this is very upsetting that this python is in are there supposed to be pythons this size? >> they have a problem with them in the everglades. there's a program where they're trying to get rid of the pythons. let's move on. >>> scary. >>> drama and fallout. kevin spacey accused in a sex scandal. what's next for the star and the hit show "house of cards"? >>> he came in your room? >> well, apparently. that's the only way he could have gotten the keys. the door was open like this. >>> plus, bold burglars. a retired federal worker and local activist is now the victim of a crime. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. you are looking at the thomas fire in southern california. it is raging there right now and spreading rapidly. >> moments ago, fire officials release new numbers. they say the fire has now grown to 25,000 acres. the brushfire started late last night and was fueled by the wind. >> nearly 200,000 people are without power now and officials ordered mandatory evacuations including students at thomas equine as college. at least one person has died. now to your

the python weighs 132 pounds. get this. it has 78 eggs inside of >> not happy about this at all. >> you got people running out of the room right now. this will be -- freaked out over snakes. >> 30 pair of boots right there. >> shoe makers are extremely happy. they're like, yes. all right. the hunters will receive 300, 400 bucks for catching that giant snake. >>> how about second time is a charm. detroit's pontiac silver dome came crashing down after the first attempt failed on sunday. this next set of explosives did the trick. the first blast was supposed to bring down the silver dome was home to the detroit lions and pistons. but they haven't used that in years. >>> sports illustrated announced the sports person of the year. actually, it's sports people. this time they had to go plural. two people won the award. mostly considered heroes of houston. the texans raise more than $37 million for hurricane harvey relief and the astros jose altuve led them to the first world series title. altuve hopes it did something to lift the

a 17-foot python.amb said he record in south florida to kill is a python in the everglades previous 17-foot one inch snake weighed in at 132 pounds. a snake of that size could kill a full-grown man. there you have it, lauren. lauren: 17 feet. bitcoin jumping the seventh team in value has been named after a first cost 12,000. the asset management will try to explain this runoff to us. what is going on with bitcoin? >> it's hard to keep up with a up with there. i looked at the 13,014,000 this morning with crossed 50,000. it is almost useless for us. anyone can look at this chart on our screen right now and say this is clearly a bubble. that doesn't mean it will be an entity down the road. if we think back to the.com era, a lot of companies clearly in the bubble that sound like amazon are the most formidable companies in the world. like it or not we have a new asset class legitimized them they will start treating as early as this sunday. >> to think that's helping to explain that they will get in before t

>> like a carpet python.y're more poisonous. so you get them out with a stick instead of picking them up. >> chris: a stick? like a stick -- you keep a stick, a poisonous snake removing stick? >> this one time, my mom came -- i was in my bratty teen years, and my mom came in and says, can you help me get the snake out of the house. i was like, mom, i'm really busy on msn, like no. and she was like, it's a big one, though. i was like, so busy, mom, no. then she went away and ten minutes later i was like, where's mom? [ laughter ] >> chris: oh, no. >> that's when my mom got eaten -- no. [ laughter ] >> chris: oh, my god. terrified. >> after a while, she hasn't come back in the house. she's on the driveway and this python was huge. it wrapped its way -- she tried to carry it out. it wrapped its way around her arm and trying to strangle her around her neck. and she was trying to call out to me. i saw her and i knew from that point on, next time mom asks to get a snake out of the house, just do it. don't be a brat

it's like the famous monty python sketch of wuthering heights.ft all over the place, all of these papers, and i really wa nt all of these papers, and i really want to let sheep or enigma to decode it for us, what the hell is going on's the observer story is based on a piece for them written by two tory peers. one a former editor of the sunday telegraph. talk about building a castle on what is barely sticks and straws. it's very, very interesting. what patients with craft and ross altman are threatening in this is that if you mess around with people who stick up for a role of parliament in all of this, then we're going to vote against again and again and again. that means tory peers as well. just to draw it in, you were getting on to draw it in, you were getting on to the point, what is really going on is the people have spoken, as nigel farage would say. his line. but it's the role of parliament. and i think, you but it's the role of parliament. and ithink, you know, if you but it's the role of parliament. and i think, you know, if you go back to

the big story there, a record-setting python caught and killed in the everglades. take a look. hunter killed the 17-foot snake as part of the python elimination program. thank you, jason. that's tonight's live looko outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. at bloomingdale's. mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, exclusively for little lambs. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. yea, s#stuffynoset this cold #nosleep i got it... #mouthbreather yep, we've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone so you can breathe... ...and sleep. go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. you've probably seen me running all over the country in search of our big idaho potato truck. but not any more. i am done with that. ooh, ooh hot - just gonna stay home on the farm, eat a beautiful idaho potato, and watch tv with my dog... tv anncr: the big idaho potato truck pulled into town today and it's really a sight to see. oh man...l

