coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "into the wild."rom the andes mountains to the amazon river, peru has it all. but today we're heading deep into the jungle. are there snakes in here? >> there are. >> as we search for animals. >> there he is. the giant river otter.

is brought to you by nationwide insurance and the columbus zoo.in conservation for over 30 years. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna from the columbus zoo. welcome to "into the wild." i knew there was one stop we had to make and that was the cassel, which is filled with special animal stories. we head for a behind-the-scenes tour. there are spectacular views. like something out of a picture book. amazing animals.

. >> jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide insurance and the columbus zoo, partnersvation for over 30 years. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna coming to you from our home from the columbus zoo. when i meet people who shares our passion for animals, we're bound to have some fun. >> how does it taste? >> and learn some things along the way. >> we teach these horses to want to get on. >> we go to sunny sull

hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into wild." you might wonder where the hannas go when we're ready for a family getaway. to a zoo, of course. and today, we're hitting two amazing zoos out west in arizona. bighorn sheep-- here they come. elephants-- corey: you're supposed to shower the elephant. jack: i know, i'm sorry. i did not mean to do that, i swear. rhinos-- thank you, jack. lots of hanna family fun. i'll tell you, ralph, if you take a bite, i'll take a bite. join us next as we head into the wild. that's a little boy monkey. little jack: yep, definitely a boy. jack: i don'th

the columbus zoo pared, labradors with cheetahs. they have been together since puppies and cubs.he dogs can give a shy cheetah confidence. >> he will be fantastic, she will do great, i could not say that, if we didn't have that relationship with the dogs. >> when cheetah had surgery for a broken leg, one of the labs was there to play nurse and it was all captured on video and photos from the columbus zoo. >> that is really sweet. >> we all can just get along. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 another rough ride for septa commuters. >> reporter: with over 100 trains taken out of circulation, passengers and capacity both have been strained so what can septa riders expect moving forward? i'm alexandria hoff with more on that coming up. >>> plus what passengers need to know if they want to have a refund and how transit agency is viewing social media to make the commute smoother, kate? >>> and the sun has returned but with it the heat and humidity feels like the talk days of summer have arrived, very steamy afternoon and we have a heat advisory to tell but

catch the action on the tennis test this weekend, taking on the columbus crew. last weekend, a disappointing performance in philadelphia against the union, a 3-0 loss. everyone has short memories around here. not a good performance. i thought we were second best and most aspects of that game. i don't see that being the case this weekend. back ond.c. united is the road tomorrow against columbus crew, on our sister station, news channel 8. coverage begins at 8:00. on the road again. experience that you can take to the next level, next. leon: hitting the golf course this weekend? merc 80's bands -- edes-benz is out with a luxury art, and he gets up to 19 miles per hour. charge. butedes has only built two, they say they are ready to ramp up production if there is enough interest. they will not say how much it costs. robert: what do you think, steve? steve: 50. leon: and you know what -- somebody out there will pay it. pockets. leon: all right, mr. hot stuff. steve: it is summertime. lowerow, low 90's, again no 90's on sunday. fast forward to next weekend, we could be

we went to the zoo this morning in columbus and we rode camels. re we go, we went to the oval office, the ingraham oval office, it was great. tune in tomorrow you will see more of our happenings from the trip. switching gears, back to a very serious issue in baton rouge the deadly shooting and more police officers early today we will have more on that in a moment. ♪ 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. some neighbors are energyile saving superstars.ng life. how do you bece a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. take the free home energy checkup. honey, we need a new refrigerator. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. by switching to xfinity x1. rio olympic games show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by

the haygoods of columbus, ohio, love story, 1997. in black and white, the life of sammy davis, jr., 2003. sweet thunder, the life and times of sugar ray robinson, and the butler, and his recent book, "showdown: thurgood marshall and the supreme court nomination that changed america." this your chance to participate. we have been talking for an hour and would like too hear from you. we have gone threw couple of the books so far and will get through a couple of the others this afternoon. 202-748-8200 in the east and central time zone. 202-748-8201 you live in the mountain and pacific time zone. you can contact us electronic, book which of@chance.org and via social media,@booktv is our twitter handle, and you make make a comment on facebook, facebook.com/booktv, you can make a comment in that section. we'll begin taking calls in a few minutes. 1967, thurgood marshall is nominated. where were you, how old were you, and do you remembered? >> guest: i was in columbus, ohio. is was the summer time. was 13 years old so probably on my skateboa

