this morning the search is on for a shooter. plus, a brand new warning from north korea after president donald trump ramped up his rhetoric in the trans pacific war of words. >> and we have a winner where one lucky lottery ticket was sold worth nearly $400 million. more on those stories in a moment, but first meteorologist chris sowers joins us live outside with a first look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. good morning to you, guys, we're starting to dry out. when i came out here first thing this morning it was damp. we had leftover showers. now looking at storm tracker 6 live most of the activity is well to the south. you have to go into sussex county delaware, and extreme southern cape may county south to get any moisture. let's make zoom into the delaware bay. from cape may to lewes we're picking up light to moderate rainfall. if you're traveling route 1 and

heading into lewes and dewey beach and bethany beach. you're getting wet. the forecast models had this batch of moisture 100 miles to the north, over top south jersey and central and northern delaware, the same areas that were pounded monday. salisbury picked up 3 to 5 inches. cambridge 2 to 3. that extended eastward into beet knee and dewy beaches. 2 inches of rain there. a cold front approaches from the left later on, 82 degrees. that front could spawn another shower or thunderstorm, after 5:00 p.m. or so. west of philadelphia. it's not dry from this point on, we're not looking at a wash, either. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on a

brighter sunday ahead. next week looks very, very nice with all the comfortable temperatures. >> thanks for the update. we begin with developing news coming in from northeast philadelphia happening right now police are searching for the person who shot a woman through her bedroom window. thmed after midnight -- this happened after midnight on the 8500 block of somerdale avenue. the woman heard a noise and got out of bed. >> looked outside and didn't see anything, went back to her bed and next thing you know she felt a burning sensation. >> the 58-year-old woman was actually shot three times she is in stable condition. police say they found bullet holes in the window screen and also the victim's pillow. officers believe this was a targeted attack because the shooter would have needed a chair to reach high enough to fire through the bedroom window. "action news" learned the victim is a security guard for philadelphia family court. a police shooting in north philadelphia is under review.

31-year-old tyrice carlisle was shot and killed when police say he tried to grab not one, but two officers guns. >> the male did comply initially, he let go of officer one's gun and he grabbed officer two's gun and the firing ensued. >> carlisle's mother called police to her home yesterday, he was stealing her car. his sister claims he suffers from mental health issues, he has a long criminal history that includes domestic violence, drug and gun charges. >> police are working to track down a shooter who brought a busy target store to a standstill after he fired shots in the parking lot. that shooting happened on the 7400 block of bustleton avenue in the northeast. police say a group of men were fighting when one of them pulled a gun. one man was shot as shop arers

ran for cover. -- shoppers ran for cover. >> everybody started running. >> you see the guy who got shot he walked in and literally fell to his knees. >> that victim is in stable condition. heavily armed swat officers cleared the building. surveillance video captured a clear picture of the suspect. new this morning, a stabbing victim tells police he is not hospital because he tried to fight off a would-be robber. the man in his 30s said it happened walking to him home on the 4100 block of hellerman street. police could not find the crime scene and turned it over to detectives. the victim is in serious condition with stab wounds to his head and neck. >> war of words between the u.s. and north korea continues to escalate this morning there is a new response from north korea after rough and tough talk from president donald trump.

north korean leader kim jong-un is warning president trump to could you tell talk and act properly to prevent an attack on guam. stay with "action news" we'll have more on the rising tensions ahead at 90:00 a.m. president trump said he is open to military action in venezuela expressing concern over the growing humanitarian crisis in the south american country. yesterday he said all options remain on the tainl in response to response -- on the table in response to the crisis. pop star and berks county native taylor swift scored a small win in her legal showdown with a former radio deejay. the two were locked in a court

battle over the alleged sexual assault and the fallout from those allegations. >> reporter: it was hugs all around for taylor swift and her legal team after the u.s. district judge threw out the case against the deejay saying there was no way to approve she got him fired. >> i am grateful to the judge the marshals the people of denver getting the law right. >> reporter: the case against her mother and montgomery will proceed. swift testified that the radio deejay groped her during a back stage meet and greet. he reached under her skirt a very long grab, showing his hand up her dress on rear end. swift thought was a mistake she leaned away from him, but it

didn't let go. deejay filed a suit against the superstar seeking damages of $3 million claiming the allegations it cost him his job. he said what happened to him is a product of his decisions not mine, i'm not going to let you or your client make me feel like this is my fault. swift counter sued him for one dollar. they don't want to bankrupt him, they are sending a message that you can say no. abc news new york. >> time 9:07 a.m. some people have all the luck. one person is $393 million richer thanks to the mega million drawing. that ticket was sold in illinois. do i have any cousins there? maybe so. that location is a half-hour outside chicago. it was the largest jack pot in nearly a year. if you missed last night's drawing, 23, 33, a 5 -- 53, 56,

