two carpet pythons two days in a row. neither one of them inside an actual carpet, but both terrifying me. >> and he just pulls it out. what are australians doing? >> are they that used to crazy dudley animals? >> i don't know. i'm told that these relatively harmless snakes, that's what they are. their favorite is pets and called the carpet pythons for their markings that resemble an oriental carpet pattern. i don't want anything coming out of my toilet, only going in. it must be the coriolis effect sends it up instead. >> oh, all right. next to neil, the seal striking a pose. this video is adorable. >> let's keep it down under and prove that they have more than just deadly animals. neil, the seal is a local celebrity in tasmania. the elephant seal was spotted near his usual haunt yesterday, where he created a bit of a scene flopping across the road and then, yes, strike a pose, almost like he knew he was being photographed. >> ultimately for that's wild segment half way around the world or he was just crossing the road t

the next patient is the african royal python or ball python, he is the only snake in this exhibitionhe does not respond to the name yurik, but he is practically tame, therefore, it allows you to carry out the whole procedure very quickly, it is even weighed without a container, as you feel with your fingers, here on the bottom side, yeah. the schevod is palpable well, i feel the tube going in, or it’s sticking, for example, well, you don’t insist then, if it’s sticking, no, then you just need to turn it a little, make such fine adjustments, let’s say, when we administer the drug, like this as we did, we need to do it very carefully, because the esophagus itself and the mucous membranes of a snake are very vulnerable and so that the zone does not simply damage the lacrimal, so here’s another one. quite a bright snake, but it is more active, it is a relative of our snake, yeah, a tanto-tailed stripe, you can get it, the snake is very strong, now it’s neat, a large snake, up to 2 m long, even more sometimes, very beautiful, easily climbs trees, with a wide range of nutrition, of course,

pythons got right .nd, you know, right. and, you know, particularly to do with the political social world of political and social world of the first century, situating jesus within this jewish landscape and also some of the things, perhaps, that the pythons got wrong or that they're just help us to think a little bit about how we're putting together the life of jesus. it was really interesting to think that we given actually given proper academics a new perspective. >> so i thought it would be fun if i asked helen some questions about christy vanity, which are kind of very, very simple. but i think that there are things that people don't know. i mean, for a start, we what evidence is there for christ's existence other than what's in the bible? >> there's actually really good evidence that he existed , and evidence that he existed, and it's not from absolutely the same time, but from about sort of 60 years later, there's a jewish historian called josephus , and he writes about jesus . the , and he writes

by the way, carpet pythons are popular pets among snake enthusiasts.y often live up to 30 years. what a cool response. i would have moved. >> yeah, my response there would have been no other choice because there's got to be more than one, right? right >> all right. next, the ingenious, if not filthy way. that one hotel saved $800,000. >> a guest at the ritz in paris reportedly filed a police complaint on friday alleging that her diamond ring, valued at more than $800,000, vanished from her room by sunday, the hotel said, quote, thanks to meticulous searches by security agents, you'll never believe where the ring was found. >> rihanna, where in a vacuum cleaner bag. >> oh, so she dropped it and they vacuumed it up. >> it seems that way. no doubt, though, the search really sucked . >> okay. to andrew's favorite event in new york city. once upon a street, the streets of manhattan were once again awash in a sea of red with pops of acid, green and a whole lot of 20 year olds and a whole lot of noise and mess. >> and the subways were packed. i'm just. i'm ge

is, python is a programming language, point three - you go to germany to work, everything is simple,of qualification, involvement, logic of understanding the issue they have in everything: you teach, you go, well , without taking into account the fact that mitya earned tens of millions of rubles in russia before he left, and continues to earn. in addition, mitya closed his eyes for 12 millions of other foreigners already living in germany. glukhovsky was immediately given , as they say, a full panama of counter-arguments, starting with questions about how english would help when moving to germany, and ending with the adaptation of his ingenious scheme for other purposes: you study physics, get a nobel prize, go to sweden for an engagement. it’s just as easy, they say, to create such characters. less, in any case , the dialectic here is pleasing: at first they listen to them carefully, then they begin to doubt their words, then they are caught in contradictions, in some inadequacy, and then turned into a parody, subsequently, i hope, they are marginalized as thinkers. following the di

