are encouraged to use bottled water or filtered water. we have an update on a dog that was discarded in a trash bag. we're learning that the animal is improving there's the look right there. the dog named frances was released from penn vet yesterday afternoon. she has a new accessory to help her get around. the dog has a spinal fracture and can not move her behind

legs. she was fitted with the cart an she seems to be liking it. a local basketball player is impressing people on and off the court, jeff skeverski introduces us to a temple student who is a true artist. >> reporter: when he is not in the paint stroking a ball during the temple basketball game, you can find very guard mike robins immersed in paint. >> reporter: are you a better basketball player or painter. >> i am a d-1 painters and d-1 athlete. i don't know how good they are until my friends see it and tell me. i'm zoned in and trying to get the colors right. >> reporter: robin's tiny room is an art studio, he creates urban contrary art. he started painting three years ago. right before he became a walk-on at temple. he believes the strokes help him

with the strokes on the court. >> i'm a better basketball player when i am painting well. it's like i'm killing it here, i'll kill it there. >> reporter: robin eats sleeps and drinks basketball and painting. in fact when he gets stuck on an idea in his room, guess what he does to figure out and clear his mind. he goes over here and shoots hoops. >> my teammates give me implements and tell me to keep going wilt after the season. >> reporter: how can you score one of his pieces, he plans to start selling his work at local art shows after the season. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> true talent there. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm monica malpass for "action news" this is prince once a pup saved by paws our "shelter me rescue of the week" winner this week. you can meet prince and some of his friends later this morning on "action news." changes inside the white

house also bring changes to twitter. we'll tell you about the new account for former and new first family. we'll get another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, as we take this live picture right here, gloomy and gray all day, accuweather coming back with all the conditions.

>> a smell in lycoming county, pennsylvania turns out to be rotted rad

>> there are natural nutrient that are left in the soil. >> here's the problem, the winters was too warm. acres of crops are decaying faster leaving a bad smell in the area. people are rooting for colder weather. we hope they get it in that respect. control the cold, but -- i don't like the cold, but for those folks eliminate the smell. >> reporter: when we get to the 28th and 29th we may get colder air, but not anytime soon. there's no snow for the western suburbs, maybe mixing in the poconos at some point, but that's about it. as far as how far south the rain/snow line doesn't get close to philadelphia. you saw how gray and gloomy it is this morning, it will be that way for the duration of the

afternoon. there could be a little bit of mist out there, but that's about it. 44 for philadelphia. 45 for millville, atlantic city, cape may, 45. 44 for lancaster and wilmington. even the poconos, 40 degrees in the mountains, trenton checking in at 43. here's another look at the nor'easter we're watching. this will be a two part system, this is rounds number one, that is round number two, that will be the main event that arrives sunday night into monday. here's a close look at rounds number 1, quite impressive we have lightning counter on in the morning. usually with the in stability and the heating of the day you get this stuff in the afternoon. impressive. this will bring moderate rain to the area after midnight tonight and into sunday morning. you'll see that on future tracker 6. we'll keep it cloudy throughout the day, a lot of low level clouds dealing with patchy fog from time to time, a miserable looking day.

it won't be raining. that changes sunday morning. after midnight tonight the first round of rain arrives sunday morning, steady rain that will pull out in the afternoon. there could be leftover patchy drizzle only to see rounds number two move in sunday night. monday morning, heavy rains pull through and strong gusty winds. rainfall totals looks like a 1 to 2 inches, isolated amount of 3. all it takes is a mild shift to the west, all of a sudden this is closer to 3 inches. right now it looks like 1 to 2, heavier amounts closer to the jersey shore. the winds this will be another big issue, 3:30 p.m., nothing too bad, we've seen 20-mile an hour gusts before, look how quickly the numbers jump during the day. we get into monday morning, all of a sudden we're seeing 50-plus mile an hour gusts for the

jersey and the jersey shore. 60 dover, millville, atlantic city by 9:00 a.m. we're piling on the water and we'll seacoastal flooding. to give you an idea, power outages expected for the jersey shore. 45-mile an hour winds broken branches and television. twigs, you get into the jersey shore, trees could be uprooted when you talk about 50, 60, 65-mile an hour winds. big problems for the jersey shore especially with the high tide that occurs at 4 m-- 4:00 a.m. overnights tonight, fog developing, rain develops after midnight. lots of clouds, it's mild and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows clouds hanging tough until we get to wednesday.

