unable to reach an agreement on federal funding, the government has shut down, the sticking points on both sides and what it means to for you. >> the eagles prepare to take on the vikings, what you need to know before you head to the big game. >> details on on the second anl women's march. >> meanwhile, outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers to help you plan for the big game. >> reporter: it's the first weekend i've been standing out here in a month without a hat on. temperatures are mild. we have sunshine on city avenue. when all is finished today we'll top out in the mid 50s, 44 in pottstown. 42 in coatsville. 39 in glass borough. ewing, 35. cinnaminson, 39 and smyrna. 36. satellite and radar a little bit of high cloud cover starting to roll in from the north, the lehigh valley, the poconos

seeing clouds, everybody else mainly clear conditions this morning perhaps a couple of cirrus clouds from time to time. by afternoon whatever cloud cover you're seeing it will thin out and promising to be a nice looking day. mostly sunny and mild, 56 degrees is the forecasted high. the only issue out here today, later on as we start to moderate, the winds will pick up out of the west/southwest 20 miles per hour. even though we're forecasting 56 it will feel like the 40s with the breeze. hour by hour we go with the windchill tractor. 1:00 p.m., 45. 3:00 p.m., 49. 5:00 p.m., 45 degrees. forecasting 56, but with the wind it will feel like the 40s. looking ahead it's a mild weekend overall, 50s today and tomorrow, so nice and comfortable for the eagles game tomorrow, but we're tracking wet weather monday night into tuesday. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details for you in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys? >> all right, chris we look

forward to it, thank you. one day away from the eagles and vikings go head to head for nfc championship title and a ticket to the 52nd super bowl. it's a event that everybody is talking especially since the eagles entered the playoffs as the number one seed as underdogs. >> the birds were link yesterday where they will face the vikings tomorrow night. in the off season, coach peterson said he felt his seem had super bowl talent. one win away from the game, that statement feels prophetic. >> i made the statement that that we had the potential to be a good football because of way we practiced and the talent we brought to the roster and the progression of carson in the

second year, the front the way they performed and the back, i saw the same similarities, so, you just have a gut feeling when i made that statement. >> boy oh, boy, kickoff for the nfc championship is at 6:40 p.m. tomorrow night at the linc. all weekend long fans have been waiting for the weekend matchup as they prepare to cheer on the birds, new information is coming out for the lucky fans whole get into watch the game in person. >> we'll win eagles all day. >> reporter: during the morning rush people were in a good mood. >> ready for the weekend. >> i'm excited, real excited. >> i feel optimistic i hope we get a win and then that's the final game before the super bowl. >> i live down that way, i can't wait i don't come about the people coming, i live at 18th street. >> reporter: diane could barely contain the excitement she felt

describing the sea of green that will blanket south philadelphia. you welcome the madness. >> i do. >> reporter: lots will be open for tailgaters sunday morning, wells fargo and m and n lots open at 11:30 a.m. animal q through x lots at 3:00 p.m. >> my daughter's boyfriend has a van we'll be in the parking lot. i just decorated my window this morning, i'm read. >> reporter: septa will offer four dollar round ship passes on sale today -- round trip passes to go to and from the game on the broad street subway. patco has extended the rails on sunday and expecting 18,000 riders on sunday. >> patco is expanding the high speed rail line service for the

nfc championship game. trains will operate from 1:30 p.m. sunday afternoon until 5:30 p.m. there are important parking restrictions you need to know about, no parking allowed on broad street from south street to the stadium complex beginning sunday afternoon ahead of the game. officers will be posting no parking signs. the restrictions include northbound side and southbound side, as well as the median strip. viewers are showing off their playoff spirit by wearing their eagles gear, we love these photos, we want you to send them in. show off your eagles pride and how you are getting ready for the game on sunday. you can share yours by using the #6abcaction on twitter or instagram or posting to the "action news" facebook wall. our coverage continues at 6abc.com. right now you can get analysis from our "action news" sports team and ron jaworski.

