a python loose in towson.was not a python but a rat snake. we have wild rat snakes here in maryland. this is not one of them. so this was probably somebody's pet. >> reporter: neighbors called it a monster, just a common pet store constrictor. its four feet of length, now fully contained. donna just glad it didn't cross her path. >> you probably would have been able to hear me scream on television hill. o honestly. and i'd probably be still screaming. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the fact that this snake has been captured? >> i can rest easy tonight. >> reporter: in the wilds of towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> poor little snake. pets are held for four days. and if the owner does not show up, that snake will be put up for adoption. >> just have mike schuh staring at you. >> that would intimidate you. >>> still to come. stranded students. american travelers, trapped by a snowstorm overseas. how they survived. >>> what a mess. a garbage truck overturns on an interstate. how it happens. >>> bob turk. the

it's not a python.at snake. >> not dangerous unless you're a house. >> we have wild snakes in maryland. this is not one of them. so this was probably somebody's pet. >> reporter: neighbors call it a monstir. -- monster. its four feet of length now nearly contained. donna just glad it didn't cross her path. >> you probably would have been able to hear me scream, on television hill. honestly. and i'd probably still be screaming. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the fact that this snake has been captured... >> i can rest ease tonight. >> reporter: in the wiles of towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> such pets are held for four days. if the owner does not show up, the snake will be put up for adoption. i don't know. are there a lot of people clamoring to adopt snake. >> maybe there are. >> a nice use for the yellow pages. look up his number. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region now. clouds on the increase. temperatures going down a little bit. 85. humidity, 44%. south/southeast wi

animal control removed the python and officers believe that that pet escaped from someone's home. >>> a dependable leader of the receiving core for the ravens and today it appears derrick mason will call it a career. the 38-year-old will reportedly sign and retire with the ravens this afternoon as part of a 3:00 press conference. he was the team's all time leader in catches and yards and today will be joined by head coach john harbaugh and ozzienewsom. the city council is expected to move forward on a bottle tax hike. linda so is live outside city hall with more on why the vote has been delayed. >> reporter: this bill has been held up in a council committee but tonight council members who support the bottle tax hike plan to vote to bring it up. if it pass the, you will soon be paying 3 cents more for bottled drink in the city. this is less than two years after the city approved a 2 cent bottle tax. the mayor says the extra money generated will pump 10 million dollars into school repairs. but city retailers say it will hurt their business. some shoppers told abc2 they will start shoppi

at first there rumors that the snake was 7 feet long and was a python.ned out to be 5 feet long and it was a black rat snake. >> it was most likely someone's pet. he looks a little different than our native rattlesnakes, which is why i say it was most likely a pet. some are bred specifically for the pet trade. >> the snake is harmless unless you are a rat. it was probably someone's pet. >> this is a harmless species of snake. i would not be holding it if it wasn't. they are constrictors. they eat rats, mice, birds. in the wild, they are great at climbing trees, which is why he is hanging on to my arm so well. >> today at the parking lot where the snake was found, some folks were not so excited about a snake in their presence. >> i am glad it was rescued. >> i would be still running. >> others were concerned about its safety and whether it will someday find a new home. >> i had five pet snakes when i was a kid. >> you are concerned about the snake? >> absolutely. what did they do with it? >> it is in a shelter now, being taken care of. if nobody claims th

there was a 7 foot python on taylor avenue. we found out that it is actually a 5 feet long rat snake. >>> the oriels and wjz are marking another successful year for the food drive. we collected food and money for the food bank at the o's game this weekend. i got a nice farmer can out that. you can see a lot of people stopping to donate money or canned good. if you didn't get a chance to see us, you can help by going to wjz.com and clicking on news. i don't know about you, but i have a newfound respect for all of those players wearing those jerseys. >> they hold in the heat. >> it was hot. we had to take our off after a while. >> i'm prim impressed you were working yesterday. i was horse saturday morning from working friday night. >>> still to come. the massive manhunt in alabama after a fatal shooting near auburn university campus. the latest on the search for the gunman. >> the geek politician coming out of hiding. why he said he slapped a woman on live television. >> a hot start to the work week. marty will be back with the s

