marine biologist andy. >> we know it starts in the ice, grows in the ice, gets released in the ice, endsin the water, some sinks to the bottom. so the next question is who's eating it? >> reporter: they analyze all manner of small creatures to see what they're eating and by analyzing their tissue, what provides them the most nutrition. as they gather data, they are working their way up the chain. on this day they netted a jellyfish. >> jellyfish! >> reporter: cause enough for a science nerd happy dance on the ice. but beneath the surface here, there are grave concerns about what happens when the sea ice is dramatically diminished. >> large marine animals -- seals and beluga whales and bowhead whales, the polar bears -- all those organisms are here because it is an incredibly productive environment and can support the really big organisms because there are a lot of algae at the base of the food chain here. >> reporter: the amount of snowfall, the depth of the ice supports a finely-honed balance that ultimately sustains the top of the food chain. here a single degree of change across the l

aftermath of the ice heaves.you know, ice just coming off a lake into people's homes. i've never -- it was something i never expected. >> no one is injured, but there's damage to a neighbor's property. following the unusual weather event, bulldozers clear the ice away. minnesota conservation officer christopher tatro is impressed by the massive ice heaves. >> some of the locals said the last time this happened was 50 years ago. some areas, the ice piles were 30-feet high. >> tetro says the ice heaves are caused by the interaction of wind, water, and ice on the lake. >> the wind comes to the middle of the ice and creates some large waves on the water and with move the ice. the ice will move like tectonic plates. it will push on each other and shove up like it can stand up like an ice heave. that large ice had so much momentum started to pile up on the shore. >> this is the absolute most amazing and unforgettable thing i've ever seen. >>> coming up -- a horrifying scene in a parking lot. >> and i see the stroller w

this is real ice too, we do stories on the pop-up ice rinks, this is the interactive fountains that you can enjoy in the spring, come on out here and skate, the next few hours are free and come out and join it for free. this is mike west, the ceo from the rothman institute. getting ready to cut the ribbon, what is so important about having this outside of city hall? >> we are so excited. right in the heart of the city and city hall, it's accessible and affordable for all. >> we hear the choir behind us, really setting the mood, winter is in the air for sure, people are ready to enjoy the winter sports. >> the weather is cooperating with us, thank you everybody for coming out today. we are excited to be here. >> before you do this, i have to show everybody, it's not an ordinary ribbon, it's ice chi l chiselled for this occasion, we'll get ready to mark the opening here of the ice rink, lets go ahead and chisel away. >> you want to come on over here honey. all right. three, two, one! ha, ha, ha! all right, they are chiselling and getting ready to do this, we ask all come out here, the ska

out on the ice.e seems aware of any danger. >> i kind of kept thinking, if they get enough speed, they're going to keep going, and they're going to end up in the water. >> which is exactly what happens. >> this one guy went up pretty high and came down. he was coming across the frozen lake extremely fast. and my wife turned the camera back on and that's when you see him going off the ice into the water. >> there's surprised laughter and cheering. then he starts flailing his arms. >> that's seriously not even funny. >> no, it's not the. >> it appears the man can't swim. >> he was going under. his head went under three times. and it was just really scary. you guys, they're standing and laughing. somebody get a branch. >> a man rushes over to help. >> oh. >> there's two. >> he crashes through the ice. more people approach. another person falls into the lake. >> i think everybody had the hope that the first guys that came out on the ice were going to reach in and save them. >> okay, you guys. >> the thou

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea. actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,0

