hit-and-run this morning we have a description of the vehicle police are trying to locate. plus, the philadelphia auto show kicks off today in center city, an inside look at what to expect at this year's event. those stories in a moment, but first outside we go to an excited meteorologist chris sowers because it is snowing out there. >> reporter: i got to tell you five minutes ago it was coming down steadily. i looked at the radar, it's a few flurries, but it's nice to see, after all it is january, it's not supposed to be in the 50s and 60s all month. let's flip it over to the radars, it's not a surprise storm or anything like that just a couple of flakes, one small band that broke off from the great lakes, it took the journey over the mountains and planted itself over the delaware and the lehigh valleys. nothing more than just a few flakes. we'll make a quick zoom into the city of philadelphia and the immediate surrounding suburbs. where you're seeing the brighter shade of white is where it's coming down a little bit steadier. i want to stress it is very,

very light. some of the flakes might be large in the lighter white shaded areas, chadds ford and media and the city itself. windchills are in the mid to upper 20s. actual air temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. a lot of this will not stick. if it does it only lasts for a couple of minutes before it melts. with the wind it feels like 28. 26 in allentown. 29 in millville. 30 degrees in cape may. so forecast for today, morning flurries afternoon sunshine mixed with clouds. it will be breezy with a high of 43 degrees. so blustery windchills over the next couple of days, seasonable temperatures perhaps more snow showers are in the forecast next week. i will be back along with the details, gray, i'll see you in just a few minutes. >> chris, thank you for the update. 9:01 a.m., we're a week into the first week of donald trump's 100 days in office he has fulfilled more campaign

promises by issuing executive orders by making sweeping changes to the nation's refugee policy. >> reporter: one change you should into the pentagon to swear in his new defense secretary, a sweeping new executive order that imposes new limits on who will be allowed to enter the u.s. trump suspended almost all refugee admissions for four months and syrian refugees indefinitely. >> we know what that means, protection of the nation from foreign terrorists entry into the united states. >> reporter: the executive order specifically mentions the september 11 terror attack that justifies spending spending visa entry for seven countries with predominantly muslim population. saudi arabia where the hijacker

were from are not on the list, turkey or egypt all countries where the trump organization does business. it calls for rigorous vetting for all visitors to the u.s. trump told cbs news he would be inclined to make an exception for christian refugees from muslim countries. >> if you're a christian it was very, very tough to get into the united states. we'll help them. >> which you chuck schumer sae tears running down the statue of liberty. >> it's unconstitutional and unamerican and unjust. >> reporter: president is at pains to reassure america's greatest ally. posting with the british prime

minister with the bust of winston churchhill president obama removed from the white house. >> teresa may showed she is a quick study on how to build a special relationship with trump. >> i'm here to congratulate you on what was a stunning election victory. >> that was david wright with that report. back here, two men responsible for an attempted home invasion, shot a man at the front door of his apartment. the men had on masks when they came to long shore avenue in tacony. >> the male attempted to close the door quickly at which time he was shot once in the shoulder. >> the suspects took off empty handled, the victim in the hospital in stable condition. this morning philadelphia police looking for the hit-and-run driver who killed a grandmother. it happened in west philadelphia. police say the 48-year-old woman

stepped off a trolley with 6 children at 57th and girard street. she was hit by a minivan as she held her 3-year-old grandson in her hand. that woman died from her injuries at the hospital. the toddler had minor injuries. the other five children were badly shaken, but they were not hurt. they are searching for a late model white minivan with significant front end damage. a man was shot ten times outside a north philadelphia bar. it is possible that a text message lured the victim outside on germantown avenue. shot after 11:00 p.m. and is in critical condition. investigators are working to see if the text he received or surveil answer cameras could help find the shooter. two people survived this crash in willingboro, burlington county, the suv hit a tree on beverly rancocas road at 2:00 a.m. both the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital. they are in stable condition. the 9:05.

no need to wait to buy tickets for firefly music festival they are on sale right now. the biggest music and camping festival on the east coast features 150 acts. the list of headliners came out yesterday, the weekend news, 21 pilot, chance the rapper and recent no bell prize winner, bob dylan will be there. it runs june 15th to the 18th at the woodlands of dover. the philadelphia auto show kicks off this weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. melissa magee has a preview. >> reporter: the pennsylvania convention center becomes the city's most exclusive parking lot. 700 vehicles will be on display from more than 40 manufacturers. >> it's all there waiting for you. >> reporter: exotic alley is back welcoming the most limited additions and all new this year, vehicles from hollywood.

