monthy python.rom oxford. welcome to you both. thanks forjoining us. i don't know whether watching that monty python sketch, you thought, yes, this is what most of the syllabus taught in universities look like. do you think there is a bigger problem with them? i think that's really the problem. the problem is that the curriculum is so white, it is so euro sown trick that the school of oriental and african studies, the students say they're not learning enough from african and asian scholars. —— eurocentric. what's being said is that the education we're giving is so narrow we don't understand the social world. totally understandable, but do you think it's more applicable? entirely. i did sociology, looking at history, that's the same. there's a european canon. we are taught this is special knowledge, the idea of the enlightenment that european knowledge is to civilise the dark savage. this goes to the heart of the problems in society today. we need to unpick them so we can move forward. do you agree w

they are doing to each other what you were doing to the python.eople let them go because they get too buying for their enclosures then they flush them count toilet. >> it's a perfect habitat for them down there. >> this is like the tickling massage i got in singapore. that was deja vu. >> american alligator. kennedy: crocodiles are much bigger in australia. that's as big as a small boat. >> we have problem crocs. we have gone from a population of 4,000. through different conservation efforts we are up to about 140,000. kennedy: is that good? but the population has come back. the problem is that now the public outcry is there are too many crocs. you have got to look after them. you have to look after all these animals. kennedy: you can catch "outback wrangler." kennedy: my cloak is so vast it has its own sanctuary city. this is the "topical storm." topic number of one. i have a feeling you were watching the inauguration also thinking to yourself, what on earth are these people saying to each other. the transition of power from unlikely foes. the pa

they are doing to each other what you were doing to the python.people let them go because they get too buying for their enclosures then they flush them count toilet. >> it's a perfect habitat for them down there. >> this is like the tickling massage i got in singapore. that was deja vu. >> american alligator. kennedy: crocodiles are much bigger in australia. that's as big as a small boat. >> we have problem crocs. we have gone from a population of 4,000. through different conservation efforts we are up to about 140,000. kennedy: is that good? but the population has come back. the problem is that now the public outcry is there are too many crocs. you have got to look after them. you have to look after all these animals. kennedy: you can catch "outback wrangler." hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com (snap) ach

and he's got a snapping turtle and scorpions and hissing cockroaches from madagascar and a python, and> seth: wow. >> yes. >> seth: is this -- has anything ever escaped? >> a snake has. and his girlfriend's left before and found in her home, a hissing cockroach in her shoe, so -- >> seth: oh, man. >> if it got in her shoe, they're probably around the house too. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but they're all -- now he'll just acquire an animal, and then we find out later, he doesn't -- then mom gets upset. but he -- but the bad example is me, years ago because i -- we got a 1969 dodge charger. i had an old car i hadn't gotten rid of -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> before we got something else. and i was given instructions from the boss that no other cars until you get rid of this one. >> seth: got it. >> so i had talon go pick up the 1969 charger. >> seth: talon is your son. >> my son, talon, yes. >> seth: you named your son "talon." >> yes. >> seth: now he has a room full of creatures. >> yes. [ laughter ] you see how that works? [ applause ] >> seth: so talon goes to -- >> he goes to get the c

and it's having dinner on a non-venomous carpet python. it's working. they will be together forever in digestion, i guess. but this aught to last all summer for this one. >> that's so odd. >> it is odd, but sally in norm hill, they are snake catchers. sally has been doing this for 26 years and this is the first time she's seen something like this. and notice, in this part of the video, they have the bag to put it up. >> that is the world's serious to-go bag. >> and we call them doggy bags. in australia they are snakey bags. >>> here's one way to deal with an avalanche. just intentionally trigger it, which is what these guys are doing. they are up in the gorgeous mountain of st. helen. covered in fresh powder, but you know what that means if you're skiing? it could potentially be an avalanche you don't want to be caught up in, so these guys decide to just release it. >> and they almost went with it. >> almost. he was close. but fortunately, the only thing that went running down the slope was the snow. >> yeah, i mean, you feel like everyone should do it.