she's a burmese python. female. burmese python. so she's actually the three burmese python.e's actuallysnake speciesiree burmese python. so she's actuallysnake species in; burmese python. so she's actuallysnake species in the largish snake species in the world. hello. can they can all buy it? they can all buy it. they can all buy it. and they've got very, very sharp teeth. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. >> that's fine. so what's the best? is looking at best? because she is looking at me a little bit. >> well, she's only looking at you because they've actually got heat jaws so they heat pits on their jaws so they can the heat, the outline of can see the heat, the outline of your really? it's a your body. oh, really? it's a very clever way they use it to hunt prey. hunt their prey. >> if you could, could >> patrick, if you could, could you? yeah, of course. maybe drape her over me. >> course you're feeling brave. >> i am. it's like a burmese python. >> yeah. so i do body. >> i support her body. yeah >> i

she's a burmese python. female. burmese python. so she's actually the three burmese python.e's actuallysnake speciesiree burmese python. so she's actuallysnake species in; burmese python. so she's actuallysnake species in the largish snake species in the world. hello. can they can all buy it? they can all buy it. they can all buy it. and they've got very, very sharp teeth. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. but they're not venomous. >> that's fine. so what's the best? is looking at best? because she is looking at me a little bit. >> well, she's only looking at you because they've actually got heat jaws so they heat pits on their jaws so they can the heat, the of can see the heat, the outline of your body. really? it's a your body. oh, really? it's a very clever way they use it to hunt their prey. >> you could, could >> patrick, if you could, could you? yeah, of course. maybe drape her over me. >> course you're feeling brave. >> i am. it's like a burmese python. >> yeah. so i support her body. >> i support her body. yeah >> i support

that was a yellow python. my bad. okay, my bad, my bad. don't want to confuse my snakes this morning. well, surrounded by a lot of snakes, just to be clear. listen, she's tearing through them. she's coming through this morning. it is chilly. we are in the 30s and some of our coldest areas right now. 36 in concord. we're at 33 in santa rosa, 40 in hayward. good morning. the city right now coming in at a chilly 47 degrees. visibility in most areas where you see the number ten, that's as good as it gets. but santa rosa right now, a little bit of reduced visibility. we're coming in at a mile there. that's the only spot we're seeing. a little bit of fog this morning. here's how the day breaks out. we'll have a chilly morning, but a bright day later on this afternoon. tomorrow, we will start out with some areas of fog around the bay shoreline, but it breaks down for sunshine and really the next five, six, seven days, a dry pattern is really prevailing here. maybe you know, the extended forecast days, eight through ten, we might get some rain nex

brother has now inherited his mother’s cat, he feels wonderful and recently my brother got a royal pythonbut we will come, i’m sure he’s so cute, this python is just a miracle, we at first they were horrified, but when they came to visit him , they saw him, he is still young, he is still only 7 years old there, in my opinion, and i realized that this is love, love, today you came to us with half of your team, we hope that we will come with animals and our entire staff, and we will definitely wish everyone have a wonderful morning and day, our team sings and talks about love, about a good mood, come on, christinochka, go on a binge , wake up and sing, wake up and sing, try in life at least once, not to let the smile out of your open eyes, let it be. animals, kind people, we also always encourage a lot, we cooperate with volunteer organizations, we also help everyone a lot, so those who help animals are real heroes, so... thank you for coming to us for the second time today, be sure to come third, yes, one definitely doesn’t interfere with the other, and you knew that before cats move into

so, yeah, if we think about it with the peg going through the snake or going through the python, be more alliterative. you know, eventually to the end of the snake. right. but you're still seeing that swelling at the end of the of the snake. and so i spoke, for example with a woman who's involved in the senior housing industry and they're just like stoked, you know? i mean, they've been waiting since the mid 1940s for a to be there turned to reach their end of the python. they're here. although it's to note senior housing is really aimed at people even still older than the boomers. so they haven't even gotten that. you know, the pigs are starting approach them, but they're all these factors, the all these end of life decisions, all of these factors that come into play when you're talking about elderly that are now starting to apply to the baby boom. so, for example, medical costs, right? care, care of of of elderly people, the fact that america is going to be much older in the immediate future than has been in the past also means that there aren't going to be as many people paying into g