>> that car was a focal feature character. >> reporter: look for the time machine from back to the future. bat mobile. >> i can't wait to walk hollywood row. >> reporter: camp jeep will have an all new ride and drive inside the 700,000 square foot show. this year the show partnered with the boy scouts and girl scouts for the first scouts day january 29. >> they will be learn about the show to career path. >> reporter: to participate in scouts day, guests must preregister, you can find information on the auto show website. melissa magee channel 6 "action news." >> take a look here, many auto enthusiasts dressed up to get a preview of the show. the black tie tailgate gave people a chance to dine and dance, look at there, "action

news" anchor rick williams and his wife there, joclyn, and 6abc president and general manager, bernie prazenica. the event benefits the children's hospital of philadelphia. they clean up nicely, don't they. tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. for a preview of the auto show on 6abc. melissa, adam, ducis and karen will show you the latest car technology coming to the pennsylvania convention center. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. we all know hoagies are delicious, what about a zoagie. stay tuned for details on one man's creation. details of a mother and daughter arrest has gone viral. we have the latest on this case. chris. >> reporter: gray, we have a few snow flurries and snow showers out there this morning, we could have more flurries and snow showers out there next week. i'll let you know in the

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to the fire getting warm in shorts. >> shorts? >> reporter: in shorts. i guess it's seasonable chilly not terribly cold. i'm going to get my blizzard. >> i'll be on my vacation when it comes. >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on, sky6 live hd you can see flakes flying out there this morning, nothing more than a few flurries, in some locations, as we flip it over to the radars, the flakes are larger than others, that's where you will see the brighter white. it's the radar's way of showing heavier snow flurry activity. we'll make a quick zoom you can see the brighter shades of white through malvern and chadds ford. you can see a steadier flurry, same thing with wilmington, interior sections of south jersey, glassboro, elmer,

williams town and sewell. you can see the flakes in havertown, pennsylvania, nothing accumulating out there, after all the end of january, now, and we are supposed to see snow. i actually had someone on facebook say beyond what's going on, i thought it was spring, what's up with the snow. that's how mild it's been. we've had 5 inches of snow for the season, we should have 5 more. we have not had any snow since january 7. we have not dipped below freezing officially in philadelphia since january 16. that shows you the winter for the snow lovers. pottstown, 31, quakertown, 31, warrington, 33, center city, 37. 36 in glassboro. 37 in smyrna and dover. 37 in hammonton. 37 degrees in woodbine. high temperatures today will get up into the low to mid 40s.

the wind will make it feel like the mid 30s. it will be blustery at times. satellite and radar, instability snow showers out there this morning, this will pass on by here, within the next couple of hours. the steady accumulating snows are out here across the eastern shores of the great lakes, lake erie and ontario where they could pick up 6 to 12 inches on top of the 6 to 1 inches -- 12 inches that has fallen. windchills over the next 48 hours. later this afternoon, even though we are topping out in the low to mid 40s, with the wind it will feel like the mid 30s. windchills drop down into the mid 20s again with temperatures in the 40s and feeling like the mid 30s once again. high temperatures getting above where we should be for this time of the year, it doesn't feel like what you're seeing behind me, it will feel like the 30s. morning sun and clouds, breezy,

winds out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. you can see how nicely the afternoon pans out. it is chilly, but seasonable. 3:00 p.m., 42. 5:00 p.m., 42. look for a combination of sun and clouds. overnight tonight, 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 32 for center city. these numbers are cold, they are colder than we've been, but both of them are above average for where we should be for this time of the year. 43 today. 43 tomorrow, tomorrow is just like today nice and quiet, clouds and sun. monday, look for cloudy skies, a couple of flurries, minor accumulation in chester and lancaster counties. tuesday, 42, mostly cloudy an snow showers. a cold front comes in and wednesday, that cools us off, 36

thursday, 34 on friday. >> you got your snow, that's it. 9:00 are 15, -- 915, the fried food world has a new edition. >> you can get high test fuel for the body, here at zoagies. >> that makes you want to get one. barns of salem operates that truck in pennsville. it's zoagie is a deep fried role with crab, and others things. >> they are looking for hope and looking for someone to look up to, i knew being in the mist of them, driving and fighting and do everything i could to achieve my dreams i do everything to inspire them. >> he hopes one day to move from his food truck to the

