message for dreamers concerned about being deported. two new jersey police officers rush in to help a woman trapped in a car in a creek. those stories, but first to meteorologist chris sowers and the gray and dreary accuweather forecast. >> reporter: just for today, tomorrow promises to be better. let's get you outside and show you the view overlooking the ben franklin bridge there, lots of clouds this morning. still dealing with a little bit of patchy fog, the visibility is not too terribly bad. it's reduced in some neighborhoods. be mindful of that. picking up showers now. 51 his degrees in quakertown and pilots. center city, 56. media, 54. long wood and kirkwood 54 degrees. over in south jersey, everybody is uniform. 54 glassboro, vineland, woodbine. hammonton, 53. browns mills 53.

the high is topping out at 58 or 59. maybe we climb a good three or four degrees from where we're sitting now. the main reason for that there's a lot of cloud cover and east winds off the ocean. warmer tomorrow, we get more chilly weather monday and tuesday, morning rain or periods of showers this morning, otherwise a cloudy day, with a leftover scattered shower during the afternoon. 59 degrees is the forecasted high. as we go wider on satellite and radar there's more rain heading this way monday and tuesday, i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. for the latest forecast at any time download the accuweather app it includes live radar, the neighborhood temperatures, also the forecast, you'll find the exclusive minute cast only minute by minute forecast for the region.

it's a free download for your mobile device. 9 old -- 9:02 a.m., police are working to tracker down a person who shot a man on the front porch in for the philadelphia. the action cam was there as police investigated outside the home on 18th and susquehanna streets at 2:15 a.m., the victim was shot several times. he was taken to temple university hospital. police are looking for the shooter. this morning a conostoga high school's teacher's aid is arrested for having sex with a student. bob brooks has more. >> reporter: do you have anything to say about this? he didn't say anything, it's hard to imagine what's going through the head of arthur phillips from the parking lot to the chester district court he was heading to jail. the husband and father from wayne is facing charges for having sex with one of his

16-year-old students from conostoga high school. >> it is sad because he was in a place of authority. he should have known better. according to court documents, phillips met the victim at the beginning of the school year, he worked as an instructional aid at the television production studio. the complaint says the child described incidents and the child said no. phillips would pick the teen up in his car around the home and park somewhere. the child indicated they had more than ten encounters. the child would tell the defendant no, she did not wanted to it. when phillips realized the situation had come to light he crashed his car in the car was a note on it was written i was just a guy trying to help a kid and boundaries just got gray. when this started the student was 15 years old.

phillips faces numerous counts of aggravated indecent assault and institutional sexual assault. the arrest is on the same day one year ago when another conostoga teacher was arrested christine towers was charge with having sex with a 16-year-old student, she is serving 11 to 23 month sentence in county jail. the school sent home a letter alerting parents of the situation, as for phillips he has been suspended from his duties while the case plays out. reporting from conostoga high school. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> in a new interview, president trump says dreamers will not be deported. now dreamers are almost the 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children they are protected by the deferred action for child arrival program enacted by president obama.

president trump agreed not to eliminate. when asked if they could stay, the president trump said the dreamers can rest easy. the trump administration is taking a strong stance against the sanctuary cities, the justice department sent a letter to the city saying approve that they are complying with immigration laws, the documentation must be sent to federal authorities by april 30th. jeff chirico has reaction from both sides of the issue in the next half-hour. this morning vice president mike pence shook hands with australia's prime minister malcom turnbull, they called on china to pressure north korea to drop its weapons program. they stood by an obama eer are - era agreement.

australia is one of the largest contributors to the military campaign in iraq and syria. developing this morning, more than 100 army personnel were killed or injured in an attack that targeted a military compound in average. spokesperson for the afghanistan ministry of defense said ten assailants wearing army i couldn't know forms stormed the base and carried out terror attacks. a taliban spokesperson claimed responsibility. new video showing the moment a gunman opened fire on police officers on the famed champ elysees in paris thursday, one officer was killed and two injured before the gunman was eventually shot and killed. he has been identified as a french national who spent 14 years in prison. near his body police say he this found a note defending isis. the attack could have an impact only france' presidential election.