. >> the world premiere will be july 7th at the columbus theater in providence, rhode island. , are so excited for you. we cannot believe that you've made your dream come true. that is spectacular. >> we had the dreams come true. >> this video starts off with a shot of a razor. that razor is being held by none other than brad holmes. he's a prankster who put some shaving lotion on that razor, his girlfriend, who basically has been the butt of many of his pranks -- >> what's he shaving off. >> he's shaving her eyebrows and now he gives her a close-up look of her face. >> what are you laughing about? >> that's basically it. >> [ laughter ] >> -- eye browse! >> her acting is very good because -- >> women like thy eye browse. >> can i raise some suspicions here. we don't see him do it. we just see him hold a razor near her face. >> then the camera cuts to the eyebrow. >> they could easily have used some makeup to cover up half that eyebrow. >> so the video ends and she is distraught over her missing half eyebrow. if you are her, how do you get back at your prankster boyfriend when

police are have thing a motive and the new york subway was skipping the columbus circle stop during the morning rush hour to ensure community safety. the situation is over but right now they are investigating the suspect vehicle and we are awaiting a press conference from the nypd with more detail as they come in, in the newsroom, for abc7. >> san diego man suspected of doing doughnuts on the babe will appear in court after being arrested on sunday after witnesses called church to report a black mustang doing this, doughnuts, across all five lanes of the upper deck stopping traffic. he was drive the mustang that was impounded and arrested on suspicion of wreck last driving and is scheduled tore arraignment today. >> good morning, now, what is happening in san francisco this morning, with the clouds rolling in and mist and drizzle, at 52 in west portal, and presidio is warm at 56, and through the ferry builting at a 5 and downtown is 54, 60s in pittsburg and tracy and everyone el in the mid-to-upper 50s and american canyon and daly city at 52, with clouds in san rafael, and small craft a

. >>> benny olson, the head coach of dc united taking on the columbus crew. laying with ten men. spindola scores. they get the lake equalizer. drawer with columbus, 1-1. it feels like a win. >> i'll take it. it is all how you look at these things. >> positive spin. >>> a hot day tomorrow. it is all how you look at it. hot day tomorrow, t buhotter >> i know everyone at home is going to wake up watching the nick giovanni and melissa nord show tomorrow. but other than that, what will the day be like? >> it will be hot. drier than today. hot again on monday. and then, tuesday, look at the reward we have in the storms. 80. >> we will take it. of course, you know, you can get updates any time on the app. you will see this one bright and early tomorrow for wusa9 news at 7:00. goodnight. why should over two hundred years of citi® history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress. that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi® fin

united hits the pitch against the columbus crew. er your favorite sport is we have you covered tonight unless it's football. >> i'm hearing fantasy football talk. >>> let's get one more check of the radar. >> we have heavy rain to the east of 95. you can see lots of lightening unaround baltimore where there's a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:45. >> that's the news for now. e will see you again wto okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ >>> on this saturday night, deadly coup attempt. nearly 200 killed. thousands arrested in turkey after members of the military try to seize power. tonight the u.s. with urgent calls for calm inside this critical ally. >>> the ticket. donald trump officially introducing indiana governor mike pence as his vice president pick. will joining forces unite a divided party? >>> was he radicalized? new details tonight about the truck driver who committed mass murder in france as his father speaks out for the first time about his son's troub

. >> we're here at the columbus zoo feeding these lovely giraffes. >> whoa, hi. >> we are live in cleveland me, fun two days on the road. >> day one of the republican national convention. >> all those in favor say aye. all those opposed no. the ayes have it. ♪ we are the champion >> what is it like on the water and not being able to see anything? >> it's a wild ride. gives me the ability to have freedom. >> republican delegates are about to officially nominate donald trump. >> it's my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top. congratulations, dad, we love you! >> the night three of the rnc convention here. >> when marco rubio speaks tonight, i actually brought him -- >> oh, no. >> two large hands. give me a hand, everybody. >> how you can be in ohio and not come to canton, ohio, the pro football hall of fame? locked and loaded, ready to play. >> ready to go. >> tonight is the night. we are just a few hours away from donald trump's shining moment. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. ♪ >> amazing. this is the ballpark i didn't