58, 6. tonight's powerball jackpot is worth $356 million. >> we have to get our tickets. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, outcry and controversy over a to remember led march. the rally continues today after a fight on virginia college campus. >> a north jersey business closed the door for good sending hundreds of brides into panic mode. >> reporter: most of the heavy rain is out of here at this point. we're left with clouds temperature-wise. we're below seasonal averages with a high of 82. the humidity continues to be a nuisance, i'll talk about when the humidity drops in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and talk about the return of sunshine coming up

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>> and thanks for sticking with us. new this morning, people in southern china are cleaning up after heavy rain triggered flash flooding. at one point officials say the floodwaters were 3 feet deep putting instruments and scores of home under water. authorities were able to evacuate everyone safely. no reports of any deaths or injuries. also, new this morning, officials in australia are trying to figure out why a plane

crashed upon landing. there's no video from queensland on the eastern coast. four people were on board when the plane stalled and flipped on the runway. two people were trapped in the wreckage including the pilot, at least two people were seriously injured in the crash. happening today, a group of white nationalists are scheduled to hold a rally in charlottesville, virginia, 24 hours after a controversial protest. just last night a torch-bearing group marched through the university of virginia. they chanted white lives matter. scuffles broke out by opponents. southern law poverty group declared it a hate group. a norovirus was tracked

back to a donut shop. they believe the virus was food born not environmental. it been cleaned and will reopen tomorrow. couples in north jersey are in panic mode now that two wedding sites have closed. one company plans to provide full refunds, but wedding parties in west orange may not be so lucky, atrium club has padlocked doors and refunds are history. >> let's go over to chris sowers. >> reporter: started out this morning with downpours, looking live on sky6 live hd spring mountain. it's quiet out there, we have

high humidity leaves which is making for an uncomfortable morning, at least the rain has stopped. we've turned the faucets off. at least for a little bit. the headlines looks like. there's satellite and radar behind me, the morning moisture working out to sea. what we're looking at here from this point on, a couple of leftover showers clouds and sunshine during the afternoon. it's not a bad day. it's a dreary morning. late-day thunderstorm erupt with the approach of a cold front. quick downpour embedded in the showers and thunderstorms that develop. we're not looking at the rain that sits over one location for hours and hours and rains itself out which produces the flooding we had earlier in the week. we're not having anything like that. if we do see late-day showers and thunderstorms they will move along the way. cape may, the point, it's south of there we're picking up the heavier downpours, sussex county and delaware, and getting into

the delmarva. forecast models took the batch of moisture and put it over top us. they made a 120-mile error where the rains would fall. we lucked out. we're not seeing any of that. it's cape may, south and dewy and bethany beaches. rainfall totals, look at the pattern we've been in, we see heavy downpours, atlantic city closing in on a foot of rain over the past 6 weeks. reading, 10.75. philadelphia, 8.1. and trenton. 7 1/2 inches of rain. some locations more than 6 inches above the seasonal average. 64 in the poconos. 72 in allentown. millville, philadelphia, 74. lancaster. 671. it's extremely humid once again, dewpoint temperatures are in the low to mid 70s to the south and upper 60s to the northwest. mid to upper 60s is humid, 70 is

