. >> reporter: absolutely and he paddington here but he wanted to give it all away. ethan chatman wanted two things for his birthday: a glow-in-the- dark rollerskating party. >> i got to wear white stuff and i had to things that glowed in the dark. >> reporter: and you can probably guess what else made the top of his wish list, toys. a whole lot of them. truck that is so many. but is that? >> paddington. >> reporter: but not for himself. >> i have too much toys. >> reporter: you have to many? >> and stuffed animals. >> reporter: he decided to give all of his birthday kids -- birthday gifts to other kids. >> reporter: what kind of kids? >> kids that don't have any toys.. surprised? ethan's mom isn't. >> he has got a big heart. >> reporter: ethan had all of toys and he got some pretty cool stuff. >> reporter: is it hard to give away these ties? >> yeah. >> reporter: he proudly marched all of it to the lakeland police department for the cops for kids toy drive. >> one me were at the dry cleaners, we saw a sign for cops for kids. he said we have so much stuff and not eno

>> he clutches tightly onto paddington bear. he likes him a lot. has been which is what makes he is giving away all of these presents. donating them to the lakeland police department toy drive. >> because some kids don't have toys.>> the idea came when ethan and his mom were at the dry cleaner and saw a poster. before mom knew it ethan was asking if he could collect gifts for cops for kids. >> my heart melted of course. i was proud. i told him >> you are crazy.>> the department has seen a lot of acts of kindness but never anything like this. >> you don't see that today. >> he is learning to focus less on himself and more and others and that is a big thing that a lot of adults and kids need to learn. >> sometimes it takes a little kid to teach us that lesson. grady trimble, 10news. >>> ethan does really want you to donate as well. lakeland fire are collecting padding bear to him. >> he would give it right back. >> i love this.>>> fire burnings all around you what would you do to get out alive. a close call for two men trying to escape gatlinburg. >>

expungement clinics starting at 10:00 this morning at rec centers in east germantown, point breeze, paddington, fair hills. it stems from the state law that extended ceili extended sealing of criminal records. >>> and right back to the temperature war. it is all about the temperatures this morning and really throughout your saturday. it is so chilly. the coolest air we have seen so far this season. look at the numbers on the board. in philadelphia neighborhoods, little better off than some areas where we see freezing values. 34 in endora, airport is 37 degrees. look at center city at 40, rittenhouse, 38. cold but above freezing mark. that's not the case for the entire map. summerton, 30 degrees. from philadelphia to parts of the delaware neighborhoods, also looking chilly. definitely numbers below the 32 degree line. harmony hills at 33. marshallton is 31 degrees. wilmington is better off with 35, odessa, 36 degrees. numbers keep going around the 30s pretty much across the region which we did expect. areas like harrington, 36 degrees, allendale, 34. we have better off temperatures, some relief

and looks like a paddington bear. with a big long curve clause. that she could climb on the trees. a young man about 15 went up this. it's not like watching a hawaiian native going get coconuts. he could not get his arms around the tree. it was like spiderman going up the street. when yet about 10 feet he started to bang on the tree trunk to get her to jump. she just went up further. when up to 60 feet and there was a little law there. we watched as she started to munch the most beautiful pink orchids. kind of the ideal disney creature. the joey jumped. 60 feet. it came down and land did on the spongy floor and the guys ran to get him and it was the gentlest most adorable little thing. i was lucky enough to witness this very rare animal in the rain forest and lisa in order to keep that enema from being a distinct had a visit all 40 villages that surround the habitat. letting one area be a sanctuary for the tree kangaroo in which men cannot go in and hunt they are given solar lanterns. their given education and their giving health benefits and clinics. and then they can hunt the tre

expungement clinics starting at 10:00 this morning at rec centers in east germantown, point breeze, paddington, fair hills. it stems from the state law that extended sealing of criminal records. >>> beginning with a look at the temperatures now. that's the big focus in the forecast today, the temperatures. so chilly out there, not just for your morning but your afternoon, too. not seeing a huge bump in temperatures until tomorrow. right now, looking at philadelphia neighborhoods. endora, 35 degrees. upper 30s around center city, kensington and graduate hospital. those locations around 38, 39 degrees. that's the same for the airport as well. notice some of the lower 30s on the board, areas like summerton at 31. parkwood, 33 degrees. temperatures we have seen are going to warm up into the 40s. for some of us just around the lower 50s. now looking at pennsylvania suburb temperatures. also chilly. lincoln university at 29 degrees. and they keep going. the lower 30s are certainly going to notice as you step out. we have a frost advisory in pla place. tomorrow some areas have a freeze watch. radar a

he was about the size of a paddington bear.e hawaiian peninsula is the only area of the world where the tree kangaroo live in the making one of the more endangered mammals on earth. they are secretive and shy living high in the canopy were mating is a delicate endeavor. a large arboreal pipeline has a fondness for tree kangaroo and they are prized to meet for the native people as well. hunting and loss of habitat are the main threat to the cc. but, lisa has been educating the villagers sense 1996 about this rare creature in their midst, what began as a research project evolved into an alliance of local people, scientists and research institutions. there are 45 villages and more than 10000 people in the region of the one/. the clan owns all the land which is true of most of new guinea. they took charge of their own future by creating png's purse conservation area, formally recognized by the government in 2009, giving the area of the highest protection under the law it to mean that there will be no extraction of resources includi