. >> what's royal icing?'s basically just powdered sugar and egg whites. it's like a glue and it'll be soft when you put it on but it'll dry hard so it'll hold everything together. >> we initially bought this and she told it's not going to get harden. >> it'll probably just fall apart. >> if you use the royal icing you can change the consistency? >> you can make it thinner or thicker depending on how hard you want it to dry. you can use a much thicker to do something like that where you can cement something together. >> we used really, really thick royal icing to attach the bricks. you go ahead and take a trowel and use the spacer and space it out just like real brick and real tile. >> when you come and watch the introduction of it they get confused. >> we're using cement or something like that because of the manner in which we're putting it on but it's the most efficient way of doing it and we're going to come back with a little bit thinner icing that we for in between the bricks. >> so for the base and the

it gives everybody a chance to experience ice skating. >> and 6abc a proud sponsor of the ice rink and karen rogers was here for the official ribbon cutting. >> this will be the rockefeller center of philadelphia. you can't get much more iconic. next to the most beautiful city hall in the country. right in the center of the city. >> it is fun to see like everyone skating and having fun, no one arguing. >> and enjoying the rink today for her good grades in school. >> her a--honor role. >> 12:00 until 3:00 the rink was free for people to try out. if that wasn't enough to get some parents on the ice. >> that's all i am going to do is watch. i am not going to get on any skates. ♪ >> back out here life, you see the people who decided to get on the skates. some people know how to skate. you can see they are out here doing their thing. other people are doing it for the first time and are learning. if you would like to try skating here, $3 for kids under 10, $4 for adults. $8 for skate rentals. the prices on the website at 6abc.com. and everybody is having a great time out here tonight. eva pi

then a dozen horses fall straight through the ice into freezing water.dn't have any chance to stop. one or two seconds later, the ice was gone and we were in the water. >> riders, horses and spectators are stunned. >> you can just see people just walking around and they have absolutely no idea what they are going to do. >> i was trying to keep calm and figure out what to do to pull them out of the lake. >> if the water was any deeper, they would all be underwater. the horses have their heads above water, but there's no easy way to get out. >> and the bottom was slippery. and they could push themselves. and the horses just gave up and would have died. >> it's a desperate situation. there are so many horses to rescue all at once. >> the sound of the horses, you can hear it very well. it's like they are -- [ moaning ] just screaming for help. >> it's a race against the clock. trapped in the numbing water, their body temperatures falling, the horses won't survive for more than half an hour without serious injury or death. >> the situation was really bad. the

they are known for a lot of different ice-creams but one in particular, their pumpkin ice-cream, i'll taste it in a second. i have to wait and the kids have to wait until we get through the forecast. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a cloudy warm day out there and temperatures are starting to drop and we are seeing a few sprinkles in parts of new jersey and delaware but most of it not reaching the grown yet. temperature in philadelphia dropped to 61 degrees after being in the upper 60s this afternoon and wilmington has quickly dropped to 59 and allentown 51 and it dropped 8 degrees in the last half our as we cool quickly and the sunset in atlantic city and 61 degrees, a line of clouds moving in from the south and west and brewing in the tennessee valley and parts of the ohio valley and that will spill our way overnight tonight and throughout your thursday. future tracker we time this at murder night tonight, and a few showers from wilmington to westchester and that will overspread the region tomorrow, especially philadelphia to the west with a soaking rain for the morning

we are concerned about black ice tonight.what is black ice, it looks wet, but it actually is frozen. lows tonight will be below 32 degrees north and west of town. inside the district, it's not going to make it below freezing. that was never in the cards. a cold thanksgiving. cold and sunny for black friday. 9:00 tonight, 34 at gaithersburg, 34 leesburg. get through 10:00, now we are getting critical. 33 in leesburg. and 34 in manassas. then by 11:00, some areas will be 32. and it doesn't have to be 32 at these readings, as these sites to have some black ice. remember that, especially on bridges and overpasses. by morning, a few clouds, temperatures now 30 in gaithersburg. 31 in leesburg and 31 in frederic. want to be careful getting your paper tomorrow morning. and 9:00, a few clouds to the south. temperatures still in the mid to tupper 30s, but we're above freezing. by 12:30, low 40s downtown. by 5:00, we're still low 40s downtown. with upper 30s in the suburbs and temperatures tomorrow night, similar. we'll fall in the uppe