things on their smart phones to walk into the streets against the light. >> reporter: today the campaign came to columbus circle. their safety questions on the prize wheel and took home t- shirts. information specifically about bike safety. and if you would like to come out here with a t-shirt maybe a snap bracelet, they'll be out here until around 2:00. reporting live in columbus circle andrea grymes cbs2 news. >> andrea, thank you. the last time we saw andrea she was covered with water. everyone had an umbrella. >> it was pouring this morning. let's find out what we can expect for the rest of the day, kind of dicey, john, what do afternoon and an okay start for the weekend, but then you're right. we are rolling the dice sunday into monday. a lot of observations just real briefly . warmer numbers are still dealing with those clouds to the east. i appreciate this picture from kathy. she is warming up and she is thankful for the rain. look at those drops, so many of the gardeners are saying yes, we would like to see some more rain and let's head down to stanton island for that rain will need more, but he'

and they open the up a new outlet center in columbus, ohio a limb more than a months ago. for most of bricks and mortar, we have too many stores. that's why i want to speak with the ceo to hear more about the quarter. mr. tanger, welcome back. i read that on interstate 71 off ramp about a month ago, there was a stand still of traffic because of something that happened. >> we opened a new outlet center north of columbus, ohio and the consumers loved it. we filled a niche that nobody had filled forever and we put the first outlet center in the columbus market and backed up traffic about six miles. >> they wanted an experience. obviously, it means an experience for them or they wouldn't wait. and second lly they wanted a bargain. >> in tough times they need a bargain, and they want a bargain. >> there's a lot of malls and shopping centers where there's not a lot of wait. >> we have a some of the best name and designer name stores offering 30% to 70% off every day. >> your top ten tenants ten years ago, where are they? >> some of them are out of business. we educate them on the

. ♪ >> reporter: deep in the heart of africa exhibit, at the columbus zoo, visitors gather every day labrador retriever. >> the number one question up here, there's $40 million exhibit, are the dogs coming out. is the number one >> reporter: suzie rapp runs the animal programs. >> the world's most expensive labrador retriever exhibit. >> reporter: but dogs like koby around alone in the exhibit. they share it with pretty big cats. cheetahs. the animals get along like sibelings. >> you place a puppy with a cub, they think it's a brother or sister. >> reporter: what have you learned? >> ma i learned, we want our cheetahs to have all the confidence in the world. we know we can't give it to them but we know the dogs can. >> reporter: in addition to confidence, the dogs can offer comfort. when a cheetah named ed kiara needed leg surgery, koby helped her recuperate. >> without him, i don't know that we could have pulled this she will be great. i cannot say that if we didn't have the relationship with the dogs. >> reporter: this affectionate bond between cat and dog, on display at zoos across

you can use the subway, the columbus spring garden parking lot, you can use the market frankford line. and again, the closer you get to the city the crowded it will get, that magic hour, that we saw from steve yesterday out here in ardmore, was around that 7:15, 7:30 time. so, the closest you can board the train to the beginning of the trip, the better shot you're going to have of getting a seat and getting on that train this morning, chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, unfortunately we have to get to this breaking news, it was violent night in philadelphia. teenage girl shot in the chest and hands just about an hour ago. >> police say this happened east germantown. let's got right out to dave kinchen who just arrived on the scene with more. dave? >> just got here. we found out that this scene actually has two weapons added here, on the 5600 block of boyde street, germantown. i just spoke with investigators, i can tell you what they tell us, 14 year old girl was playing with a handgun, with other people in the house, when a male, we don't know if it was another juvenile or adult, male

guest: she's going to do well in the columbus area, franklin county, which is where columbus is the county seat has essentially become a government company town. it has trended blue in greater i think she can expect to do well there. she has to do well in cuyahoga county. that has always been the anchor for democrats in ohio. if they do poorly there they generally lose the state. it's a heavily democrat area. hope to cutcan only into democrat success there as much as they can. they are never going to win the county but if they can come close, then they have a shot at winning ohio. democrats understand well if -- don't win ohio host: what does polling suggested that the sentiment of the state towards these two candidates. i don't think i'm up on pulling at this point. you are going to see convention bounces. i think it is too early for us to figure anything out. thecan't count of libertarian and green party. host: what do you think the role of governor kasich is right now? role has been -- certainly was true on election primary. he was running his own show for sure. anyn't know if he has in

