hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "intore 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't think i asked you.

jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium. partners in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today, we're headed on a quest into the african wilderness, where gorillas share the same habitat with rare forest elephants. 3 babies. sue: oh, my gosh. it's tiny. jack: it's an adventure filled with surprises. there's a silverback right there in the road. get out of here. i'm leaving no stone unturned. wow. oh, hold it here. jeepers. golly day. creatures of gabon are next on "into the wild." oh, crap. kathaleen: what's wrong?

jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium.in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home, the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today, we're heading to one of the only places on earth where wildlife reigns supreme, the galapagos islands. sue: look at the sea lion. jack: there's a shark. i saw its tail. meet primitive-looking marine iguanas-- this is creepy, isn't it? it's like halloween or something. colorful sally lightfoot crabs-- fatima: now you know why the crabs are delicious. [clicking tongue] jack: stunning sea lions-- oh, sue, look at that. you could watch that all day long. all thriving in this land of extreme. fatima: there's some boobies on the rock. jack: a booby. fatima: you ask every day for

. ♪ jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." come along for a mystical adventure into the cloud forest of ecuador. oh, jeez. sue: oh. jack: we're braving bats-- oh, he just peed all over you. bushmasters-- sue: oh, lord, that's a bushmaster? jack: and more birds than you can imagine. i hope he doesn't hit me in the eyeball. the wildlife is buzzing next, as we go into the wild. hold it, what is that kind of thing? is that a bird? it's a bee. carlos: a horsefly. jack: oh. i just thought it was a small bird. sue: pbblt. jack: ok.

the new video from the columbus zoo shows norah the baby polar bear getting used to her surrounding, some swimming, bear interactions. she's been nurtured by vets at the intensive care unit since birth because her mother neglected her. eventually, she will be introduced to the polar bear yard. >>> police in england helped catch two burglary suspects. the kids produced a human arrow to the men they spotted across the field t. helicopter crew then thanked the kids, they landed to say thank you. >>> and you can call it cop scotch, video of an officer playing hop scotch with a homeless 11-year-old girl. police in california were checking on a vehicle and came across a mother and daughter living out of her car. so while one officer tried to find a place for them to stay, the other played hop scotch with the girl t. video on facebook has had more than a million views. >>> when we come back, we will take you on an man: dear mr. danoff, in your mutual fund. we invested in your fund to help us pay for a college education for our son. we've enclosed a picture of our son so that you n we manage

the new video from the columbus zoo shows norah, the baby polar bear, getting used to her surroundings, some rolling around, swimming, bear iran actions. nurtured by the intensive care unit since birth because her mother neglected her. eventually she'll be introduced to the polar bear yard. >>> some quick thinking kids on an easter egg hunt in southern england helped them catch two burglary suspects. the kids formed a human arrow to the men they started across the field. officers on the ground arrested the suspects. the helicopter crew backed the kids, they landed to say thank you. >>> you can call it hopscotch. video of an officer playing hopscotch with an 11-year-old girl. police were checking on a vehicle, when they came across a mother and daughter living out of her car. one officer tried to find a place for them to stay while the other played hopscotch with the girl. 9 video on facebook has had more than a million views. >>> when we come back, we will take you on an unusual adventure under the sea. >>> finally tonight, it's not exactly high art. especially when you consider it's n

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeild countdown." you could easily get the wrong idea about today's scary sounding animals. aren't they real aggressive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation. man, that's an experience of

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomehales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave.

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeuntdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest?

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeo "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week. i'm not gonna do that anymore.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomen." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest? right through those alder branches is the white bear. why don't penguins freeze in all that snow? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. and why do male lions have long shaggy manes? wowee. looking right at me, too. today, we're out to solve the mysteries behind some of our favorite animals. oh, my gosh, what is that? adam: thats

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeo "wild countdown." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest? right through those alder branches is the white bear. why don't penguins freeze in all that snow? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. and why do male lions have long shaggy manes? wowee. looking right at me, too. today, we're out to solve the mysteries behind some of our favorite animals. oh, my gosh, what is that? adam: that is a rattlesnake.

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know some marine mammals are 20 feet long, like killer whales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave. jack: how can we a

. >>> the columbus zoo has introduced their newest member of the public. fluffed, nora the polar bear made her debut. she was born in november. she quickly became an internet sensation. watch this. i will put this little hat on. everything went viral after she was born. she can be seen for an every day. we love the babies. >> welcome to the world media spotlight. >> it's always one of the favorites,. >> i like it, and she's a cone head. >> it's going to be a beautiful whether you are playing like a polar bear or getting in your own backyard scholarring, a lot of people starting little league here with the spring, and we've got a nice weekend. so both days are going to be beautiful. >> what would one explore in their own backyard? >> an adirondack chair. >> the garden, lawn chair, whatever you've got. >> that was a great answer. >> a barbecue. >> well played. >> that's the best i've got. lots of sunshine, blue skies, temperatures are starting off in 40s and 50s across the area. looks nice, right? how about this for your backyard, huh? take a little lawn cha

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomes best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures.

