that's a big python. >> oh, just you wait until you see how big this is. you can see the python moving here under this bush but as the camera pans out, there he is. there's the head. >> the cat is confused at first because he's seeing it moved under the tree and has no idea the head is six feet away, but the size, not scaring the leopard. >> does he want something to eat or is he playing. >> no, it's food for the leopard. you can hear the people saying. >> this is a meal. >> you had ring side seats for the fight of the century. the leopard is going at it. >> he's not agitating him. >> he's not trying to wrap his way around it -- >> do you want to put money on this. >> i don't bet on the animal kingdom. >> a full on claw at the snake. the snake is coiling back trying to get away. you see the fear in it's eyes -- >> there's another leopard. >> the snack fights back. backs at the face of the leopard. >> it's dead. the snake is dead. >> leopard one. getting closer and closer to the dead python and the video ends. >> what? >> so the folks decided, you know what

this is a python. these guys have found five in the last four years.s can cause serious problems to the eco system down there. s as their pulling the snake out of the water, it is wrapping around that dude's arm. you can tell this thing is nop happy. these are super big, powerful animals. >> is this part of a tour, because i see two ladies in the boat. >> you know, i think you're getting really lucky to see one of these on the tour. from there we'll go to sunset beach, north carolina. they tell you to be quiet on the tee box, but i don't know how when this happens, a giant gator making his way across one of the tees. he has part of a giant carp. the guy who uploaded the video said you could see the carp going down the alligator's throat. he just walks right along. next time you hit your ball in a water hazard, just remember this. >> just take the mulligen. >> i would. >> itchy hedgehogs. i call this the case of the pilot versus the deputy. i want you to pay very close attention to this video. it comes to us from a charleston deputy. as you can hear, th

he used to produce monty python specials. oh, and he hates mimes. lorne hates mimes. the bulls up a chair and give him this poem it. he opens it. he reads the first joke. egos, he goes, uh-huh, good. then he closes the book. i wrote 1100 jobs over two days, and he reads one joke. i wrote a jokes and the post office was about to issue a stamp commemorating prostitution in the united states. 10 cents, but if you want to lick it, it is a quarter. [laughter] he said, good. good. he said, tell me, how much money do you need to live on? i said, well, i am making $2.75 an hour at the deli. match it. [laughter] he said, well, tell me a little bit more about yourself. acted it to mean before he committed this kind of cash, hes sa,alleis my idol. i love monty python. but if there is one mime on the show, i am out of here, and he gave me a job. [laughter] that was my great. ultimately, hear i am, having written a novel with my childhood hero dave barry. [applause] >> dave barry and alan zweibel, they're not here all week, folks. we're going to take questions from the audience. w

that python, i don't know.ke bags and belts and shoes. >> no, no snakes. no snakes. i don't know. >> i was waiting for them. there it is. all right. that's always happy tonight. here comes "the willis report." gerri: hello, everyone, tonight on "the willis report." americans now spend more on health care than groceries. we have the details of a new report. also, your medical privacy. tonight, the dangers of going digital. >> metal records can be bought for 14 to $25 each. >> and the best of your 401k. how do you do that? we are looking out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ ♪ ♪

got our the rabbit going through the python that's supposed to all go away and this was all go away but some skew still remains underfunded so it still is still taking funds away from something is you're right. there is the cap so you want to raise the capital to go republican flat tax so basically what you're saying is the rich will continue to pay more and more your republicans will pay more and more and more whatever. but at the same time the businesses that make this fail so what's confusing me is a we this is no longer the independent standalone program that was sold to was back in the thirty's i would say how is that not just because you're changing it to be more fair so that everybody is paying their fair share that's the only change that doesn't change is the fat i just have to hear what's what's wrong with the flat tax law i actually kind of support a flat tax if it's done correctly ok here we go here's a program and that's what this is up to the people's and we got this from so scary or not even or entirely i think they were laughed at isn't it i can afford is probably muc

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. >> what we have here is a green python. we have more here than in the world. >> right now, they're engaged in breeding several of the endangered species, including blue crowned pigeons. >> they're the modern day dodo bird. dodo bird was the world's largest pigeon. now, these are. >> maintaining and caring for the beautiful birds is expensive. >> unless we get support bit public we won't be able to save these birds. >> exotic birds. now, they're opening is its doors for an event this weekend. proceeds going towards continuing the program for tickets or making a donation go to abc 7 news.com. click on see it on tv. doing great work. >> remarkable assortment there. >> exotic. >> it's something to see. >> join me tonight at 9:00. coming up then, preventing panic at the mall. a security now making this popular shopping center one of the safest in the country. >> then at 11:00 shooting blanks, gun owners facing long waits for bullets but what happens when the cops can't get theirs is in the public safety issue hitting some commun

