it reminds me of snakes on the plane. and now we have snakes on the bus. that is crazy. >> reporter: see chris, that passenger beat you to it and snakes on the bus, sound like a funny, wayans brother take off to the snakes on the plane movie. the best part was that corn riley the the snake owner once police retrieved the snake and got it back to him he got back on the bus, with the snake and that bag, by the way, was the snake's dinner, live rats is what he feeds the snakes. so septa bus passengers did not know not only did he just have the snake with him the second time but also live rats with him, lauren, is what your choice would you rather be on the bus with live rats or a 4-foot long harmless bowa a constrictor. >> a snake any day, i cannot stand rats the. >> she deals with rats all morning, you and i included, steve. >>> all right. montgomery county, country club goes up in flames over the weekend. >> this fire evident thely gutted the lulu country club which has been in upper dublin township since 1912. it took one hundred fire fighters for three ho

. >>> and snake bitten. >> if there is not enough snake ante venom we will number trouble. >> snakes bite millions every year killing dozens and a crucial antidote may not be available. good evening i'm an tonia an an. the president will not reduce the bulk of forces from afghanistan by next year and will be maintained for most of 2016 and 5,500 will remain in afghanistan indefiniteley. he said the mission has not changed and they will focus on counter-terrorism and training. the afghan president welcomed the training and was sounding the alarm alarm over taliban insurgence. we get the latest. >> reporter: the president's about-face comes just days after the taliban two-week take over exposed the short comings of the u.s. trained afghan army and needed help to retake the city. it was not a tipping point and president obama says his new time line is months in the making with consulitations and nato allies and commanders. >> i will assess the situation on the ground and figure out what is working and not working and make adjustmentes where necessary. >> reporter: the revised plan keeps

today, kron four's philippe djegal asked a local snake expert if it's possible these snakes may wash our shores. >> phillipe : rarely found on land and unique to warmer waters. a yellow-bellied sea snake spotted as far north as southern california. a surfer in ventura county friday came across this one slithering in the sand. and captured the finding on camera. >> : it's always amazing to see how adaptable animals are. they have been seen in the area, but not since pretty much the last el nino. >> phillipe :and, that's exactly what scientists believe brought this snake to california's coast. normallly, sea water in the eastern pacific is cool. but the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says this year's el nino is strengthening and heating the waters along our coast. >> : are they dangerous? um, they are potentially dangerous, they do have venom, um, but it is my understanding that the you're not particularly aggressive, especially on land, they not meant to be on land. >> phillipe :we wanted to know if what washed up down south could find its way up here. >> : anything i

the it remind me of snakes on the plane. now we have snakes on the bus. that is crazy. >> reporter: so a brave police officer, and a brave septa mechanic, unearthed, i guess you could use that as a term, and then there was no earth involved. it was coiled up under his seat. they had to take the ceta part and officer wearing gloves, grabbed redz and handed him back to corn, hugging the officer. and, and and the reason why he did not get charged, but one septa a find out he is a regular rider and they warn him. look at our other video we have. gets back on route 52 bus with redz and with that bag of groceries, ie, the live rats. live rats, alex, on a bus, that is worse than the snake. >> i don't know what is worse. >> i don't know. >> why do you want to call it larry? >> larry bowa. >> i see, very good. >> come on. >> waiting to do that all weekend. >> 6:07. halloween nightmare why disguisees are making it hard for police to make an arrest in the deadly shooting in florida. >>> country club engulfed in flames were it took fire fight are so long to get that

and it's two years hunting the snakes and pay for them and bring the snake down to the palace and theyuld stop killing the snakes because if we kill them all there will be nothing to produce antisnake venom for other people to use. >> reporter: if the antivenom does run out communities may be forced to ignore that advice to protect themselves, mohamed devries, al jazeera, nigeria. >>> remember you can get the latest on everything we are covering right now, the address for that is al jazeera.com, there you will find the comment, analysis and video on demand. new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are

snakes ourselves to get relief.arly two years hunting the snake and paying for them whoever brings the snake down to the palace. when a professor came from britain saying we should stop killing them if they did kill them all there be be no to produce the anti-venture immaterial. >> reporter: if it does run out, communities may be forced to ignore that advice to protect themselves. >> and a reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website aljazeera.com. thank you. more on all of our top stories there aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera nicholas negroponte - a visionary in the field of computer-aided design and the founder of one laptop per child. >> let's make $100 laptop. that was so implausible. >> negroponte co-founded the mit media laboratory - which is credited with driving the multimedia revolution. the research center brings together hundreds of leading thinkers in design, science and technology. >> we had license to do things,

