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we can adopt a python. >> no. >> absolutely not. you got to save the absolutely for certain occasions. that is one of them. >>> 59 degrees outside right now, oakland and san francisco, san jose 57, clear skies over the bay bridge, but clear skies and a long night, about 13 hours, 45 minute of darkness. we'll get down to 35 degrees in santa rosa, 37 in livermore, 36 in fairfield, so cold inland, not as cold near the water, oakland 44, mountain view 42, san francisco tonight 46 degrees. look around the country. we were one of the hotspots. we were even warmer than where the super goal is going to be held. atlanta's high today only 43, international falls, minnesota, 14, pittsburgh, pennsylvania 28, pittsburg california, the warm spot hitting 70 degrees in the east bay today. there's the reason why. there's a big ridge of high pressure centered just to our west. it's not done getting closer to us. its closest pass will be tomorrow and saturday. that's why those two days will be the warmest days, even warmer than today. some of you maki

. >>> are you looking to adopt a python? the unusual problem for a shelter being inundated with snakes. >>> always see our lights headlights not looking good for commute home tonight. >>> now we are going to the south bay. this is interstate 280 in san >>> federal officers have indicted seven people in connection with the killing of a police officer. they are accused of helping the suspect in evade capture. they housed him and gave him clothing and money and his his truck. they were accused of planning to struggle smuggle him back to mexico. we now go to the south bay were enforcement says a software glitch is putting lives at risk. as jesse gary tells us there is no agreement that a problem even exists. >> reporter: in santa clara county the search for justice has become mired in a maze of finger-pointing and blame. friday members of several law enforcement unions stepped in front of the cameras complaining that the courts recently installed computerized system is glitch prone which has produced a backlog of 2500 and issued

they've received movre pythons this year than any in the past decades.perienced snake owners. they are two to three feet long when full-grown and can live up to 30 years. >> maybe we can get a nbc python. >> oh, my gosh. so much attention. >> look at the face on that. >> pythons need love, too. >> they do. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. nightly news is next. enjoy this sunset. >> ooh. >> see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. there's word of a possible deal in the works that would end the government shutdown. we have late details just coming out of the capitol. and president trump late today weighing in, all of it as the president's commerce secretary, a self-proclaimed billionaire, under fire for this tone-deaf response when told that federal workers are going to food banks to feed their milies. >> well, i know they are, and i don't really quite understand why. >> wilbur ross suggesting they take out a loan. >>> tonight the nation's air traffic controllers working without pay, warning the added stress is creating an urgent safety risk in the >>>

no sellers, baboons, the pythons. no tim berners—lee, no dalai lama. lot of people you could argue should have you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is getting ready to address the nation on what he calls a humanitarian and security crisis on america's southern border. but — in an unusual move — us tv networks have agreed to also air a democratic response to mr trump's address. it's all part of his pr push to get funding for a border wall — which, according to opinion polls, a majority of americans do not support. the government suffers a defeat at the hands of mps who want to block a no deal brexit. a cross party amendment to the finance bill has just been approved by 303 votes to 296, a small majority of 7. also on the programme. flights take off from heathrow again after a short suspension this afternoon— authorities are investigating sightings of a drone there politics has always been a rough sport. the debate should be intense when the stakes are so high. but do we really want to live

. >> ball pythons.hons have an intimidating reputation for choicing down and swallowing small prey in the wild. they sometimes get intimidated themselves. >> they are known for curling into ball. as a defense mechanism. >> they turn up at shelters from from time to time. >> on average we receive five or six a year. through the shelter. in the last 12 months we have received ten. so it's almost double. >> owners turn them in for various reasons. kp adopting them out is often a matter of education. despite the hunter, swallower origin. the pythons are gentle and affectionate. >> you can hold them and hang out with you. they'll be calm. they use your body heat it stay warm. >> a will the of the doctors will tell us how they'll be sitting on the sofa. watching tv. and the python will be wrapped around their neck. >> they eat freeze-dried prey available at pet stores. and fine around families. as long as they are treated gently. >> i will keep it in a cage in my room. >> and they may not be for everyone. the