. >> what we have here is a green python.have more here than in the world. >> right now, they're engaged in breeding several of the endangered species, including blue crowned pigeons. >> they're the modern day dodo bird. dodo bird was the world's largest pigeon. now, these are. >> maintaining and caring for the beautiful birds is expensive. >> unless we get support bit public we won't be able to save these birds. >> exotic birds. now, they're opening is its doors for an event this weekend. proceeds going towards continuing the program for tickets or making a donation go to abc 7 news.com. click on see it on tv. doing great work. >> remarkable assortment there. >> exotic. >> it's something to see. >> join me tonight at 9:00. coming up then, preventing panic at the mall. a security now making this popular shopping center one of the safest in the country. >> then at 11:00 shooting blanks, gun owners facing long waits for bullets but what happens when the cops can't get theirs is in the public safety issue hitting some communitie

in mind that microsoft, in some sense, is like the energizer bunny, and i'm going to use two monty pythoneferences. on one hand, they're sort of like the killer rabbit from the holy grail, they're small, but they keep getting you, but they're also not dead yet. they keep coming and coming and coming again and i think investors may underestimate that. >> you know, you're obviously quite the bear on microsoft, roy. but if you had to pick something that is going to be able to keep this come back going, what is it? >> you know, i do agree here with the fact that the cloud computing and the enterprise platforms are doing significantly well. i think that part of them doing well is they've hedged their bets here. i think the fact that people have used tablet devices more and more, they're reliant on this infrastructure. and i kind of feel like microsoft lucked into this vision. you look at where the industry's headed in terms of gaming, in terms of mobile, and microsoft is making sure that windows 8 is a long-term investment. you see them look for xbox to be a core part of windows 8 in branching

we should point out lloyd python was accused of lying under oath, explained to financial crisis and howvived and thrived, lying is a very difficult thing to prove. you have to prove state of mind in that sort of thing. it odd jpmorgan is getting hammered this much. this is undoubtedly true. they are under investigation. the fed. david: the fed energy regulation. charlie: they're all over the place. every other bank is under investigation from all these things. here's my point here, and this is a bigger point almost a political point. look at who is leading the charge to get corporate government changes especially we were here very first on fox business that they wanted to split the job of chairman and ceo. the left-wing officials that run public pension funds that are essentially trying to muscle the most effective spokesman of the banking industry. david: so they are targeting him? charlie: there is no doubt in my mind. i've spoken to a lot of people, this is a concerted attack. david: historically he is a democrat, right? charlie: he was before all the stuff started hitting, the most

massive infestation of bats in an attic to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one universally frightening creature that is one of the staff's specialties. cockroaches. and when they invade in skin crawling numbers, this crew likes to capture it all on their camera. june 2009. in one of the staff's most unsettling cases, they are called to the home of a nurse who had informed her landlord about sightings of the pest. >> she said that she just saw some roaches and no big deal to her. like just a few here, few there. she sprayed, she used baits, tried anything. if you can see a couple, that's a bad sign. they're mostly nocturnal. that means they're getting used to coming out during the day. >> so far we see nothing in this house. no roach. take a good look for yourselves. >> inside the kitchen you'll always find them in the condenser motor in the refrigerator because they like to have access to that water. electr

foreclosure numbers indicating the pig is moving through the python.show foreclosures at a six year low down 23% from last year. returning to our top story on this thursday night, tonight we're learning more about the e depraefed mindset of ariel castro. he stood silent during his arraignment notes in his home are riddled with self-loathing statements and claims he was abused by another family member. what have you learned about that note or notes. >> reporter: yeah, it is. good evening to you. a lot of people have first described it as a suicide note. authority are backing out that depiction. they say he didn't mention suicide but it's not a suicide note and wouldn't be because he's still alive. on top of that there are other facets. you talk about one of them. authorities say in it he apparently alludes to the fact he suffered abuse and implied that abuse came from a family member. the way he puts it according to authorities is that it makes it sound like he's trying to blame that incident or series of incidents for what he was doing and of course no

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you can see in the sequins there's a python print to give it that little edge. this is a key trend for spring. >> very nice. let's talk about a gift for beyonce. somewhere on this table is a beyonce stale giyle gift. beyonce's got the luscious lips, did i say that out loud? i'm going with the lipsticky thing. >> the lipstick, you're absolutely right. you get a star. >> the lipsticky thing. >> this is mac beauty baked products collection. >> i know about mac makeup. that's all i know, but yes. >> so it's about the pastel colors here. also, it's inspired by couture cakes. so the names are really interesting like pistachio creme. are you getting hungry? confections for the lips, glams it up for mother's day. >> what do we have next? >> next we have jessica alba. she defines street chic. here you'll see a key trend for spring, denim on denim. so we have an ink denim ankle pant with a chambray top from michael kors. so a great way to inject color is with accessories. this scarf from calvin klein pulling together a polished look from her. >> somewhere on here is that

[ applause ] >> it is like in monty python, they ran out of weapons started catapulting sheeps and cowsphanie: when has fox news had a roundtable on criticizing republicans? never. glenn beck at the nra convention. glen too crazy for fox beck. >> guns save lives. guns protect our mothers our wives, our daughters our children. >> except that one time. >> stephanie: when you're 43 times more likely to kill one of them because you have a gun in the house than an intruder. >> kid did a good job of protecting his sister. >> anyone ever done a tally of lives saved? >> no. >> it is impossible to keep a statistic like that. >> i guess it is. >> every burglary foiled. >> look at all of the things that didn't happen. >> stephanie: statistics pulled freshly from the wrath. gail trotter who i was on with. what did she say? two and a half million people lives are saved every year because of guns. what? [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] >> pulled from her rectum is where that's coming from. >> that sizable rectum of hers. >> stephanie: senator dick durbin on the nra association. >> the national rifle associati

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