if you see anything that's looks like ice, slow it down. we have clouds out to the west, generally speaking we're looking at partly sunny skies. we did get .2 of snow on grossy surfaces. allentown hit a record, half inch of snow at allentown international airport. how about that. graift ford half -- freighter ford a half -- graterford, a half inch. 41 degrees, 8:00. we are getting up to 45 degrees for the high in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 42 in reading, 45 in millville. and 44 in cape may partly sunny today with a cold wind. that will be the issue today all day into the this evening. cold wind blowing winds out of the northwest at 12 to 25 miles per hour. gusting higher than that at times. the high temperature will be in the mid 40s, the windchills will be in the 20s this morning and 30 this afternoon. for saturday, the wind are not as strong, but temperatures are in the mid 40s, but it feels like the low 40s or upper 30s at the best of times tomorrow. wind and cold today, 45 degrees, feeling like the 30s. tomorrow sunny and chilly, hi

coming to you live from rothman ice ring at dilworth park of course, the new ice ring here in center city. and really we will get everyone started off on the right foot. free ice skating tart at noon, so there will be three hours of ice skate to go enjoy this afternoon, before you have to start paying. so get out and enjoy it, meantime, others across the delaware valley find themselves preparing for snow. yesterday's flurries reminding everyone that heavier snowfall is just around the corn earn. "eyewitness news" spotted snow in chester county and beyond last night, snowflakes covered the last blooming flowers of the season. penndot says it is prepared having more than 100,000 tons of salt on hands to treat the roads. we also spotted folks beefing up their own supplies, buying shovel, scrapers, many people say, they are trying to be prepared as much as possible earlier in the season, especially with last year's harsh winter still fresh in mind. >> this year we ordered more salt, shovels, calcium. we try to gauge what we think the winter will be. >> awesome, i'm excited for the season

that's just enough to cause black ice. what is black ice? the road looks wet but it's actually frozen. slow down and if you're walking to get the paper super early tomorrow morning, if your driveway looks wet, that could be ice as well if you live north and west of the town. upper 20s to mid-30s at 7:00 and low 30s to upper 30s by 9:00 but still cold. we'll talk about a clipper that's going to roll through south of us tomorrow and take you all the through the holiday weekend. >>> topper warned us about the potential tore black ice tonight and early in the morning. jim o's mond live tonight. >> reporter: good evening, folks, at home things are going smoothly here, we're between exits 4 and 5 in montgomery county. the falls road exit, traffic going at a pretty good clip. we're assuming maybe folks got to their thanksgiving destination a little bit early. we spoke with the montgomery county police tonight about how their night is going. let's listen. >> we've had some slick spots. we've had a few accidents. department of transportation did a re

ice, we could go through 25 feet of ice, and we've done it before. officer. the polar's star mission is to go through polar ice to bring sea lines. >> our job is to break in a channel and escort a tanker ship and a container ship. we do it annually. >> sometimes the ship and its 150 crew members are called for more urgent assignments. >> we were in australia and we were called earlier to retrieve an chinese ice breaker. they were trapped in ice. >> he says the ship's deployment takes a toll almost on a ship that appears to be undestruckable. >> we've gotten them all retro fit. >> they have expertise that does a great job. >> that's why the ship is getting repairs for its mission to ant arctic. >> there's no better way to get an idea of how big this ship is, they're 18 feet across from one end to the other. >> there's two ice breakers. >> the coast guard saves those in distress. >> the polar did return to the water the next week or so and it will be on its way to antarctica. >>> now at 6:00, a temper tantrum in the check outline ends with a bloody con