this week the security forces came for a buck, a python, a bulldozer and a perch.ko found out who all these people were. the cramped hall of the kirov district court of irkutsk can barely accommodate all the journalists present. an unprecedented excitement is associated with the selection of a preventive measure for possible participants in the bratsk organized crime group. the persons involved are hiding faces from the press. this is spectacular footage of the arrest of possible members of an organized crime group. the security forces took them to their home addresses. in the operational video, the faces of possible defendants are hidden by computer retouching. during the searches , many were found with money in rubles, as well as weapons. where do the words come from? this is a joint special operation of several departments, the ministry of internal affairs, the investigative committee and the fsb. operational activities were carried out in the irkutsk region, the bratsk organized crime group was considered one of the most powerful in siberia, it was responsible

python. we now finally have the answer on who would win the epic battle caught on tape., first, new year, new liberal laws. every year liberal state autocrats they squeeze the necks and twist the brains of their hardworking citizens just a little bit more. why? because to democrats, there's never been a problem that their god of government couldn't solve by dumping more money and more legislation on top of it. all at the price of your inalienable rights. and, of course, the future for your kids and grabbed kids. fair trade, right? well, here's just a small sample. now, trust me. we could go on and on with the left wing lunacy of 2023. the not so golden state tops our list. in the new year, big california retailers will be required to have a clearly labeled gender neutral toy section. that's definitely what the kids have been clamoring for. california's ebony alert system, which is just for missing black kids, goes into effect. doesn't sound racist at all. also, their gas powered equipment ban goes into effect. certain chainsaws, hedge trimmers, hedgers and lawn blowers a

bianculli: "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything. you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." you look at "saturday night live," you look at "sctv" -- oh, afteter -- afafter "montyty python."" beginning g on octoberer the 1, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program, members of his company. what should we look for on your program? anxiety. sepinwall: lorne michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein... hihi. i'm lornrne michaelsl, the producer of "saturday night." sepinwall: ...and he ultimately winds up hiring a bunch of improv comics. rehearsasal of warmumups. let't's do 20 faface-slaps.. come on.n. slap. come o on, make itit hurt. george cararlin was the first t host, and wawanted to bebe a permrmanent hostst. nice to see you. welcome. and thanks for joining us live. there were a lot of names bandied about in tererms of a pepermanent ho. shales: that's one of those tv rules that you mustn't break until you do, and then you realiz

, but we will come, i’m sure he’s so lovely, this python is just a miracle, at first we were horrified and we will definitely wish everyone a wonderful morning and day, our team sings and talks about love, about a good mood , come on, christine, binge, and sepoy, wake up sepoy, try in life at least once, do not let go of the smile from your open eyes, even though success is capricious, it chooses from those who can.

new poll reveals ush doing trends, young americans supporting osama bin laden and alligator versus python have the answer who would win the epic battle caught on tape. but first, new year, new liberal laws. every year state autocrats tease and twist the brains of hard-working citizens just a little bit more. why? there has never been a problem that godz of government couldn't solve by dumping more money on it, all at the cot of your inalienable rights at cost of your kids and grandkids. here is a small simple, we could go on and on with left wing lunacy of 2023. in the new year, big california retailers will be required to have a clearly labeled gender-neutral toy section, definitely what the kids have been clamoring for. california's ebony alert system, just for black kids, goes into effect. doesn't sound racist. certain chainsaws, edgers, lawn mowers and leaf blowers, pretty much everything you use, see you later. new report says pizza hut franchises are firing pizza delivery drivers before minimum wage kicks in. seems like a nice start in the new year for california's low income worker

, yes, he’s closer, closer, like a python, what are you thinking about now , about you, and pate, it dill, dill, let’s take this dill, it ’s like a christmas tree, once, once, once, once, once, you fall asleep, what kind of minced meat now it's green, what is it, nothing, okay, look, look good, what are you saying, what normal kid, here they are now - i’m not saying, i think, i think that ’s it, the couple is ready, now the main one, right, come on, oh, wow, installation, and the tree turned out, you know, yes, we saw that’s all , thank you, nikita, you charmed not only vesta, but us, so take your flowers and go, this is home, we’re taking you strawberries with whistles, what did they prepare there, some kind of hat they prepared, nothing at all understood. the second dough was put in grapes, i think no, i actually i thought that he was about to do something so extravagant right now, you know what’s good, he went crazy before his age, he actually had a strict family, a strict grandfather, he was a hooligan in his time, because if the boy doesn’t act out his while studying at school,

