you see a small dog wrapped by a python. >> that is a dog and that is a python? >> yes.does not appear to be moving. you're thinking that dog is done for. no no. this dog is not done for. reports say it was the dog's owner with the branch of that tree politely asking that python to let his dog go. the python is like okay i'll let him go. the dog gets up oh i guess i lost that one. >> shoo shoo. the dog is like this is a bigger emergency than that. get a bigger stick. >> let's jump over to cougar national park. some guy was on a bridge and caught this young male lion going across this river. do you notice what's behind him? it's a crocodile. >> it is a crocodile. the crocodile thinks somebody delivered lunch. >> like the circle of life dude. >> now you know what it feels like. >> the crocodile grabs on to the lion's neck. the lion goes under water for just a second. he's like let me hop on out of here. >> my bad. you are the king of the jungle. >> sorry. >> what's so funny, the cat doesn't even notice the thing sliding up to him. only right before is there something in th

someone said, people know much more about python.tor said the book could have been called monty python by john cleese. the third one would be called why this is no hope. because i've decided there isn't. >> brown: that's it no hope. no hope. but i'll be gone before the planet is gone so it's your problem. >> brown: on that very cheerful note. anyway, john cleese, thanks so much. >> pleasure. nice talking to you. >> woodruff: finally tonight, our newshour shares moment of the day. something that caught our eye that might be of interest to you too. today marks the 60th anniversary of the first televised presidential news conference. and we wanted to show you what president dwight eisenhower's exchange with the press in 1955 looked like. turns out tensions in china and fights over the budget were making headlines then, too. here's a short excerpt: >> i see we're trying a new experiment this morning. i hope that doesn't prove to be a disturbing influence. the latest fighting, it would be useful to have a cease fire with china. if that co

>> it's a python not exactly little. they've got the head in the bag. >> he is caught there. >> the snake is taken out of there and nobody claimed the snake so it now lives in a local reptile. >> it should not be living in someone's garage in the uk. >> dui checkpoint. >> the guy is jeff gray. he says there is a dui checkpoint down here in florida on highway 19. >> i'm going to show you what i'm going to do tonight. >> he has a creative plan about going through that dui checkpoint. >> you seehe got this wire from a website called fair it hanging in his freezer bag, his registration and his driver's license. >> i will not have to open up my window. >> this is an experiment. >> well this is something he believes can keep him from being blamed for being intoxicated or having his car searched with no real reason. according to fairdui.org this was created by a guy cited for dui and later a jury found him not guilty. he has several cameras rolling. this is a joint dui checkpoint from levity county sheriff's office and florida

>> that would be adorable which plays into the pet python phenomenon.> thank you joe. coming up, equal cheering sections in force. fox news.com/red eye. no snakes. >>> brand-new "red eye" returns on monday. liz mcdonald and michael moynahan and tom cotter. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> because there is less cheering for lasses a syracuse student think men and women's sports teams should receive an equal amount of support. at the university's last nine home games they had an average crowd of 20,000 while women saw an average of 600. in the school's newspaper a junior dubbed, the sassy feminist student athletes put in the same amount of time and dedication on the court. it is only fair we cheer them equally. what is she suggesting? i'm confused. >> i suggest she goes to a school with a good girl sports team. and people will actually show up. they will go to see the tennessee volunteer ladies play. they go to see uconn ladies play. go to a school that has a good female sports program and then the audience will come. stop trying to make

another crazy thing, baby, a python or something like this. some big snake.n can be seen interacting with his daughter who is 14 months old at the time. >> when people see this clip they mostly react with fear or negtivity. and i don't understand why. because as you can see the snake is just rolling around. it has no interest in biting her or choking her or swallowing her. >> now, this is the definition of pinhead. he doesn't understand why. all right. it's a big snake. >> it's a huge bow constrictor. >> where did this happen? >> this is in the midwest, i believe. he's a snake handler who wants to open a reptile zoo. look at those pictures. i'm a person who likes my pets to be furry. these are reptiles. this is not normal. there was a terrible story we did in 2009 where a baby was killed by a python in her crib okay. and they were convicted of murder, these people. now, i'm sure this guy says he knows exactly -- >> if i were the cops i'd be investigating this guy. >> horrible, right? >> yeah. >> he would claim there's nothing to worry about. he wants to open