capable to use that data in meaningful ways to help make better decisions need to study statistics python machine learning those are all twenty first century skills that will be we can have the data you know i like to say. you know the internet of things everyone talks about the internet of things what is the internet of things it's data ultimately so we can have a student in nigeria some company can go and lay you know all sorts of sensors on an ag large agricultural field at the end of the day that's data and we need people who are skilled and equipped and educated to take that data and bring it together and help make develop knowledge and apply those skills analytically to make better decisions sort of the nuts are translators and interpreters if you will the data speak a little bit more. you know these these jobs what's the average pay for florida for an american the average american is fifty eight thousand and change i think it's fifty eight thousand three hundred dollars a year so how do the jobs in analytics compare to that right so according to glassdoor the average salary in the

capable to use that data in meaningful ways to help make better decisions need to study statistics python machine learning those are all twenty first century skills that will be we can have the data you know i like to say. you know the internet of things everyone talks about the internet of things what is the internet of things it's data ultimately so we can have a student in nigeria some company can go and lay you know all sorts of sensors on an ag large agricultural field at the end of the day that's data and we need people who are skilled and equipped and educated to take that data and bring it together and help make develop knowledge and apply those skills analytically to make better decisions sort of the translators and interpreters if you will the data speak a little bit more about you know these these jobs what's the average pay for florida for america in the average american is fifty eight thousand and change i think it's fifty eight thousand three hundred dollars a year so how do the jobs and analytics compare to that right so according to glassdoor the average salary in the unit

spencer: my take right now is that the pig is through the python. we have processed through and we are seeing -- you saw i issued a secretary of the navy letter of censure last week. i think we are seeing the process do its job. yes, ier your question, am concerned. i am concerned across the board. when i see packages come across my desk asking for exceptions on retirement, seeing actions that were unbecoming of an officer or an enlisted person, but yet the board of inquiry says, let them go with full ruffles and flourishes, i have a real problem with that. we have to make sure that every decision we make when we are making a decision for the naval enterprise supports and enhances the brand equity of this organization. we have a trust that is given to us by the american taxpayer and the american citizen. is that corrodes or goes off-center, i can't even imagine what the path is to bring it back on center. one of the messages we are getting out to the navy marine corps team is when you are making decisions, whether in uniform were at home going down

so terrible at his job. ( laughter ) >> but it's just a really silly-- it's sort of like if monty python >> stephen: okay. you've also got a movie called "father figures." it's out december 22, is the buzz on the streets. >> yes. >> stephen: what is this movie? are the father in this? >> no, no. i am a father, but it turns out owen wilson and i are fraternal twin brothers who find out that our father, who we thought-- we thought our father had died when we were infants, and it turns out he's still alive and he's still out there, and we set out to find him. >> stephen: and-- and-- and you-- you are a procticologist, i understand. >understand. >> i am also a proctologist. >> stephen: what did i say? >> i think you say the united shtssh. >> stephen: you are a proctologist and you don't know who your father is. >> we think our father died of colon cancer, which is why i became a proctologist in his memory. but it turns out that was all a lie, and we-- and we just-- we just find that out at the beginning of the movie. >> stephen: okay. and what's happening in this clip? >> oh, clip. we got th

neil patrick: like brit brit at the vmas. [ cheers and applause ] >> now this fellow is a papuan pythoneconds flat. >> neil patrick: maybe 20. no it's fine. it's kind of tickling downstairs. i like it. [ laughter ] >> he's about full grown. only about ten years old. he'll get another foot or two bigger than this. >> neil patrick: what does it eat? >> anything he wants, cannibalistic. keep him away from other snakes. snakes, spiders, lizards, frogs, mammals, anything he wants, he eats. >> talk show hosts? [ laughter ] >> just the slow ones. he's got 30, 40 large, spiky teeth in there. >> neil patrick: now you tell me. >> see how he constricts? bites, punches, down you go one, two, three. count to 50. then you die. >> neil patrick: feels so strange. i kind of like it. this is awesome. >> hold him with the other hand. there you are. look at that. that's a work of art. [ cheers and applause ] >> neil patrick: thank you, jules, this is amazing. we'll be right back! hopefully i'll be alive. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is goin

