for the driver who dragged a police officer down the street overnight. donald trump is talking about his travel ban including filing a brand new order. those stories, but first meteorologist chris sowers, you said 50s today. >> reporter: 50s, we have a little bit of clearing taking place after early morning clouds. with all the sunshine at least a mixture of clouds and sun, will get us into the 50s here when all is said and done. speaking of milder, 43 for millville. dover and atlantic city, south and east of philadelphia, you're well above freezing. north and west, because there's snow on the ground watch out for icy patches up through here. far western suburbs, lehigh valley and the poconos could be

slick spots. allentown, 27, philadelphia, 36. 43 in millville. more importantly we've lost the brutal winds that we've had over the last couple of days. we've had windchills in the single digits and teens the last couple of mornings. this is easier to handle. with the wind it feels maybe 2 or 3 degrees cooler than the actual air temperatures. satellite and radar you can see holes in the cloud deck out to the west. again, that will be good enough to give us a mixture of sun and clouds. clouds and some sun, mild 52. when i come back we're tracking wet weather tomorrow and big winds as we head into monday. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> happening right now a viewing for lieutenant steven floyd is taking place on the campus of delaware state university. >> floyd was killed last week during the hostage siege at the vaughn correctional center in

smesh in -- smyrna. last week you may remember inmates took floyd and three others hostage, the siege ended a day later. floyd who was just 47 years old was the only death stemming from the intense standoff. the medal of valour was presented to his family and floyd was pro note moated from -- promoted from sergeant to lieutenant. the viewing will continue until noon, floyd's funeral will continue after. cumberland county prosecutor is investigating the shootings of a man, one bridgeton police officer shot in the direction of the man running from officers. the man died as a result. the preliminary investigation finds a weapon was found near where the man was taken into

custody. he has not been identified. >> a among man is fighting for his life this morning after being shot 6 times in philadelphia's olney section. at least one bullet hit him in the head in the 5700 block of north 15th street. police got the call around 2:30 a.m. the officers rushed the victim to einstein medical center where he underwent surgery. the shooter has not been caught. investigators are working to track down the driver who dragged a philadelphia police officer in west philadelphia overnight. police say a blue ford explorer hit a vehicle at 62nd and market and drove away. an officer spotted the suv and pulled it over a few blocks away when the officer approached the vehicle, the driver took off dragging the officer along with it for a short distance. the injured police officer was treated for scrapes and bruises at penn presbyterian. authorities found the explorer involved in the incident, but they are looking for the driver.

a lot of unanswered questions this morning about the murder of a woman in burlington county, allegedly at the hands of someone she knew, 53-year-old william gennett was accused of strangling shannon o'rourke inside her home. the neighbors thought he was friendly. >> we were hoping it was not him, but it will provide some closure. >> police say gennett used a cell phone app to stalk arourke, -- robber, o' rourke. donald trump is vowing to reinstate his controversial

travel ban. david wright has the latest. >> reporter: as air force one touched down in palm beach, president trump said he is not deter over the travel ban. >> we'll win that battle and we have other options filing a brand new order on monday. the white house said any new order would likely have a much narrower scope such as spending new visas and refugees on the countries of trump's list. anyone already cleared would be allowed to keep the visas. one senior official said all options are on the table. among them a upon the of a new review, 11 judge panel reconsidering the three judge panel ruling of the court this week. >> on behalf of the american people i welcome you to the very

famous white house. >> reporter: talking trailed and defense with japanese prime minister abe, sharing such a long handle shake, the prime minister flinched. that was answer abc david wright with that report. >> a state judge will rule next week whether to proceed with the governor of chris christie in the so-called bridgegate scandal, judge will announce his decision on thursday, in october he ruled there was probably cause for the -- probable cause for the case to proceed, but a higher court judge disagreed and sent it back to the court. georgeer chris -- governor chris christie is accused of causing