those are two carpenter pythons, nonvenomous. they don't pay attention to where they are. >> oh man. only in australia would you have two massive snakes up on the roof and people going, look at that isn't that wonderful? >> what actually was really happening, those were two male snakes. they were fighting. they were duking it out because one wanted the girl. this last video should answer an age-old question many of us had. why did the chicken cross the road? >>lee >> the chicken is about to do something. i think that explain as lot. it stops right before it got to the curb. >> it really is just to get to the other side. that's awful. i don't like the end of this story, gail. i wanted the chicken to be heading over there to eat biscuits and jam and bring them back to his family. something cool. >> me, too. >> a guy fills up and then heads to the home of a spurned lover he dated. >> how he is igniting a different flame this time around. >> that is awful a >> and mom's helping her son record a song. >> was that a fake burp? >> she a

a nine-foot python brand around this 14-month-old baby. what was dad thinking? and is there a secret whispering campaign to deny "american sniper" an oscar? >> i would fully expect that american sniper gets snubbed by the hollywood elite. >>> plus, the good wife, michelle obama, she's wearing the same outfit. >>> and deflategate, two done it? >> 112 of the 12

a nine-foot burmese python wrapped around this 14-month- old baby. what was dad

>> it's a python, not exactl little. they got a bag. they've got the head in >> with my magic, hopefully he will go straight into the sack. causing him no stress. me minimally stress. >> the snake is taken out of snake so it now reptile center. >> it should not be li someone's garage i >>> this video remained me of the very first time i had one of the american quintessential moments. the first time i had a smore. this guy is taking it to a whole new level. he's sitting there, roasting his marshmallow. it's like a 50 yard long stick, has his beer. >> he looks like he's fishing for blackened fish. >> i do have a question. are the fuming coming out of the lava pit toxic? >> he's not in protective gear whatsoever. >> he's got a t-shirt and shorts on, flip flops. he's ready to make his marshmallow. >> the guy shooting this bradley, actually works with jeff we've seen his videos of volcanos and stuff. they about a 00 meter descent. temperature 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. ght for the perfect marshmallow. if y try this, take a plane over to venat

. >> a python wrapped around a pet -- >> that dog is done for, but no. >> witness one of the greatest

i was on monty python and the great "saturday night live." i went too far a lot. >> did americans get mad at you? >> i remember i did a sketch on "snl" where, i shouldn't bring it up. i did the whole italian thing like that. i didn't think about it then. now, to bill's point, i'm guarded about all that. you shouldn't go too far. >> that's not saying commentary. there's a profound difference between hitting above the belt and below the belt. reasonable people can disagree but where do we draw the line? it's unreasonable to say no lines should be drown. >> you are drawing lines. >> you don't want child pornography. you say that right? >> i wouldn't do that. >> you drew a line. good for you. we all should draw a line. >> look at the time. look at the time. you both make people think. frank didn't seem to mind. >> thank god he liked it. >> we know now that the three dead suspects were islamic radicals. the former governor says it's time people call them that. governor, good to have you. we have not collectively called them that. we call them terr

. >> fifteen year-old python from southeast asia.d long, and people take to hold her and tips the scales at the 240-pound. now, pythons they are known as the only snake considered to be a true man either and there you go do you see those teeth inside, razor sharp teeth but she suffocates her victims first. >> you have to hold the snake. i don't want anywhere near that snake. >> atomic betty, you know let betty go do her thing somewhere. >> i don't want her out in the wild. i don't want her to sneak up on me. >> don't get atomic betty upset. >> you you can see what happens. >> right there. >> wow. >> all right. we will take a short break you're watching "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> flash back to the movie anaconda. >> yes. >> that was pretty rough, i remember that. >> we will be right back. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso ch

she must have been watching her figure because she is now 284 pounds that is a healthy weight for a pythonoliday baggage nightmare at one of the nation's most popular airports. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. >>> hello again here are some of the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, bitter cold settles in at 12:30 and it gets down to the single digits tonight and at least 12 people are dead in a shocking terror attack against a satirical newspaper in paris france. >>> and we begin this half hour with a developing story an accident that shut down a section of route 42 in camden county. chad pradelli is live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: hey rick, we are here on browning road on the top of route 42 and the cleanup here continues crews right now are trying to get rid of the storage tank that was on a truck here is what new jersey police tell me happened the truck was traveling along route 42 and hit the overpass and that storage tank flew off and there was a multivehicle crash there doesn't appear to be anything inside. it doesn't look like crews