he's written an immense amount of music for monty python. he wrote the music for spamalot and he wrote the music for what an honour to meet you, sir. >> an honour to meet you, john. >> an honour to meet you, john. >> it is true. and i think he's a bit of a genius because he can sit down at a piano and within about four seconds come up with about four seconds come up with a tune that's just blind panic. no, no, but it's an extra ordinary. i've never thought of a tune in my life. i don't know how you think of a tune because the moment i think of a tune, i think, oh, no, it's that tune. you were saying that you were a little bit surprised sized that tim sometimes does lyrics from the song. normally it's the other way. absolutely. >> seems to me that the >> it seems to me that the really very hard thing to do really a very hard thing to do that normally the words and the idea you know sort of like the way elton works you've said, you know, the lyric comes first and then you form the tune for the. well, that's the way elton works i >> -- >> yeah.

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i personally am not in favor of the format of continuing the soviet line of installing bronze or python sculptures, i am in favor of memorialization, which is connected with the development of society, this discovery. let's say yes, schools, a-a, medical centers, libraries , squares, a-a, parks and so on, which would bear the name, and this discussion has repeatedly flared up, for example, in lviv, when another monument to andrei was erected to sheptytskyi, that is, because before that there was an extremely strange situation with two monuments on zuner for a century, and accordingly, when we are talking now about... what i saw in kyiv, it really caused such a feeling in me, you know, a real shock, because on the one hand it is not accepted, it is possible innovatively, but on the other hand this is a continuation of such a line and this commercialism, as far as i know, now in lviv and in kyiv, museums of such wax figures have already been created, which are such very commercial centers, so... er, this can be considered to some extent even as advertising, that is, the figure of matsievs

to their profile and be no less useful homeland there are quite a lot of it specialists, there are python, android developers, and penetration testers, it can all be like the specialized units of the defense forces, those. who develop various programs or engage in cyber defense, and directly into combat brigades, while recruiting through private recruitment agencies will only be an auxiliary tool for mobilization. another burning question: will the age for men and women subject to mobilization be changed? now it is a category from 27 to 60. and up to 65 years for senior officers, citizens from 18 until 27, if they have not completed military service and the military department, they can go to the front only as volunteers. however, the deputies corrected this norm six months ago, but the president has not yet signed the bill, so it has not entered into force. there is a question that in this category, where there are conscripts from 18 to 27, reduce... their age limit from 18 to 25, that is, the category of 26-27 years can be potential mobilized. ukraine's western allies are calling to rec

and i he he said, what do you want to do after python?mething with my connie booth . and with my wife, connie booth. and he said, what? i said, i don't know. and he said, well, go back and and let me know and and talk and let me know and i'll commission it. >> isn't that incredible, that level of trust, extraordinary. >> said , >> i mean, and then i said, well, we've stayed in a hotel in torquay. we like to write about that said, and he that. so he said, okay. and he commissioned it we it. commissioned it and we made it. but trust us. they trusted but they trust us. they trusted us. except after the first show, he said to me , john, you're he said to me, john, you're going to have to get them out of the hotel more terrible idea . the hotel more terrible idea. >> i mean, we were talking about this the other night, but i did find it astonishing when you told me that so many of the critics fawlty critics were against fawlty towers out. towers when it came out. >> like it at all. >> daily mirror said long john, short on jokes. yes the spectat

the most common language in the world, russian, chinese, english, english, english, english, and pythonrect what do you call a triangle whose two sides are equal even i know that is isosceles geometry correct hurray where do astronauts live in space? but it seems to me so, i could be wrong, this iss, international space station , thank you, sasha, this is very cool, let us applaud you, because you are really great, you are very cool, we saw how you program, but it’s as if you can still do something, in your eyes it’s clear that you are as versatile as possible, tell me, lay everything out on the table, all your cards, in addition to programming, i also juggle and ride a unicycle. this is a bicycle, the entire back part of which was cut off and the pedals were placed on the wheel, well, this is such a unicycle, why such a choice, you’re complicating everything for yourself, no, well, in fact , a unicycle is easier, it’s easier to ride than a bicycle, you only need to control one wheel, i don’t believe it, show me the motorcycle in the studio, now i’ll show you, oh what a thing, that’s th