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coming in from syracuse new york. it shows a frightening moment a pickup truck slammed into a mass transit bus. the truck was lodged into the bus. it swerved off the road to avoid stopped traffic. amazingly the truck driver and bus passengers escaped with minor injuries. wow. police near dallas, texas dropped charges against a mother and daughter seen in an arrest video that went viral. jack run craig and her teen daughter were taken into custody a month ago, craig called fort worth police to say a man choked her 7-year-old son for littering. the officer asked craig why she

did not teach her son not to litter, when she said the man had no right to put his hands on her son. the officer responded why not. when craig's daughter intervened, he used a taser to subdue both of them and another person. >> we're listening to the voices we heard. this incident raises very big concerns. >> another person could be arrested for posting the officer's body camera video of the arrest, balls the video showed personal information about the officer. 9:20, oscar nominated actor john hurt died after battling pancreatic cancer. he was known for his roles in the in the midnight express and elephant man and alien. he appeared in several "harry potter" movies. he was 77 years old. former president george

h.w.bush could go home from the hospital this weekend. he has been treated for pneumonia. mr. bush took his last round of antiby on antibiotics on thursday. a spokesperson for the former president said mr. bush is looking forward to getting back home. his wife barbara bush was released on monday after being treated for bronchitis. heartfelt words from serena williams after her big win over her big sister at the australian open. the sixers take on the rockets, highlights from last night's game coming up. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen,

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9:23, once again, serena will sharrie williams wills is -- serena williams is at the top of the tennis world beating her sister in the australia open. you just saw serena drop to the ground celebrating that bitter sweet moment taking down her big sister in two sets. it was her 7th australian title. she calls venus her inspiration. >> she is the only reason i'm standing here today. >> nike sent serena's sneakers with the number 23 to mark her 23rd title in the open era. sixers winning streak is over, joel impede is not going to the all star game, but he is playing like one. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: joel embiid was dieing to play last night after missing the last three games and

missing out on the all star game. in the first game since that snub, guess what, the sixers star place like an all star. alan iverson in the house last night. sixers the best team in the nba. against the rockets we have liftoff, down as many as 13, joe joe says, no, no. impede with the ball doing it all, 32 points, one shy of his career high. james harden on fire, scores 19 in the third, that's almost as many as the entire sixers team. impede back-to-back 3s, he gets four of them tieing a career high. sixers within 4, sixers have no answer for harden losing

123-118. their 6 game winning streak is over. it's a travesty that's what sixers guard mcconnell said about embiid being left off the all star team. impede is not taking any shots about that snub, he is playing it cool. >> like i said i'm disappointed, i'm happy for those guys. >> reporter: like the sixers, tiger woods has had a painful last few years. just maybe tiring should take the 6 -- tiger should take the sixers approach. listen to this sounds like like impede is giving tiger advice on the court. did you hear that? trust the process yell at tiger. that's the sixers slogan. he missed the cut at the farmers

open. he has missed the cut four of his last seven tournments. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day. >> here's a look at the events happening in and around the area this weekend. independent seaport museum at penns landing is celebrating the lunar new year. there will be colorful activities, creating your own chinese lantern and puppets and roosters. calling all high school girls in south jersey, get the dress of your dreams, courtesy of prom closet of new jersey. it helps girls get their dress shoes and accessories for the big dance. all gowns cost between 10 and $50. check it out at eastern high school in voorhees. disappointing news for

those looking 0 forward to the annual philadelphia cycling classic. we have details on why the race won't happen this year. drivers who use the delaware river bridge the latest on repair efforts. plus, the latest on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" at 9:00 a.m. continues. organic and free-from items.