we're showing you how some of the biggest eagles fans are getting ready for the game. >> "action news" game-day coverage kicks off tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. with live reports from the link. join us with all the pregame action at 5:00 p.m. anne we'll have an extra hour of "action news" starting at 10:00 p.m. on channel 6. all that will wrap up with extended live eagles coverage on "action news" sports sunday. we'll be on air extra early monday morning with all the highlights of the game, as well as fan reaction, so make sure you tune in at 4:00 a.m. time now 9:06 a.m. developing this morning, united states government shut down at midnight after the senate failed to approve a funding deal. the blame game started before the official shut down. president trump tweeted this is the one year anniversary of my

presidency and the democrats want to give me a nice present. he tweeted democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border. they could have made a deal, but decided to play shut down politics instead. abc's maggie ruhle has more on the shut down. >> reporter: the government is shut down and both sides are taking shots. >> the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called the trump shut down. >> what we've just witnessed on the floor, was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible, political games. >> reporter: top lawmakers and president trump met throughout the day scrambling to make a last-minute compromise, but by the midnight deadline no deal. democrats say they won't pass a

spending bill unless they get protections for dreamers the undocumented immigrants that were brought to the u.s. by illegals. the white house called this an attempt to hold lawful citizens hostage, the republicans say there is no rush for legislation to protect dreamers. here's how the shut down will affect you. it could cost the u.s. economy $38 million every hour. hundreds of thousands will be furloughed without pay. members of the military will see their paychecks delayed. you'll still get mail, social security benefits will go out. tsa and air traffic control will keep working. senators will be back to work at noon today. it's unclear what's open and what's closed. we're standing at a waiting area

to get to the statue of liberty. visitors don't know if they will make it to ellis island or turned away. abc news new york. >> women are preparing to march through washington, d.c. in the second annual women's march. this marks one year since the first march filled the streets in the nation's capitol. half a million people marched in washington. this year the events focuses on women vote own get involved in civil and political roles. a similar event is taking place right here, this morning thousands are getting ready to take part in the women's march in philadelphia. the benjamin franklin parkway has been closed to traffic in anticipation of the big event. the march starts at 11:00 a.m. and moves from logan square to eakens oval. there will be a rally with speakers and performers at noon. >> still more to come on "action news" saturday morning.

the fbi releasing their preliminary investigative report on october 1 mass shooting in las vegas. we'll tell you what it reveals about the gunman. months after a tragic death of a philly icon we're learning how roy halladay died. >> reporter: yesterday was not bad, 46. today we add ten 56 degrees. le this is the first of the four straight days in the 50s. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast including the eagles forecast when we come right back.

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saturday morning, 9:13 a.m., for the 5th time america's painter laureate is back as the artist of the super bowl. peter max painted the team helmets. this year he designed philadelphia eagles helmets he created these one of kind head gear. pretty cool. >> 9:13 a.m. >> reporter: speaking of football how about a aluminum -- lombardi trophy on the easily helmet. forecast for the nfc championship game tomorrow,

6:40 p.m. start time against the vikings. get a load of this, temperatures in the 50s, it will pull back by game time. last week the eagles playing the falcons, windchills in the teens, we're talking about temperatures in the mid 40s, not too bad. cloudy, the slightest breeze out of the south/southwest 4 to 6 miles per hour. 4:00 p.m., 46. 10:00 p.m., 43 degrees. no windchills out there, no rain, the game will be dry, it will be nice weather. 37 degrees in philadelphia. a dewpoint of 20. the winds are light out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. the direction is key. the southwesterly component to the wind there start to warm things up later on. windchill is brisk right now, but that will warm up later, as well. speaking of warming. kutztown, pottstown, malvern, 44. the normal high that occurs around 4:00 p.m. is that right there it is 40. it's 45 in media.

44 in warminster. center city, 37. glassboro, 40. claymont, 43. vineland, 41. cinnaminson, 40. satellite and radar showing high, thin clouds to the north. you get north of 78 and 80. you have a couple of clouds moving in. poconos mainly cloudy conditions right now, a lot of this will thin out. immediate philadelphia area looking at sunny skies, it will stay that way from start to finish. couple of clouds around that's about it. the frontal system is up through here, that means all the cold weather is bottled in here. the cold arctic high is over top of the hudson bay. the front is to the north that means winds are out of the southwest. sunshine out there, it's a quiet day. the cold front tries to sneak? from the north but it will run into a brick wall on the new york/pennsylvania line.