ball pythons are quite friendly we are told, about 2 to 3 feet long. they can give live up to 30 years. as for food they can eat frozen defrosted rodents from the pet store. >>> if you are looking for a pet these days? >> maybe not. i do have a beauful view. i think everyone enjoyed this. we had all of that rain, it was great to have that last week and a lot of snow from the sierra. and now we have that sunshine to enjoy. a live look at sales force tower camera and under beautiful blue skies out there, our temperatures are warmer compared to yesterday, we are talking 50s and 5060s at this hour. oakland 58, livermore 61. downtown san francisco at 62. 61 in san jose and 58 in santa rosa, satellite and radar view, high pressure in control, locked in place and the dominant weather featur that means plenty of sunshine. for saturday the warmest day out of the week as we are looking at that ridge of high pressure to our north, clockwise flow on the ridge on saturday. offshore winds that is where we are going to warm up on saturday. that bridge starts to move

pythons are now filling up shelters. yes. snakes. the humane society said there's been a spike in ball pythons, more than in the last decade. they are now seeking experienced snake owners to document the five adult th 3 years old. >>> okay. check out who iskey clarkson roe at she is also a judge. an icu nurse who helped patients evacuate and then escape in a truck. >> you don't understand the domino effect you create. when people hear stuff like that, it makes people have courage and be more brave. it sounds really cheesy and i sound like a total mom, which i am. but it's true. give it up for allen. >> a classy move on clarkson's part, of course. she's going to host a new talk show on nbc. tonight she said she will high height people like that hero on the show. the firstf her wall. earlier this week our reporter spoke with her. >> i have a great team who knows what they're doing. i know how too, right? charming thinky and funny and kind. the show launches this fall. we'll be team kelly the whole time. >> and apparently the couldn't c

like monty python's black knight — armless and legless — it fights on, prepared to bite the nation into is winnie the pooh the way to break the brexit deadlock? if the person you are talking to doesn't appear to be listening, be patient. it may simply be that he has a small piece of fluff in his ear. all that to come and more. but first, hitachi has announced it will suspend work on a multi—billion pound nuclear project in the uk because of rising costs. the decision puts thousands ofjobs at risk if the wylfa newydd power plant on anglesey in north wales is scrapped. the japanese firm had been in talks with the uk government sincejune about funding for the project, which was being built by its horizon subsidiary. hitachi said it would also suspend work on another site, in oldbury in gloucestershire, "until a solution can be found." about 9,000 workers had been expected to be involved in building the two reactors, which were due to be operational by the mid—2020s. in a statement to mps, the business secretary outlined the government's offer on wylfa. firstly, the government was willing t

peter sellers, baboons, the pythons. no tim berners—lee, no dalai lama.d have you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is getting ready to address the nation on what he calls a humanitarian and security crisis on america's southern border. but — in an unusual move — us tv networks have agreed to also air a democratic response to mr trump's address. it's all part of his pr push to get funding for a border wall — which, according to opinion polls, a majority of americans do not support. the government suffers a defeat at the hands of mps who want to block a no deal brexit. a cross party amendment to the finance bill has just been approved by 303 votes to 296, a small majority of 7. also on the programme. flights take off from heathrow again after a short suspension this afternoon— authorities are investigating

jillian: finding a python in toilet.inside through an open window. the type of python is not deadly but beings yikes. rob: not poisonous but can do some damage. that is scary. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you on friday. >> president trump holding firm on the border wall after democrats are accused of delevel the high level briefing. >> could have had a lot easier presidency by doing nothing. but i want to do it right. >> are you willing to come up and give him some of this money for the wall? >> no, nothing for it. >> let's make a deal. democratic response is basically go to hell. >> illegal immigrant charged with murdering a california police officer appeared in court but did not enter a plea: arriaga is accused of killing corporal singh. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez says she will vote against the rules package put forth by nancy pelosi because it hinders progressive policies. >> romney's ronna mcdaniel

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything. you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." you look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on your program? >> anxiety. >> lorne michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm lorne michaels, the producer of "saturday night." >> he hires a bunch of improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. and wanted to be a permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won peopl

couple of cats in well let me know which of those ideas you think will work my vote is for monty python's peter it will be back with more at eight hundred yen taif and i'll hand you back over to nick all matter possibility wolf thanks very much i felt it this new great remember to keep in touch with us on social media has taken over is that a.j. news grid only other ways to contact us right to see you back here at studio four hundred fifty. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry we've run you want dates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in liberal i was the global and no like and the other student rewind continues with children of conflict. we'd love some peace in the swimmer's especially. children have any rights here rewind on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us bac