you can jump on the broad street subway from there, 300 down here at festival pier, columbus boulevard, free parking, they've waived all of the parking fees at the frankford transportation center. septa as added extra service on the market frankford and broad street subway. remember they are using shuttle buses this morning, until 5:00 a.m. the only scenario here that's different is the shuttle buses are on the cynwyd line. they pulled those trains off of that line, you're going to use shuttle buses on the cynwyd line, until further notice, and here is a live look at 422, again, i think we'll see more volume coming in from the suburbs than we did yesterday. 422, 309, that northeast extension, the paoli thorndale line, the lansdale line, they were the two big work horses from septa. they were the lines, for example, that lansdale line, typically had 17 trains for morning rush hour, yesterday, only had seven. so, folks from lansdale-doylestown getting into the city, they're going to use probably the northeast extension or route 309 to get into center city and of course everyone would use

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeown." man, have i done a lot of counting. to celebrate, i picked 6 adventures that have a special place in my heart. that's baby gorilla. that's what they love, the baby and the mother. like meeting one of my conservation heroes. anna: there's my lovely girl. jack: a visit to a home for disabled dogs and horses. steve: they just want a chance to get on and enjoy life. jack: and an unbelievable encounter with africa's most elusive big cat. it's the top i've ever had. i just don't believe what i'm seeing.

,capital of "the columbus dispatch columbusispatch" has articles about the gop convention and an inside view of the q and uneasy about unrest, the story they have as well. then you go up to cleveland, where it is being held, so there is no story. it is about turkey and this is "the clevelandof plain dealer." my guess is they will have tomorrow news about convention. in "politico" there is this article, last stand at cleveland convention. repairing the final, desperate maneuver to have donald trump to the republican nomination. they are down to their final day. hotelsed meetings and in in downtown cleveland on saturday, deflated leaders of the effort discuss the slower parliamentary tactics that may disrupt the gop national convention that begins on monday, but they are unlikely to derail trump himself. that in "politico." an op-ed written by former representative pete, republican of michigan, and he attes -- stop trumpers convention he to respect gop voters. the representative rights, i will participate in the republican nation

the columbus officer cut his mouth after biting into the sandwich he ordered at this restaurant. police say the officer heard a crunching sound as he ate the sandwich. he had to be held overnight at the hospital. right now no charges have been filed in the case. >> vicki:a devastating loss for a berkley family as a father and daughter die in a tidal pool while swimming in hawaii a teenager charged with police track down the man they is responsible for the hit and run death of a woman in golden gate park. now to tonight's follow-up file at 10. police say a san francisco man has been charged with multiple felonies in connection with a hit-and-run collision that killed a bicyclist in golden gate park. 19 year old nicky garcia has been charged with murder. along with vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run, and auto burglary. a superior court judge. has set the teens bail at $10 million dollars. garcia is due in court july 27th to state his plea. garcia was arrested friday for ties with the june 22nd death of 41-year-old heather miller. polic say garcia was in posession of a stolen white

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomecountdown." 70% of our planet is covered in water, and most of it is still unexplored. today we're gonna try and fix that. just like in the movies. whoo-whoo! diving in fiji... i've never seen anything like that in my entire life. the great barrier reef... these colors down there are incredible. and the caribbean sea. sue: you just felt like you were one with them. that's what i love so much. jack: plus my blooper of the week. 6 un

what we know about them has been studied in zoological parks like the columbus zoo.ge you guys. >> great. happy to have them here on your birthday. >> how old do you think ' turn? >> you look 12. >> look at my beard. i grew it out for you. okay, okay. i brought you something. i want to put this around -- regis -- >> around what? >> your neck. >> there's somebody in there. >> there is something in there. >> are you ready? >> yeah. >> l >> who is it? >> this man has heart surgery. >> this is mrs. wolowicz. a kangaroo. >> they'll stay in the pouch for up to eight months. make sure to support him. >> this is the largest marsupial. one day this animal will get 120, 130 pounds, but they can even get bigger. >> no kidding. >> it leaves its mom after a year? >> after a year. >> all right. this next animal -- corbin, very man handling today. he's trying to kill me. >> i'm sorry. >> this is a benteron. >> smell near the tail. >> no thank you. >> they smell like buttered popcorn. >> the exact opposite on a beaver, just the exact opposite. we know, we know. they're adorable, but