new information to tell you about this morning, an electrician and two off-duty police officers are being called heros after rescuing a woman from a north jersey ponld. pond, three vehicles collided one car jumped a curb you -- and landed in the retention ponld. they met electrician foggy they dragged the floating car back toward the edge of the pond. >> the car was filling up with water. it was on her lap. >> and then it went up to her chest. >> the engine was actually turning into the water. >> glad they were there, right? first responders arrived and they used the police officers' baton to smash the window. the person is expected to be okay. today is earth day millions of people are marching worldwide to march for science gathering

on the mall in washington to march to the capitol to raise awareness about environmental concerns, they will call on congress to stop politicizeing science. another march is planned at 10:00 a.m. city hall to penns landing. a boy is going to the prom with a medal winning swimmer. a jewler is attacked by thieves. a pennsylvania restaurant is on a mission to help vets and it is more than meals. we'll explain. >> reporter: better get used to this, a couple of showers across the viewing area this morning, more rain is expected this afternoon, monday and tuesday, i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast coming up next. >> so glad you stayed with us,

this morning thousands of runners took off from the philadelphia museum of art for the 13th annual sandy sprint that benefits the ovarian foundation to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. sharrie williams was there to help runners warm up before the ace began. 100% of the proceeds go to research for ovarian cancer. perfect day for running.

>> reporter: the sun is not blasting down on them. it makes them feel pretty good. let's get you outside, the view looking back toward the scaint. lots of clouds -- center city skyline, lots of clouds upstairs. this is not a pretty morning around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. we'll go west zoom into chester county, north of 322 pushing out of elverson you see showers here over the pennsylvania turnpike lifting north eastward 15 to 20 miles per hour. every now and then we'll see pockets of steadier precipitation. that's what to expect all morning long. by afternoon we'll have leftover showers. we have pockets of rain to the north, more pockets across south jersey and delaware. the fog report looks like, north and west is okay, visibility up to ten miles just about everybody out there. wilmington showing ten miles.

south jersey and delaware, still reporting at least a little bit of fog. visibility is not terrible, but it's reduced. millville, 5 miles. atlantic city, 4. toms river, 5. philadelphia down to 7 miles. the temperatures are chilly. 56 degrees in philadelphia. we're only forecasting a high today of 59. maybe we bounce up maybe three degrees from where we are sitting right now not much. wilmington, 57. reading, 55. 55 in millville. trenton, 54. cape may, 53. satellite and radar the big story is going to be this right here, you see this counter clockwise swirl it's what we call a cut off area of low pressure. the jet stream or main steering mechanism is up here, this is the super highway of storms. that pushes everything across the country. it's up here, the storms down here, the jet stream left the low behind because of that it will sit and spin and spin for days here, that means expect a lot of clouds through tuesday periods of rain and if you're

not getting the rain you'll get the drizzle. here's the high. this high is the kicker, but it's not going to kick this low out to sea until tuesday evening. expect quite a bit of miserable weather at least for the short term. 10:30 we're looking at scattered showers for south jersey and leftover stuff north and west. first part of the afternoon, same thing, cloudy skies, hit or miss showers. every now and then you run into a steadier shower or steadier period of rain. that will pull away. the phillies taking on the atlanta braves 7:05 p.m. there could showers in the first couple of innings before that clears and sunday is the only day in the next four that looks all right. we'll start out with high, thin clouds, the sun will shine through that. partly sunny in the afternoon. monday and tuesday, here's the rain again. rainfall totals half an inch for philadelphia. quarter inch north and west, and heavier months off to the southeast where some locations

could pick up an inch maybe a little bit more. the call from accuweather morning rain otherwise it's a cloudy day leftover shower or two, chilly with highs in the 50s, the numbers will not go anywhere today. 56 now, let's say by 11:00 a.m., 58. 1:00 p.m., 59. back down to 58 degrees. overnight tonight, 40 degrees in the outlying suburbs, allentown bethlehem, wouldn't be surprise if the numbers are 38, 49. 46 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks dreary over the next few days, 59 degrees, periods of rain. sunday, sunshine, clouds, 63. monday and tuesday, the upper level low spins through the viewing area. 57 monday, cloudy rain, tuesday, cloudy, breezy, damp, more rain, 59. wednesday, 74 and then thursday and friday look at that, gray. 83 thursday, friday turning warmer high of 87. now, i've looked at the long