oppressive. most of the area is oppressive. 1:00 p.m. looking at sun and clouds for most of us, maybe a stray shower or thunderstorm developing late. that's the front right there, you can see the pop ups, west of reading and allentown. a couple of us later on see the pop-up shower or thunderstorm. once the front clears everything out, sunday morning, no clouds humidity levels start to drop off, that will be the trends throughout the afternoon, tomorrow looks like a nice day. clouds breaking for peeks of sun during the afternoon, otherwise it's muggy, pop-up shower or thunderstorm in some locations. millville, 78. cape may, 76. allentown, 82. philadelphia, 82. poconos thunderstorms are possible this afternoon, otherwise muggy, 75. sunny sunday, 73. for the jersey shore, low risk for rip currents today, ocean water temperature, 77. morning rain shut off around 10:00, 11. otherwise it's clouds and peeks of sun, 78. sunday, sun and clouds, 83.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once we get the batch of showers and storms out of here, the rest of the way looks nice. 86 degrees, mostly sunny on sunday, quiet for monday, 84. tuesday, and wednesday look good, wednesday, closing in on 90. thursday, warm, highs around 88. >> something to look forward to next week. >> here's a look at what's happening in and around area this weekend. the 10th annual bug fest gets crawling at the academy of natural sciences. see hundreds of live critters, roach races, bug walks and insect tasting. a good source of protein, i guess. today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. peddlers village will celebrate peach month. there will be a a peach pie eating contest. children's activities, and whole

lot more today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. if you want to get inked wildwood convention center is the place to be. tattoo artists have traveled for the 8th tattoo beach bass. the convention runs from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. today, it closes at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. if you want a tattoo go out and get one. we'll be back right after this ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies

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>> it's a blessing. >> reporter: for the second year habitat for humanity philadelphia and lows are teaming up to revitalize a north philadelphia neighborhood. lows award habitat a grant to make repairs to ten homes and neighborhood recreation center. >> kids from the neighborhood have a safe place to come and play in the summertime, after school him elderly residents that come into the inner generational to have green space. >> reporter: 100 volunteers are helping to fix the bleachers build out the rec center gardening es and green space. mayor kenny showed up to show his support. >> it's important to invest in our neighbors and improve our facilities and our kids have equal or better access to the facilities as kids in the suburbs. >> the idea is not just to make

homes safety, but foster safe communities, in addition to the rec center keep people coming. >> the better condition we can keep it in, the more it will be used in the community, it will be as set for years to come. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> it will be nice when it's finished. how the harlem globe trotters are take a trick shot to new heights. trade for the eagles, jamie apody hard more on "action news" when we come right back. >> harlem globe globetrotters e

taken a trick shot to new heights. it happened at the jersey shore above morey's pier in wildwood. 210 feet exact. he was able to sink this shot the highest basketball shot every made from an aircraft. if you want to see him in person, he will be performing wednesday through saturday at the wildwood convention center. that's brave, i'm afraid of heights. >> show off, i can do that, too, and then i woke up and realized it was a dream. 9:25 a.m., philadelphia eagles are making headlines for a big trade as the preseason gets underway. >> the phillies are looking to turn things around against the new york mets. here's jamie apody. , good morning, it's no vet the

eagles needed a cornerback for a long time. carson wentz loses his right hand man. jordon matthews is heading to buffalo. his role would decrease with the addition of tory smith and alshawn jeffrey. darby fills a void the birds have had for a while. he is young, his third year out of florida state. he started 21 days in buffalo since they drafted him in the second round. he was named defensive rookie of the year by one publication. >> we spent a lot of time going over this, obviously it's a big time trade. this is a corner deficient league, it's hard to find this guy, it's not like you're feeling you celebrate and do a dance because you're not a good part in a good pick.

>> reporter: the birds lost to the packers in the preseason opener on thursday. rookie matt collins looked great. >> we're close, but at the same time we're long long away, we have the pieces in place, we have the things we can do well and what we're good at, we have to dial those in. >> after losing 10-0 lots, the phillies game two of game four game set. it's tide up with a solo shot to the left. gives phils a chance for the lead. hoskins looking for a first big league hit. top of the 9th.

you phillies lose 7-6. good luck to the philadelphia soul who play baltimore in the arena league at 7:00 p.m. that's sports, have a great saturday.