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomee're looking at animals that are so rare, you probably never knew they even existed. oh, sue. like freshwater dolphins that are pink. victor: look, look ahead of us. look, really pink. jack: wowee. a jungle dog with webbed feet. stuart: incredibly, incredibly rare. jack: and a goat antelope that looks like half a dozen other animals. tom: right up there. jack: oh, look at that. looks like a bear. that looks like a baby grizzly bear. plus, 3 more species that were only discovered in the last 30 years.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomed countdown." go exploring deep in the woods, and what do you think you'd find? lee: elephants down there. jack: oh, my god. lee: let's go take a look. sue: they're huge. lee: we can get closer than this one. jack: how about forest elephants? some of the rarest pachyderms in the world. wow. koala in the wild. koalas in their native leafy habitat, orange apes-- sue: oh, look at that. i can't believe it. jack: and a giant bird wearing a built-in helmet.

. >> i want to call your attention, i'm sure you've seen this, the columbus dispatch, the paper of recordh any enthusiasm, they put out information today, more than one. five, 22% said in a dispatch survey they will not vote for trump. another 44% said they would not, they would vote for trump, but not actively work on behalf of his campaign. fewer than three-fourths of ohio gop delegates say that trump will win in november. perhaps even more stunning, 85% say that trump was not the best candidate to lead. is that what you're hearing or saying? >> i spend a lot of time with coal miners, long shoreman, i spend a lot of times small business owners and they are dissatisfied with the status quo. and i think that what you're going to see is that more and more folks are moving in that direction. i also saw the balance in particular between ronald reagan and george bush. so this balancing out -- >> reagan/bush is akin to trump/pence. >> i think in balancing out philosophies and given the comprehensiveness to the ticket, yes, i do. >> here in light of what's happening, the shooting in dallas, pol

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeuntdown." [penguins vocalizing] today, we meet animals that mate for life. sue, look how the penguins come to greet us. from penguins at the tip of south america to red river hogs in west africa. lee: they're always communicating. jack: it's the same one that squealed on us. in the high desert, flamingo couples nest in a big way. nico: this the egg of a flamingo. jack: no, it's not. julie: that's amazing. and wait till you see the golden lion tamarins. oh, wow, look at him.

their road trip has not taken them to the columbus zoo. e going to get up close and personal with the cheetah so they are at the zoo it says. there they are. or the cheetah is. we're going to see them coming up. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. ♪ i'm coming out so you better get this party started ♪ >> well, yesterday "fox & friends" checked in with the hosts of "the five." they're road tripping. a bus ride to cleveland. >> were they actually going to follow through with this? we caught up with them during a pit stop in hershey

unbeaten in june, first match in july, taking on the columbus crew at seven eastern only on fs fun ando watch it live on fox sports go. a fun summer of soccer on fs across the fox networks. >> absolutely. a lot of people tuning in and checking out all of that coverage, all the crews working hard, the studio journal shows were really entertaining and went over well. brandon phillips on a fastball. >> brandon phillips, zero interest in playing a 11 innings based on that swing right there. one thing i've failed to mention, part of the reason why the trade to not happen with because brandon phillips was trying to add a year onto his deal, and i think it's important to make sure that would bring up that point, had they extended him by maybe one more year, he very well could have been played second base here in washington. makes a lot of sense thinking about where he is at this point. they were going to make him pay again. phillips with a single, back-to-back hits to begin the temp for cincinnati. as good as he's been this year not looking particularly sharp, and now mike maddux looking back

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome 100th episode of "wild countdown." man, have i done a lot of counting. to celebrate, i picked 6 adventures that have a special place in my heart. that's baby gorilla. that's what they love, the baby and the mother. like meeting one of my conservation heroes. anna: there's my lovely girl. jack: a visit to a home for disabled dogs and horses. steve: they just want a chance to get on and enjoy life. jack: and an unbelievable encounter with africa's most elusive big cat. it's the top i've ever had. i just don't believe what i'm seeing.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." 70% of our planet is covered in water, and most of it is still unexplored. today we're gonna try and fix that. just like in the movies. whoo-whoo! diving in fiji... i've never seen anything like that in my entire life. the great barrier reef... these colors down there are incredible. and the caribbean sea. sue: you just felt like you were one with them. that's what i love so much.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." 70% of our planet is covered in water, and most of it is still unexplored. today we're gonna try and fix that. just like in the movies. whoo-whoo! diving in fiji... i've never seen anything like that in my entire life. the great barrier reef... these colors down there are incredible. and the caribbean sea. sue: you just felt like you were one with them. that's what i love so much. jack: plus my blooper of the