>> happening on "action news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., crash and run, three people are in custody after a wild ride in delaware county. plus, police arrest a man in connection with a number of armed robberies as others remain on the run. with president donald trump first week behind him, we have details on the critical phone calls he will make this weekend. those stories in a moment, outside we go to chris sowers who is braving the snowflakes. >> reporter: braving the elements, right, gray. inthis will disappoint you, the snow has stopped, we'll have more flurry activity on monday. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar, i'll set it in motion, we have a piece of moisture coming off lakes erie and ontario. it survived the trip over the many times and that's what you're seeing in your neighborhood right now. we'll zoom north and west, we get into jenkintown, and norristown and north of

phoenixville, the snow is heavier there, the flakes are larger. that's why you're seeing the brighter lights on the radar. not a big deal, just a couple of flurries, temperatures are actually above freezing. if this is sticking it will be melting shortly. 36 in coatsville, 31 in pottstown, center city, 37. smyrna and dover, 37. gandys beach, vineland, 37. glassboro, 36 and cinnaminson, 35 degrees. photograph for today, after the morning flurries pass look for a combination of sun and clouds the rest of the way, it will be chilly, high of 43. with the wind the temperature will feel like 35, 36. again, it will be blustery from time to time. when i come back in just a few minutes, we're talking about colder temperatures. an arctic front arrives thursday

and friday, i'll have the details coming up in ten minutes or so. >> look forward to it, thank you. new information to tell you about, a driver crashed his car in delaware county before running from police. it happened around 3:30 a.m. in media. the driver lost control and drove through a fence before hitting a utility shed. the driver and passenger got out of the car and ran, but officers caught them. both were taken into custody. this morning philadelphia police are searching for what is they describe as a gang of violent criminals. this piece of surveillance videos shows one of the armed robberies. police believe they are responsible for two dozen crimes an may be involved in the shooting of a cab driver. investigative reporter chad perdelli has the exclusive story. >> reporter: police say this is surveillance video from the brazen crew's first robbery. they enter pete's pizza and employees scatter.

they force an employee to the front of the store and steal cash and flee. >> a guy came in with a hood and had it tight to his face. a month later, the crew struck again, this time rich arrest was at the front -- richard was at the front counter getting ready to close up. when i saw what was going on, i told everybody to get out the back. >> reporter: they ran out the back door and they were uninjured. investigators say as many as a dozen teens and young men are part of the crew terrorizing tinicum to philadelphia to the main line. >> they hit pizza stores, wawas and 7-elevens. >> reporter: john walker said this man marquees carter made a mistake and left his phone at the crime he scene. he was arrested last week and charged in three crimes. police believe the 22-year-old is the ring leader. >> they have stolen two cars

from two local dips one in lower merion and one in delaware county. >> reporter: lieutenant john walker believe the gang is responsible for the shooting that left a cab driver in critical condition on january 15. now, police, want help capturing the at large criminals who continue to strike. >> they have not stopped. we had another incident on the 23rd. >> reporter: investigators say when they arrested carter at his girlfriend's house, he was armed with a revolver. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> a new castle county police officer and another driver survived a crash in stanton, delaware. the mangled control car ended up on the front your west newport pike around 7:00 p.m. authorities have not said how badly everybody was hurt. a motorcycle was killed in a crash with a septa bus. it happened last night.

philadelphia police say the 46-year-old biker ran a red light. the biker hit the route 26 bus westbound on olney avenue at rising sun. no injuries reported on the bus. it is 9:35, president donald trump has had a busy first week in office, the 45th president has signed four executive orders and 8 presidential memorandum. four cabinet members were sworn into office. he spoke at homeland security and department of defense. he hosted his first foreign head of state, prime minister of teresa may. the president is showing no signs of slowing down over the weekend. today he is scheduled to speak to several foreign leaders most notably, vladimir putin.

there will be no charges for chris christie in the bridgegate scandal. prosecutors said the state does not believe there was any criminal misconduct. a complaint claimed he violated the state's conduct law when he failed to open the lanes to the girard point the -- george washington bridge. "action news" was in bristol township last night as the support structures arrived for the delaware river bridge. crews say it is not in danger of collapsing. >> it's in good shape, except obviously for this fracture point. again, ardythe once we get it rd it will be back in service for many years to come.