we stay mild in the 50s, the low cuts north through the great lakes, winds strengthen even more out of the south/southwest, that means monday and tuesday are in the 50s, as well. 56 degrees is the forecasted high, winds out of the west southwest at 20 to 25 miles per hour. lots of sunshine, lunchtime, 49. 2:00 p.m., 53. 4:00 p.m., there's that 55. overnight tonight mainly clear and chilly. these numbers are not that bad. 31 degrees, the normal cold spot they are getting a degree below freezing, not bad. center city, 34. all these numbers take off tomorrow afternoon as we see more sunshine. speaking of tomorrow, for the tailgaters 1:00 p.m. we're showing 48 degrees, game time there's that 46. the numbers are not crashing during the game, by the third

quarter or 4th quarter, 43 degrees. much easier to handle than last week's atlanta game. comrveld -- comfortable today, 56. clouds tomorrow, 52. monday, rain at night, but mild, 56. wednesday, thursday, friday, every one of the highs still above seasonal average. >> i would hug you, but i got to work. 9:17 a.m. here's a look at a what's happening around the weekend have yourself a tail wagging good old time. kennel club dog show 150 breeds featured at the wildwood convention center. tickets $8 for adults, $2 for children. the show began at 8:30 a.m. and runs into 10:00 p.m. tonight. and tomorrow, same start time, but ends at 6:00 p.m.

funky brunch indoor craft fair and vendor market is hosted at the ardmore music hall today from 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. admission is free for the entire family. go out and have fun. we'll be back.

>> glad you're waking up with us, 9:20 a.m., three months after the historic mass shooting in las vegas, a preliminary investigative report does not reveal a motive for the attack. it sheds life on stephen paddock. up to 2016 he had a 59 firearms. he did extensive searching about firearms and ballistics and how many people were expected to attend the route 9 harvest festival. the festival he would later target. police say it is believed he had bipolar disorder. we're learning how roy

halladay died. an autopsy shows he died from blunt-force trauma with drowning as a contributing factor as he crashed his plane into the gulf of mexico on november 7. the report said he had evidence of amphetamine and morphine and insomnia drug in his system. the coroner was called to the scene of a house fire in north hampton county on iron stone road in bethlehem as a single family split level home went up in flames. you can see the smoke and flames on the scene. firefighters say the fire started at 9:00 p.m. no clear who lived in the home or the extent of the injuries. what caused the fire is under investigation. take a look at this, a large sinkhole opening up in fishtown section of philadelphia. that would be frightening. the 30 by 30 hole was reported on the 2200 block of tagart

street before noon. 6 homes were evacuated. last check the entire block is without water as crews work to he radio pair the situation. no -- repair the situation, no word on what caused the the sine to form. >> still to come on "action news" saturday morning. hear from eagles coach doug peterson about how the players are feeling entering into tomorrow's championship game. t comes to

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with us this saturday morning, we're one day away from the game that will decide if the eagles are heading to the super bowl. >> ducis rogers has more on what the team is feeling ahead of tomorrow's game anticipate whether they should be considered underdogs.

>> reporter: good morning, whether they are the crurnd -- underdogs for the favorite, none of that will matter they have to put fort their best effort that will put them back to the super bowl. they practiced at the linc in preparation for the championship game against minnesota. being this close to one of the biggest games of their career, the birds explain what their emotions are. >> i have to make sure my head is in the right spot i'm blocking out the noise, just like i'm telling the players to block it out. i'm focused on my job in helping the football team win a football game. emotions will run high it's a great time of the year. it's a great opportunity for the players and the organization. >> i'm excited an opportunity to go out with these guys one more time it's a blessing. it's been a great week of work. nighttime game sunday in the link against minnesota. this is why you play the game and dream about as a kid. >> we hosted a special at

chickee and pete's to preview the game. i asked jaws if he was okay with the birds embracing the under dog role. >> i would take a different approach, the eagles are a better team than the minnesota vikings. you i want to see this team come out confident, cocky and arrogant, they are a better team start fast. meanwhile, the vikings are trying to reach the super bowl for 41 years. their path goes through the rink a lace that will be hostile. >> i'm expecting it to be crazy. we're communicating a lot right now so make sure we don't have to communicate, or if we do we are on the same page during the game. i'm feeling i will not hear much they will not hear me. >> eagles and vikings tomorrow 6:40 p.m. from the link. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a

terrific weekend. >> 9:26 a.m., there's still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. expensive medical equipment will be on sale today thanks to goodwill. ahead the details on the first of its kind of event aimed to help those in need. exactly one year ago, president trump was sworn in. a look back at his first 365 days in office. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. students at the creative and perform are arts share their rendition of the eagles fight song. >> one, two, three! ♪ happening on "action news"