. >> i because python was >> i mean, because python was really in america. really big in america. >>as really big in america. >> it was really big in america. and and, um, i think it was, i don't know, it was really big in america. it wasn't really big in america. it wasn't really big in america. it was big among college kids. right and was at college kids. right and i was at university university. university college, university. i time. i was at university at the time. and i remember, i remember we watched episodes and watched all the episodes and then the then we're waiting for the next thing come it wasn't thing to come out. and it wasn't like it was my first association with british television. whereas they don't produce as many episodes as they do in america . episodes as they do in america. so you're sitting there waiting because you americans, you get like writing teams, and you like big writing teams, and you throw so money at it that throw so much money at it that you just endlessly produce you can just endlessly produce shows. has has shows. john cleese has has unlimited pa

what if i go in there identify as a man and take all the tampons back for the ladies >> woman: monte pythonre he wanted to be a woman and it was based on satire today it would be a documentary. that's how insane it has become. >> tom: jim will you require venues for your shows to provide tampons at all >> jim: i would. i with i really would get upset. how many do you walk in where there's breath minutes cologne and condoms. the height of optimism. but trudeau does the thing that's always the most irritating. something about him. he's like the gavin newsom of canada. whatever angle is going to make you go ughh, he always takes that angle. so this doesn't bother me but he's just an irritating ass. >> tom: next up, go ahead -- [cheers and applause] >> tom: next up, spirit airlines has apologized for inadvertently causing a oh scene reminiscing as home alone two. last week they put 0 unaccompanied six year old child on a plane. he was supposed to be headed to fort myers but went to orlando. this he didn't know spirit charged an extra fee if you want to be sent to the right city. joey is it any

oh, i, an intellectual, am unhappy, the python will freeze! if it’s intact the other day, man. this is your team, yes, everyone is here, well, you haven’t been examined for 2 years, you can’t get your team out of passion, if you pass the inspection, then i’ll let you in, a full examination, let’s go, why do everyone, it’s my fault, subject me, okay , i i subdue the forces, but i protest, very well, breathe, breathe deeper. open your mouth, the temperature can happen, i don’t know, i’ve never measured it, tell me, foot to foot, look here, right. what are you complaining about? why should i complain? what were you sick with as a child? measles, then it's a carryover, onos, smoke, what, i smoke. do you drink? it happens that the chicken and what does the chicken have to do with it? lie down, lie down, legs. hurt? no. it hurts, no, it’s just so ticklish, what do i have, what kind of illness, turn around, tighten up, take a breath. "sigh, hold your breath, pay attention, your homeland has been around for a long time, a mole, yes, but i don’t rememb

wrote a piece this week and inflation to jay powell, i'm not dead yet referring to the old monty pythonfact is there's something really funny going on and almost disturbing in the central banks and you remember back when inflation started, they denied it and said it was because of supply disruptions and transitory. then jay powell had to kind of apologize for all that when they started taking serious action. in the last month or so, there's been eight studies at regional feds around the country saying it was supply disruptions and now they're gone. which suggests you can declare a victory on inflation. but the point is, there's measures of supply and disruption make no sense whatsoever and use for example delivery lags and if everybody wants to buy a car, might take an extra month to get a car. not because of supply but demand was disrupted and in any case, the fed is in a weird space and the argument when inflation started and they utterly rejected and embracing so whole heartedly they're signaling rate cuts and supply disruptions are over and it'll be one of the episodes like the 70s

somewhere here in the north of greece, according to myth, is the sun god apollo, having won the snake pythonthe daughter of water, daphnus immediately fell in love, but the girl rejected him. naapon was persistent, begins to pursue her, running away, daphne calls on the olympian gods for help. the olympian gods help her, but turn her into a laurel tree. daphne is the greek word for bay leaf. then, at the site of the mythical battle , the delphic games began to take place, competitions of artists similar to the olympics, and there the winners were honored for the first time with wicker laurel. according to some reports, in ancient times, plants were used in medicine, and the soothsayer pythia ate these leaves before making a prediction. our contemporary blogger cherov also chews bay leaf and says it works like a superfood of the gods, strengthens the immune system and improves sleep. we need to slowly dissolve it, savor it in our mouth, gradually chewing it and eating it completely. sometimes i get one laurel a day, sometimes two, less often three. the bay leaf actually contains many useful c

started with my four cookbooks back in the day before the sweet potato pie, the cookbooks, then the pythonr hot meals that i have. then we have all of the deserts, peach cobbler, is blueberry cobbler, and a lot of them i can't remember. and all of these things happen beautifully with my line of food. i would say that somebody said the other day, patty, what is, if your music or your food? i said i always hope my music, but now the food is trending. >> this is a business you started, this is not a business you started 50 years ago, right? this is a recent business? >> yeah. that is when why some's were already with charles and alex, my partners, and they go out and do all of the work, and all of the hard work, and they bring me back the glory. i've got partners. >> you've got partners and it makes a difference. >> yeah. >> this love for cooking and whatnot, i heard that you bring your own supplies when you go on the road. you bring your own pots and pans, your own hot plates, where does that come from? >> from not having good food in room service ongoing -- and not being able to eat after a