. >> the ball python stretched 4 feet long.inks it is someone's pet that got loose to make its way into her apartment. she said i just tapped it with the cane. i would be like, get back, stay in there. >> did you see the cop carrying the bag of the snake there gently out the door? no thanks. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. that starts right now. >>> a crash has closed a portion of the new jersey turnpike in gloucester county. a live picture from skyforce 10. jillian mele has details on how long the backup is going to last. >>> and an suv rams into a home in logan. everyone in the home is okay but the driver is nowhere to be found. we'll have a live update. >>> and it's another blow to atlantic city. we're live in south jersey this morning at the next gaming spot on the chopping block. >>> clear and cold this morning and wet weather is headed our way. we have your nbc 10 first alert forecast. good morning happy friday. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. did we mention it's fr

a snake and not just any snake but that my friends is a ball python luckily for debbie lamont they're docile. she says at first she thought it was a scarf on the floor but instincts kicked in she prodded it not sure that was a good instinct. the snake's head moved. she called police right away and as you can see they had no problems with it. officers used what they called -- there's term for it but basically a long handled pole to get the snake out of the home and do it safely. >>> now lamont thinks it was someone's pet and that it squeezed under her front door of her apartment. there you have it. >>> some call it a new age in advertising. this big led screen is about to stare you down in center city. what do you think? is it progress is it an eye sore? we'll take a look. >> a snuggle buddy can come in handle during these winter months but are you forceed to cuddle alone? the company that can help you fix that for price. howard? >> okay. well cole hamels remain a phillies pitcher much longer? he's still trying to make a deal with the phils. the flyers have lost another player to ♪ >>>

number one monty python moment. >> oh god.>> oh getting to boss around vinny jones is pretty great. >> finish this sentence. once upon a time -- >> madelana lived happily ever after. >> mallory, thank you very much. >>> we want to thank medieval types for creating the set. guam "galavant" airs sunday at 8:00 on abc. >>> miley cyrus opening up about her passion project being a role model and her new boyfriend. >>> and we're back now and our exclusive interview with miley cyrus. she's making headlines this time not for what she's taking off but for what she's putting on. creating lipstick and lip gloss for a cause that's very close to her heart. abc's cameron mathison got the latest from the megastar about this passion project. >> reporter: a hollywood triple threat with the number one album now fresh off worldwide bangerz tour it seems miley cyrus just can't stop. ♪ we won't stop ♪ >> reporter: don't let the tongue wagging, foam wagging fool you. there's much more to her than meets the eye. if somebody didn't know you what woul

. >> this python stretched 4 feet long.ved it and lamont believes it was somebody else's pet that got loose and made its way into her apartment. now i'm going to have nightmares. >>> it's a cold one outside with temperatures dropping. not a clod out there, but there will be a cloud or two blowing through with the winds picking up this afternoon. right now a 9-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. it's 29 degrees. it's a cold start in the pocano mountains. the low 20s. this is a live view from camelback this morning. you'll see sunshine with scattered snow showers in the pocano mountains. and a few may hold together points to the north and west during the afternoon. right now just cold outside. look at this in camden 28 degrees. 29 in the area voorhees is at 26. with gusty winds this afternoon, we'll see snow showers that could be blowing into the pocano mountains. there's an outside chance that some areas north and west will see a brief snow shower pass through this afternoon. that's today. over the weekend, we'll likely get s

a nine-foot python brand around this 14-month-old baby. what was dad thinking?nd is there a secret whispering campaign to deny "american sniper" an oscar? >> i would fully expect that american sniper gets snubbed by the hollywood elite. >>> plus, the good wife, michelle obama, she's wearing the same outfit. >>> and deflategate, two done it? >> 112 of the 12