traffic jams in the town of a mayor who did not endorse him. filbert street between 9th and 10th street will be closed until 6:00 p.m. the same goes for 4th and market. businessman philanthropist al boscov has died. i was chairman of the well-known department store that bears his family's name. it was founded by his father in reading in 1914. al boscov was 87 years old. now to a story of true community spirit shining brightly. members of a tacony synagogue showed their gratitude after people helped them recover after an act of vandalism. jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: dozens of community members gathered together for a special service of appreciation

a thank you to those who helped after the synagogue's windows were recently vandalized. >> we were so overwhelmed and touched by the community financial and letters. >> reporter: in january, grazers union donated time and material after 8 windows were smashed. it was the second time in two months that the rocks hit the colorful panes. >> since an arrest has not been made, the motives are unclear. the rabbi fears it is an example of growing intolerance in our nation. >> there's something unleashed in the society probably something bubbling below the surface. >> news of the vandalism spread, ten thousand dollars rolled in for the installed security cameras. >> we got donations as far as

utah. >> california. >> new york, all over. >> they are wonderful, people really care. >> reporter: and supporters came to show it at a time when our nation seems divided this was a night for unity. >> we wanted to show our support as representatives of the sikh community. >> the community is coming together. >> we're all one people working together for palace. >> reporter: this synagogue has been part of the neighborhood for 92 years it is the first major incident of vandalism they can recall. they are working to make it the last, they raising funds to install flood lights. in tacony, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> things were a little chilly at the garden state discovery museum in cherry hill last night, but the guests didn't mind, ana, elsaa made an

appearance. kids enjoyed snow while staying warm inside there were games and ice cream for the kids. >> that snow inside i love that kind of snow. >> distill much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. a rental car went up in flames, look at this with the south jersey man behind the wheel. we have details on what went wrong and how the driver was pulled to safety. >> you may remember the runaway military blimp that caused more than a million dollars worth of damage, ahead why the army said it's not paying for it. chris. >> reporter: jeanette take a look at the temperatures across the country this morning, old man winter has disappeared again. we have 60s and 70s. some of that warmer weather will move into our neck of the woods, but at a cost, we have rain, as well. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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we're taking live look via sky6 live hd atlantic city, it's looking pretty decent out, maybe not decent enough to jump in the water, we'll look at the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. how is it looking? >> reporter: about 40 in the water, we're not going to be heading in the water today. let's get you outside, though, some of you may be heading outdoors, you'll see sunshine later on, more importantly you will feel the milder

temperatures rolling in. it will feel better today as we start to pull out of the cold snap we were in here. the commodore barry bridge, lots of clouds upstairs, no precipitation, we're dry this afternoon. tomorrow, the wet weather moves in. north and west we're below the freezing mark of 32. watch out for slick spots and icy spots. 28 in martins creek. pottstown, 27. warrington, 33. center city, you're at 36. glassboro, 35. cinnaminson, 32. 40 for everybody else, look at the villas, 43. vineland, gandys beach woodbine showing a nice comfortable, 42. relatively speaking. i know people who think that 50 is chilly. it's all relative. here's the latest satellite and radar composite we see holes in

the cloud deck that will allow for sunshine later this afternoon. in advance of the next system that arrives sunday, this time around, temperatures are mild, it's rain for everybody. future tracker 6, stopping at 5:00 p.m., sun and clouds, a nice quiet start to the weekend. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken. here comes the neck rounds of moisture. -- next round of moisture. 9:00 a.m. it's raining. north of philadelphia, in the lehigh valley and the poconos it's enough for freezing rain and sleet. allentown by lunchtime tomorrow you're switching over to rain at that point. rain in the immediate philadelphia area, the rain will be steady at times, but still we're seeing the frozen precipitation in the poconos. here's future tracker with the icy accumulation, don't look at the exact amount i want to show you because i want you to see who sees the ice.