range looks like saturday, a week from now we could actually have our first 90-degree temperature so far this year. so, the payoff by far is the end of the week we have to get through a couple of miserable days before that happens. >> good things come to those who wait. 9:16 a.m. there's breaking news to get to right now this is coming from delaware, state police have activated an amber alert looking for two children reported missing last night. 5-year-old clover daily dixon and 3-year-old were last seen in the care of their babysitter, the woman you can see here michelle rogers on the 500 block of sherman street in wilmington. detectives believe the children maybe in immanent danger. they have not released vehicle information at this point. any one with information on the whereabouts of this children

call 911. there is an active amber alert for the children you're seeing on the screen. 5-year-old black boy with black hair blown eyes -- brown eyes, superman shirt jordon sneakers. scooby do pajama bottoms. they are looking for the baby sitter you see on the screen. more information at 6abc.com. >> new at 9:00 a.m., the coast

guard rescued a man suffering a medical emergency 65 miles off the coast of long island. he was rescued from his fishing trip yesterday. the coast guard said the man was experiencing flu like symptoms and in and out of consciousness. he was taken to an air station

on cape cod and transferred to the hospital. no word ons condition. you have to see this next piece of dramatic video, a watch shop owner pulls out a gun on three bold thieves in northern california. >> get out! >> reporter: an intense and wild scene look at this, he said the three men in construction gear walked into the store at walnut creek thursday afternoon. one man said he needed him to sienl off on electrical work -- sign off on electrical work and sprayed him with mace. the second suspect used a ballot to smash the case. this is a scary scene, o'connor grabbed the gun and chased them out of the store. >> what can i help you with, and then they came up, they were really casual, almost like lifetime criminal. they are good at what they do. >> all three suspects drove off

in a new dodge challenger. there's an update on the tennessee teacher who allegedly abducted one of students he is scheduled to appear in federal court monday. we got a look inside the california cabin where elizabeth thomas was found along with her former teacher. police say there was not cell phone service or running water or electricity. two handguns and grill and other personal items were found in the cabin. cummings in jail facing federal and state charges. a new restaurant in northeastern pennsylvania wants to make sure members of the military can get a good meal and helping hand. the mess hall in covington township has it's own charity foundation. the charity helps vets and the money comes from spare change the customers leave behind. the restaurant puts part of its weekly profits into the foundation. >> we help the vets, we help the active military families back here at home. like if they need something or a

fridge or bill to be paid we can help them. they can come here and they will get the help they need. the owner came up with the military theme to honor her sons, two soldiers. brick fest live at the greater expo center in oaks, montgomery county. 10:00 a.m. to 6 today and 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. record store day celebration of the independently owned record store is happening at vinyl revival in landsdown from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. lace up your running and walking shoes for the valley forge run. there's a three mile walk and

1.7k young patriots run for kids ages 6 to 14.

>> all right, welcome back everybody, saturday morning, 9:25 a.m., 56 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a dreary and gray image of the commodore barry bridge there, and that's going to be the picture for today. the sun will return, chris will tell you when. in sports, the phillies finally beat the braves, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies bats have come alive after banging out 29 hits in a three game series in new york, they won two games. the phillies tried their hands

with the braves last night. third inning two hits last night including an rbi double in the third. 2-0 phils. tommy joseph with a two-out single. 3-0 lead. jeremy gives up two. two men on, he strikes out tyler flowers to end the game, the phillies survive, 4-3. >> from last year, up 'til now we had lost seven in a row to them, which i was not aware of, it was nice to beat them, just like we beat the mets. elicison was good. >> reporter: nfl draft is five

days away, the city wants to get it right. the benjamin franklin parkway is barely recognizable right now you will see to to -- thousandsf people pass through there. eagles select 14 in round one. >> there are drafts it doesn't go the way you want, they are all learning experience it is tremendous for me to get insight and learn and that's what everything is all about. we'll examine eagles prospects wednesday night at 7:30 here on 6abc. union have dug themselves into a huge hole to start the season. they are off to a 0-4-2 start. thisthis afternoon they host montreal and coach wants the team to remain confident. >> we were at our best when we were responding to adversity.

the guys need to have a belief that the mistakes are made over the course of 90 minutes, how you bounce back is how you get points in the league. it is something that we disgusted, there a magic potion to cure it? i wish there was. you can catch them on 6abc at 1:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend.