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some people leave five-foot python. a maintenance worker found this snake in a myrtle beach hotel room on the windowsill. employees say it belongs to the last guest who left it behind. a local snake and the easiest is hoping to find it a good home. better than if c did not find it and you are the next guest. >> one thing you might not like is the key out there. summer does not kick off until 7:00 on monday night. >> two steps that side and you are already feeling it. >> drink plenty of fluids. the haze. you'll be noticing that over the next few days. all the moisture content in the air. cloud cover starts to come apart a bit. nonetheless, in moisture, -- in moisture-heavy atmosphere this morning. outside, temperature-wise popper 80's to lower 90's. notice though, chesapeake beach and annapolis areas along the water are not quite as warm. heat advisory went into the effect at noon. it is in effect until 10:00 p.m. for the district and outlying suburbs. even at night it will be in the 70's, but it will feel like the 80's.

it is the case of the snake that terrified townsend, police are called with reports of a 7- foot python on taylor avenue. but this is what they find. a harmless 4-foot rat snake. not scary unless you are a rat. it was wrangled by animal control, they say they'll hold it for four days then if it's not claimed, it could be yours. it'll be put up for adoption. >>> coming up stranded in the snow for more than a week, how some college students survived in the wild and why some rescuers were frustrated with the lost hikers. >>> the problem that sparked this massive brawl on the streets. >> i'm mary bubala, most of us have one heart. how this man has had three different hearts beating inside him. it's a medical breakthrough next. >>> wet tuesday on tap. i'm bob turk, i'll have the forewarn weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. >>> it is partly cloudy, 77 degrees. the complete forewarning forecast is coming up. >>> take a look at the extent of the flooding in pensacola. doze

. >> lori, in all due respect to you, doesn't it sound like some sort of "monty python" skit or somethingould be on "saturday night live," we're unionizing the unemployment, as a threat we're going to not work. okay. and how are we going to pay the union dues? (laughter) >> toby had it right and even larry summers worked in the obama administration, unionization leads to higher unemployment rate. first of all, it's silly, but even if it has an effect, it's a negative effect as toby said. >> you think it's going to take the incentive away from the unemployed to hit the pavement. >> you have to look at what they're doing. what they're looking to do is mobilize political movements to get people to push to get congress and the president to pass jobs legislation, get more construction jobs and infrastructure building, which is not a bad thing for the economy. so, in that sense, helping people to organize, to push for more jobs is a good thing. what i think would be really interesting for a group like this to provide a way for people to figure out health care. that's what people unemployed need

. >>> baltimore county police and animal control officers are trying to figure out how a python got loosened around 9:30 last night on taylor avenue. abc 2 spoke with dispatchers early this morning who say officers found the reptile underkneeing the car. animal control came in and removed it. officers believe it may have been a pet that escaped. some of you have been talking about this on facebook and they say simply this. kerry says i am glad they caught it. keep the comments coming in this morning. abc2news.com/facebook. >>> 6:49. and tonight city council is expect to move forward with that bottle tax. linda so joins us right now to explain what this means for you. linda. >> reporter: if the tax passes, it means you will pay 3 cents more for your bottled beverages. city council is expected to move the measure forward for a vote tonight. this comes less than 2 years after the city approved a 2 cent bottle tax. the mayor says the extra money generated from the tax will pump 10 million dollars into school repairs. city retailers say it will hurt the business. the bill has been held up in a

you got to do python. you got to know the language of how to engineer a product. real quickly to sum it up at the end, what makes you hopeful, what do you think may be coming down the pike over the next five years? what's the new new thing that might happen? >> i think you're -- everything is continually gravitating towards that hand-held device. you're just going to see many more things. the speed, internet speeds are going to be greatly enhanced and you're just going to see a lot of cool new apps and things but you know, if you said to me ken, five years from now what's going to be the hot new thing, if i were mark zuckerberg, i couldn't answer that question. one of the reasons mark zuckerberg like all of us in this room is frightened is because they know everything is happening so fast that tomorrow, he may be extinct himself just like newspapers worrying about extinction and that's actually a hopeful sign. that's what's different about this age, from guttenberg's age, the speed of change is exponentially faster. >> two answers. first, i think it's an exciting