. >> i heard you're a big monty python fan. do you have a favorite scene?that kind of comedy. >> 'tis but a flesh wound. >> yes. yeah, good. >> oh my gosh, i love that, yes. >> and speaking of funny, you have some hilarious guest stars, co-stars. >> we do. >> weird al yankovic played a monk saying, hey, hey, we're the monks. ricky gervais. >> i'm telling you that. he can move his hips. he's great. >> you have ricky gervais, as well. >> we do have ricky and he's brilliant. you talk about improv. improv, he's the improv king. >> speaking of improv, i want to do a quick little game with you. see how quick you are on your feet. we'll call it mallory ever after. so we'll ask you questions and you just tell me the first thing. >> okay. >> favorite fairy tale villain. >> oh, the wicked queen from "snow white." >> that makes sense. fairy tale character you wanted to be as a kid. >> belle from "beauty and the beast." >> you look like her. oh i like that. >> thank you. >> number one monty python moment. >> oh, god. it has to be the big guy in the restaurant when he e

england was ahead of us with monty python. neil: and they had religious types and all. you're criticizing jesus. >> neil, and our hearts go out to everyone in france. my gracious. i remember it was snl, christmastime, frank sinatra singing silent night. neil: yeah. did you ever get threats. people said you went too far? >> the crew would go silent night. holy night. it's okay. round that virgin chick. he grew up to be famous. you know what he did. now i'm such a churchgoing guy. i'm so religious now. back then -- but honestly you can make fun of christians, you can make fun of that. you can make fun of your jewish friends. god forbid you make fun of -- neil: bill donohue said he certainly condone the violence. he said there's such a thing as discretion. i'm paraphrasing. don't go too far when you parody or satire someone. you start policing yourself for fear. he said we hustlerrized it. this newspaper in france went too far. >> you should be able to to do what you want. it's a free society. neil: it's satire. >> even in the koran muhammad never said blasphemy. these are

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 that's the case for one universally frightful 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. and if you can see a couple, that's a bad sign. they're mostly nocturnal. that means they're getting used to coming out at any time during the day. >> so far we see nothing in this house, not a single roach. take a good look for yourselves. >> inside the kitchen you'll always find them in the condenser motor in the refrigerator becaus

. >>> a man is caught on a under surveillance video stealing a python worth $6 million from a kansaspet shop. you tow where he puts it? yeah stuffing it in his pants. >>> from that to this. no easy transition president obama using a speech to highlight a few issues important to working women. they include affordable child care. paid sick leave as well as parental leave. also equal pay for women and access to women's health care. jerry willis is the host of "the willis report" welcome ladies, when i heard this last night. i thought, perfect for the fe pail panel tomorrow. katherine, populist message. they all sound fantastic. i'm a working mom, then you dig a little deeper. what do you find? >> it's ridiculous, it's like the speech writer threw in child or children, it's not like republicans or libertarians want a bunch of unhealthy unattended children. he picks favorites and also this solution of dealing with high prices by having these subsidies increases the price even more. so when you look at it it's not fair. it doesn't work. >> jerry, it sounds so great. he's so great at talkin

to me, and so france does not have the same irreverente1 tradition as london, and going from monty pythoncharlie e1hebdo" andfái] spark ing axd sparking a e response from jews and muslims, and this is something that the newspaper does not want to give up. i don't know, brian, ife1 we will ever see these types of cartoons published in the united states or indeed reprinted on american television. >> i think thate1 at compareison there, and we might say "the1w3 daley show" or "the onion" bq nowfá thanks to the e1internet everybody can see what itfá was and will bee1 publishing of the "charlie hebdo" it is important to see that many of the foreign leaders there have history of persecuting jou' opinion they have not liked, and it is important that the group opinions without borders is have come out to talk about predators withoute1 freedom from turkey and egypt and algeria and all of tj?j=5have assembled there but they don't have the greatest track record of press freedom and weñmm!=u countries where in somee1 cases journalists are behind bar ss. >> that is and can excellent t$3kd8point, brian