>> 9 30e a.m., breaking news to get you caught up on coming from delaware where state police have activated an amber alert. right now they are looking for two children you see on your screen they were reported missing last night. clover daily dixon and jihad bailey, they were in the care of their babysitter michelle rogers on the 500 block of sherman street in wilmington. here's the woman again known as she willy. detectives believe the children are in immanent danger. so far they have not released vehicle information at this time, what you're looking at right now is our website you see the two children side by side and the woman that police are looking for in the amber alert. the information scrolling at the bottom of the screen. anyone with information about these two children are under to to -- are urged to call 911.

there's an active alert for psy ron -- zion clover daily dixon. jihad bail a 3-year-old black boy with black hair and brown eyes wearing a white t-shirt ascertain scooby doo pajama bottoms and white sneakers. those are the children police are looking for and the individual she may be with. if you see them, call police, the information is scrolling on the bottom of the screen. go to dark for -- go to 6abc.com for more information as that breaking news comes in. now, we turn our attention outside to chris sowers, you have the umbrella we know it's raining. >> reporter: this is the kind of morning it's going to be, you will need the umbrella here, flip it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan, very light

stuff pockets of it through south jersey and areas north and west of philadelphia. the lehigh valley quakertown, doylestown, supporting a couple of showers, showers through gloucester and camden counties in south jersey, let's zoom into philadelphia and western portions of philadelphia county there, you can see again just a couple of light showers indicated by those lighter colors of green here, so nothing is terribly heavy here. that's the way the majority of the day will play out. cloudy skies today for the city of philadelphia, we'll say high temperatures topping out in the upper 50s if we're lucky. for the most part the numbers will hold steady. 11:00 a.m., 58. in the afternoon, temperatures hold steady in the upper 50s, rain this morning leftover shower by afternoon. jersey shore pretty much the same thing, although the numbers will be cooler down there. 1:00 p.m., 55. 3:00 p.m., same thing. 5:00 p.m., 55. cloudy skies, morning rain a leftover afternoon shower. as we look ahead here we're

expecting a 50/50 weekend. today being the worst of the two. tomorrow we're expecting a little bit of sunshine. there's an upper level low pressure system that will become cut off from the main flow of traffic if you will it will sit over top of the delaware and the lehigh valleys come monday and tuesday, that means more rain is on the way, some of that could actually be pretty heavy. once that pulls away a huge warmup is in store for the region. we could see our first 90-degree temperature by saturday. a week from now. a lot going on in the next few days. i'll be back in just a few minutes with all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> we look forward to the update thank you so much. 9:33 a.m., the president trump administration has kept to their word one of the cornerstones of their campaign. philadelphia and 8 other so-called sanctuary cities have been sent a letter. jeff chirico has more on how both sides are acting on the

fierce debate. >> it's not a shock or surprise that the letter would come forward. >> reporter: the justice department letter was sent to 8 sanctuary cities requiring the cities to approve they are cooperating with immigration authorities in order to get the law enforcement grant. >> they will to get the doors or protect illegal -- dollars or protect illegal immigrants. >> sanctuary city policy make us safer. >> reporter: mayor kenny as long rejected the notion that undocumented immigrants are the source of the crime. >> the approach of attacks sanctuary cities is based on fear. >> reporter: the federal government will make undocumented immigrants less like to report crimes. >> they will be less likely to

cooperate, less likely to be involved, less likely to answer subpoenas and the trickle down effect of that is a less safe city. >> reporter: representative white doesn't buy it in addition to the federal funding the city could lose she has introduced a bill to with hold state funding to sanctuary movements in pennsylvania. >> it's in the hundreds of millions of dollars. it's a substantial number that i think the city should take into consideration when they are making their decision on whether or not they will maintain the dangerous policy. >> reporter: the spokesperson for the mayor said this is a p-r stunt by the president trump dlirn -- administration, that the city a complying with federal law, they must provide proof to the justice department by june 30. >> president donald trump preparing to unveil his tax reform plan. the president said twig bigger bigger -- it will be bigger than