searching the bushes in parkville for a python. somebody said they saw the snake on the road on taylor avenue. when officers arrived, it was gone. it was captured in a nearby bush. nobody was injured. >> a woman is behind bars, accused of kidnapping a 10-year- olmonth-old boy. no word on who might have shot and killed a teenager this weekend. a car pulled up and a gunman jumped out and shot the teenager several times. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. anyone with information should call police. police have made an arrest in may murder case. police say kyle williams was the triggerman in the shooting of poindexter. >> 6:08. shakespeare asked, "what is in a name?" >> when it comes to social media, how much information is too much. tell us what you think in our water cooler question of the day. >> there seems to be no stopping this raging wildfire in new mexico and colorado. >> we do have some rain in the seven-day forecast. >> this is the harrisburg expressway at padonia road. ♪ oh yeah, this is what a weekend

. >> i actually wanted to do a monty python term. now for something completely different. is that okay? >> yes. >> thank you. the question posed tonight is did these two men end the cold war forever? i have a different fix on that. and let me try to provoke my colleagues here to disagree and the audience, too. i don't think that reagan and gorbachev ended the cold war. they thought they did. there's no question about it. and some of us, leslie and i, were in malta together in december 1989. some of us have may have thought in '89, '90, '9 when the first president bush joined them the cold war had ended but in fact, it had not. what happened was is that these two historic figures gave us an historic opportunity to end the cold war forever. and we didn't do it. by the 1990s, the mid-'90s, a new or renewed cold war, however you want to look at it, characterize american-russian relations. for example, in august 2008, in georgia, the former soviet republic of georgia, there occurred a war known as the russian-georg russian-georgian war, but we had armed and created the georgian

it started as a python.ut officials actually found in parkville. >> it appears a dingo really did take her baby. the mother was telling the truth. >> two giant turtles are getting separated after 100 years together. >> what a show coming up at 6:00 . >> the roads are a little bit wet. an accident in annapolis. >> the latest on the five-alarm warehouse fire yesterday. >> day two of testimony in the jerry sandusky trial. that story is coming up. >> a tall

ice cream or have our gourmet italian lunch wrapped to go and eat the wrapper or snag some tasty python at your local meat counter. are there people who come here and are just overwhelmed? >> there are. they love to be overwhelmed. >> reporter: adventures in test marketing. later on sunday morning. mmmm. >> mason: a one-word name known to millions around the world. the former super model is now in business for herself and doing very well at it. as rit a braver will show us. >> reporter: she was one of the top models in the world of high fashion. with her own experience inspired her to launch a cosmetics business. >> because every black or latino model, woman, who i've seen in the streets always have asked me what foundations and powders do you use and where do you buy them. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, the world of iman, a model/business woman. >> anthony: when it comes to many of the gadgets we now take for granted, the mother of invention was the former ma bell. the telephone monopoly that was broken up nearly three decades ago. martha teichner takes us back. >> this is a ver

executed on your machine through the browser, whether they are writ known in java or java script or python or something else, and the problem is some of them are what we call malware, programs that when executed by the browser, store trojan horses and things in the operating system. >> and what can this do to us? what's the consequence? >> once your machine is compromised, it becomes what's called a zombie, and there's a botnet herder who has control over the machine, kind of like leaving your car in the driveway with the keys in it. you don't know your machine has been infected, doesn't behave any differently as far as you're concerned, but someone can use that machine to generate spam, launch attacks, watch to see what bank accounts you are using. those are things that we need to defend against the most. >> arianna, what are you worried about? >> this is all greek to me. i'm very glad curtis brown of aol is in the audience because you can explain it all to me. how many understood what the very, very brilliant gentleman said here? >> that's pretty good. >> the bottom line is -- i could do