wednesday is finally the day where we hope to see sunshine. cloudy with areas of fog, 53. rain developing tomorrow, 52. windswept rain for monday, 48. morning rain tuesday, 352. 52, sounding like a broken record here. >> imagine if this was snow it would be 40 inches. >> thank you for the update. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week," a dog meets her best friends after being found in a rough shape. monica malpass has the story. >> reporter: meet special agent rockies brown cleopatra, you can call her roxy for sure. >> she loves people. >> reporter: an roxy with an adopt me jacket on. when rockies was rescued she was a starving stray.

anthony fostered her back to health. then he made thes adoption official. at the philadelphia animal welfare society or paws they are trying to make the matches everyday. >> a job made easier with cuties like ketchup a three month old found as a stray. >> she is fantastic. >> reporter: kendall is 8 months old and a great edition to any home. >> she is very soft and loves to be petted. >> reporter: beauty is a puppy looking for a family looking to teach her the basics. >> she is a good dog, a sweet lady. >> reporter: wreath has a lot of personality but can be picky when choosing his cat friends. >> he will be better in a house

with a cat that will match his sassiness. >> reporter: this is prince who is good with other dogs and a very sweet boy. if you're interested in prince or any of the animals you met today, you can visit the philadelphia animal welfare society website. if you would like to us to share your shelter success story post a picture to the "fyi philly" using the #6abc shelter me and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll feature story on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with prince, monica malpass channel 6 "action news."

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the news comes ahead of planned event to reveal the results of a month long investigation into the phone problems. obama administration handled over their twitter account at 12:01. the at potus belongs to donald trump. he has used it to tweet five times. he plans to continue to use his at real donald trump account which has 26.6 million followers. the at potus was changed and blocked to melania trump. she has not use used the account yet. the obama's account have been moved to at potus44. the car show has been delighting karlovs from -- car lovers from around the regionmelissa magee mchas

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>> that car was a character just like the other main characters on screen. >> reporter: look for the time machine from back to the future and more. >> these cars will help everyone remember great memories. >> reporter: jeep will have an all new ride and drive inside the 700,000 square foot show. >> it's another thing that returns our promise we'll give you a great day of fun in the city of philadelphia. this year the show partnered with the boy scouts and girl scouts for the first ever scouts day on sunday, january 29. >> they will be learning about the industry and show and career paths. >> reporter: to participate in scouts day guests must preregister, find in fact on the philadelphia auto show website. melissa magee channel 6 "action news." >> tune in next saturday night, january 28th for a one hour preview of the philadelphia auto

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>> final check of the forecast, chris, what did you do with the sun, man? bring it back. >> reporter: the biggest concern is the fog we'll see low visibility through the first part of the arch of we're down to a mile in philadelphia. 2 1/2 for trenton. here's the call for accuweather,

morning fog giving way to mainly cloudy skies, mild, 53 degrees. sunday, rain developing high of 52. the winds increase sunday night into monday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've highlighted monday in red because of the possibility of maybe coastal flooding beach erosion and minor structural damage for the jersey shore. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is coming up next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight at 6:00 p.m. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, crow shea -n prisons and help the needy. now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gri gray, make it a great day.

narrator: "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." after a day of adventure, i love to sit down to a big meal. but my appetite is nothing compared to today's creatures. do they take turns? joe: yeah, the one that gets there first. jack: no matter if they prefer meat-- sue: i've never seen an animal devour food that fast. jack: fruits and leaves-- they're surrounding us. they're over here, they're over here. or fresh seafood-- mark: they'll sometimes eat 200 pounds of salmon in a day. jack: all of today's animals are voracious.