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>> ice. >> slush. >> ice. >> cold. >> shoveling out my car. >> reporter: last year was bad. >> it was horrific. >> reporter: they say this year is supposed to be worse. >> let be it worse. >> reporter: i guess it's easy to have that kind of attitude if you have this kind of attitude. >> spring will be here before you know it. >> reporter: the power of a positive attitude there. the good news here is the dmv is no stranger to harsh winters. so we'll get through it again, as we always do. live in montgomery county i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >>> a comedy of errors is how one lawmaker summed it up. the department of homeland security found stunning mistake after mistake that led to a white house fence jumper scaling the fence sprinting across the lawn untouched making it inside the white house and east room before he was taken down. first the report indicates one officer who was on his cell phone on september 19th when omar gonzalez jumped the fence and multiple officers assumed the bushes would stop him. it was also revealed secret service stationed inside the white house did not get the

i remember watching my ice ax just rip through the ice. >> it's all happening so fast.put my head down because all the ice was coming down on us and just prayed that we didn't get hit. but i was fully expecting an impact. >> then the bodies just started sliding into the crevasse. you could hear them thump. >> selena is somehow spared from the fall, but her boyfriend, jeremiah, is not as lucky. cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. and i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. knocked

if you were growing up in the caribbean in 1800 you would have never experienced ice in any form. he actually managed to do this. >> stephen: then how did they make those delicious daiquiris. >> exactly. they had no idea. >> stephen: before, that their dak reas were hot? >> steaming hot daiquiri. it was delightful. ( laughter ) you know, the pool scene was really disappointing. it was like, this is so hot. but here's the thing. he actually manages to get these blocks of ice there which is amazing he got it there without it melting. but when it arrived, people are like, "what am i going to do with that? i've been living here 500 years and never had any issue needing ice," so no one wanted to buy it. he had to convince people that ice cream was a nice thing and having daiquiri by the pool was a nice thing and eventually made hundred of millions of dollars shipping ice blocks around the world. >> stephen: but that's not air conditioning. i don't mean to bloat doors off your book. so-- >> i'm not a scientist, so i don't -- >> stephen: okay, perfect. now, here's the thing, i love books

they shouldn't see too much of that black ice problem. today is suppose to be the busiest day of the week to travel. the honest truth is that it could have been worse as we have been seeing the wet roads. and the drivers would hit their breaks often enough. and it will be for them. and that they would have that car. and on their way here. >> reporter: and how do you get through that when you're driving? >> to take it slow and caution and to watch out for the other guy. >> reporter: absolutely to watch out for the other guy as we saw a bunch of crashes that you are looking live. again, people, really, they are, i don't know if they are doing the speed limit or doing more than the speed limit at this point, but they are still looking where they need to go and the experts would say though that today with their black ice and certainly topper said that there is the potential for the black ice that if you can wait for it tomorrow, why not. we are live here. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> that we are hoping that they would keep it safe out there. you

this symbolic ribbon cutting from the ice rink yesterday. it is still a solid block of ice.ut you see that ribbon is still pretty much in pretty fine shape considering it's been out here for almost 24 hours. that just tells you how cold it is out here in center city. we're going to be going throughout the area. talking with people as they try to trek through the city on this cold saturday morning with this earlyist taste of winter. for now we're live right outside city hall. i'm matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> as the temperature dips and as michelle mentioned, more wet weather is expected, be sure you have the nbc10 first alert weather app handy. download it for free on our website, nbc10.com. >>> this morning a man remains in critical condition after he was stabbed in the kensington section of philadelphia. this happened around 2:00 this morning at kensington and allegheny avenues. police tell us the victim was stabbed twice in the upper body. right now there are no arrests in this case. >>> new this morning. camden county pris are searching for the man wanted for two murders

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pretty, 60 by 123 and ice rink. hundreds of people will be able to skate on it starting tomorrow. >> it's an icy treat in the heart of center city. >> we're at city hall. >> how much fun are you having? >> fun. >> the new rothman ice rink dilworth park hosted soft opening for sponsors and invitesed guests. >> it gets better and better every lap. >> you have fallen down yet? >> couple times. >> kareem brown brought daughter kennedy for first twirl ever on ice rink. >> it's something historic and something for tourists to come on and enjoy especially with holidays comeing. the space in fronts of city hall has been under construction more than 2 years. the new 55 million park is replacing the 19 70s vintage dilworth plaza. >> so i'm getting hang of this a little bit. with help from kobe. we're in the winter months. there's not much to do in the city. organize rerz hoping this new ice rink will give families more options. >> it is the park it's arts and culture and activities and most importantly it's a park for all of