any tax cut ever. the economy was a big theme of the president's weekly address. >> the well-being of the american citizen and worker will be placed second to none and boy, boy do i mean second to none. the president will announce the plan two days before a shut down could happen. he hopes to have the tax pass by the end of the year. a bold bank robber targeted a bank steps away from a police station. authorities in delaware county need your help to identify the criminal. the man held up this td bank in astin. it is two doors down from the police station on kennel road. the crime happened yesterday afternoon. police released this surveillance picture of the suspect. teller believes he had dread locks under his hat. he made his getaway in a yellow

two door yellow chevy cobalt with a missing rear hub cap. tom wolf stripped his lieutenant governor of his state police protection following complaints how mike stack and his wife treated troopers in the security details. the attorney general is investigating abuse allegations here. due to the complaints of mistreatment of employees, governor wolf ordered maintenance and cleaning and grounds staffers to work under supervision. stack has since apologized. more traffic restrictions are going into effect ahead of the nfl draft. the 3 days of rm detours -- detours and road closures go effect tuesday morning. of course we have full coverage

of draft preparations on the 6abc app, right now you can get a look of the map of the nfl experience and where 6abc will be stationed live as football history will be made. 6abc app is a free download get it for your mobile device. two brothers came to south philadelphia from italy and opened a pizza shop ascertain ralph's and ricky is marking 50 years in business. you're invited to the party. alicia vitarelli has this mouth watering assignment. >> that's ralph and this ises ises -- this this is his brothe. they immigrated to philadelphia as young men. >> i didn't speak no english. it's a story ricky gets choked up telling, to build a life they opened their first shop in grays

ferry. big brother ralph worked on so he could study. it hurts me, every time i say that. i can't help it, i graduated school. he said you go to school i work. >> reporter: together chasing their american dream. >> coming from another country people don't understand how hard it is when you don't have anything. we didn't have cameras to take pictures when we opened the store. >> reporter: 50 years later they are at 7th an oregon in south philadelphia. the history is on the wall. >> we make it all old fashioned the pizza. three generations of the family know the secret to the signature pie that started with two brothers. >> a lot of people ask how can you work with moor brother so many years, what? that's what i say. >> reporter: two men so committed to piping hot pies they delivered them in blizzards

on snow mobiles, if two men can go to the moon, we can deliver pizzas. they made us, who we are. to the next 50 years, salude. they are celebrating their 50th anniversary from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the corner of 7th an oregon, there will be free pizza and pasta and string bands so stop by and help them celebrate say hi to ralph and ricky. >> mush more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. right now the center -- the two children at the center of an amber alert in wilmington. they were of they -- they were t seen with the woman right there, michelle rogers.

no information has been released about the vehicle, if you see the children call 911.

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extent of his injuries, but he should be okay. southern china spacecraft took off, it is going to conduct experience on china's unmanned space station. the nodule will go into service 2022. >> not nice here on planet earth. >> reporter: not this weekend, gray and gloomy, we're picking up showers and patchy fog. you'll continue to see that for the next several hours, before we go mainly cloudy by afternoon with a leftover shower that popped up. double scan live flipping it over to the radar. this is very, very light stuff. western portions of gloucester

and camden county from wood burr to haddonfield and cherry hill. route 130 east of pal my are -- palmyra. more on the way. most of it confined to south jersey and delaware. more of it is waiting in the wings. this will slide through in the next couple of hours, as well. lots of clouds around today, morning showers perhaps a brief period of rain a leftover shower in the afternoon. 56 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 48. pressure rising. wind out of the north at 10 miles per hour. the northerly breeze continues to cool the numbers down. we're topping out around 58 or 59 and we're sitting at 56. as you can see the numbers are not going to climb too high today. 57 in wilmington, millville, 545. cape may, 53. trenton checking in at 54. here's the water vapor shot i'll