people living near the site of a sinkhole in glenside, montgomery county no longer have to boil their water. aqua pa issued the advisory on brook road. not clear what caused it to form. the city has called off the international cycling classic. >> bikes take over the streets for the philadelphia international cycling classic. this year the tradition is coming to an end. thousands of fans will not be cheering on the riders as they take on grueling task of climbing up the manayunk wall. it is 30 year tradition many say will be missed. >> the regular joe blow going out there and doing the hill on saturday morning, beforehand to the families coming out, lining the raceway on sunday, local racers coming cheering on their heros, it's a good event. >> reporter: the brakes were put on the event due to a lack of

money. the city released a statement saying regrettably we were not able to find enough sponsor interested in covering the 1 million-dollar cost for the bike race. >> i understand after the boston marathon, i do running myself, my dad is a marathon runner, that stuff is scary, i don't like like living in fear. >> reporter: the city said theyd everything they could to save the race, but there was not enough money to cover the costs of security. it admits it needs lots of support to make it happen. >> it's early enough we might be able to save it. maybe they can cut down on security, it's not a event that needs a ton of security, i don't know, we'll see what happens. >> everyone hoping that event is saved, we should mention something similar happened back

in 2013, the race was saved because the money was raised. many people hope the money will be found and the race will go on. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> i'm karen rogers this is sullivan our winner of the "shelter me rescue of the week." you can meet sullivan, there's more i promise. >> using medicine to get a good night's sleep. we'll tell you what's in the popular sleep aid. we'll get a live look outside, snow flurries, no need for a shovel, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. dear fellow citizen,

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>> suv collided with a school bus that happened in california. the suv swerved to a void hitting a car and hit the school bus. the bus driver and four students were not seriously hurt. happening in california, strong winds are being blamed for ripping trees right from the ground and at least four big rigs were knocked on their side. area experienced 60 to 70-mile an hour windy gusts that's intense. several highways were shut down

due to dangerous conditions for the drivers. really windy there. >> reporter: there were a couple of gusts reported in the 90 to 95-mile an hour range. you saw the blue sky it was a sunny day. it's called the santa ana, the winds get fund through the valley -- funalled through the valley -- funneled through the valley and you get the gusty winds. the grounds and the air are moist they are not in a drought any more. the santa anas are not producing forest fires, you saw things knocked over things like that. back here at home, we have a little bit of a breeze, nothing like that, we have a windchill so bundle up. we had flakes flying from riverside, new jersey, and westward through phoenixville and norristown. very, very light stuff, just a couple of flakes. actually when i was on city avenue a few minutes ago, i felt

the sun. that's the kind of afternoon it will be, sun and clouds, maybe a flurry or two. it's been a while we've been above freezing for two weeks. the normal low in philadelphia, 26 degrees, the current temperature, 35. it's another day well above seasonal averages, even though it will feel cooler today. it gives you an idea where we've been over the last few weeks. lots of 50s and upper 30 40s. dewpoint, 22. pressure rising out of the west/southwest at 15 miles per hour. this is what it feels like, even though the air temperatures are in the 30s with the winds it feels like the upper 20s. the air mass seeping in from the north, we'll call it chilly, not cold, not arctic in nature. this air mass is getting us back to normal, it's getting us to where we should be in the upper 30s, low 40s. we'll see a reinforcing shot of

that colder air in the second half of next week. that will put temperatures in the mid to upper 30 os for high, that's a little bit colder of an air mass. that's getting us back to where we should be. satellite and radar lots of clouds mixed with sunshine from time to time, perhaps a flurry or two, nothing more. future tracker 6 confirming that we'll stop the clock at 3:00 p.m., sun and clouds, breezy. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. as we head into sunday, partly sunny skies and temperatures in the 40s. 43 degrees, chilly wind. 43 in millville. cape may, 42. pair of 4s in dover. trenton, you'll top out around 40, 41. overnight tonight you're dropping down to 29. city of philadelphia, 32 degrees, the freezing mark. millville, 28 of course cape may, 35, dover, 30 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and quiet in the are short term, 43 today and 43 tomorrow.