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on "action news" saturday morning, the war of words continue to escalate between washington and pyongyang, the new warning from north korea and how president trump is reassuring americans in the pacific of their safety. clashes after a controversial results of a presidential election were revealed. why the losing candidate said it was rigged. >> a young girl speaks out to her road to recovery two months after losing both legs in a tragic train accident. those stories, but first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers , chris a little rain this weekend. >> reporter: most of it is done, there could be a pop-up shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon. the downpour parts of the area saw this morning they are working out to sea. as a matter of fact let's look at the radar, you can see where the heavy rains are located at this point. it continues to be to our south from cape may into sussex county and delaware, down into the delmarva. maryland you're seeing drenching downpours, west of there they piblgd up 3 to 35 -- they picked

up 3 to 5 inches of rain. cambridge, 2 to 3 inches of rain. dover, seeing light rain, lewes, bethany beach picking up light lane. we're seeing clouds, but most of the rain is letting up. satellite and radar partly sunny skies to the north, mostly cloudy skies to the southeast. temperature-wise, not too bad, the numbers appear to be comfortable, but dewpoints are so high, it doesn't feel comfortable out here. kutztown, 66. pottstown, 68. media, 70 degrees. center city, 74. that's the same number for gandys beach in tuckahoe. hammonton, 71. browns mills 68. brigantine, 74 degrees. what to expect, there's going to be leftover showers this morning especially at the jersey shore. cumberland, atlantic, cape may counties southward. clouds and sun this afternoon, late-day shower or thunderstorm. later this evening, if you're

heading to chester, the union taking on montreal this is an 8:00 a.m. start time look for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures, the numbers start out in the upper 70s and drop to 75 by the 9th minute. that's a check of the forecast for now. i'll be back in a few minutes with the rest of the call from accuweather including the shore and the poconos. >> reporter: we begin with dropping news, in the war of words between the u.s. and north korea. this morning north korean leader kim jong-un issued a warning after tough talk from donald trump. martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: just hours ago the first word from north korea since kim jong-un announced plans to launch missiles into the waters off guam this morning saying if the trump administration does not want the american empire to meet its tragic doom they had better talk and act properly that statement

in response to president trump's string of warnings from the friday tweets saying the u.s. military is locked and loaded to his latest. >> anything happens to guam there will be big, big trouble in north korea. >> reporter: this morning the governor of guam releasing a video from a call of the president overnight. >> we are with you 1,000 percent. >> reporter: even promising a tourism boom. >> you're becoming extremely famous, all over the world they are talking about guam and you, you're going up like ten fold with the extend did -- expendite of no money. >> reporter: guam is receipts a a -- releasing they say pamphlets urging citizens to not look at a flash or fireball of a possible nuclear blast. it can blind you.

in seoul the threat so so close, 35 miles to the border, a matter of minutes. that's north korea across the river we can see apartment buildings, if you look closer, you can see they are empty. worldwide america'sal lies promise to rush to america's side. scrap south korea and australia all vowing to help, but a rebuke from german chancellor angela merkel i think the escalation in language is not the answer. >> maybe she's speaking for germany. let her speak for germany. >> "action news" enabc news are following developments out of north korea all weekend long, you can get any updates on our website 6abc.com and our 6abc app it's a free download from the app store. >> we're following developing news out of kenya where police are clashing with protesters

following the country's presidential election. kenya's current president was elected for a second term. the opposition claims the voting dating base was hacked to rig the election against him. an allegation denied by officials. >> police say they have a good picture of a person of interest a as they continue to search for a driver in a hit-and-run accident that left a woman dead. this is the vehicle they are looking for. anne broad drink was cross -- brodrick was crossing race street when a jeep rubicon hit her and kept going. the jeep was captured on surveillance cameras. it features black fender and big tires and white top. if you recognize the man or the vehicle call philadelphia police. an advisor at a penn state

fraternity where a pledge died in february has been subpoenaed to appear in court. the judge called for tim bream to test, he may haved -- testimony, he may have had knowledge of the alcohol fueled party where tim pizza -- piazza died. the search is on for a bandit who ransacked a delaware county pharmacy. chopper dhorp was over the -- chopper 6 hd was over the 3200 block of west state street in media. a man dressed in a burqa took opioids from the pharmacy and the employees gun before running out the back door. authorities in bucks county believe they have caught the main supplier of a u.s. trafficking ring. u.s. marshals arrested him in at