we told you a story about a seven-foot python. the reptile was not as a fearsome as first thought. it was of 5 foot king snake. it could be somebody's abandoned pet. stan? want that snaked, >> i will pass. >> 6;:09. what fathers do not want as a present. >> police surround a home in alabama in pursuit of a killer. we will have the latest on the standoff. >> apple makes friends with facebook. what that means for you. >> we have a little bit of rain to contend with. >> that rain already impacting your right in annapolis. we will >> welcome back. 6:13. we have some rain to contend with this morning. give yourself a couple of minutes if you can. it extends from the eastern shore across towson and back into carroll county and frederick county. this line of showers is moving to the north. there'll be more developing. it will come through in waves from time to time. it not be a steady rain. take an umbrella. we're getting help out by some big thunderstorms out to the south. notice how the heavy rain in pounds way it breaks up. there are some big thunderstorms along the gulf coast that is

a hotel maintenance worker in myrtle beach, north carolina discovers a 5-foot python out on a windowsill. it belongs to the room's last guest who left it behind. a local snake enthusiast adopted the snake and said he will either keep it or find a good home for it. >> how do you forget a snake and not show back up or call saying, hey, i think i left my snake at the motel? [laughter] you think you would miss that. >> kai, i do not have an answer for you. i just know i would be screaming. >> i can see why. >>> coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00, a terrorism scare. how the dramatic scene ended. >> soaking up the sun, how being outside this summer can help you to reduce your risk of pancreatic cancer. >> and there is plenty of sun today, and the worst is yet to , [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >>> those are the cranes that are en route. >> did you get a chance to ride

craig crawford.com and authof " "the politics of life" when i was a kid, i used to listen to monty python all theed time. money makes the world go around does the 60 versus 77, mitt romney pulling in more money than incumbent president, does that instruct us or say anything about who is winning this race? >> i don't think so. in this game at this point, i would call this parity even though though president obama is behind. >> parity or parody. >> napoleon said it's all about the bat allions. i would say they both have enough batallions to keep this at parity. >> the parody will come later in the show. ken, let's go to you. when billionaires line up behind a candidate, usually t the candidate is happy. adelson had been with newt gingrich. that didn't work out. we haven't from newt recently. i miss him. he was good to talk about. is adelson is this his way of making up to mitt saying, i will be nice to you, also? >> it means a lot, eliot. gone are the days where motivating the small donors and constituent groups like you see president obama doing with the gay and lesbian community is suffic

. >> host: i believe john cleaves and the monty python gang also went to cambridge. >> guest: yes, what happened is that was the week that was coming and then the next comedy show why did which was deliberately more social than political, more contemporary which brought him to television. the first time he had ever done television. and also, the two people that became a huge and another television so we had these three people exploding all over at the same time and amazing writers including in their writing team or all five of the who have different background but it was -- who were the other two in that group? so they were all a part of the writers of that shows they became as famous as the performers and the performers became very famous. >> host: you are in your mid-20s at this point. >> guest: there was another series in a 1948 show but it was a wonderful way to start. >> host: how do you go from that to interviewing the presidents and prime ministers? >> guest: well basically i came to america to do that was the week that was in 1964, 65 and then when i was coming to america for sp

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and were partnered up to work on a project, quickly discovering that they shared a love of monty pythont were you like back then? >> parker: really cool. ( laughter ) just amazingly cool. >> stone: most popular guys at c.u. >> kroft: do you remember what the attraction was? >> parker: i just remember our senses of humor were just so similar that we would just really crack each other up, and it got to the... it got really annoying for everyone else in film school. >> stone: "watch out for that bear trap." "what?" >> kroft: at ages 19 and 20, they raised $100,000 to make a movie about a colorado prospector named alfred packer, who was forced to dine on his colleagues while snowbound in the mountains. "cannibal: the musical" was rejected by the sundance film festival, but parker and stone went anyway and held guerilla screenings in a hotel conference room. did the film get released? >> stone: uh-huh. sort of. >> parker: basically, on video. >> stone: yeah, i guess that's... i guess that's what you could call it, a "release." >> kroft: i can, like, buy it on amazon.com? >> stone: yeah. i be