this is way overdone. you'll see a quarter of an inch. north of allentown into the poconos those are the areas that see the ice. everybody else, like, 99% of the viewing air sees rain with the system. national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for sleet and freezing rain for the poconos overnight tonight and after midnight, tomorrow, icy accumulations .1 to .24 of an inch. that storm implodes and we get the winds on monday. gusts anywhere from 45 to 55 miles per hour. there will be a winds advisory issued for most of the delaware and lehigh valleys. today, mild, 52 degrees is the forecasted high. in the afternoon look for a combination of sun and clouds. 3:00 p.m., 50. 5:00 p.m., back down to 49

coming off the high of 52. overnight tonight, cloudy skies, mild, 33 degrees outlying suburbs, 40 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows nice stuff today, miserable tomorrow. 352 this afternoon. 46 on sunday. monday that 43 is deceiving because with the winds it will feel like the upper 20s, low 30s, everything quiets down in time for valentine's day. sun and clouds, 48. the neck system is a coastal low for thursday, 40 degrees, could be rain or snow, could be nothing at all, we know coastal storms usually meat like the snt sledding for the first time. >> i like that. >> it was the first time sledding i had a good time. >> reporter: you know what's funny, i enjoyed the 70-degree day the day before. >> what's going on? >> some people are getting

exercise this morning for a good cause, the cupid 5k at the philadelphia zoo raising money for people with intellectual disabilities. nine other states are holding 5k. >> a pennsylvania veteran was surprised when a medal he earned 70 years ago was dleferred to -- delivered to him while serving in world war ii. he earned a purple heart and bronze star and philippine liberation medal. he never got it until now. the state representative's office surprised him with his thursday night ritual calling bingo. >> he thought i was a player or something, we were going to take pictures or something. the shock of my life.

>> congratulations, it took a year's worth back and forth with the philippine embassy in washington, d.c. to get him the medal.

>> at least 6 people are dead after a powerful earthquake in the philippines. the 6.5 quaker woke people up -- quake woke people up. crews are searching through cracked buildings looking for survivors. 100 people have been injured. a south jersey man was pulled away from a burning suv in florida. >> is nibs in the car. -- anybody else in the car. >> reporter: 44-year-old from gloucester can do crashed into a concrete barrier. the car flipped and caught fire. officers came to his rescue just in time. >> they found the victim

outside the car and dragged him to safety and the car exploded. >> he was hospitalized with burns and other injuries. a van driver in illinois is charge with driving under the influence after her vehicle slammed into the school bus, the bus flipped on its side. high school basketball team and cheerleaders were on board. the crash is under investigation. the u.s. army is refuse to go pay $1.5 million in damages caused by an runaway blimp. it loose from it's moorings and flowedded over pennsylvania for hours. -- floated over pennsylvania for hours. it dragged across power lines causing electrical outages. military denied 35 planes were damaged it was the defense

contractor's responsibility and no government employees were negligent. here's what's happening in and around the area. the 19th annual tattoo convention is underway at the pennsylvania convention center. the action cam was there. it runs today from 11:00 a.m. to midnight and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. palmyra fire department will hold a fishing tackle and flee market be from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on the charles street school on west schearls street in palmyra. >> still happening on "action news," joel embiid won't play in tonight's game. we have details when the sixers star could be back on the court with his team. it's all coming your way in

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slipped away, claude giroux is saying he needs to be better against san jose. the flyers have lost three straight and scored one goal over the span. as far as giroux only has two goals since christmas. >> i got to be better, i got to play up to my standards and right now it's not the case, it's frustrating, you want to do everything you can to help the team and that's not the case right now. >> when stuff hits the fan, you have to step forward, i think you know, the biggest term you know i've continually heard, you know, we, we, we all got to be a little bit better. >> reporter: after practice yesterday, the flyers hanging out with big time fans from mcgee rehabilitation including drexel hockey player patcluskeyf

his legs after crash into the board 11 years ago. villanova on the run, 24th ranked xavier on the wildcats tail. jay wright will be all smiles, he will pick up his 500th career win. leave it up to jay to downplay it, saying he is more worried about beating xavier the team that upset them last year than the record of 500 career win. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> there's much to come on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. researchers have found a way to mass produce the world's thinnest material stay with us for details on their method and the only three ingredients they need. >> not superman, but grandma to the rescue. you'll hear about her delivering her own grandson on the way to the hospital. plus the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast with chris sowers when "action news" at 9:00 a.m. continues.