his girlfriend's home in north carolina. he was on the run for five months. prosecutors claim brothers casey and seamus mccarty would get heroin every few days and sell as many as 400 bundle a week on the street in the quakertown area. >> 9:37 a.m. it's two months since an 11-year-old had her life changed in an instant him tina was running along train tracks when she lost her balance slipping under the wheels of the train. now she and her family are speaking out on her road to recovery. >> i hope people treat me like me. >> reporter: 1-year-old has been through what no young girl should ever endure. back in june she was walking along the tracks with a group of friends in southwest philadelphia along grays avenue

when she lost her balance and got caught under the train. she was dragged 500 feet. sadly she lost both of the her legs. >> there are moments when i just i feel like, i'm different, but it's life, so i'll live with it. >> reporter: she doesn't remember much about that day, most her age doesn't give up, but not her she is a fighter. she is video of what she loves to do best, dancing she is undergoing physical therapy at shriners hospital in philadelphia. they said the bugged dancer is super determined and will hit the dance floor again. >> she doesn't care about anything else, she wants to dance again. >> reporter: everyone else is confident that she will be back

doing what is keeping had your fighting. dancing again. >> there's days when i see people dance expib mad because -- and i be mad balls i want to dance. she will return to school in a wheelchair, but she'll start walking in a process prosthetic. once he had learns to walk she will work on dancing. >> "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: the greg mountain ranch is an animal sanctuary that helps animals and people. >> plus we'll introduce you to the three young girls stepping into the hollywood spotlight, how a push for women empowerment ask learning about praise on the

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>> as always so glad you're waking up with us on a saturday morning, 9:42 a.m., 73 degrees, looking live from our temple university camera. not. a pretty day, right, you're thinking where is that chris sowers so i can talk to him. tomorrow will be a beautiful day. speaking in the way of christie ileto it's going to be a

ponytail day. >> reporter: the humidity, the last four weekends in a row, saturday starts out iffy and sunday is beautiful. this is the same kind of weekend. let's go live on sky6 live hd. here's another view, this is the commodore barry bridge, this time around we're showing low-level clouds, it's not raining in the city. down the jersey shore they are picking up rain drops and it is extremely humid. storm tracker 6 live most of the moisture confined to cape may county and points south and east. we'll assume into cape may, route 9 right about here, heavy, drenching downpours north of the cape may-lewis ferry docks. as we turn it over to the rainfall rates it's impressive. this is about 1.6 inches of rain per you are hour. you will not pick up one point 6 inches of rain because this is moving. this is a downpour that's pressing west to east over the cape here, wildwood you will see

downpours soon and as far north as stone harbor and avalon. once this passes through, most of the time today we're looking at combination of sun, or clouds and peeks of sun. all the heavy weather we lucked out with this, all the heavy weather passed on by to the south. originally, the modeling put it over top of us, the areas that were pounded earlier in the week the modeling had it over us. wildwood half inch. dover, a quarter of an inch. philadelphia a tenth of an inch. trenton, 001st of an inch of rain this morning. the dewpoints feel awful, allentown, 72.

millville, 74. dover and wilmington, 73. satellite and radar warm front stretching from binghamton to the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro area that's in the process of pushing through. cold front arrives overnight tonight. in between we'll see dry hours. again this is not a wash, once this batch of moisture pulls away we could see 6, 7, 8 hours of dry weather with a combination of sun an clouds. as the cold front approaches that maybe enough of a trigger to pop another shower or thunderstorm late in the day. 5:00 p.m., here comes the approaching front. northwestern suburbs best chance of seeing the pop-up shower or thunderstorm. 9:00 a.m. there could pop ups at the jersey shore. sunday looks very, very nice. once again that's how the weekend panned out. saturday is iffy, sunday is nice. mostly sunny skies start to finish, high, thin clouds mixed in from time to time. mostly cloudy, peeks of sun and warm and sticky, late-day

thunderstorm possible after the morning showers. 82 degrees is the forecasted high. if you're heading to the musikfest, lee bryce takes the stage around 7. there could be a thundershower early about 7:00 p.m. everything clears out nicely and temperatures pull back in the low 70s and lowering humidity levels. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's nice and quiet once we get past the weather. mostly cloudy, 82. sunday, mostly sunny, 86. monday delightful, 84. tuesday, is nice, 83. wednesday, close to 90. thursday, 88. friday is muggy, combination of sun and clouds, 84. we don't see any more downpours and i don't see 90s. unless wednesday we hit 90. >> looks good. >> thank you chris. there's an animal sanctuary in the lehigh valley that's home to 80 animals and it is doubling to a therapeutic spot for