. >> jimmy: "spamalot" is based on the movie, "monty python and the holy grail." >> it is >> jimmy: andwashington kennedy center said, "it's not fair to make me laugh this much. [ light laughter ] which i -- i liked that as a a review isn't it quite nice, isn't it? >> jimmy: yeah, that is. great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, is that the reason why you're bringing it back to broadway >> they wanted to bring it - it's a kennedy center production, and we put more people in from "snl" and very good casting people. and, yeah, i'm looking forward -- i haven't actually seen it. so, i'm going to go see it soon, shortly. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] the -- the voice of god. >> yes, no we've got a problem with that, because the voice of god is -- last time we were on broadway, john cleese played god, you know, obviously. [ applause ] and now -- but i thought -- i thought, you know, now, you know, he's - he's getting on a bit. he's getting up there. and also, you know, i mean, john's got a bit strange you know, i mean, remember he threw water over me on your show >> jimmy: oh yeah, we got in trouble. >>

about greenwash thing, takes it in stride, staying completely calm, as he says, it's only a carpet pythonues his talk. not a stress in the world. listen, i know i certainly couldn't be that calm if that were me. >> no, i would be long gone. all right. good morning, everybody. 23, 2400ft, where our camera is, it is much warmer, 43 degrees. it is 53 on top of mount diablo and ben lowman. and in the valleys freezing. we have a little bit of fog. we'll talk about high clouds for your sunday when we return. >> lisa, thank you. and a record setting deal in major league baseball. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has what we know about shohei ohtani's decision to join the la dodgers but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been

greenwashing and he kept chatting about greenwashing, staying very calm and saying it's just a carpet pythonfor continuing his talk, they clearly have a relationship. yeah he didn't seem surprised at all. >> thank you. snake. did not get up. he did not move. absolutely not. no, absolutely not. >> no. >> and we wouldn't even know if these people had a zoom that was at a proper height. right >> you know, almost four years. >> in almost four years, yeah. we're still, like looking down that unflattering. yeah. completely backlit. >> yeah. got to get the angle just right. the framing sometimes it's hard to put a few books. >> oh, that's stress. >> invest in a stand. >> you know, it's like. it's like weeble wobble, you know? it's just like you never know if it's going to go down. >> can you hear what i'm saying? can you see the outline of my face? all is well. >> can you tell i'm a human? >> yeah, well, correct. >> i do want to know what greenwash sheen is, though. i don't know what that is. >> i know we should have explained that greenwashing is when you are kind of pretending that you are enviro

, as you can see, kind of laughing it off, staying completely calm as he says, it's only a carpet pythonno big deal before he continues his talk. i don't know, lisa. i certainly wouldn't be laughing. >> no, i think they're particularly brave down, down under there with all the creatures. all right. good morning, everybody. live look outside with colorful start to your sunday. the sun coming up. not until after 7:00. and we have freezing temperatures in the north bay, but plenty of 30 peninsula south bay and east bay. so we'll talk about some 60s returning today with a few more high clouds when we come back. >> lisa, thank you. and a record setting deal and major league baseball. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has what we need to know about shohei ohtani . s decision to join the l.a. dodgers you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now, you spikevax that body... because even though the pandemic is over, covid-19 isn't. spikevax by

being candid wasn't to my parents also fell in with the witty group and played the records and monty python it wasn't my mom and dad get to be intentional your kids are not going to expose her rich culture rather than mom and dad are sitting here watch this, don't watch that. >> i just think with tiktok an instagram there's a lot kids are recommending to each other. youtube video and i'm not saying that isn't cute or interesting but it is quite different recommending a book that might be richer and deeper and make an incredible impact. so i think the recommendation said it was a parenting book not about your friends recommending book. i found it necessary to may be counter the most popular culture which i knew my kids would get access to as a matter of course really to expose them to things they wouldn't naturally be exposed to. i also think it's important to do it together as a family but it's a little challenging when the kids are of a variety of ages. but we would watch a movie together the kids would have violently opposing views interpretations. which could be a little annoying at the