>> happening on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., the corrections officer killed during a toxic siege at a delaware prison will be laid to rest today. president trump's national security advisor is under fire. >> we have details of a

multiple vehicle crash that sent a person to the hospital. those stories, plus, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, how should we plan for this? >> reporter: you'll need something heavier this morning. temperatures are chilly. later this afternoon it will feel like spring again the numbers shoot into the 50s. everybody west of that line you're below 32 degrees, there are slick spots out there, icy patches, areas of black ice be very, very careful on the walked and secondary roads. south and east, the numbers have skyrocketed. 42 in vineland, 42 in agenda beach. woodbine, 42. villas, 44. glassboro, checking in at 37 degrees. magic number is 32 you have to get above 32 to melt everything. we'll have no problems doing that this afternoon. satellite and radar, clouds in

place across the mid atlantic. these are high, thin clouds, they mailed for a very pretty sunrise this morning. take a look at this, this was certainty in by one of my twitter followers this is elizabeth on the schuylkill river in pottstown. you can see the snow on the banks of the schuylkill. a pretty shot. i've got a lot of those photos thanks to the thin clouds we're seeing in place right now. they will be in place all day long. the wider view shows the clouds across the northern tier states. accuweather says expect clouds with sun mixed from time to time. 52 degrees is the forecasted high right around 3 or 4:00 p.m. happening right now a viewing for lieutenant steven floyd is taking place on the campus of delaware state university. >> floyd was killed during the hostage siege at the james t.vaughn correctal --

corrections center in smyrna. the siege ended later in the day, floyd who was just 47 years old was the only death stemming from the intense standoff. the public viewing continues until noon. floyd's funeral will be held immediately after. >> time 9:33, a political storm heating up in washington, it has the attention of president donald trump. someone on capitol hill are questioning phone calls made by one one of his appointees. gloria rivera takes a look. >> reporter: there are calls for michael flynn to be investigated president trump claiming to be unaware for a pair of december phone conversations with a russian diplomat. >> i don't know know about it. >> reporter: trump said he will

examine allegations vowpgd -- surrounding flynn's calls to the ambassador. saying they discussed sanctions by president obama the same day. >> it's a kid pro question offered before president trump was inaugurated. >> reporter: the issue was discussed in the context that the incoming administration might review the sanctions imposed over interference in the presidential election. flynn denied that the topic came up, but isn't certain. >> i have talked to general flynn none of that came up. >> reporter: others in the trump administration repeatedly denied any talk of sanctions during the call. >> one call to talk about a conference in syria on isis and setting up a call between president putin and president trump. >> reporter: flynn made another private call to smooth things

over with mike pence. >> what i can confirm having spoken about it, those conversations occurred around the time that the united states took action to expel diplomats had nothing to do with the sanctions. >> this morning two people are recovering after several cars collided in south jersey. chopper 6 hd over the scene on route 130 at neck road in burlington township. four cars collided. look at this mess there, that was at 7:30 p.m. last night. one of the injured was flown to the hospital. no word on what led to the accident. a new jersey state trooper who shot a man defending his own property will not face any charges. 76-year-old gerald sykes was shot by a trooper inside his upper deerfield home back in july after a 911 call mistakenly

traced his address. sykes grabbed a gun believing it was intiewrdz, but it was -- intruders at the door, it was two state trooper. the trooper will not be charged because he felt he was in immediate danger. heads up to motorists, this morning work continues on the damaged market frankford el train, but it made enough progress that supplemental bus service is no longer needed. cracks were discovered in five dozen train cars. over the past week the transit agency increased the number of cars by 30% by reconfiguring connected el cars. uber and lyft are legal in the garden state. chris christie signed legislation that legalizeizes tr

operation in the state. the attorney general will decide whether the criminal background checks done by uber and lyft are sufficient. a 1,000-dollar reward is being offered for the return of a piece of equipment that's the lifeline of a philadelphia restaurant. this meat smoker was stolen from fat jack's on the boulevard. it handles 700 pounds ever meat for two fat jack's locations. >> it was all secured and chaindz -- chained up, someone had the time, you don't just drive by and say let's take that smoker. it's not going to happen. >> they will use another smoker and transport the meet in a refridge rated truck. >> it is not everyday a grandmother gets to delivery her own grandchild.