people. alicia vitarelli has the story. >> reporter: the mountain ranch in pennsylvania is heaven on earth. >> our mission is animals helping people and people helping animals. >> reporter: it's a serene working ranch with over 80 animals rescued from abuse situations. >> they are not sold, this is their home, they are not fostered out. all the animals are trained to provide therapy for humans struggling with all sorts of emotional and psychological problems. >> they make a bridge with people hard to reach. if they come to volunteer or over a long period of time. you can see the growth in the person. >> reporter: it's 100 volunteer and donation based. and the ranch hosts summer camp for kids second through 12th

grade. they find out the ownership and responsibility and learn how to respect each and every animal we have. >> katherine a former nurse started the ranch 19 years ago with a dog and two horses. >> this revolved into a special place. clarence is a 13-year-old turkey. blue was kept in his a stall tore two years and weighs 2,000 pounds. he is a big guy. this is winston, the loveable great pyrenes who was rescued from a hoarding situation. >> he was a magical experience of being a loving dog. >> if you want like to support the mission visit the website, if you have a shelter story you would like us to share post a

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and it's roots in african-american culture in fraternity and is dates back a century. >> i did it in my younger days. >> reporter: stepping is shining a spotlight on the role it has in shaping crowning women. alicia vitarelli has a look. >> reporter: step is the real life story of a girl's high school dance team set in the heart of baltimore. it follows three young women, the obstacles they face if the inner city and how stepping has helped them focus on the future. >> it's a call to action, do something positive and pay it four. it's about women empowerment and sister hood. >> reporter: the documentary was created by amanda lippits.

she said she new she had to tell the story of step the first time she saw the girls in action. >> i walked into her practice they were stepping, this is what happens in a great music. they can't speak, she sing this is what they were doing with step. >> i think the main component of step and the life skills that can taught teaching step is important. self-esteem, discipline, sisterhood those components you can use in everyday life. >> reporter: i got a chance to learn a few moves choreographed by coach g. was not easy. just like that. okay. but after a little practice. and a lot of concentration, i

got it down. >> five six seven eight. >> good! i was lucky. i was lucky. again step is in theaters now, alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." you go, alicia vitarelli she had it down, right? >> i have to give a shout out, coldest step of brothers, alpha alpha fraternity incorporated. >> my sorority in my senior year of college, too. >> with you part of that? >> i was.

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the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with chris. rain, but not a washout for the entire weekend. >> reporter: that's right, storm tracker 6 live we have showers and lone downpour across cape may county. most of the heaviest weather is off to the south. ocean city maryland is getting hit hard. we're zoomed into the rio grande area east of the villas. you can see the heavy drenching downpours south of the cape may zoo and the garden state parkway and route 9. later this afternoon we're looking at clouds and limited sun, pop-up thunderstorm late. >> sounds good. >> finally this morning a local couple is going viral for the adorable addition to their wedding plans. they said they were so inspired by their adopted pitbull they wanted to spread the importance of adoption. so they partnered with the brandywine valley spca to have nine rescue pups on hand for their big day.

according to my low, the whole day was about love. >> what a great story. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. "action news" continues later tonight, we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. here's the stories we're working on for you. >> everybody is getting excited about the upcoming total solar eclipse. we'll tell you about a scam on sunglasses you need to avoid. the parkway is a mecca, we'll tell you about the plans for oval plus. for chris sowers, christie ileto, the entire "action news" team, 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, everybody, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." even the biggest animals have to start small. today, we're looking at 6 that come from eggs. al: from a little chick, like this, the size of your hand, to full size. jack: some have feathers and beaks-- look how heavy that thing is. it's unbelievable. others have flippers and shells-- jeeper. golly day. lee: a sand shower. jack: and one nearly swallowed me whole. you see-- sue: jack, there's one right behind you. jack: oh, yeah. we've got all that, plus, my blooper of the week. hold them off, sue, until