saturday at 9:00 a.m. what the government shut down will tell you who lawmakers are blaming for not agreeing on a deal before a deadline. eagles fans are flying high ahead of the game. security measures to keep everybody safe. hear how a local company says it's being careful how to show it's eagles pride. >> superstitious. first we go outside to

meteorologist chris sowers, chris a balmy forecast in store for us. >> reporter: old man winter could go on vacation for a while. at least two weeks. i see the weather lasting through the 4th or 5th of february. a much-needed break for the philadelphia area. remember the normal high for this time of the year is 40. we had a couple of days where we jumped above that. tuesday and friday. monday, 34, tuesday, 450, wednesday, 33, thursday, 36 and friday 46. it's 20 degrees warmer in allentown than this time yesterday. reading, 17 degrees warmer and lancaster 21 degrees warmer. you can see it translates to 42 in lancaster. 42 in trenton. 37 in wilmington, 36 in reading. watch what happens in between those locations. pottstown, 45. malvern, 45. coatsville, 42. and warminster, 44 degrees.

there you go, glassboro, 42. vineland and hammonton, 40, smyrna, 40. satellite and radar showing a lot of sunshine this morning just a couple of clouds to the north. as we go hour by hour, by 10:00 a.m. around 40 degrees, we jump nine by lunch time, 49. 2:00 p.m., 53. 4:00 p.m., 55 shooting for a comfortable high of 56. we keep the winning streak going tomorrow increasing clouds, but mild with a high of 52. we have two more of the 50s to go after sunday. even though we'll cool things down next week, even those cooler temperatures are still above average for this time of the year. i'll be back along in just a few minutes and have the latest for you from accuweather in terms of temperatures, we're tracking wet weather monday night into tuesday. that's coming up in ten minutes, guys? >> thank you for the update . eagles/vikings nfc

championship continues this morning. you can feel the excitement in the air as the clock ticks down to the start of the big game. >> as excitement grows so do concerns over rowdy fans that take over the streets. dann cuellar has a look at the safety measurements going into place. >> reporter: there was a vibe in the city we have not seen in sometime. the city is pumped it's a connection that is universal. it's focuses on the eagles winning sunday, philadelphia police get that, they want everybody to be safe. >> go birds e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: that's the vibe all over town going into the eagles weekend, the city bleeds green. do you feel the vibe? i have since the beginning of the season. >> it's going to be great. we have faith in foles. >> i know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: at the vegan commissary on wolf near broad they were stirring the pot for

the eagles with special plans for the eagles on sunday,. >> we're having chilly cheese dogs for the eagles underdogs, we're selling our super bowl package because we know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: will the win ignite ruckus street celebration like these. they have beefed up presence at frankford and cottman and south broad street. police say no stupid behavior permitted. >> you don't with a to hurt people or damage property. >> reporter: flyers were being placed on cars announcing no parking on south broad from lumbard to oregon. that means parking in south philadelphia which is tough as it is, is tougher on sunday, but taking things in stride. >> i don't think it will be too bad. we adjust, especially in south philly we're used to it.

>> reporter: it promises to be quite a weekend, the countdown is on, have fun be safe, go eagles. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> if you're one of the tens of thousands of people heading to the linc this weekend, the party getting started at fdr park at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. parking lot for tailgaters begin opening at 11:00 a.m. at the wells fargo center, half-hour later, lots mn and p will open at the linc. 3:00 p.m., the q through x lots open at citizens bank park. >> you may have noticed greenlights displayed throughout philadelphia. peco refuses to run any messages with the eagles name or logo on the crown lights on top of the headquarters, because when they did in 2005 and 2009, the eagles lost the super bowl and the phillies lost the world series. instead of causing a jinx, peco

is rooting on the underdog. clever. unfortunately, 6abc does not have that problem are our satellite stations are proudly lit up along monument avenue in wynnfield heights section. our eagles pride is seen by everybody driving down city avenue. >> we're celebrating our eagles pride fans in other parts of the country. they are not letting distance spoil their love for the birds. this picture was sent in by john from berlin, new jersey, the 177th fighter wing is currently away on deployment, that is not stopping them hearing on their team. fly eagles fly. we see you as you continue to show off your pride. i love that haircut.

