the snake itself. street in a big city, certainly in this country. the behaviour of eating pigeon isn't terribly shocking or surprising. it will go for small animals back kind it can devour, presumably it is hungry. but how do you track down the owner? we would send somebody out to collect the snake. get it identified and it will be looked after in one of our specialist facilities and then we will put out an appeal to see if the owner can come forward. we would a lwa ys owner can come forward. we would always like to reunite the snake with its own. at the snake doesn't have an owner who comes forward, we will put in place a system to try to get it re—homed. we would care for it until a good owner came forward, ca re it until a good owner came forward, care for it and give it a long and loving life. thank you very much. the us first lady, melania trump, has expressed her support for the basketball star lebronjames, hours after her husband made insulting remarks about him on twitter. the player had said

they're generallyjust corn snakes, king snakes, and in this case, a boa constrictor.end people don't try to pick them up or touch them at all, just in case. we definitely do see an increase in the number of snakes we collect over the summer months. this could be because snakes that have escaped over the colder months are starting to come out because the weather is warmer. snakes are ectothermic, so they do warm up and get a little bit quicker. it is possible as well that owners are taking them outside to give them a little bit of fresh air, some exercise out in the garden. and when they warm up, as i say, they do become a little bit faster. what we do recommend is that owners always ensure that their snake is secure, and if they do decide to take them outside, make sure you keep hold of them and put them into an enclosure that's going to make sure that they cannot get out. it is illegal to allow your snake to escape under the wildlife and countryside act, and obviously, it's not ideal for the snake itself. we would send somebody out to collect the snake, safely, get i

most of the snakes we see are not dangerous, they are generally corn snakes, king snakes and in thiseople don't try to pick them up or touch them at all, just in case. we definitely do see an increase in the number of snakes we collect over the summer number of snakes we collect over the summer months. this could be because snakes who have escaped over the colder months are starting to come out because the weather is warmer and snakes do warm up and get a little bit quicker. it is possible that owners are taking them outside to give them some fresh air, some exercise in the garden. when they warm up, they do become a little bit faster. we ask owners still always ensure their snake is secure and if they take them outside, make sure they take them outside, make sure they keep hold of them and put them ina can they keep hold of them and put them in a can enclosure so they cannot get out. it is illegal to allow your snake to escape under the wildlife and countryside act and also it's not idealfor the and countryside act and also it's not ideal for the snake itself. we will censor midi ou

snakes.rter snake found in the library's basement. >> i would just wet my pants. i just wouldn't -- >> here is the type of snake th're talking about. while they're noactual ones found in the library, these are garter snakes. a library spokesperson says the snakes were found here by the meeting room, steps away from en the chil section. i'm told four snakes were found, three alive and one dead. >> i think garter snakes are terrific. >> reporter: why so many and how did they get in? >> i not a meteorologist or snake expert, but i would suggest -- >> it's the rain. >> -- they're trying to get out of the rain. >> reporter: matthew evans is assistant curator of reptiles at the smithsonian. >> they're coming up looking for a cool dry place. they're good for the environment, eating all the creepy-crawly things that we don't like. they're okay. >> reporter: the library closed a few days for pest control but is once again open for all kinds of readers, minus the ones that slither. >> erika gonzalez re

snakes. over the weekend, several guarder snake were found in the library basement. >> i mean, i would just wet my pants. i just wouldn't -- >>reporter: here is the type of snake we are talking about. they are not the aual ones found in the library, they are guarder snakes. they were found here in the meeting room, steps away from the children's section. i' told four snakes were found, three alive and one dead. >> i think they are terrific. >> reporter: whyo many and why did they get in? >> i'm not a meteorologist or snake expert, fwou get out of the rain. >> i think with the whacky weather and flooding, they are looking for a cool, dry they are harmless. they are good for the environment. they are heatinghings we don't like. they are okay. >> reporter: the library closed a few days for bestcontrol, but is once again open for all kind of readers, minus the ones that slither. >> reiterate what he is saying, theotnakes are dangerous. they want to be put back in the wild and left alone. hopefull

snakes. over the weekend several guarder snakes were found in the library basement. >> i mean, i would just wet my pats. i jouldn't -- >> reporter: here is the type of snake we're talking about. while they are not the actual ones found in the library, these are guarder snakes. a library spokesperson said the snakes found down here by the meeting room, steps away from the childr's section. i'm told four snakes were found. three alive and one dead. >> why so many and how did they get in? >> i not a meteorologist or snake expert but i suspect they are trying to get out of the rain. >> reporter: matthew evans is a assistant curator of reptiles with the smithsonian national zoo. >> with the whacky weather and flooding, they are looking nice cool dry place to hang out and they are harmless. they are good for thend environmenthey're eating all kinds of creepy crawly things we don't like. so they're okay. >> reporter: the library closed few days for pest control but once again open for all kinds of r

found,d four snakes were three alive and one dead. >> i think garter snakes are terrific. >> reporterhow did they get in? i'm not a meteorologist or snake expert, but i would suggesthey're trying to get out of the rain. >> reporter: matthew evans is assiant curator of rep piles at the smithsonian. >> they're coming up looking for a cool dry place. they're good for the environment, tating all creepy crawley things that we don't like. they're okay.or >>ter: the library closed a few days for pest control but peis once again on for all kinds of readers, minus the ones that slither. >> i would lose it. that's crazy. between snakes and roaches, can't handle, no. >> i don't do all of them either. erika gonzalez with the report, we want to reirate those snae snakes are harmless. >> i like snakes. i took this invert bray field biology class in college. all we did was look for salamanderss and snakes, it the coolest class ever. >> the thing is how can you tell the difference between the ones that bite and kill you -- >> you want to know? >> it's ,venomo not poisonous. venn none mouse snakes, th