now, as you watch the scenes from that famous monty python movie, let's try to set the stage.e the knights of the roundtable coming in on horses, finance ministers, all the bureaucrats, analysts, economists, they are basically all saying, yes, we have a plan. we're going to work this out. it's all going to be great. you have that black night, europe's old school ways standing there guarding the old guard, limb after limb is gone. all the reforms they need to do, they are chopping away. what you have left is nothing but the torso guarding the old ways. you know what the final word was from the black knight, a, running away, europe's old school ways are not going to die easily. the humor and watching this quest to try to solve it, i think the market is running out of patience. but let's not run out of humor. i know it's a noble cause. in the end, do you really think all this is going to come together in a timely fashion? i don't think so. carl, melissa lee, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rick santelli. >> let's get a market flash from bertha coombs. >> simon, to

new this morning...a 7-foot python is found along a roadway in towwon over the weekend.a resident calleethey found it on taylor avveue, sunday night. the snake was removed from the area... and auttorties are trying to figure out ...where the snake came from. a member of the obaaa administration is in trouble with the law this mornnng.u-s secretary of commerce john &pbryson faces felony hit-and-run charges in southern california after hitting two differenttcars.he was taken to the hoopital after being found unconncious behind the wheel and cited phere. gas prices... ontinue to drop.according to triple- a.. priies have dropped nearly 22 cents in he last monnh.the natiooal average price for a gallon offregular is now 3-54. here in maryland... drivers can expect to pay about 3-44 a 3gallon. you can't fight fire until fires....rob williams from the museum... joins us with thiss moonings hometown hotspot. - what do you teach the 3 children about history? - what things do you use to help children learn fiie safety? - what ge group is this event reccmmended for? for? the ire fighter rescue game

there are all kinds of skin, python, stingray, these beautiful hammered metal at amazing prices.ices are $60 to $68. but we're slashing them by 50%, to $30 and $34. these are so stylish. we have them right here. >> these are from crocks. what i love, they have these little circulation nodes on the inside here. when you walk around the city here, you're going to feel a little foot massage action going on. and everyone will love the prices. regularly, $40 from crocs. today, $20. they are yours, baby. >> you get some crocs. and you get some crocs. i like these monograms. >> these are so fun. these are from a company, textile republic. you make the monogram. you choose your pattern. then, you choose the monogram. one to three letters, your choice. i think you'll recognize this one. >> thank you. iphone cases, luggage tags. we have a little one for josh here, in his absence. really fun prices. fun to create and you'll like the prices. regularly $18 to $52, depending. slashed in half, $9 to 26 bucks. this is roomny. look at this. this is how it folds up. you have a tiny thing to keep i

sci-fi fantasy monti python show. you suddenly -- when they were on the planet with mud.hanie: president obama holds an 8-point lead over mitt romney in the state of washington. you know why? because the state of washington is awesome! >> this is true. >> stephanie: we sold out one sexy liberal show. the other one on its way to sellout. not until september 29th. why is washington so awesome because representative jim mcdermid is from there who joins us now. see what i did there? [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] good morning congressman. >> good morning stephanie how are you? >> stephanie: you're my favorite. because you're so chuckly. representative, talk to me about -- we've talked so many times about healthcare. it is interesting, all of the politicking going on ahead of this already. whenever this decision comes down, we don't know. i love your colleague eric kantor has already said if the supreme court leaves any of healthcare intact, we're going to take a bill to the floor that calls for the total repeal of obama care. i mean just forever helpful aren't they? >> well, mr. kantor s

sun" newspaper because they meant with him in connection with an animal cruelty story that posted a pythona kitten on the internet if you can police it. the sun and canada and the united states are subpoena yet because they were brought to the attention of the authorities, but nobody could put together the threads and investigate it properly. that's why we talk to connections to london, perhaps the netherlands and france. >> paula, thank you so much for following this. please bring us any developments you get on this wild, gruesome case. thank you so much. >>> there is some severe weather near washington, d.c. my hometown, that we need to start talking about. i'm personally interested here. let's get to the severe weather expert, chad myers. what's going on? >> i know you had a flight this evening. >> had, past tense. >> i hate to say that right now. a couple of storms now rotating enough that the weather services offices there putting out tornado warnings west of metro d.c. there's a beltway right here. you go up here towards poolsville right there, and then even green valley right there.