use this to set up what we're watching monday and tuesday, moist we're seeing is in advance this. this upper level low dropped down from canada. as it continues to travel east it will start to slow down and become cut off from the main flow of traffic the jet stream which is sitting here. this low will come to a crawl as we head into monday and tuesday, because of the proximity to the viewing area, that means a lot of clouds return to the region monday and tuesday and showers return and that means heavier rain. today is gray and dreary. tomorrow, the high pushes this farther to the south. monday and tuesday, it reloads and more wet weather moves into the region. light stuff for the most part, every now and then we'll pick up a steadier shower. 2:00 p.m., same thing light scattered stuff, not too heavy. 6:30, 7:00. cloudy with leftover showers, if

you're heading to the citizens bank park, there could be a shower or two around early maybe the first couple of innings, by the third, fourth inning it will be cloudy again. look what's going on north of the pennsylvania turnpike. the model is suggesting sunshine. even the clouds that roll in the afternoon will be high and thin, so the sun beats through that. so sunday is not that bad of a day. it's monday and tuesday where the wet weather starts to return. 58, 59 for the high for just about everybody. the exception being the jersey shore. mid 50s there. morning rain, leftover shower in the around. forecast for the phillies taking on the braves, look are for a leftover shower early in the first a couple of innings, otherwise cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid 50s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast warmer tomorrow, somewhat brighter high of 63. monday and tuesday, the wet weather returns, cloudy and damp, chilly and raw, temperatures in the 50s.

wednesday, 74 degrees sunshine returning, thursday and friday we warm up nicely. 83 and 87 by friday afternoon. so you'll need the umbrella later today. 87 i know it's a ways away. >> reporter: there are indications we could hit 90s by the weekend. >> 9:48 a.m. is your time. in the "shelter me rescue of the week," we meet a rescue group that rescues dogs. >> reporter: rescue dogs rock was founded by gism -- ginny. they pull from around the globe when possible. korea, iran and egypt. rescues in other country doesn't exist. rescue dogs rock finds homes for 200 dogs per year.

>> our fosters provide the love and stability, the training to get them prepared and look for a new home. >> this is quinn, a southern dog in a kill shelter down there. she is not hyper she can keep up, she is not a couch potato either. >> reporter: luigi is a grayhound mix, he is a very, very friendly. mya is a chihuahua mix who loves people and other dogs. she has the perfect amount of energy. >> blake would be best in a home that has experience with pitbulls. >> he was pulled literally with skin and bones. >> reporter: they say kelly ten weeks old found as a stray, around saint patrick's day somewhere in the south and ended up with irish names. kelly is very soft and very

playful. if you're interested in kelly or any of the animals you met today, rescue docks rock -- rescue dogs rock website. go to the "fyi philly" facebook palin and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. with kelly, i'm matt o'donnell.

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glad, i want to get you back to the -- so glad you stayed with us, i want to get you back to the urgent news. police are looking for 5-year-old zion clover daily dixon and jihad bailey they are believed to be in extreme danger. police believe the woman that you see there, 50-year-old michelle rogers took them. her looking for the two children five and 3. this is the video of the 500 block of sherman street in wilmington where the children were last seen wednesday morning. this is where police say the children were in the care of that woman you saw in the pictures, michelle robbers she goes by the name of she willy. so far police have not said what

kind of vehicle the woman may be driving, but again look at your screen, five-year-old zion clover daily dixon and jihad bail in the -- bailey in the gray. if you see the kids call police. the latest information is scrolling at the bottom of the screen and 6abc.com. >> reporter: okay, lots of clouds out there today, gray, periods of rain especially early on. afternoon leftover showers, 59 degrees is the forecasted high. tomorrow is the brighter of the two weekend days, sunshine, 63. more rain arrives monday and tuesday, highs in the 50s. >> thank you, chris. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. we'll see you tomorrow morning. make it a great day. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care.

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, this is jack hanna, and this is percy the porcupine, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." gorillas are imposing, powerful, and intelligent, so every encounter with one is unforgettable. whether it's in the mountains of uganda... it's just like watching a family play. the lowlands of west africa... golly, look at this. i've never seen a gorilla over water. or right here at the columbus zoo. could you imagine, the first gorilla ever born in the world in a zoo is right here, right in front of me. we've got all that, plus my blooper of the week. whoa!