that's what happened on the way to the hospital in gloucester county. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic has the story. >> i jumped out of the car and within seconds her water broke. >> reporter: as a bartender ida is used to harmed -- handling delivers it's usually beer, but not her grandson son. wednesday her daughter began having crackses they got into the car and headed to the hospital in voorhees, but pulled over when the baby wouldn't wait. >> i saw his little head, i grabbed his head and helped the rest of him come out, he didn't cry at first, i wiped the inside of his mouth and i heard a little cry. my mom wrapped him up and handed him to me, by the time i got him into my arms the first police officer was pulling up.

>> reporter: these pictures were taken after the baby was born, if he is fretting a little, you can understand why. >> every emotion you can possibly think of happened at that moment. it was fear and happiness and screaming and crying, both happy and scared. >> reporter: grandmom can mix up a cocktail, but -- >> i was worried, but then again i wasn't, this woman can do everything. >> reporter: this is samantha's second child, the father was hospitalized in florida. but what a story they can tell about where he was born. >> what a remarkable story. >> time 9:40 there's much more

to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this is boy boy one of the pups saved by the spca. coming up in "shelter me rescue of the week" you will learn about his three favorite things. >> coats keep children warm, but they pose a risk in the car. coming up a safety warning for parents. abbey we'll have a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> so glad you stayed with us, 9:42, meteorologist chris sowers is not tracking any snow today. hi chris. >> reporter: let's get you outside, there's a good storm that will be clobbering new england this weekend, we'll see rain, no snow. there's the view on sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport. we'll be dealing with a lot of the gray skies, these are thin clouds where the sun shines through them at times. it's not a bad day today. we'll see a little bit of sun and milder temperatures. take a look, we're forecasting a high of 52 degrees ten degrees above the seasonal average of 43. low temperature dropped down to 32. we're off to a nice start, 40 across south jersey and delaware. philadelphia splitting the difference, 36. millville, cape may, 44. if we get any kind of sunshine today or at least an extended amount of sun this is what could potentially happen across the

delaware and the lehigh valleys. this is future tracker 6 i'll stop the clock at 3:30 p.m. 56 for millville. 55 in dover. 55 in lancaster. 45 or 46 for philadelphia. if we get more sun than clouds the numbers could skyrocket later on. scat sat there's a lot of clouds out -- satellite and radar there's a lot of clouds out there, the shan shannondoah valy that will slide east over the next few hours, we're expecting a clouds and sun mix type of day around the region. future tracker 65:00, sunny breaks, a decent amount of clouds, overnighter tonight the clouds over-- overnight tonight the clouds will lower and thicken. here comes the rain, miserable day, gray skies damp, if your not getting the rain you're getting the drizzle. if you are not getting that

you're seeing the fog. in the poconos we're switch it over freezing rain and sleet. if you're heading north to do skiing there will a lot of icy patches in the poconos and northern portions of the lehigh valley. we advance this along, you can see by 6:30 most of this is starting to clear out. it's a good snowstorm for new england. look at how close this was, we only missed this by maybe 100 miles or so. it will bomb out off the coast of new england. they saw two feet of snow with the storm that brought us 2 to 5 inches here. they will pick up another foot with this. we'll see the strong, gusty winds, as the storm ramps up, we'll see winds gusting anywhere from 45 to 55 miles per hour on the back ends of that storm as it suddenly explodes off the coast of maine. we'll not get snow, but we'll see strong gusty winds.