. >> a big scare in philadelphia after a snake was found slighterring.p next, how it got there in the firstplace. >>> sever -- -- severe weather. this is what it locked like in phoenix. a lot of damage left behind. an entire structure at a gas station was knocked over by 100-mile-per- hour winds. nobody was injured. lightening and heavy rain moved in quickly. some areas saw hail. people also lost power and a few trees were knocked down. >>> at least two people in the philippines are dead after a powerful typhoon made landfall. right now crews are rescuing hundreds of villagesserrer -- villages who are trapped. flash floods and landslides have forced more than 16,000 people from their homes and left thousands of others without power. >> we did not expect that the tree would fall. i saw the tree flattened my house. >> the typhoon was losing strength since it made landfall. forecasters say it is slowly moving north and it will move back out to sea. >> a swimmer is fighting for his life after being bitten by a shark on a popular beach in awahu. it happened o

it reminded me of snakes on the plane. now we have snakes on the bus. that is not right. >> reporter: everybody gets off the the bus in a real hurry at 52nd and west minister and they get on another bus including riley and red z. because watch as the the police officer gets redz unhooked from underneath the a seat and hand him back to riley. riley, very happy, hugging officer a and camera person thanking everybody, apologizing to everybody but as we wipe to our extra video here look what he does. that is his son. you don't see the snake because he is back in his pocket not in the container as septa ordered all pets to be and son carrying a back from the monster pets and in the baggies a bag of live rats is the the other reporting part. a lot of people won't be bothered as much by the non-venomous snake as they will by the live rats which i'm sure nobody wants to see loose on a septa bus but that is november's story perhaps, we go bed bugs, to snakes to possibly live rats. my guest is tom nestle very capable head of the septa police department, will be g

. >> he was feeding his snake and the snake wrapped itself around his neck. >> the snake is squeezing's wrapped around his neck. his whole face. his face is covered. >> reporter: at this small store. >> someone got bit. >> reporter: a massive python piercing owner terry wilkins in the arm before squeezing him unconscious. >> i come out, lease a girl screaming, beating on window. i asked her what happened. she kept screaming a snake got him. >> reporter: within minutes greg rapberger and sergeant daron arnberg were rushing inside. >> it's not every day we're confronted with a 15 to 20-foot snake. their instinct quickly kicking in. >> i grabbed its head. we started pulling on the snake. at that time, the sergeant started, as i'm pulling he started unloosening the coils around the guy and finally the snake came off. we were able to put it back in its cage. >> free from the reptile wilkins was rush the to rushed to uc medical center. at last check breathing and awaking. > been a policeman 39 years. it was traumatic. >> police chief tom collins has no doubt his men saved wilkins life. >> t

this was a 450-dollar snake. and i love her it death. >> septa through him and the snake off the bus. septa police are investigating. passenger transferred to other buses. >> well, this morning, police are searching for the shooter who opened fire at zombie con in florida this past weekend. one person is dead and five others injured in the shooting at the zombie theme event. it happened just before midnight on saturday in fort myers. the victim who died was a 20 year old junior college football player. police are canvassing the area for witnesses who may have clues as to who is responsible. >> secretary of state, john kerry, is expected to meet with israeli and palestinian leaders in the next few days after rash of violence. yesterday, an attacker started shooting and stabbing people in a bus station killing one israeli soldier and wounding at least ten other. this is the latest in the month long wave of violence which has result in the increased security all around israel. >> the iran nuclear deal is officially