like monty python's black knight, armless and legless, it fights on, prepared to bite the nation intoothing has happened. the red lines remain in place. there is no sense that other options are being seriously considered. and the government still believes that a little bit of tinkering around the edges of the deal will be enough to make everything all right. pete wishart. mps weren't the only parliamentarians voting on brexit this week. the house of lords also rejected the prime minister's deal, although theirs was a motion to take note, rather than a so—called meaningful vote. a former commons speaker was among those calling for a second referendum on brexit. i've no children, i've no grandchildren. my quality of life won't be affected. i'm all right, jack. but what about the jack and jills out there? are they to be stripped of their rights on the whim of those who peddled rubbish in a referendum, afraid to be challenged in another? i was a government whip when harold wilson was prime minister. he said that anyone who claimed that membership of the european community was a black and

. >>> not just dogs and cats need adopting, pythons filling up shelters. spike in -- at burlingame, more this past year than any in past decade. looking for experienced snake h available. full grown, two to three feet long and can live about 30 years. >> wow. that's a tough sell. >>> strength, endurance and sweat. tonight a bay area woman in the national spotlight. >> emily with world records has a clear edge in power. >> she's good, emily wu, born in hayward, lives in san mateo, on the titan games tonight. three power lifting world records. look at that? >> she's good. hosted by the rock, pits competitors in intense, i mean intense physical competition. watch "the titan games" right want her to win, don't be angry. >> love you emily. >> could see you doing that. >> you could do it. not a good segue. >> i could see you. >>> chilly weather now, live look, sky camera network. 55 in livermore, to 35 low. rain outlook in a few minutes. >>> forgotten until the flames erupted, sift the ashes of mysterious building in the you don't think bay. fire in san josk par

steve malzberg hey steve thanks for being here sure so it reminds me of that scene in that old money python film holy grail that movie where the death collector is picking up bodies and a fellow turns to the death collector and the guy is trying to turn and says i'm not dead yet and the other guy tells the death of the actor but he will be soon just hang around for a few minutes he's very ill will sears or ultimately be dead i mean what's the latest on them. ok well the latest is that eddie lampert the chairman who many believe ran the company into the ground when he took over in two thousand and thirteen and merged with kmart he won the auction that took place in a new york court room monday tuesday and very early yesterday morning very early today late last night he won and he originally came in with an offer of four point four billion to save the company last week that was turned down it went up to five billion and then he went up to about five point three billion and that's the offer that stands now the judge has to sign off on this february first but reportedly the wall street journal

wallet but that's that's what the book is about it's for you to learn if you're a developer that knows python so a great book to pick up and to learn by quite ok right so once again you will be on confiscated ball in vegas january twenty fourth jimmy song thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you for having me well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest jimmy song and if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and i. would love to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to present. to the right person to. be. interested in the. mon welcome to the first edition of worlds apart in two thousand and nineteen happy holidays and thank you for keeping us by your side this year and all at each has the councils of war never five meaning that decision makers often get caught up in deliberations rather than actually making and implementing decisions that may not be so bad in the case of war but what about peace do councils of peace or the un peacekeeping operations deliberat

wallet but that's that's what the book is about it's for you to learn if you're a developer that knows python so a great book to pick up and to learn by quite ok right so once again you will be a come on confiscated ball in vegas january twenty fourth to me song thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you for having me all that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest jimmy song if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time i. was. was . was. u.s. veterans who come back from war to tell the same stories. were going after the people who work. since they were not interested in the well being of their own soldiers signed their already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense offices we're going to attack and destroy the government in seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others with lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war surely we can risk some discomfort for an easy notice

. >>> if you are looking to adopt a pet how about a python? why a bay area shelter says they have been seen an unusually high number of snakes looking for a new home. >> normally received five or six and then the last few months we have received 10. >>> trump campaign adviser roger stone was arrested in connection with the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. stone is charged with seven counts. in the indictment special counsel robert mueller makes clear that storm was informing the trump campaign about the timing of the plan to release hacked emails to her hillary clinton's campaign. he lied to cover up his actions and was released on bond. he gave v for victory signs invoking his old boss richard nixon. >> i am troubled by the political motivation. there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president. >> this is the clearest evidence yet that through roger stone at the direction of a senior trump campaign official and it implies and the wording of the indictment that it was