. >> monty python did a skit,he the life of brian over 40 yearsd ago when brian wanted to be stic onwasid today. that would be a documentary. that's interestingasedn satire. >> things have become. jim. well, you require venues hosting shows to provide tampons for all. >> i really would. yes. fori think what's important al is what's in the men's room dispensary. i really get upset. how many strip clubs do when you walk in? they have breath mints, colognte and like the height of optimism, it doesn't matterus . it doesn't matter what the dispensary, like the trudeau, always does seem to do. >> the thing that is mosu thinl there's just something about him. he's like the gavin newsom of canade via. h, h >> yeah, like, whatever. whatever angle is going to make you go, oh, he just alwayst an that angle. so this doesn't bother me, but he's just an irritating g. >> look, next up, go ahead. next up, spirit airlines has apologized for inadvertently causing scene reminiscent of home alone to last week. the company accidentally put an unaccompanied six-year-old child on the wrong plane. plane the

which reminds me, the monty python inquisition joke. but anyway , inquisition joke., three things that we need have have disappeared. they've been sucked out of life, and they're all three things meaning, hope and compassion. at christmas. provide human beings with. and i think we need them today more than ever. >> and christmas, the heart of christmas, the birth of the child, is, i would say, is hope and optimism made manifest ? and optimism made manifest? >> i think it is being a human being is quite difficult. where do we come from ? where are we do we come from? where are we going to? how are we meant to navigate the struggle with good and evil and hope and hopelessness? if there's a god, we need him to make himself tangible. he needs to be available to people who are more than more than just the mystics, more than the intellectuals. he needs to be available to, to every human being and braking into and space in human into time and space in human form is a very good way of doing it. and really worked quite it. and it's really worked quite well . well. >> you ment

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like the knight in monty python, it may not be dead yet. steve kovach joining us now.le's big meta plan. >> remember a.i., the metaverse. now we're talking about the metaverse again. apple is expected to launch the vision pro early in the new year, start of a new platform war like back in the old days of pc versus mac or iphone versus and android. you remember all the commercials. meta has a head start, selling headsets for the last several years including the new quest 3 which launched this fall and it appears to have been a really hot holiday gift. the best apple analyst out there, good at predicting what apple is going to release, he says in a most recent note, 500,000 vision pro units are expected to ship in 2024. that points to an extremely limited debut. only going tostart for sales in the u.s. only at apple stores, not third party retailers or online or anything like that. the price is going to be a huge factor as these two duke it out. meta's quest 3, $500, vision pro, just $3,000 more, $3500 bucks a pop. i used both headsets. meta improved a lot over the last

just look at places like florida, that is one of the protect your children from that, the pythons thatative to the area, certainly heating up many of -- eating up many of the small mammals and other species. some of which are already listed under the endangered species act. it makes that all the more difficult. but, certain conservation actions, for mitigating the impact of invasive species or eradicating them all together based on the science and what we are starting to learn about where those species are, where they might be headed and what kind of impact that they might have. it is definitely one of those five main threats that is taken into account in some of that recovery planning and action f or species recovery and of course is an important part of how we more comprehensively approach stemming the biodiversity crisis in the u.s.. host: what kind of work do you do overseas to support the endangered species internationally and also to cut down on wildlife trafficking? guest: yes. so, we mainly are doing some international work on exactly that point. it is for kind of mitigating so

the monty python. oh, i want to go home for the holidays. sorry. thought holidays. i'm sorry.se anyway. but, you know, 1 in 30 people in the world are migrants. and there . are 280 million, 280 there. are 280 million, 280 million international migrants, which is 3.6% of the global population. now this is a monumental number of people who are on the move. this is going to get worse in 2020. there were 128 million more for 128 million more than there were in 1990. and there were three times more in 1990 than there were in 1970. so this mass movement of people, and they're all going from the poorer countries to the rich countries , is just getting worse countries, is just getting worse and worse . and if we fail to get and worse. and if we fail to get and worse. and if we fail to get a grip on it now, frankly , a grip on it now, when frankly, it's relatively easy, we are finished. i mean, you know , finished. i mean, you know, european court of human rights here we come out. yeah yeah, it's all very well. >> a sunak saying he'll do whatever it takes to stop the boats. but the one