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torturing a kitten, a live kitten fed it a python snake and posted that on the internet. that's what al jagss are. it hasn't been proven. the sun here in london began to investigate. they claim he got a hold of this information that they were investigating, he shows up on their doorstep and start to deny it. what is clear in this entire process is that was looking for name, for notoriety. whatever he did, he wanted people know about it. >> we will continue to follow the case. and if indeed this is the man as police believe they may have him. appreciate it so much. >>> we are also talking about the man who shot and killed a florida teenager, trayvon martin. right now he is back in jail and his attorneys are trying to get him back out. we are talking about george zimmerman. he is back if jail a few days after judge revoked his bond. zimmerman and his wife said they had limited fund to pay for the bond but now we learned a website set up for donations for zimmerman had collected more than $130,000. prosecutors say the zimmerman's blatantly lied about that. the defense mainta

someone said they saw an 8-foot python sunday night.> stay with wjz 13. complete news and first warning weather today at noon. updates are available at any time from anywhere at wjz.com. we have fog or humid haze in the area now. you can't really see the street from the harborcam and rain throughout the day. see you at n

it was something out of monty python. you wonder, good lord, what promethean height does this person live on? judges, lawyers, republicans, democrats, but a childish thing. that is just my view. on recess appointments, i am and would be happy to find in easy way out of this. for the republicans to hold an up or down vote. debate them. nominate them again with an up or down vote. if my friend from utah would agree to an up or down vote, i would be happy to pick up the phone and urge the president to nominate them again. >> if the chairman is talking about filibuster reform, that may be something we have to discuss. >> this particular one is what i am talking about, the one concern. i appreciate the concern. he is expressive and has stated very clearly that he has expressed his concern on that basis, coming up, and has not hindered the work of the senate judiciary committee. i think they have been extremely responsible. i would just remind everyone again that we avoid all of this if we had the, in my experience, the preside

they've banned the import of the burmese python and other dangerous fish that's an issue that has people there excited and around the great lakes where you have all those electorally sensitive states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio, michigan, they have a carp czar who is working on invasive species there. >> carp czar. >> carp czar. >> one more letter, right. >> a "p." >> add a "p" and you're a carp czar. >> from florida to massachusetts, elizabeth warren gone from major support from president obama. tell us how he's going to be helping her throughout this campaign, which is -- >> is she helping him? >> which has been a little tougher of late? >> exactly. she tweeted last night the news that today when the president is in new england he's making appearances in new hampshire, massachusetts she's going to be introducing him. so a huge thing for her. tons of coverage in massachusetts after her campaign is feeling good after a rough couple days. breaking story politico just posted that i think is going to be a huge story in the days ahead, who thought we could have more washington news this w

it was something out of monty python. you wonder, good lord, what promethean height does this person live on? aside from the issue, it just came across as what a childish thing. that is just my view. i always have concerns about a resource appointments. easy way out of this, republicans would agree to hold an up or down vote. he is one of these people. renominated them with an up or down vote. if they would agree to an up or down vote, i would be happy to pick up the phone and urge the president to renominate them. >> if you're talking about filibuster reform, perhaps it is something we should discuss in regard to judicial nominees. " this particular one of concern, i must say parenthetically, i appreciate and admire the senator's concern. he has expressed it. he has stated very clearly. he has expressed his concern of nominations coming up has not hinder the work of the judiciary committee. i think he has been very responsible. he has been responsible in his opposition. i would remind everybody again we avoided this if w