use the #6abcaction on twitter or instagram or post to the "action news" facebook wallment. get eagles cover annual at 6abc.com there you can read the strange career path of the this week's starting quarterback and get more from our very own sister virginia. "action news" game day coverage kicks off tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. join us four all the pregame action at 5:00 p.m. plus an extra hour of "action news" on channel 6 that wraps up on "action news" sports sunday. we'll be on early monday morning with all the highlights of the game as well as fan reaction you can tune in starting at 4:00 a.m. time 9:36 a.m., developing thorning, the federal government is shut down as law make it a

great make it a great -- lawmakers continue to fund a bill. democrats insisting the bill contain permanent protection for 800,000 undocumented immigrants. federal services will be closed across the country until an agreement a reached. lawmakers are blaming one another for shutting down the government. >> i'm having trouble understanding which one of these outcomes my democrat be colleagues westbound proud of. >> all these problems are because republican leadership cannot get to yes, but president trump refuses to. >> hours after the shut down, president trump tweeted that quote, the democrats are far more concerned with illegal

immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border, we'll continue to follow the developing story throughout the weekend. >> in a separate tweet this morning, the president said the shut down was a present from the democrats to mark his first year in office. trump's first 365 days have seen extreme highs and lows, abc's karen travers takes a look at what's behind and ahead for the president. >> reporter: from day one. >> idonald john trump. >> reporter: today 365. 2018 kicking off as 2017 ended. a flurry of news as controversies facing criticism for referring to haiti and after can nations with a vulgar remark and getting into a battle with kim jong-un about whose nuclear button was bigger.

the explosive book fire and fury leaving the president to say he was a stable genius. one constant looming large, the russia probe which started with the special counsel after james comey was fired in may. >> i said this russia thing with trump and russia is made up story. the biggest frp issue facing the administration, the on going nuclear standoff with north korea. they will be met with fire and fury. >> frustrated missive for the president, his travel ban tied up in court for months and spectacular on capitol hill to repeal and replace obama care. the white house touts the successful confirmation of neil gorsuch to the supreme court. and congress delivering on the top priority, tax reform.

the president pointing to the huge gains in the stock market as a sign that his economic policy are working. his priorities include welfare we form and healthcare and immigration. with the midterm election looming in november that's an ambitious to-do list to send to congress. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9 including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> i'm matt o'donnell this is oliver from the salem county humane society, the spotlight this weekend you'll meet oliver coming up on "action news." a.m. -- amazon is racing their price for their signature service. we'll get a check on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, but first we want to show you the youngest eagles fans who are showing off their team spirit including this first grader michael a 7-year-old with

autism. >> go eagles! ♪ fly eagles on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s! go eagles! >> all right welcome back

thanks for staying with us,

9:43 a.m. saturday morning. a lot is riding on tomorrow's nfc championship game with the eagles and vikings, including tastykakes. pennsylvania governor tom wolf took to twitter to place a bet on the game with minnesota govenor, mark daten. if the eagles win, governor daten will send a five pound pierceson's candy nut roll. governor wolf will send five pounds of tastykakes. according to chris' prediction. >> reporter: a salted what? >> it's a candy bar with nuts in it. >> reporter: can you see that, we'll be eating salted nut roll. people in other parts of the world they don't know what tastykakes are, they are missing out. that's stuff is good. let's get you outside and go live on sky6 live hd, beautiful

shot of cape may, it will be a nice day actually to tokyo at that stroll along the beach. temperatures are 50 degrees down the jersey shore, a ton of sunshine expected. it should be a nice day, enjoy it. tomorrow in the 50s, as well. 56 degrees that's the forecasted high today. look at normal. we're 16 degrees above the seasonal average. 29 is where we started out this morning. some of the locations have skyrocketed into the mid 40s, pottstown, 46. malvern, 45. same number for media, long wood and kirkwood. new 0 -- holland, 40. vineland and hammonton, 42. smyrna checking in at 40. the mild southern air is racing in from the southwest. you can thank the frontal systems being this far to the north. the front dropped to the south, it shifts out of the north it's cold. once the fronts shifts out of

the south it's turns warmer. the fronts are up along the u.s. canadian border. wednesday the cold front slides in and cools us down. we have four days of unseasonably warm weather. clouds increase during the day, temperatures are in the 50s. monday night into tuesday, this is what's called a great lakes cutter, the area of low pressure develops across the four corner states off coming off the colorado rockies and cuts north into the great lakes. salons -- as long as the storms go to the southwest the winds come out of the south. some of these could be heavy. the predicted model shows 1.1 inches in reading. an inch in philadelphia and wilmington. trenton, close to an inch. same thing with allentown it's good enough to wash at salt off the roads and clear things out.