. >> can you imagine looking down and oh, man, a python staring at you? >> my gosh! >> well, i won't get into those jokesment okay, good day to you everybody, it is thursday, can i just say we're going to have to come up with different words i mean, how many ways can you say it is cold? >> i know. >> stupid cold, right? so, some schools, we have found, seven schools now that are on two-hour delay and they'll be scrolling at the bottom of the screen, in fact right there right now or just go to your computer and log on to myfoxphilly.com for those school delays. no closures yet. >> older schools, they have the old furnace in there. >> yes. >> crank that puppy up. may not be as east think morning as some of the other days. >> yes, waiting for the bus the kids out there brutal, just to be outside any longer than ten 15 minutes. >> they have until sun comes up. >> i'm sure bus stop buddy all the way covered up. >> it is true, we'll look at him in just a second, after i tell it is three out of ten today because of the brutal sun seasonable, dangerous cold. old-man-winter j

. >> let's not forget how important monty python has been in integrating the brits into society. i feel that's gone a long way. >> interesting thought there, michael. thank you, tom ridge. first secretary for homeland -- >> that's good. >> tom ridge and michael kay. thank you. >>> coming up, in terms of heroics, a very hardball ending to the great game yesterday between the seattle seahawks and green bay packers. that's next in the "sideshow" there. this is "hardball." the place for politics. >>> ha! back to "hardball." time now for the "sideshow." the seattle seahawks are going to the super bowl after coming back to beat green bay 28-22. with just two minutes left, by the way, in the game. seattle was down by five and managed to turn their fortunes around by recovering an onside kick. listen to how that dramatic reversal played out on kairo radio, the local seattle station, and pay close attention to the name of the player who recovered the kick for the seahawks. listen to that name. >> there it is. bounces high. seattle has a chance. it's bouncing around. the seahawks got it. t

around 3:00 in the morning on tuesday and look what she found right there on her floor, a snake ball pythonany snake. at first she thought it was a scarf on the floor. she kind of prodded it and the snake's head move. she call the cops right away. they had no problem with it. officers used a long handled poles to get the snake and take it out of her home. >> luckily those types of snakes are pretty docile. a good samaritan tries to help a pregnant woman. well she thought it was a pregnant woman who needed help. the woman was standing on the side of the road with what looked like car trouble. 70-year-old good samaritan driving by decideed to stop. can i help you? she told police the woman was carrying a bible so she thought it was safe. >> you know if you looked at that, you would immediately think this is a good person. >> well it turns out that bible was hollowed out. inside a gun. the woman forced the victim to drive more than 5 miles to a spot where another car was waiting. a man got out pointed another gun at the 70-year-old and took all of her money. the robbers then sped off. >> a jud

morning tuesday and look at what she found, right there on her floor, a snake, and that is a ball pythonget this first she thought it was a scarves, and then it started to move. she called police right away. officers used one of those long poles to get the snake and take it out of her home. >> good thing she didn't pick it up and put it around her neck. >> are we discovering something here. this is second story we have done, maybe we should check our pipes and looking down our toilets. >> i will from now on. >>> but did you see there was a dude, maybe we can find this story, it might have been up in new york, had an alligator living in his house for 30 years. was it new york city? we will figure it out. >> i knew what were you talking about. >> caught alligators as a pet, 30 some years later was huge. >> and it is coming to life, weird. >> look out. >> 6:57. >> you got it. >> judge cut court date short for former fox 29 sportscaster short after he had a medical emergency. he is supposed to be back in front of the judge today. we will look closer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get

. >> can you imagine looking down and oh, man, a python staring at you? >> my gosh!, i won't get into those jokesment okay, good day to you everybody, it is thursday, can i just say we're going to have to come up

and at first glance she thought it was a scarf and after closer examination she realized it was a python. >> i shut the bathroom door and his head kept poking out underneath the door and i thought he's going to try and crawl out and i would take my cane and tap his head and he would poke his head under the door. >> it stretched about four feet long. lamotte assumes it was somebody's pet that got loose and slowly made its way into the apartment. what would you do if you saw that? >> i would not be as calm as she was. >> forget about it i would never be able to walk around that apartment. i'm selling this place. gone. >> you can sense the spare. >> they like the cold weather. he was looking for a little heat. you can't blame them i would, too. watch out for the snakes you could have some around. more cold days as we end out the week and go into the weekend especially saturday morning. that's when it will be the coldest, saturday right in those early morning hours around sunrise and temperatures will be in the teens and we could have some areas in the single digits and not windchill, but ac