and on the eighth day he created a set of 24" pythons.nd then, on the ninth day, i created hogan's beach shop, brother. ( cheers, applause ) this is the ribbon from the grand opening. when we opened hogan's beach shop orlando, we had a crazy crowd out front, with tons of hulkamaniacs, red and yellow, you could see it for miles. and this was the ribbon that we cut for the grand opening. did you ever wonder, especially around the time you stepped away from wrestling, is that gonna continue, 'cause there are a lot of people that get forgotten when they retire. i was wondering. you know, i was wondering, but, you know, i've been around so long, and the public knows me so well, i kind of, like, etched my way in, you know. some people sometimes call me the babe ruth of wrestling. so it's really cool to have people say those things about you, you know. you miss wrestling? tremendously. how so? what do you miss about it? oh, my gosh. um... anybody that's ever had a good workout-- you know, once you get done working out, you've had that good sweat

he calls what we called the python strategy, you squeeze the north korean economy as hard as you can.h korean economy as a sweetness, one-third the size of my state of rhode island, if you make them feel the pain, it will work. with the chinese, lo, we have robust trade relations with china, $600 billion in terms of bilateral trade. but we also know that the chinese help them launder money through their banks, health and north koreans cheat on all kinds of security solution. if you are going to help the north koreans of jade sanctions and help them build nuclear relations, that is going to hurt our relationship, that will make them back down. >> brian: harry, keep working your contacts, by all accounts this will be the number one national issue facing not only nikki haley at the u.n., but us in the u.s. and the pentagon. thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: time for a special year in addition of final exam, how well do you remember the events of the past 12 months? that's contest, that chris would two find people straight ahead. ♪ ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, th

to buckley's chagrin, monty python did very well on pbs. they did much better than firing line. was thrilled. they had no young viewers except for sesame street. -- it was beneath him to consider that it was a good tv show. he must have been so should grand when margaret thatcher parodied the dead parrot address. although, he might not even have gotten it. the deadaking fun of parrots get and he probably didn't know what she was doing. when the reagan administration defunded pbs -- and nixon tried to defunded. pbs, whatn defunded is great is to read the letters that buckley sent out to people raising money. joy, reagan defunded pbs and now i need you to pay for it. a lot of capitalists were like yes, here is some money. the only foundation and other funded the show over the years. downs onme ups and pbs, but basically there was never a doubt that he would get the money he needed once it was defunded in the 80's. it soldiered on. last question. yes. in your preparation and research for the book, you must have read some of his books. did you have any favorites among those that you

. >> i'm buying some fabulous meat for the holiday, canning root i've got python.l these things that you never thought about eating, right, and i take a picture of it and my wife grabs the phone and she goes enough, enough! can't you just enough and be in the present and i said listen, i'm completely mindful this is ridiculous why am i attacked -- i'm mindful as all get out, so i think that there's going to be some sort of compromise. >> oh, my god. >> social media is having no impact on the social fabric. i'm just saying. >> got to be able to take it. >> i know. >> there owes up more element to why you can buy this stock last week we talked about this i bought the stock and the reason is this has not been a qq quant name this is now a quant name >> roku, someone is in my ear. i'm calling you roku. >> mike is not in the stock. mike is not on twitter mike doesn't even own the stock. should he be in the stock today? >> look, i think facebook -- >> there's a lot of mike out there who said this thing is the worst thing ever who are now living at 30% in three months say

through thes python. we have processed and you saw i issued a secretary of the navy letter of censure last week and we are seeing the process do its job. to answer your question, yes. i'm concerned. i'm concerned across the board when i see packages come across my desk asking for exceptions on retirement, seeing actions that are unbecoming of an officer or an enlisted person and yet the board of inquiry says let them and floorll ruffles shows. i have a row problem with that. we have to make sure every decision we make when we are making a decision for the naval enterprise, supports and enhances the brand equity of this organization. we have a trust given to us by the american taxpayer and the american citizen. if that corrodes or goes off center, i cannot even imagine what the path is to bring it back on center. one of the messages we're getting out to the navy, marine corps team is when you are making decisions, whether in uniform or at home going down to 7-eleven to pick up a quart of milk, think about

python think monty conscript a better prime minister. nejra: paul, what implications are there now? are very little implications in the near term. this does not change a great deal. i think that the bank and the financial markets and the wider economy was expecting progress. we've got progress and we are going to spend the next year with boris johnson giving us a running commentary every week and we are going to get the volatility that will generate and the bank will keep plowing through. it is noise. the amount of the session about brexit is a similar obsession about austerity measures. brexit i think is indifferent when you look at the change in the exchange rate and the change in government spending in the country and credit policy. nejra: the bank of england has tied and said it will tie forward guidance to help brexit evolves. we are expecting a smooth brexit. steve: that was not what they were saying three years ago. they were saying there would be a 6% fall in gdp, ok? extent to which economists over exaggerated the damage of brexit and under exaggerated austerity impact -- p