now we got snakes on the bus. >> reporter: snake scare forced the bus driver to pull over near soon andest minster. the bus evacuated and police were called. after about an hour, an officer pulls out the nonvenomous 4-foot red tail brazilian boa constrictor and hands it over to its owner. koran rilely. >> it was in my pock. usually she fall asleep. i guess she wanted to crawl around. she crawled under the seat i couldn't get her out of there, and she got stuck. >> reporter: riley was on his ways home from the pet store with dinner for his snake. that's right. a live rat inside this box who also took the bus trip. so what was the reaction from fellow passengers? >> a couple of people freak out. babies, everybody freak out. >> reporter: transit police say uncaged animals on its buses are not allowed. a little while after getting his snake back, its owner was right back on the 52 bus carrying the snake and live rat. as for that bus driver, he gave us the thumbs up but he was glad his reptile passenger was gone. >> what was people's reaction. >> get off. just fine it and just try to get it

the snake at home. >> the snake made it out of his jacket and into a compartment under one of the buss. the discovery forced the bus driver to pull over. and some passengers were alarmed to stay the least. >> it reminds me of snakes on a plane. now we have snakes on a bus. >> usually, she falls asleep. i guess she wanted to crawl around. she crawled under the seat. i couldn't get her out of there and she got stuck. >> snakes on a bus. >> oh my gosh. >> pap is cringing. >> wow. >> about an hour later, a police officer found the snake and handed it back over to its owner, and look at that. just a few minutes later the owner was seen getting on another bus with the snake in the bag even though uncaged animals are not allowed on public buses. >> you think? think you shouldn't bring a snake? go get the food. leave the snake at home. >> it's okay, pam, it's just video. it's not hoar. >> oh, gosh. i can't imagine. >>> 6:27 is the time. one person. in is a horrible story. one person died after a car plunged over the wharf. what witnesses say before that car went into the water. >> an unconven

he's not afraid to handle a snake like this. look at that.hat, my friends, is how you relocate a carpet python. it's not stressed out, it's not attacking. >> let me tell you my standard operating procedure. [ screams ] >> he is also a conservationist. as he's doing this, he's rescuing them. he wants to keep the little babies alive. >> he's a good businessman. he wants repeat business. >>> if you don't know the name ryan williams, you may soon come to know it, because ryan here has made himself a place in the history books, doing the first ever nothing front lift. what's a nothing front lift look like on a bmx bike? >> nothing? >> a lot more than that. here he is at the live tour. never been done. let's play it again. he manages to catch the handlebars and land without breaking every bone in his body. he manages to do this on a scooter. he's pulled that off before. >> that one almost got away from him. >> you've got to give these guys credit, any time you think there isn't any more firsts to be had, they figure out something else insane. >>> l

the professor says we should stop killing the snakes. if we kill them, there'll be nothing to produce antisnake venom for others to use. >> if the anti-venom runs out. communities may be forced to ignore the advice to protect themselves >>> the south korean president, park geun-hye is in washington for a summit with president obama. and as harry fawcett reports from the capital seoul, balancing the relationship between the u.s. and china is a delicate task. >> south korea's president began a postponed visit by paying tribute to veterans of the korean war. an alliance between the nations. an alliance showing strains. last month the president was in beijing, an honoured guest as china commemorated 70 years, with a huge display of power. park's efforts to improve the political relationship with china, to match the vital interests there risk unsettling her country's main ally. >> on the one hand china has enormous economic ties with the south koreans. we concluded a successful f.d.a. and we realise that china could grow during the prospects.

the assistant made a panicked call to 911. >> he was feeding his snake and the snake wrapped around hisk. please. >> the snake is squeezing. >> yes. it's wrapped around his neck. his whole face is covered. it's like a 20-foot snake. >> good news, two police officers were there in minutes, and one had experience with snakes and somehow uncoiled the python and wrangled it back into its cage. that got the shop owner breathing again saving his life. >>> and a couple of teenagers are recovering after encounters with sharks. a texas boy was bitten on the ankle but he also suffered injuries to his hands while trying to get the shark to let go. the beach patrol in galveston said the teen and his brother waded into a school of fish and that's when the shark attacked. they say shark bites in that area are very rare. >>> and in florida, a surfer there is surprisingly in good spirits one day after he was bitten by a shark on the hand. you can see the gruesome pictures there. it is a result of what took place afterward. the teen tells what happened. >> as i was raising my left hand out of the water,