i was brought up right on the tail end of lampoon and monty python and the great "saturday night live." i went too far a lot. >> do americans get mad at you -- >> i remember i did a sketch to your point on "snl," i shouldn't even bring it up, vinnie cicalini, i did the whole italian thing like that and i didn't think about it then. now, to bill's point, i'm very guarded about all of that. i think you shouldn't go too far. i think you -- >> that's all he's saying. that's not the same as scatological commentary. there's a profound difference between hitting above or below the belt. reasonable people can disagree about where to draw the line. i think it's unreasonable to say that there should be no lines drawn. that's my point. >> but you are drawing lines. >> i do want to draw lines. >> you can't marginalize free speech. >> you don't want child pornography as satire. you said that, right? >> i wouldn't do it. >> good for you. we all need to draw a line. look at that. look at the time. look at the time. you both go to confession. you both make people think. i still think your frank sinat

it's sort of a pick through the python, and that's going to disappear, and the business is going to revertnormal. and the third is what we call story stocks or concept stocks. these are companies that are have massive valuations, and don't have any financials to really support what that valuation is. it's a story that's been told and well told, and the markets are willing to reward them. >> what category of investments would be in that short category right now? a little bit over talked up, maybe the fundamentals don't justify the process? >> i think biotech absolutely suits that right now. if you look at the category, we've headline hundreds of ipo's in the space in the past four or five years. their massive consumers of capital. because they're constantly spending rnd money, and in many of these cases they don't have anything to show for it and won't for six or seven years. and meanwhile, we've had massive increases in prices for these drugs, and that's what's driven to the profitability. if you look out five or six years, that's not establishable. >> and very quickly and finally, a stock

in the any snake a ball python. she called police.ose long handled poles to take the snake out of her home. sue serio i would freak out, i saw a frog in my toilet once in florida and could in the go back to sleep. >> you need harry potter. read harry potter you will necessity what i'm talking about. temperatures are in the 20's this morning. thirty's in philadelphia. but this is not necessarily what it feels like out there. because we do have to factor in the wind today. it is back. wind are sustained at 14 miles an hour in philadelphia right now. once cold front comes through we will see a change in wind direction but it feels like 20, i told you it was 30. that is what it feels like. eighteen in allentown. eleven in mount pocono. twenty-one in wilmington. twenty-six in wildwood. we have seen gusts as high as 34 miles an hour. in the mountains 22-mile an hour gust here. we are the the warm half. one you can hold on to your head today because it will be a windy day. this is boundary line of the cold front that will be coming through e

when she spot spotted a python wrapped around sink in her home.f but when she realized it was moving she moved too day. >> ran out and shutter the door and the snake's head kept popping out from under the door as i was calling 911 so i would bump the snake with my cane to make him stay in the bathroom. >> police raced to debbie's apartment and brought the snake to a reptile sang that was wary. as for how the creature got there in the first place she thinks it was someone's pet that escaped and slithered under the door. >> over here at the big board now with the big talkers today and we begin with serious allegations against a south florida police department. the chief in north miami is denying reports now of racial profiling after officers were found using mug shots of african-americans for target practice. the can chief told abc news that officers may have exercised "poor judgment" by only shooting at pictures of black suspects. he went on to insist that general target practice includes multiple lineups including images of all races. >>> now this

. >> let's not forget how important monty python has been in integrating the brits into society.i feel that's gone a long way. >> interesting thought there, michael. thank you, tom ridge. first secretary for homeland -- >> that's good. >> tom ridge and michael kay. thank you. >>> coming up in terms of heroics, a very hardball ending to the great game yesterday between the seattle seahawks and green bay packers. that's next in the "sideshow" there. this is "hardball." the place for politics. they're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can bre