half inch in millville. and quarter inch in atlantic city. we're not expecting any frozen precipitation. 56 is today's high, very, very mild. dover, 355. even allentown, 50 degrees later on. correspondent tonight it's chilly, but not cold, 31 in allentown that's nothing. reading, 32. philadelphia staying above freezing, 34. trenton, 31 i have to double check the numbers and look and see when was the last time we stayed above freezing in philadelphia. it's been quite sometime. nfc championship game against the vikings, 36 degrees, first quarter temperature, 4th quarter, 43. four days of 50s, first one today. 52 tomorrow, monday, drizzle, high of 51. tuesday, morning rain it could be heavy at times, 56. as the cold front slides through

the temperature fall off in the afternoon. wednesday, thursday, friday, all three of those days are cooler, but above average. 43, 41, 44. next weekend it looks like it's in the 50s, as well. >> nice. >> reporter: you have to pony up, manufactured. >> my friend. salem county humane society is growing because of a donor. >> reporter: salem humane society has opened up a new dog wing. >> it will proceed comfort and shelter for years to come. >> reporter: the dogs moved into new digs thanks to one generous donation. >> betty emerson left us money to make this a reality. it is 100% volunteer based. >> it's been a goal to make this a better place for the animals.

>> reporter: the new wing comes with brand new dog runs and puppy room and meet and greet room. >> families can come in and socialize with the dogs. jake a-year-old blue tick coon hound was flown up from the south as a puppy. a foster family calmed his nerves. >> he is a sweet loving dog, he needs someone who can pay attention to him and keep up his training. >> spot suffers from nerves, but he is super friendly. >> he needs a fence and place to run and somebody who is willing to train him. >> reporter: this is maggie a mix found as a stray. >> she would be best in a home without any other dogs. >> reporter: this is oliver, a 1-year-old chihuahua found in the sold near a high school in south jersey during the beginning of the year. he is domesticated. he likes other dogs and he could be the next great addition to

your household. if you're interested in any of the pets you met from the salem county humane society head to 6abc shelter me. tells us about where you adopted your pet and how how much they mean to you we'll feature your stories on up coming shelter me segments. i'm matt o'donnell, adeos

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video. goodwill is holding a medical equipment sale with items up to 75% off. >> as alicia vitarelli explains a number of splice will be available -- supplies will be available to help people thrive. >> reporter: jewel i can't has cerebral palsy. she is a student in moorestown. this walker retails for ove$400. they got it to 70 at goodwill. >> able to serve a lot of kids that wouldn't necessarily be able to get the equipment that's tailored to each kids specific need. >> we give them measurements and go around and find out which works. >> julia's center picked up a shower trail for $25. >> the shower chair we were looking at was over $300. it was not feasible to do. >> reporter: she called the sale

a lifesaver. >> if like me you can't afford 5, 600-dollar wheelchairs. it's a great alternative. >> we if you are beneficiary and sell it -- it's refurbished and sold to the public. you don't need a prescription. >> reporter: 16,000 square feet of space for all kinds of needs. >> we have canes and crutches and shower chairs and bed side commodes. they received 12 tractor-trailers of brand new donated equipment all 50 to 70% off. it's from pediatric to geriatric. >> reporter: the first sale is today at -- it runs through

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back everyone, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny breezy and extremely mild today, look at the high, 56 degrees. the overnight low tonight is only 34. it's the second time in the last 27 days the low has been above freezing. tomorrow is nice, as well, 52 degrees. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. >> from all of us at "action news," make it a great day. see you tomorrow. stsd displiewnz

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." in the animal kingdom, fur coats come in all shapes and sizes. oh, look at that. god, that thing is huge. some creatures wear their hair big and bold. other animals prefer to blend into the scenery. how could anybody find this thing? today, you'll see some of the wildest hairstyles out there, plus a surprise guest you won't believe. wait a minute. that ain't no rhino, is it? and later on, one of my favorite bloopers. that stuff stinks. whew! so try not to flip your wig. 6 hair-raising tales are next