they give urgent attention after getting bit by snakes. because facilities and doctors are stretched many who are brought to the hospital don't survive. it could get worse next year when a batch of antidote expires. >> if their is no venom, we will -- antidote we will be in for trouble. they are not specific for snakes so there will be a serious negative consequence. >> reporter: this hospital has to make due with an antidote limited to treating three snake venom. outside the hospital the farming community is facing another crisis. a growing population means an increase in demand to grow food and sets up a conflict with the people and reptiles who also call this rocky community home. it has reached a point where a bownt seplaced on every snake killed. >> just to give some relief. we bring pay for snakes and a professor said if we kill them all, there will be nothing to produce ante snake venom for others. >> reporter: if it does run out, they may be forced to ignore that advice to protect themselves. >>> still ahead: do stay with us if you

. >>> the game at snake one and snake catcher zero. >> that thing was a little rocket out of there. >> see who is out to even the score. >>> a car jacker terrifies a woman. guess what? >> it's a prank. >> where are you taking me? >> the crazy scheme to teach her a lesson. >>> a doctor finds something in a man's eye. what it is that has to come out. >> oh my god. >>> dash cams are extremely poplar in countries like russia they're getting more and more poplar here in the states and this here from new york. a car approaching the red light. watch this car on the left. goes into the car with the dash cam. slow speed impact and witnesses noticed what just happened. are you okay? >> i have a camera. >> while that conversation is happening, that car begins to back up. >> put your car in park now. now. >> once she is free of the road sign that she runs over, reverses and you hear the crash off camera. she smashes into more vehicles to the left. it's not over. the woman inside of the car i believe has called her husband. he sadly has to listen to this. >> oh my god. there are kids in the car co

today, kron four's philippe djegal asked a local snake expert if it's possible these snakes may wash up on our shores. >> philippe:rarely found on land and unique to warmer waters. a yellow-bellied sea snake spotted as far north as southern california. a surfer in ventura county friday came across this one slithering in the sand. and captured the finding on camera. >>: "it's always amazing to see how adaptable animals are. they have been seen in the area, but not since pretty much the last el nino." >> reporter: and, that's exactly what scientists believe brought this snake to california's coast. normallly, sea water in the eastern pacific is cool. but the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says this year's el nino is strengthening and heating the waters along our coast. >>: "are they dangerous? um, they are potentially dangerous, they do have venom, um, but it is my understanding that the >>: y're not particularly aggressive, especially on land, they not meant to be on land." >> reporter: we wanted to know if what washed up down south could find its way up here. >>: "an

these snakes are not traditionally located along the california coast. the last sea snake species that washed up on shore in 19-72 in orange county. nikki: back here in des moines, animal lovers of all kinds are welcome to the 16th annual--great iowa pet expo inside the varied industries building. the event features more than 120 booths, adoption tents, contests, and much more making it the latest pet- related trade show in the state. more than 3 thousand people are expected to come this weekend. best of all-- your pet is encouraged to come along. "we have a great time here everybodys welcome to bring their pets and that doesnt matter if it's a dog a cat we've had tranatula's we've had some snakes show up we've had chickens come in " nikki: it's not too late to take part in the fun. the expo opens up again tomorrow at 10 at the state fairgrounds. nikki/2shot we are iowa's most accurate weather team... meteorologist bree sullivan is here now... bree i'll have your independent weather experts" a fall-like warm-up is in tonight will be with lows into the 30

the snakes owner was on its way home after going to the pet store. but while he was on the bus the snake made its way out of his jacket and into a compartment under one of the bus seats. that forced the bus driver to pull over. everybody got out. watch as this woman sums up i know what you are thinking. >> reminded me of snakes on the plane. now we have snakes on the bus. >> usually she falls asleep. i guess she wanted to crawl around. she crawled under the seat and i couldn't get her out of there. and she got stuck. >> it took about an hour for a police officer to find the snake and handed it back over to its owner. gets a hug from the owner but then just a few minutes later the owner is seen getting on another bus with the snake in the bag even though uncaged animals are not allowed on public buses. thank goodness we did not see snakes on a bus 2. >> what is a boa constrictor eat? >> i think it eats live bait. you buy mice at the -- we have a wise guy floor director. forget it. you buy live bait at the pet store. >> but you leave the snake home whe