monday there's a quick-moving clipper system that will pass on by to the north. it will be close enough to produce flurries monday morning. 39 degrees, don't be surprised if you see a few flakes out there. tuesday another clipper passes on by to the north. same thing maybe a flurry or snow shower during the afternoon highs around 42. wednesday, lots of clouds, 42 degrees, a stronger cold front comes in wednesday night, that produces colder temperatures thursday into friday, 36 thursday, 34 friday's high temperatures. no big snows, it's kind of quiet. >> my shovel by the door? >> reporter: pack it away. 9:46, a local veterinary team is wrapping up a free clinic for dogs and cats living off the coast of nicaragua. in "shelter me rescue of the week," karen rogers meets the purpose of a rescue to save dogs here and around the world. >> reporter: inside pen ridge

hospital they are not justing medical cares they are helping dogs find homes harley haven rescue. harley's haven is name for the first dog she ever rescued. >> reporter: this is the second year dr. beth and her team are holding a free veterinary clinic on the big island. >> they have no veterinary care. >> reporter: in four days they spay, neuter ascertain vaccinate hundreds -- and vaccinate hundreds ever animals. >> there's a lot of dogs who need help. >> this 3-year-old chinese crescent could be sassy, but loves all crete at at -- creatu. brut a boxer mix.

this is a one-year-old dalmation pit mix, she would make a great running companion. >> . quinn was saved from death row at animal care and control of philadelphia. >> she loves everyone. >> reporter: this is sullivan whole do anything for a treat. what a good boy. he is only 6 months old and almost fully house trained. he has a little growing to do, he is so cute and playful. he likes other dogs and loves kids and loves to play, and eager to please. if you're interested in sullivan or any of the other dogs visit the pen ridge animal hospital website. if you want to share your rescue story post a picture on our "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc shelter me.

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>> your time, 9:50, in technically speaking if you're drinking on super bowl sunday if you think you've had too much, there's one way to find out breathe on the toast chip bag, the bag will flash and the message don't drink and drive will appear. if the drinker is good to go the light mr. flash green. >> reporter: researches in the nether land found people who swear more are more honest. people who use curse words are less likely to care what others think and thus likely to tell you the truth. new jersey and delaware are among the top three states that use the most profanity. and new jersey received the

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>> it is associated with an increased risk of alzheimers. consumer reports has these cautions, make sure you have a full night sleep after taking it. don't drive after a full night sleep if you feel drowsy. never mix it with alcohol or other sleep medication. don't take an extra dose if you wake up in the middle of the night. other over the count sleep medications are intended for short term use, no longer than 14 days. if can you're having trouble sleeping after that period, it's best to talk to your healthcare provider about another solution. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

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>> welcome back everybody, before we go a final check of the forecast, flurries in the air. >> reporter: especially over your house, gray. >> that is over my house. >> reporter: you can see flurries out there, where you're seeing the brighter light the flakes are larger than where you're seeing the darker gray. none of it is sticking to the ground. it is nice to see given it's the ends of january and given its felt like the 80s over the last few days. 43 today and tomorrow. monday morning and tuesday morning could feature more snow showers or snow flurries, temperatures in the upper 30s, low 40s.

>> okay, chris, thank you so much. 9:56 prepare to say awe. a batch of otter pups were born last month at the woodland park zoo. they have opened up their eyes. they are due for their first vet examine where they will get measured and weighed and returned to their families. cute scenes there, jack jack -- jack hanna's "wild countdown," next. "action news" continues at 86:00 p.m. tonight him we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. it is tax time we'll tips, plus love is in the air. that's it for "action news," 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." many of the world's most fascinating creatures have a very specific habitat. whether it's the rainforests of borneo-- sue, look. the baby looking right at your face. sue: look at that. jack: remote islands in the pacific-- sue: everywhere you look, there's an iguana. jack: or a particular plant in the australian outback-- piers: the way it just sits up there on the tree, it's not frightened of predators. jack: all of today's creatures live in a precise place on the planet. sue: this whole area just looks like it's heaven for the animal