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, in center city with another first, the ice ring there, at dilworth park, it opens up later on today for the first time, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, what a better way to celebrate the cold, the early snowfall, than a lap around an ice ring? what better place to start than the brand new one in city -- center city, the rothman ice ring in dilworth park. isn't it a butty? check out the light, nice ring, right in the shadow of city hall, skating here start at noon with three hours of free skating. meantime, others across the delaware valley finds themselves preparing for snow. yesterday's flurries are reminding everyone that heavier snowfall just around the corner. now, "eyewitness news" spotted snow in montgomery, chester counties, and beyond last night. those snowflakes covered the last blooming flowers of the season. penndot meantime says it is prepared, having more than 110,000 tons of salt on hand to treat the roads, and we also spotted folks beefing up their own supplies, buying shovels, scrapers, many peo

you know people off the ice and especially the organization mr.neider, richie all the coaches we've had and, um, i always -- always be dear in my heart for sure. >> temple and penn state met before not with each side nee needing one win to qualify for bowl game much that's on the line tomorrow in happy valley. owls and lion have the same record. penn state surprising the bad at points it come down whose better tomorrow. we all know we have a lot of penn state alums in the house. >> yeah. >> might be sad faces at happy valley. >> right. >> right. >> karen didn't like that. >> all right. thanks keith. >> that's it for us at 6:00. we'll see you at 10:00 o'clock tonight >>> bill cosby firestorm. >> the woman who says america's favorite tv dad sexually assaulted her when she was 18 years old. >> touched my body in ways that he should not. >>> then, she looks drunk. and these guys are taking advantage of her. >> where are we going to go? >> to my house. >> but it's all a hoax. they say they were duped. >>> and who is that masked man? >> police were actu

as ice and snow froze roadways.ng as far south as texas where four people died in lubbock. police reported dozens of accidents. at least 17 states are under winter weather advisories. >>> in oklahoma, snow packed icy roads hampered the commute. crews have warned of black ice conditions on highways and interstates. urging drivers to use caution. >>> in new mexico, temperatures plummeted to single digits following a massive snowfall there. snowfall causing a difficult driving conditions throughout most of the state. as much as 13 inches of snow fell near a ski resort in angel fire. >>> in colorado, residents are digging out from the second snowstorm of the week. another round of ice, snow and cold hit colorado springs. several inches covered the streets and roadways. >>> how long is all of this going to last? it is such a mess. indra petersons is going to tell us with an early start on your forecast. >> good morning. so much going on. where do we start in let's start with where we are talking about the heavy amount of

holiday ice rink on the embarcadero in san francisco. the ice rink at union square. there's walnut creek on ice this weekend at the park. and downtown ice in san jose, as well. 67 degrees. so you can have your outing with a little shot of ice in it. 42 degrees in santa rosa. 48 san rafael. 45 at fairfield. tomorrow highs in the neighborhood of mid- to upper 60s. in oakland 69 degrees. 66 in the city. up in the north bay we'll be looking at 67. 68 for santa rosa. sunday through tuesday high clouds and sun but aside from that okay. then wednesday we get some light showers coming into the bay area for the first time in a long time we get a double dose of rain. friday and saturday also look wet. so we're offering up two things. sunshine and rain. and after the seasons that we have had, that's an offer you cannot refuse. ann? >> excellent segue. >>> if you are a fan of the movie "the godfather," this house may look familiar. it was the setting for the movie's opening scene. it's now for sale, asking price $2,895,000. the five-bedroom english tudor inn staten island, new y

the ice is -- rain reactions. the ice is gone and temperatures are unseasonable warm.reezing rain was the culprit in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, it caused black ice. dozens of accidents happened yesterday including an 7 car crash outside the city and 11 car pileup in pittsburgh. an officer suffered a concussion when he slipped on the road at an accident scene and his head hit the guardrail. a warming trend later in the day melted away the problem. >> black ice is one of the scarest thing i think. >> reporter: this is why we're so concerned about january. think about today's day, it's the end of november we've seen areas 20 to 30 degrees below zero. the upper mississippi river is frozen, there's ice on lake superior, 7 feet of snow near buffalo it's november. imagine what's going to happen when we get into january when this thing reloads. let's go live on sky 6 now that i've depressed everybody let's talk about the weather. let's get the view in atlantic city, it's a chilly morning, a lot of better than yesterday at this time. but chilly for this time. year. storm tracker