. >>> the consideration for pythons. that is moving into the peninsula.us constructors, and five are right now available for adoption. >> a lot of times they are surrendered and people are moving, and they cannot take a snake with them that is common and pet friendly housing is difficult to find in the bay area. >> the shelter says they have not cared for this many pythons in over a decade. they don't know the reason for the influx but if you want to adopt a reptile contact them. >> excuse me. >> god bless you. you may be allergic to snakes. >> contacted humane society and the spca in burlingame. >> i think you need to take one of those home. >> know. i hope somebody does, but no. >> a lot of times people will just release them into the yard, but don't do that. it's good they turned them in. >>> coming up, ringing music back to the city of richmond and how one high school new band is changing the lives of the students. >>> up close and personal, getting to know the players and coaches, all things baseball with the fan fest. we will take you to the jack lo

. >> i always -- i respected jeff sessions for going through the montie python thing. he stayed. he was committed to whatever abusive regressive things he wanted to do with the law. getting fired on the toilet, taking it through the heart while you're on the commode, that is the worst way to go. there is no -- i never thought trump could do better than locking omarosa out of the white house or kicking reince priebus out of the motorcade, that was worse. this was the most inglorious way to get fired. >> jennifer? >> they gave us a mental image for the ages. i don't know how it could be any worse. >> unfortunately his family knows all about it. okay, i'm going to give the award right now. it's been given to -- you guys are really -- thinking -- best inglorious exit from the trump world, rex tillerson, fired on the toilet. >> this was rigged. this is rigged. >> it's probably going to be in his obituary. anyway, this year also gave trump a chance to use twitter to fight with celebrities. here are the nominees for best trump celebrity beef of 2018. first up, when tonight show host jim

so this can happen quickly so anybody who knows python and you can actually see the board i talk about i think it's an interesting idea but is not necessary that i used to do those specifics for those personality test and my approach you can look at those the same way. >> so what you need to do is see if you can spot any problems there if the company uses the assessment data to decide who is high-performing employee, you should look at that data to see because then your model will do the same thing and those factors that are causing disparities then you will think that they are not successful then they will stop using that to all so you can use those techniques to spot issues in their own hiring process before turning to a tool to fix the problem that this is something we have to look at and not just the tools themselves but also understanding them as a human recruiter looking at that biometrics test if somebody scored a 95 or somebody scored a 92 that may seem like a dramatic difference but in reality they would perform equally as well because it isn't so specific but not without thos

border security means investing in the necessary technologies, you know building a wall is a monte python mid evil approach to this. we should be investing in the necessary technologies, the necessary partnerships, countering violent extremism and what we should be doing in the short term is making sure that we understand, ali, that a lot of the people who do bad things, they come in through airports, and right now you have tsa agents working and not getting paid. when you're not getting paid, and you're wondering where your next paycheck will be, you're distracted. this made up crisis at the border is having huge consequences for worker who is do critical work for our country. that is very dangerous. all of the bills they passed to open the government and continue this discussion. and republicans passed these before. >> it is puzzling that the president has two years that they had to do this before. there is now time at the white house, the republican leaders, and the president, it seems president is digging in, and at some point it makes everyone look bad even though this is trump sayin

but as i said, don, on another program earlier, i said but we're at this monty python and the holy grailoment. we're getting our arms and legs hacked off, and we're pretending we're winning. it's a mere flesh wound, just a little scratch. no, you're losing. so i think republican members of congress realize that. at some point they're going to have enough of it, when an airport closes or who knows what's going to trigger this thing. it's going to force people to reopen the government and in big numbers. >> april, i want to bring you back in and talk about this "vanity fair" report. "vanity fair" has published another excerpt from cliff sims new book. team of vipers it's called. he's talking about kellyanne conway leaking to the press via text that he was able to see. here's what he said. over the course of 20 minutes or so, she was having simultaneous conversations with no fewer than a half dozen reporters, most of them from outlets the white house frequently trashed for publishing fake news. journalists from "the new york times," "the washington post," cnn, politico, and bloomberg. she b

growing up or in some cases i had become friends with and i am in touch with now including monty python michael palin, paul mccartney, and hatchet, and many others. some are not with us now, unfortunately, like tom wolfe and david bowie and robin williams. i made a list of the best bookstores and based on my opinion and the recommendations of friends and experts in publishing a narrow down the list to about 150 bookstores ended and i collected stories from all of them and i chose the best half of those, the best top 75 and made the book. as a result i got all of these back stories that are amazing and i will share one quick story let me check if terry gross is here. she's not, so i will share it. this story is that like a lot of people i was in correspondence and became friends with them and terry gross is really sweet and i really enjoyed becoming friends with her. we spent an evening texting each other on the night of the election when trump one and i was very grateful and i sent her an e-mail and like what i would love to do with my career to sabotage it i had autocorrect to change m