50s today, dover, 56. atlantic city, 56 and cape may, 53. overnight tonight, we actually keep it above freezing so we don't have to worry about any refreeze. alrn -- allentown, 33, reading 34. today, 52 sun and clouds, tomorrow, rain and chilly, 43. monday, 43. tuesday, 48. wednesday, 47. thursday snow showers, that has the potential to be a big, big storm. >> i'm sick. >> are you going to say that on the air? >> thank you, the time now, 9:46 there's a warning for all you cheese lovers out there.

a popular cheese, producer announced a recall because of a list -- listeria scare. the products affected include ultradense long horn colbe jack cheese. >> on this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" we meet a dog who found her home after three long years in a shelter. matt o'donnell has the sweet story. >> reporter: when josie decide it was time to bring a dog into her home. she wanted to make a dinners. >> -- difference. >> i said who was here the longest? >> it was her. >> they was at the spca for 3 years. before that she was living in deplorable conditions.

josie takes pretty girl to work everyday to calm her fears. >> now she comes out and greenlights everybody and has a few people she likes to cling to. >> reporter: pretty girl is a member of the will only hearts club. >> some of them have been here for multiple years and have been overlooked. on february 12 they are hosting a lonely hearts club meet and greet the adoption fees will be waived until the 18th. >> we see these dogs for 0 who they are, some people can't see their real personalities. >> the longer she has been here, the more depressed she has gotten into the kennel. >> reporter: ace as separation anxiety and loves attention. >> he loves everybody he meets. >> cocoa is a 7-year-old pit mix with a love of belly rubs. >> cocoa could get overlooked

because she looks older than she is. >> reporter: this is boy boy a couch potato who would make a great city dog. he loves comfy beds and toys and cuddling. if you're interested in boy boy visit the pennsylvania spca website. share your stories on the "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc shelter me. tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll have your story on upsubject "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news."

>> 9:51 in today's technically speaking there's been a lot of buzz in the tech world about the single layer of carbon atom it's transparent and great conductor of heat. it could replace silicon, but

it's expensive and difficult to mass produce. kansas state university has patented a new process to make it faster and cheaper with ethylene oxygen. >> simple and scalable we can scale it up to industrial proportions. >> there you have it. they get material with multiple layers of >> they think they can work it out. >> during the winter you might bundle your kids up in the heavy winter coats and keep them warm, but they can pose an unexpected danger when a child is buckled in a car seat. here's nydia han. >> reporter: this is critical for families with small kids. consumers reports explains the problem and reveals an easy solution.

consumer reports child passenger safety experts say the extra bulk of a winter coat can make the safety seat harness too lose loose to secure your child in the -- loose to secure your child in the case of a crash. >> all the air in the winter coat may compress in the crash. it may allow the child ride up or come outside of the protection of the car seat putting them at higher risk for injury. >> reporter: check if the child's coat is too puffy by securing her in the car seat wearing their coat, remove the coat and put her back in the seat and see if the straps are loose. secure children in their seats and current their coats around pug them on backwards through the arm holes or use a blanket. consumer reports suggest you go the a car seat check event to make sure your child's seat is

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>> welcome back, the time 9:56 we'll get a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. the day is pretty easy for you. >> reporter: it's not bad, thankfully, we had a couple of hard ones earlier in the week. 52 degrees, combination of sun and clouds. tomorrow, miserable, periods of rain and drizzle in the philadelphia area, 46. if you're heading to the poconos, do it today or tonight, tomorrow forget about it. sleet and freezing rain,

treacherous traveling conditions. the weight of the ice could create power outages, that's the poconos only. everybody else looking at a rain event tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 today, 46 tomorrow, and monday is chilly high of 43. the winds will make it feel like the low 30s, valentine's day everything looks nice, sun and clouds, very warm, 48 degrees. all right, chris, thank you so much. it is 9:57 jack hanna's "wild countdown" next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight we're back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. >> the perfect cup of coffee now it is possible believe me without a long wait. plus we'll take a look at a new exhibit that explores the meaning of love and marriage over the ages. for jeanette reyes and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." over the years, we've uncovered lots of stories about love. for instance, some species find their mate with a song. sue: oh, yeah. there's one right there. jack: he's doing it. some expect the female to make the first move. he just sits there and plays hardball. man: she'll throw herself at him. jack: and some go to great lengths to attract a mate. look at that, sue. that is something else. but oftentimes, we're the ones who lose our hearts. oh, my god! you've got to be kidding me. i don't believe this.