talking about c++, python. i've literally no idea, i'm just saying words.e people around me being geeky. it's refreshing. one girl sent a message and said, how is he taking the picture, he's got no arms! that's your issue with this? thank you james! please welcome to the stage stephen mcneil and rob shakespeare! so, you tour the country playing group video games. how on earth did that come about and why didn't i think of it? i'm lucky i got there first. about three years ago i started doing a live video game show. i was called go 8—bit. up in edinburgh, the fringe festival is a long month, so we thought if we got our friends really drunk and got them to swear at each other while they play video games, we could charge scottish people to watch it. you're laughing, but that turned out to be far more successful than the jokes i've written for five years! that's now a tv show. rob, the sexy genius in the red shirt, he was technical manager on the tv show, but also invented this technology which you will hopefully look into, which allows everybody to play along w

way, the office of government ethics has looked through donald trump's divestment plans and like a pythont a penis party, they were not impressed. >> the head of the government ethics office called the plan wholly inadequate. >> stepping back from running investments is meaningless from conflicts of business interests. this is not a blind trust. it's not even close. >> trevor: yes! thank you! thank you! thank you soon to be unemployed ethics man! thank you! thank you! by the way, i hope he ended his speech with his linkedin profile -- like, and you can hire me very soon! very soon! but he's right, trump saying his children is running his company is like a blind trust, it's like i'm a hamburger! you're not a burger! one thing that was particularly illuminating yesterday was how little regard donald j. trump seems to have for the presidency itself. in the past, u.s. presidents have always acknowledged themselves as being accountable to the american people. it's a crucial piece of what a president should be. and accountable to all people, including the ones who didn't vote for them. but as d

the pet python is living with pence's son, a marine. >> pence tweeted a thank you to vice president joe biden for early access to the plane. they have a lot of pets in that family. >> "world news" is coming up next. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the urgent manhunt. authorities going door to door at this hour for a cop killer. a police officer, a mother killed while trying to apprehend a fugitive. making a run for it, another officer killed in the search. >>> also breaking tonight, the state of emergency. deadly winter storms. alerts in 20 states. california to new york. the massive mud slides bury a at satellite truck. winds up a 80 miles per hour. and rob marciano with the rushing waters behind him. >>> new reporting tonight on the ft. lauderdale shooter. was his first destination supposed to be new york city on new year's eve? and inside the 34 seconds of terror tonight, the chilling video. >>> the developing headline involving president-elect donald trump's son-in-law, and the fallout tonight after meryl

. >> what about monte python. >> again that was a while ago, andy. >> i know. would that fly today? >> yeah. this is different. with the jokes nazis. >> the check your privilege cards. anyone who has the $5 to bite card that is privilege right there. maybe give the $5 to a homeless person. >> i think that is great and then ddt yourself. >> tom, i do think you're wrong. you said you thought these cards are meant for privileged people. >> yeah. >> i don't think that is right. >> no. >> like they are the ones that are going to buy the cards. >> okay. you might be right about that. on the other hand i'm not buying them. so i will shoot your theory down. >> ben, i'm with you i thought citizen was a weird one to be on the list. >> that is probably correct. you brought up the white people in appalachia. not a lot of people in appalachia will be handing out these cards. >> exactly. more false narrative. i don't think those cards have traveled off the borough of brooklyn. >> i'm pretty sure you're right. >> ben you were not happy that the woman making these cards are making money. but she sa

>> this is a python. and he's full grown? >> yes, these are snakes that are gentle for families. >> i'm good here. i think i'm all right. >>> thank you very much dr. lori he iss. her book is "unlikely companion". -- -- hess. >>> we expected this to happen but still seen as a blow to oakland raiders fans. the team owner and the raiders have officially filed paperwork with the nfl to relocate to las vegas. nevada county commissioner publicly announced the information minutes ago. they hope to move to a proposed $2 billion in las vegas. they're still in negotiations about financing for it. nfl owners now expected to vote on the move at their an y'all meeting in march. 24 of the 32 nfl owners knead to approve the move before it can happen. clearly a developing story but the headlines is the raiders have filed papers to relocate to las vegas. more on this throughout the morning online at ktvu.com and certainly here on the news at noon. >>> on to the warriors now. no doubt the dubs celebrating after beating the oklahoma city thunde