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this is a yellow bellied sea snake. it looks pretty ferocious, actually. they've been showing up in oxnard, likely because of warming temperatures from the anticipated el nino. they mostly inhabit the pacific and indian oceans. they are rare to the southern california coast. experts are urging the public to report any sightings of the snake and be cautious if they see one. >> hopefully they don't make it to northern california. >> advice taken. see one of those, don't touch it. >> that man didn't care at all. holding the snake's tail. >>> our forecast, jeff. some changes on the way. >> yeah. we do for this weekend. i don't live anywhere near the coast. but i'll be keeping a close out for that sucker. the changes include a new system developing offshore. the one that brought us heavy rainfall in southern california is kicking off towards the east. the latest storm system is about 200 miles offshore. it has a decent amount of rainfall with it. we will track the rainfall chances coming up. we'll take you outside the sky camera network. and the biggest change

she cost $450. >> yeah, some of the ladies were like it is a snake.e ain't going back on there get off the bus, get off the bus. >> reporter: a brave septa mechanic had to come in and dismantle the seat that he decided to coil underneath and another brave transit police officer wearing gloves, you will notice, grabbed red and then took him off the bus and handed him innocently to the owner who was very thankful with that $450 pet that probably has bigger value then cash value, probably more sentimental value, he is so cloud to red now. hugging even our camera person this 4-foot long baby red brazil an red tailed bowa, by the way, that is not poisonous , got back on the bus. really, reds, all back on another route 52 bus for the ride home. my guess is septa will not try to file charges in this case but will likely probably try to get a hole of riley and say hey here is a warning, do no bring rats ape snakes on to the the bus, again, or we will charge you the second time. go get your reds and put him in a proper container, not a grocery bag. lauren, you

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how a snake got loose and why this snake was on that bus to begin with. >> a shark attacks a swimmer the coast of hawaii. in 15 minutes the brave actions of two good samaritans to bring the victim to safety. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> the markets are mixed at this early point in the morning. stocks trading in a narrow range. the s & p is down less than one tenth of a percent. dow is down by one tenth of a point. nasdaq ever so slightly in the green. >>> time is 8:22. volkswagen's problems continue to spread across europe. french police raided the main vw headquarters in france. police have done similar searches at the german headquarters. volkswagen faces class action lawsuits in the u.s. and being investigated by american authorities. >>> the chin

>> snakes are fundamentally confusing for our brain. we look at them and we think how is this even possible and it has a lot of the characteristics that are universally scary. they can move quickly and spontaneously. we can't really know if we can outrun them and if we can fight them. they are very disorienting to us so they represent a big threat. our response is basically to say i don't even know what to do at this. i should probably run away. >> i run away from cockroaches that you are going to take one of these guys out. >> sure. these cockroaches are from madagascar which is an island country and these are pretty special. john: i don't care where they are from. i want to know why are they so upsetting to me? >> i think because they sneak into our houses at night and they move very fast when we turn the lights on in the eat rfid. john: sila ladybug doesn't dardenne doesn't sneak and we like ladybugs. >> they are pretty and we have been taught that they eat bad insects. john: you have it. discuss. >> a lot of the critters that we are

the snake and live rat. as for that bus driver, he gave us the thumbs up but he was glad his reptile passenger was gone. >> what were people's reactions? >> just get it off. just fine it and try to get the off the bus. >> reporter: chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> you know me i feel sorry for the rat. septa police tell us interesting interfering with mass transit is illegal and prosecutors might file charge charges against thes owner. >> quite a story. >> absolutely much quite a story this morning when i saw almost a little bit of frost in south jersey. >> i was scraping the car this morning. look at the parkway. isn't it beautiful. >> pretty. >> spectacular afternoon and when you have cold air atmosphere really settles down and you have those deep blue skies because the air is so dry. even if the air had to come from central canada. >> it's still pretty. >> i have to check my tomatoes. i'm hopeful they made it. i covered them last night but, i don't know. >> i know. it was cold. city, 35. we have that urban

are not allowed on public buses. >> leave the snake at home. > >> a rare and highly venom mouse snake a look at this. washed up in the southern california beach for the first time in 30 years. the yellow-bellied sea snake was spotted last week at a beach in ventura county. experts say the rising ocean temperatures from el nino may be causing them to wash up on the california shoreline. the environmental group, heal the bay is asking anyone who sees him to take a photo from a distance and send it so they can confirm from a distance. >>> the record for spending more time in space than any other american. he broke that record friday. kelly is currently in space for a year so the scientist can study how the human body responds to long duration space flights. those same studies are being done on kelly's twin brother, mark kelly, gabby giffo reason j d. then he will have racked up 522 days in space. > >> time is 5:25 u. fans of star wars movies may be spending more time online. tickets ifer star wars, the force awakens, go on sale even though the movie doesn't premier until september 18th.