. >> i can't believe you are quoting monty python, none shall pass. [laughter] >> and that full moon was spectacular. >>> republicans are about to take control of congress. but there is division within the party. in 20 minute, derailing john boehner's term. >>> he was a beebe loved sports -- beloved sportscaster. many are mourning the death of stuart scott. >>> 7:24. there's a new sign, the st. louis rams could be moving back to southern california. team owner stan cronk plans to build an 80,000 seat nfl stadium in englewood, not far from -- inglewood, not far from l.a.x. it would be part of a development that includes the forum, office, retail and residential space. raiders and chargers have expressed interest in moving to the los angeles area. any move would need approve from three quarters of all nfl owners. >>> 7:24. people all over the country mourning the loss of this man, beloved espn sports anchor stuart scott. he died yesterday at the age of 49 after a long battle with cancer. it was devastating to hear even though you knew it was coming. he

this is a python. >> this is a he will bine burmese python. >> he is freaking out.ars imitation. >> so a lot of exotics. check it out. >> armadillo a helo monster and baby taper. >> thank you. see you in action right here in the valley. back to you guys. we are going to try to sort things out here. >> in the next hour brian will wrestle that alligator please, thank you. >> no, i won't. >> all right brian. thank you so much. 13 members after the hour. coming up, breaking news from joe biden. >> state the obvious, the past six years have been really really hard for this country. >> but it's not obama's fault. guess who he blames. >> but first more from the seahawks blue thunder drum line. >> and a taper. will a taper be scared of drums? >> he will be jumping. brian is chasing him. >> catch him. ♪ when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. ...and the wolf wa

got up at 4:00 in the morning and found a python slithering on the floor. on its skin. i don't know what kind of scarf she has but closed the door and called police. it kept poking out from under the door. officers eventually removed it. no word yet on where that snake came from. >> oh no. >> interesting. >>> finally, there are some jobs where falling asleep may be bad form but it's not really that big of a deal. such is not the case when you are guarding rhinos. check out what happened at a zoo in israel. three female rhinos escaped, jail break, when their keeper dozed what i love about this picture is how happy the rhinos look as they trot down the road with the sleepy guard racing after them. the rhinos were eventually caught and corralled. the guard got fired. >> i'm sorry. >> the rhinos feel terrible. >> so casual just like hey, we're just going out. >> nothing to see here. nothing to see here. >> don't mind us. >> thank you, dan. >>> we have a safety alert now from a woman who was robbed and kidnapped at an atm speaking out with important insight abou

a fan responding with a comment who knew jerry was hiding those pythons.ed". >>> finally in "pop news" this morning, pharrell may have a problem on his hands next time he wants to sing this song. ♪ anything come get it babe ♪ >> okay that word bey has been declared off-limits. it apparently means i don't know if you knew this. short for baby. it's before anyone else and it's one of several words chosen for this list of words to be banished for misuse overuse or uselessness. it compiled by lake superior state university also on the list the words swag takeaway and cra-car. >> very up set about the cra-cra. it had its swan song yesterday. i talked about scientists are studying the effects of white wine on women so good-bye cra-cra. you'll happy to know polar vortex has also been banished to express anent ka to come. >> before anyone else. >> i didn't even know -- >> before anyone else. >> now it's banned. >> and they were saying that you'll probably forget that word before -- >> i never remembered it in the first place. >> that's "pop news," everyone. >> it

we have a burmese python. 12-foot long.ut of the gate and got into the baby crib and strangled her to death. >> reporter: despite all that the internet is crawling with ads. offering to sell lethal rattlesnakes and cobras. we found some sellers wanted proof of permits, others did not care. agreeing to sell cobras like this and get this they ship them to you on commercial airlines. >> no one has any idea. >> reporter: the cobra we bought was packed in the wooden box and sent on a delta passenger plane. i booked a seat. >> you heard of the movie "snakes on a plane." there is literally a snake on this plane right now. i bet none of the passengers has an idea there is a venomous cobra in the cargo hold under our feet. although i think -- did you have any idea that they transport snakes on these an planes? >> no idea. >> reporter: delta says she follow all regulations when shipping animals. when we landed we called in tom hudak, a snake expert. >> how dangerous is this snake? >> this is a smaller snake, but a locked and loaded c