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week. i'm not gonna do that anymore. for all you fans of fancy

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." dogs are called man's best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures. jack: all that

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomecary sounding animals. aren't they real aggressive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation. man, that's an experience of

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest? right through those alder branches is the white bear. why don't penguins freeze in all that snow? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. and why do male lions have long shaggy manes? wowee. looking right at me, too. today, we're out to solve the mysteries behind some of our favorite animals. oh, my gosh, what is that? adam: that is a rattlesnake.

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomedown." dogs are called man's best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures. jack: all that, plus mbl

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome0 feet long, like killer whales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave. jack: how can we all be re

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcometoday, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week. i'm not gonna do that anymore.

. >>> other news now, the columbus zoo has introduced its newest member to the public. nora the polar bear made her debut yesterday. nora was born back in november and quickly became an internet sensation as photos and videos of the cub went viral after -- [ laughter ] >> people can see nora for about an hour every day, but the zoo says that time will be extended as she continues to grow. >> oh, my goness. >> always my favorite of the day. >> so fluffy. >> very cute. >> that was cute with the cone. >> right? [ laughter ] >> who turned [ laughter ] >> good stuff. >> that video almost brings me as much joy as the weather forecast. >> almost. >> thank you for that. weather taking a trip to the zoo. or you have something wild going on in the backyard. >> that's personal stuff. >> i was trying to be poetic with that, but i digress. the weather looks good, so whatever your plans are, you can get out and about and enjoy this. the little league games are a go. no worries about storms. you can focus on what's happening in the yard because the weather is just that nice that we ca

. ♪ >>> now five months old, nora, the polar bear, made her public debut at the columbus zoo and aquariumafter her mother started to abandon her for long periods. she weighs 50 pounds now, and she loves to play. norah, does she have blue sunrise. >> i don't know. >>> this is a kpix5 morning update. >>> good morning. it's 8:25. time for some news headlines. in san francisco crews have stopped searching for two teenagers who were pulled out to sea on saturday. the boys got caught in a rip current. 20 rescued swimmers and a -- rescue swimmers and a helicopter team couldn't find them. >>> the government gave us a few extra days but time to send in your tax returns. the irs is giving people until midnight unless you request an extension to avoid penalty. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, faith daley talks about her new collections of essays. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. jump to the peninsula right now. an accident clearing northbound 101 at moffet over to the right shoulder but the damage is done. slow and go befo

. ♪ >>> now five months old, nora, the polar bear, made her public debut at the columbus zoo and aquariumr her mother started to abandon her for long periods. she weighs 50 pounds now, and she loves to play. norah, does she have blue sunrise. >> i don't know. but she's cute and cuddly. if it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. ♪ >>> i'm truly sorry that they were not declared. >> hollywood star johnny depp and his wife, actress amber heard, apologized in a very unusual video that was posted on line overnight. last april, the council snuck their dogs, pistol and boo, into australia whendent was filming his latest movie. heard entered a guilty plea of falsifying a document. here's what the couple said in the video. >> we disrespect australian law. they will tell you. >> australia's free of many pests and diseases that are commonplace around the world. that is why australia has to hav

. ♪ >>> now five months old, nora, the polar bear, made her public debut at the columbus zoo and aquariumr her mother started to abandon her for long periods. she weighs 50 pounds now, and she loves to play. norah, does she have blue sunrise. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. there are no injuries but tense moments for parents after a school bus was involved in a accident in new castle county. chopper three over old baltimore pike and lb drive in newark in the past hour, there were children on the bus but non-injured. driver of the passenger car that struck the bus has minor injuries. >> now, let's check in with katie for a look at the wetter. >> the weather continues to be very, very nice indeed. lot of sunshine, lingering all day today, for yet another day, we continue to warm up for yet another day. this is where we actually peak with the warmth. storm scan remaining totally devoid of any storms here at the local level, stays that way for few more days, in fact, but perfect baseball weather down at cbp this evening, 71 degree

. >>> now five months old, nora, the polar bear, made her public debut at the columbus zoo and aquarium on friday. nora was raised by zookeepers after her mother started to abandon her for long periods. she weighs 50 pounds now, and she loves to play. norah, does she have blue sunrise. >> i don't know. but she's cute and >>> good morning. it is 8:25 on this monday morning, april 18th. a cool start to the day but we are expecting a warm-up this afternoon. i'm mary calvi. john elliott will have the forecast coming up. out in bayonne, new jersey. chopper 2 over the scene a short time ago. you can see flames and smoke coming from the home as crews worked to put out the fire. no word on what caused it. it is still under investigation. >>> the nypd says a total of four officers discharged their weapons in yesterday's fatal police shooting in queens. it happened around 1:30 a.m. police say plain clothed officers approached a 32-year- old man on 135th street as he stood outside a double parked suv holding an open bottle of alcohol. the officers say he had a gun in his waistband. investigators s