killed. >> when hunting the snake is just to get relief. we hunt clearly three years for whoever brings the make down to the ball lass. if we kill them all, there will be nothing to produce anti snake venom for other people to use. >> if the anti venom runs out, they willing forced to protect themselves. >> still to come on al jazeera, just 17 days after the end of the golf season in the united states, the u.s. p.g.a. tour is set to resume again. we'll hear from former world number one rory mcilroy. >> a public service advertisement in mexico stirred controversial. the ad suggests mexican should stop complaining about problems in the country. that has led to a lot of complaints. we have this report. >> this is the promo video the government put on line, then took down hours later after an outcry. in a vignette set in working class mexico, a carpenter tells a work mate moan about government reforms, ends his lecture with what the p.r. department must have thought was a killer line, enough already of your complaining, he says in slang. but th

dried sea snake wrapped in kombu and slow simmered. snake wrapped in kombu and slow simmered.eed and ferme sake. dried sea snake wrapped in kombu and slow simmered.weed and fermd sake. dried sea snake wrapped in kombu and slow simmered. bu burdock pan fried and seared in soy, and pork shoulder dredged in black sesame and then steame steamed. >> well, you deskribcribed that were shocked and surprised to see, the japanese shoulders, the treatment of okinawans was not good in the battle? >> the united states forces came to okinawa -- and they issued the order regardless of military people and the civilian, and -- if you use the okinawa language, you will be killed as a spy, you know. >> right. >> but the okinawa people could not understand the order. so when the japanese started to kill the okinawa people. >> and particularly given the experience of the war, how japanese do you feel most people feel here? >> it is a fundamental difference of the japanese culture and the okinawan culture. the japanese culture is one culture, and the okinaw

, while police cornered and brought the snake out. no charges have been filed so far. no one including the snake was injured. >>> all right, later on today, another debate for two of philadelphia's candidate for mayor. democrat jim kenny and republican bailly focus on business and economic villement. two go head-to-head at temple performing arts center at 7:30 this evening. turning to campaign 2016 democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton is preparing for her testimony about the benghazi attacks. meanwhile, vice president joe biden ways his options on whether to run or not. correspondent craig boswell reports from washington. >> democratic voters think hillary clinton won last week's debate. but it hasn't led to a big boost in her overall numbers. >> clinton is at 45% in the latest cnn pole. three points higher than before the debate. bernie sanders gained five points to 29%, while vice president joe biden dropped four points to 18%. 47% of democratic voters say the vice president should go ahead and jump in the race, but t

the three-year-old snake, and a fresh live rat for dinner. a rat was there too. well, somehow, the snake got out of the owner's pocket started sledgeerringed around the bus as it went down invited passengers alerted the bus driver, who pulled over, evacuated that bus, we caught up with the snake's's owner. >> it was in my pocket. usually she falls asleep, but i guess she wanted to crawl around, she crawled under the seat and i couldn't get her out. and she got stuck. >> reporter: according to septa police, having an uncaged animal aboard a bus is restricted on septa. the transit police chief tells fox 29 that this may result in criminal charges. but we did see that guy get on another 52 bus with that same snake, and that same rat and go right down 52nd street. iain, lucy? >> thank you. >>> scene of countless parties weddings, family dinners up in flames act fire at lulu. country club, members cannot believe near beloved hang-out gone. >> the club has been there since 1912, that has a lot of memory, fox 29 obscene a in a kuriakose has the stor