so i wanted to bring the black world and the white worlds also to that story the hagood columbus the interesting angle was telling that story about the rise and fall of that street and what else was the other book? oh two on the river, that was just a travel journey and in the clayton powell book i really wanted to to dive deeply into his college career and the battle that happened on the hill when he was tossed out of congress. i've always tried to find an angle as well just had my own narrative to the story. >> host: so the butler is a movie, sweet thunder is it getting ready to be made? >> guest: well, david, the great great actor from selma in the butler and west several movies coming out the share has signedi the play to -- signed to play sugar ray. the screenwriter has justscriptb started. he is writing as we sit here ane talk.nd so that is a nice feeling. >> host: has king of the cats been auctioned? >> guest: it was, and and then it no longer is under option. so that is open, but. >> host: what about showdown? >> guest: yes that has been optioned by pam williams, the b creati

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeown." go exploring deep in the woods, and what do you think you'd find? lee: elephants down there. jack: oh, my god. lee: let's go take a look. sue: they're huge. lee: we can get closer than this one. jack: how about forest elephants? some of the rarest pachyderms in the world. wow. koala in the wild. koalas in their native leafy habitat, orange apes-- sue: oh, look at that. i can't believe it. jack: and a giant bird wearing a built-in helmet. that's a big bird.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to the 100th episode of "wild countdown." man, have i done a lot of counting. to celebrate, i picked 6 adventures that have a special place in my heart. that's baby gorilla. that's what they love, the baby and the mother. like meeting one of my conservation heroes. anna: there's my lovely girl. jack: a visit to a home for disabled dogs and horses. steve: they just want a chance to get on and enjoy life. jack: and an unbelievable encounter with africa's most elusive big cat. it's the top i've ever had. i just don't

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeep in the woods, and what do you think you'd find? lee: elephants down there. jack: oh, my god. lee: let's go take a look. sue: they're huge. lee: we can get closer than this one. jack: how about forest elephants? some of the rarest pachyderms in the world. wow. koala in the wild. koalas in their native leafy habitat, orange apes-- sue: oh, look at that. i can't believe it. jack: and a giant bird wearing a built-in helmet. that's a big bird.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeng at animals that are so rare, you probably never knew they even existed. oh, sue. like freshwater dolphins that are pink. victor: look, look ahead of us. look, really pink. jack: wowee. a jungle dog with webbed feet. stuart: incredibly, incredibly rare. jack: and a goat antelope that looks like half a dozen other animals. tom: right up there. jack: oh, look at that. looks like a bear. that looks like a baby grizzly bear. plus, 3 more species that were only discovered in the last 30 years. good night. how'd you see that

that's the way it's going this buildings. looking at columbus avenue on west 66th street, flooding intersections. ponding on streets and roadways. walking around the five boroughs, anywhere, you have to get going later on this morning, you have to have the right gear, umbrella, raincoat, boots. 72 with the rain. this is the heavy downpour around the five boroughs. this is why a flash flood watch is issued. a watch means the conditions are favorable for flash coming down in a short period of time. this is right in the area where we have been saying, the van wyck at the beginning of the long island expressway heading to the northern state. 687 is where this will be heading up to coastal connecticut, long island, whitestone queens and back to the south and west there is more rain to come this morning. today temperatures in the low midday. we will talk about the rest of the weekend next. heather is looking at the wet roadways as well. probably need to put an orr in the car. >> that is true. this is route 80 by 17. no major issues through this spot b

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcometoday, we meet animals that mate for life. sue, look how the penguins come to greet us. from penguins at the tip of south america to red river hogs in west africa. lee: they're always communicating. jack: it's the same one that squealed on us. in the high desert, flamingo couples nest in a big way. nico: this the egg of a flamingo. jack: no, it's not. julie: that's amazing. and wait till you see the golden lion tamarins. oh, wow, look at him.

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeguins vocalizing] today, we meet animals that mate for life. sue, look how the penguins come to greet us. from penguins at the tip of south america to red river hogs in west africa. lee: they're always communicating. jack: it's the same one that squealed on us. in the high desert, flamingo couples nest in a big way. nico: this the egg of a flamingo. jack: no, it's not. julie: that's amazing. and wait till you see the golden lion tamarins.