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you see ice there on the road, a live picture there.r record cold temperatures are gripping the delaware valley and the nation, and we'll get your first alert forecast hour by hour. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. it's 6:30, and we are one degree away from record cold. meteorologist bill henley, explain that. >> we are seeing the coldest temperatures right around sunrise or just after, and we're approaching sunrise now. the record low is 20 degrees in philadelphia. it's 21 degrees right now. and reading is at 18 degrees for the record and it's 19 degrees. this is the view on a very cold morning from skyforce10. look how clear it is. they're seeing a little less wind than earlier. that's the view from outside the chopper. you see some clouds in the distance. without clouds and with less wind and very dry air, we're seeing the temperatures come down this morning. it is a cold first alert day with temperatures now hovering in the low 20s right along the i-95 corridor, teens nort

holiday ice. there is also the holiday ice rink at union square. out in the east bay, we are looking for walnut creek on ice rink. 65 degrees out there. and san jose, downtown ice, the only struggle here is to find an appropriate name. 67 degrees down at san jose. it will be a nice day to take the kids out to do that or do it yourself. temperatures will range from the low 40s to 43 degrees tonight. to the low 50s . 53 degrees in san francisco. everything else will be in between. tomorrow, we are not too far off average highs with readings in the mid 60s . certainly holds true in san jose. 67 degrees for mountain view. 67 at milpitas. temperatures will be in the mid 60s . north bay, not bad. near 70 degrees. so a mild day in the north day. 57 degrees at ukiah and 60 degrees at clear lake, extended forecast, we are looking for a few high clouds tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. monday and tuesday, we have increasing sunshine. for wednesday, a chance of showers moves into the bay areaful it won't be a big deal. then thursday, we go to break. friday, satu

catching on quick. >> channel 6 is sponsor of this new ice rink. you can watch that live. it will be happening during our noon newscast tomorrow and there will be freebies from noon until 3:00. and this rink will be open, jim, through february. you can you know come down and give it a spip for yourself as well. live in center city, sharee williams, "channel 6 action news." >> get a little action track. thank you, sharee. organizeers say these are the first holiday lights of the season it was opening night of franklin square holiday festival and who bet stor kick it off than one ben franklin in addition to enjoying light show folks could warm up at fire pit with pint of beer or cup of hot chocolate. >> still to come story generating so much feedback and new jersey woman sues parents papayy f foror h herer c cololld tonight we're briping you a part of story you have not heard before. and plus meet local man who is hoping both how to get away with murder and scandal suck side. you may recognize the face. but now you'll see what he does behind the scenes as well. on "healthche

we noticed that they were moving the ice a little bit, and one of them started to swim under the ice.d a wave, which washed the seal some distance but not enough to get it off the ice floe. >> first one approaches, then another. sometimes two or three orcas delaying the kill. then swimming at full speed to create a powerful wave, rocking the ice floe, rolling the seal one step closer to being a main course. >> here they come. they made a big wave. look at that. big wave. >> everyone was so excited and just thoroughly engrossed in watching what would happen next. >> tom's fellow travelers gasp at the fate of the seal. >> oh, no! >> it was evident that we were witnessing something that happens regularly. >> some of the people near me were distraught, worried about the seal. >> tom baits his fellow travelers. >> if you can't watch the bullfight, you better leave. >> sometimes nature's not for the fainthearted or lily livered. >> when one of the ladies happened to say, oh, my goodness, you know, she was worried about that seal, because we knew what was going to happen, it reminded me of a