has been asking people here in the german capital for their thoughts on it but i could just cut a python to see things fall apart like this i don't think that the people really understood what they voted for seeing that sad. they're crazy like. a few years ago i really wouldn't have thought that something like this could be possible in a modern advanced state like britain. some of them had to live they have to decide what they want if they want to leave they should leave if they want to stay they should stay why do we keep discussing what they should do. fair enough points have a home for is here to discuss more about what they should do with this site from a business perspective give us rights and i mean it might seem predictable but essentially more milbank's moving their financial services out of london and moving them to other financial centers even if brags it has an essentially happened yet is having a very real impact on the walls of banking and once britain has officially less the european union london based banks will no longer be able to conduct operations that the ones without

we can't -- i feel like there's a monty python and the holy grail moment here.e pretend they're winning when they're having their arms and legs hacked off. >> i asked jim acosta that. i'm sorry. chris said he was at an off the record meeting and he couldn't be more confident about his position. who is advising him? is he in reality? there's no way, if he is -- >> drugs from the border. >> they're losing on this. i saw it in 2013. i remember standing up there, ten days into the shutdown, saying we're winning. and i said, they're like the knight at the bridge. it's just a mere flesh wound, my arm's been hacked off. >> david, did the president allay any republican concerns tonight about the length of the shutdown or anything like that? i got to go, though, you have to do it fast. >> no. no, no, no. i don't think so at all. i just can't -- this is the first speech he's made from the oval office and you would have thought that a lot of imagination would have gone into this, a lot of thought would go into it, they would have something fresh to say to that we'd be talk

this parrot is really dead, to quote monty python.i interpretingover how much the fed strategy has changed. they were always making decisions data dependent. what they are doing is getting out of the guidance came, changing their communications policy. the problem with rate guidance is when you move, you are signaling your commitment to move again in the future, and you are responsible for figure shock to markets. jerome powell 12% a smaller target for markets and politicians. here is a great -- tom: is it good for you to have less forward guidance into 2019, or are you prepared for a fed shock down the road? >> guidance is a nonconventional policy come up by the way. tom: where is the best policy this year? >> for them to say they have tightened enough and they feel this cycle is over. the data supports rate hikes, but data tends to peak after markets do, and the december decline rattled the confidence of the fed reserve that it knew what it was doing. francine: how should they view the shutdown? >> has transient. i don't think it sh

the type of python is not deadly but beings yikes. rob: not poisonous but can do some damage. that is scary. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you on friday. >> president trump holding firm on the border wall after democrats are accused of delevel the high level briefing. >> could have had a lot easier presidency by doing nothing. but i want to do it right. >> are you willing to come up and give him some of this money for the wall? >> no, nothing for it. >> let's make a deal. democratic response is basically go to hell. >> illegal immigrant charged with murdering a california police officer appeared in court but did not enter a plea: arriaga is accused of killing corporal singh. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez says she will vote against the rules package put forth by nancy pelosi because it hinders progressive policies. >> romney's ronna mcdaniel getting involved for incoming republican senator to attack the president feeds into what the democrats and media want. >> wanting live animal mascots banned after things got out of control at the sugar bowl. the animal rights organiza

in scenes reminiscent of monty python's famous "spam" sketch, a german butcher has opened what he calls are sausages on the menu, the wallpaper, hanging from the ceiling, and on the pillows at the bratwurst hotel near nuremberg. the owner hopes it will bring in new customers, with meat consumption in germany on the decline. iam not i am not convinced this is going to encourage more people to eat meat. but, for any vegetarians who might stay there, it sounds like the wurst night ever. it wasn't my... it wasn't myjoke, it was there. someone worked very ha rd it was there. someone worked very hard on that in the production team, to make sure that worked. are we going to have to say that every hour? you might have to get some mileage out of it, i'm afraid. the thing that jumped out mileage out of it, i'm afraid. the thing thatjumped out at me was the sausage soap. do you think you would wa ke sausage soap. do you think you would wake up feeling hungry, or the last thing you want to do is eat sausages. sausages on the pillows, the walls... i think is that going to...i the walls... i think is