but what about the slithering python or this huge rat?tified vet laurie an author of unlikely companions the adventures of an exotic animal dr. says therapy pets come in all shapes and sizes. >> exotic pets serve different purposes. certainly they can be incredible companions much they're very non judgmental. >> reporter: in fact dr. hess says exotic pets can help humans who face all sorts of conditions from autism to high blood pressure. >> for kids on the autistic spectrum a lot of them are overwhelmed by the hyper activity of a dog or the darting behavior of a cat and having a reptile that's slow moving and calm really interest to go look at that you can learn about and learn to take care of they're great for kids on the autistic spectrum. report roar for those with ptsd parrots are smart and intuitive. making them great companions. >> having an animal that actually speaks language that you can understand back to you and that will understand you is sometimes an incredible relationship for someone whose been through trauma. >> reporter:

>> i had a woman a few years ago changing a lightbulb and a larger constrictor -- a standard ball python came down out of the hole that the light made when down. >> now i tried to meet sir hiss but since this is still an open investigation we were not allowed to. i tweeted out a couple of cute pictures of dogs up for adoption here at the animal welfare league of arlington. back to you guys. >> thanks. i may never sleep again. >>> the name of the apartment complex where the snake was found has not been released. the one kind of exotic animal not allowed in arlington county is poisonous snakes. we checked several local ordinances. arlington, fairfax county, prince george's county, dc have the same rule. you can keep a nonpoisonous snake such as an anaconda as a pet. the rule is part of the code for wild and exotic animals. checking out those dogs soon. >>> in just about an hour in prince george's county detectives are going to be scouring a neighborhood. they're looking for clues to help them 27-year-old carington carter was shot to death in fort washington last friday. a reward of up to $

sort of monty python meets aristocracies.tead what we do with our government issues these carefully worded don't offend anybody legalistic arguments about why a 19-year-old shaddai kilian. god bless the bbc for doing it. it really does have an effect. it plays into communities. you don't want to do that. it really, really a fact. entertainment matters. as the golden globes would tell you, too. i'm another% for this. i wish we could do it. here the atmosphere of political correctness is too pervasive. the braves still have that little sense of humor that comes out. stuart: can operate there. palestinian terrorist plans his truck into israeli soldiers. four dead, 15 injured it i'll show you the video. a warning here. it is disturbing footage. we bring this to your attention because clearly a check is now the new terror weapon of choice. i don't know what we're going to do about this. >> unfortunately, you see a track or an suv or a car is a brilliant type it. it takes everyday tools of life and turns them against us very effect

for example, if you are looking for a programmer that programs then you lookn, for keywords, like "pythonecessarily unfair, because a programmer should know to put those words on their resume. searches.just fewer it is actual algorithms that go into it, and like many algorithms that i talk about in my book, they are doomed to be fair and -- because of their nature, but there is no reason to believe that. reporter: that is because them, asad to input well. is there any reason to believe that they hurt women and minorities and others? not necessarily what the definition of success is, but as you say, the people who build these algorithms get to define success. we will get back to that, but there is something objective about that definition, right? so the personality test that i am talking about is typically given to minimum-wage worker companies, and in order to get an interview, you actually have to pass the test. hted on thered lig test, you do not get to the interview, so it goes to what constitutes passing the test, so i spoke to a man about the test, and he asked his son, whose name wh

you are looking for a programme , it'srograms in c perfectly reasonable to look for keywords like pythonould know enough to put the languages they know on their resume. gotten more complicated than that. like many algorithms that i talk book, they are just kind of assumed to be fair and objective. but there is no reason to believe that. person hadcause some to program the input as well. can you give us an example where the math our rhythm and inputs that were put in hurt women, the poor, and minorities or than others? don: it's a personality test. it's not clear exactly what the definiti of success is, but as you say, the people that build the algorithms get to define it and we will come back to that, but it is their agenda. there's nothing objective about the definition, right? so, the personality test and talking about, it's typically givetoinimumage work companies. in order to get an interview you have to pass this test. if you get red light on this test, you can even get to the interview. the question becomes -- what constitutes passing or failing this test? rolandvied a man named wh