stuart: i'm you're a fan of month at this python. looked at cheese shop. ashley: classic.ey talking about. seven seconds. what will you say on cheese? neil: nothing on cheese, but i was fascinated by the auction segment and the lincoln letter could go for as little as 100 grand. i would thought it would go a lot more. stuart: that is classic there. is hardly in that condition. only one hundred thousand dollars. neil: are you bidding? stuart: left it up to you. neil: talk to gaspo, he will hunt it down. thank you very much, my friend. we have everyone on dow, i know what you'reç saying, 25,000 watch. forget by christmas. at rate we're going we could do that next couple days. a lot has to do with getting tax cuts through in the senate. two sides ironing out differences. there are not dramatically that

i mean, it takes a lot from other different -- i mean monty python did that thirty years ago where youbout six different characters, one, which is -- the writer's room called it the "dianne" voice, where it's a confident business lady type of thing. and then somebody who's always really excited about things that are awful. even my mom who is just a beautifully realized human being, but yes, she says things that are just very funny all the time. you know, like, "maria, i was worried that you had killed yourself. i couldn't find you in the house, but then i had a hair appointment in town so i had to get going." my dad is just a series of sound effects. [ snoring ] [ gasps ] [ coughs ] [ clearing throat ] [ snoring ] >> i had ocd. and i had the type where is unwanted thought syndrome, unwanted sexual violent thoughts. i had it ever since i was like a 10 -- 10-year-old kid, and i would try to do things to make the thoughts go away, 'cause i found them extremely disturbing. so flooding is when if you're afraid of getting dirty, stand in a dumpster until your physiological body can't bear it

. >>> florida man spotted, look at this, two pythons. picking up fast-food. happened tuesday night.long. the other 12 feet long. the deputies killed them. he plans to keep the carcasses to tan their skin. ashley: as you do. as you do. stuart: found in east naples by the way. liz: near you. stuart: close to where i live. >>> a man was spotted knits on the subway, a picture of him knitting appeared on social media shared thousand of times. his name is lewis i he runs brooklyn boy nits.com. he said ever since that picture was posted, he has a surge in order, he had to hire two people. liz: i love that story. stuart: not too bad. gave him a commercial. rather give him a commercial instead of starbucks. >>> color of the year. we tested it. liz: we have to wait, again? stuart: there is production for you. just wait everybody. i promise i will reveal it. very soon we're joined by grammy award winning singer naomi judd. she is here on set with me to talk about her daughter ashley. >>> listen to this, new census number reveal five riches counties in in america are in d.c. suburbs. we have a

it's like monte python's crack suicide squad.die at your feet. we saw this earlier, a trump lawyer making a public admission of withheld documents by the white house. we now see this. the problem is that there's a crime fraud exception to attorney/client privilege. doud put himself in the middle of this investigation. there's no reason why the special counsel should take the word that the president didn't write or dictate this language. it couldn't be worse. it's baffling to see this stumbling by the trump legal team continually. >> it's incredible. >> joyce, if just hypothesizing that doud is right and that he did dictate this tweet and it wasn't the president's words. does that matter? >> well, that's an interesting question. because we've now seen judges in the muslim ban line of cases hold trump accountable for his tweets say thag are public and official states. but i think it goes a little bit beyond that. we're talking about the president of the united states. and when he takes words written by someone else and puts them ou

our best option is to use what i call the python strategy. strangulate the north korean economy.s way they can't keep building more of these weapons. pete: no good options. harry, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. pete: pop quiz what do gandhi and new york city super liberal mayor bill de blasio have in common? everything. just ask bill. leland: and he put a new twist on a garth brooks hit with friends in safe spaces. but evidently not everybody is laughing. pete thought it was funny. not everybody else. the comic behind the video joins us live with a new backlash that even he says he never saw coming ♪ come on in ♪ and let's be cozy ♪ show them all participation trophyys ♪ watching cnn ♪ i know when i hand them the keys to their first car it's gonna be scary. but i also know that we're gonna have usaa insurance for both my boys. it's something that they're not even gonna have to think of. it's just gonna be in the family. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. halluci

. >> yeah, my take right now is that, is the pig is through the python. we've processed through and we're seeing-- you saw that i issued a secretary of the navy letter censure last week and i think we're going to-- we're seeing the process do its job, but to answer your question, yeah, i'm concerned. i'm concerned across the board. when i see packages come across my desk asking for exceptions on retirement, seeing actions that were unbecoming of an officer or enlisted person, but yet the board of inquiry says, let him go with full-- let he or she go with full ruffles and flourishes, i have a problem with that. we have to make sure that every decision we make when we're making a decision for the naval enterprise supports and enhances the brand equity of this organization. we have a trust that is given to us by the american taxpayer and the american citizen. if that corrodes or goes off center, i can't even imagine what the path is to bring it back on center and one of the messages that we are getting out to the navy, marine corps team is when you are makin