the last time a snake was seen was 1972. wildlife experts were alerted because the snake is so fed a mess. -- venomous. >>> we have been battered for the last two years by brutal winter weather.>> how bad will we have the forecast for the winter. it >> i don't want as much snow as last year.>> we are all kind of worried.>> reporter: she recalled how she felt last winter. >> i was about to lose it into cold. i this year.>> reporter: the experts disagree.>> this has all the signs of being an el nio winter. >> reporter: what that means is that unusually warm water piles up in the pacific and it becomes a driving force in the weather patterns over the u.s. the pattern is so strong that we will likely trend wet and have a nor easter or two. does that mean snow? >> we have seen some major el nio winters where we have had very little snow. >> reporter: big winters and -- need to have moisture and cold air. they first looked at siberian snow cover in october. the greater the snow cover, the more cold air built up over asia. that col

>> this is a 450-dollar snake. and i love her to death. >> and koran tells me he was not given a citation, but septa's police chief says the investigation is underway, and many different factors will ultimately determine if in fact charges already filed. reporting at septa headquarters, rahel solomon, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> overnight, more flare ups at historic montgomery county country club after fire destroyed a large portion of the building sunday. fire ripped through the main clubhouse, at lulu country club around sunrise yesterday. the fire marshall says the fire started in the basement of the landmark building and quickly spread throughout the entire structure. while the building is a complete lost, members say the golf course was not affected by the fire. >> the golf course is fabulous, fortunately, that's not been damaged, but we have a lot of good memories that relate to the clubhouse, and the clubhouse is gone. >> the investigation continues, but the fire marshall says the fire did not appear to be

snakes have been lying on the beach in the county. they fear kids may come across the snakes.alerted local wildlife expy are not located along the coast. the last snakes that washed up was back in 1972. >>> more rain could be on tap for tomorrow. you have been following the fort rains cats and dogs, but not snakes. >> i had to look away. >> are we due for more rain? >> maybe a couple of drops. they are getting a bulk of the rainfall. that is winding down. here is live storm tracker 4. there is this batch up here. t is actually false reflection off the wind farm there. this is actually some wet weathd thunderstorms into nevada . the time lapse from earlier thin show scattered clouds. it has pulled out. the main front is east of here. there is more action. the cenr of the storm is to the west. that will spin over us for tomorrow. it will bring some clouds and maybe a couple of sprinkles or shows. there is the ferry building. s the forecast. temperatures will be mid to upps . cloudy to start the day. there may be some rain in the higher elevation. clouds and sun through the day,o

these snakes normally thrive in tropical conditions. scientists say this one may have been lured north by the unusually warm waters of el nino. warm waters have been disastrous for america's sockeye salmon. the endangered fish now need humans to help them on their annual upstream journey. here's chris martinez. >> reporter: rivers in idaho once filled with sockeye salmon are now mostly empty. the fish couldn't get that far. >> can't imagine anything worse than this year to lose that proportion of the run. >> reporter: biologist russ kiefer says salmon start dying off when water temperatures reach 72 degrees. already it's reached 74 on parts of the snake river, used by salmon to spawn on their treacherous 900-mile journey from the pacific up several rivers to central idaho. the numbers tell the story. >> we were expecting 2,000 fish. >> reporter: instead of 2,000 sockionly 45 made it all the way. so idaho fish and game officials took the unusual step of trapping other migrating salmon downriver. the few that were at least able to swim ha

rosanna: spiderman, are you afraid of the snake? >> no! rosanna: that snake is near your head. greg: he's a cool kid. >> come here. stand still. greg: now you are really spiderman. look at this kid. if it bites him, not a bad deal. that is how the movie started. you are the spider boy now. rosanna: how do you feel about that on your head? greg: there is a web. it is shooting a web. that is really cool. >> get it off me! rosanna: get it off him. i don't want it. greg: this is a party. i do not drink. donald trump doesn't drink. you do drink. we have the best bartender in bar. where is he? clear out, we have to meet this guy. he knows his stuff. hello, sir. rosanna: come on in here. come on in here. greg: welcome to "good day" program. >> i am not usually up this early in the morning. rosanna: greg, you have animals all over you. he's missing a spider. he had two. greg: jungle bob, can you handel the bugs or not? you are a professional. what is this about? >> a squashed side car today. >> all right. >> this is a classic cocktail. pumpkin, all spice and a bunch of ingredients. thi

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