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snakes.the weekald, sev garter snakes were found in the library's basement. >> i mean ius would wet my pants. i mean i just wouldn't -- >> reporter: here's the type of snake we'reoualking while they're not the actual ones found in the library, these are garter snakes. a library spokesperson says the snakes were f hnd downe by the meeting room steps away from the children's section. i'm told four snakes were found. three alive and one dead. >> i think garter snakes are terrific >> reporter: why so many and how did they get in? >> i'm not aeo mlogist or a snake expert but i suspect they're trying to getut of the rain. >> reporter: matthew evans is assistant curator of reptiles with theso smian national zoo. >> i think with all the wacky fl weather and thding, they're coming up looking for a cool, dry place to hang out. they're harmless. they're good for the environment. they're eating all the creepy crawly things we don't like, so they're okay. >> reporter: theibrary closed a few days for pest

ld several snakes were found in the bg over the weekend, yuck. garter snakes were d the d.c. public library in georgetown. this is what they look like. my goodness, you can imagine? these are not the actual ones. we just wanted to give you a picture of what they looked like. a library spokesperson said the were found ie basement steps away from the children's section. that's where i go. thankfully, these snakes are >> with all of the wacky weather and the flooding, they're coming up lookingor a nice cool place to hang out. they're harmless. garter snakes are good for the environment. they're eating all kind of creepy crawler stuff. theye okay. >> i understand that. but i don't want to encounter a snake at the >> it's snakes. >> no, and i'd be running andsc aming from the children's section. the library is closed for a fewp days fort control. >> while they say they're harmless, they should be left alone. call the experts. >> 4:37. coming up, roller coaster accident. an accident on a virginia ride blocking changes regarding your cell phone, why y may need to leave it behind on

>> here we have the snake catcher who's going in. >> it's a snake catcher. what could it be? >> he's going to stick his hand in the dark space where there's something. >> that's a really venomous snake. >> it's not coming out on its own so he starts moving the dirt with his hand, then he gets tool. >> this brown snake ate a rat. >> got himself stuck. >> oh, yeah. he knew where to get dinner, but then got roomy in the hips and couldn't get out. meanwhile, you have this guy right here. there's a car, there's something stuck in the engine. he's got a hook pull so that means there's something else slithering around. >> this guy works for sunshine snake catchers. >> the easy problem say problem with your fan belt, mate. >> but he does eventually pull it out. >> ain't nobody ever told you not to be touching no snake? >> no venom, lots of shark teeth, but he says most of the time these pythons are pretty chill and they return it to the wild. >>> he's singing to his daughter about how things used to be. >> i've been asking my daughter to stop growing up but she has so far been ignori

i'm told four snakes were found.d. >> i think barreder snakes are terrific. >> reporter: why so many and how did they get in? >> i'm not a meteorologist or an expert -- >> reporter: it's the rain. >> they're trying to get out of the rain. >> reporter: matthew evans is assistant kecurator of reptiles with thethsonian view. >> i think with the whacky weather they're looking for a dry place. they're harmless. they're eating all the creepy crawly things that we don't like. they're okay. >> reporter: the lserary clo a few days for pest control but is once again open for all kinds of readers, minus the ones that slither. to reiterate what evan said, these snakes are nottoangerous people. they just want to be put back in the wild and left alone. it doesn take away from the fright for a lot of people but, again, this kisnake and harmless. >>> now at 6:00 -- state o >> new safety measures taken just days before white supremacists descend on the district. >> only on news >> in the whole confusion of it, it felt like i was bein

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what if there's a huge snake wrapped around your mailbox. the mailman ran into a large reptile. >>> and meteorologist lisa argen is up next. >>> matt chapman asked the fans to come, they did, 29,000 at the coliseum today to see the a's battle for the al west lead. there are definitely a lot of offense to keep them entertained. highligh at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> neither rain nor sleet nor snow is supposed to delay or stop your postal service delivery, right, but a family in kansas just learned snakes are a different story. >> oh, yeah. check it out. this boa constrictor forced one man to skip delivering to a fa

woman saw a poor half frozen snake. his pretty colored skin had been all frosted with the due. poor thing she cried, i will take you in and i will take care of you. she stroked his pretty skin and she kissed and held him tight, but instead of saying thank you, that snake gave her a vicious bite. you know your bite is poisonous, and now i'm going to die. oh shut up, silly woman, said the reptile with a grin. you know damn well i was a snake before you took me in. >> in the metaphor here that we're to extend, the new snakes would be david pecker, omarosa, a and michael cohen, and trump is the pretty woman. >> i didn't know he cited that same poem so many times. >> he was talking about immigration, but also betrayal. the larger notion there is deep feelings of betrayal, let's bring in jeffrey tubin -- >> and poetry scholar, and jackie who will ground us. >> to move away from the poetry to the actual issues that could be very problematic, david pecker, a man you have written about extensively about. he now has immunity and

but they never said anything about snakes!me after finding a massive snake wrapped around the mailbox. reporter andres gutierrez has the story. it's the one stop a mailman couldn't make friday around lunchtime for the obvious reason.holly gibson/neighbor: "the biggest snake i've ever seen! looked like it had just had lunch"it's unclear when the red tail boa constrictor slithered onto the home.her size didn't make it easy for the responding animal control officer.holly gibson/neighbor: "it was too big for her to get and put in a box by herself so called in her boss. the police came."holly gibson's son, josh, didn't trust petting this reptile.josh gibson/holly's son: "i did have a chance but i didn't i didn't want to, i was little too afraid."eventually three officers hauled away the 20-pound serpent to its temporary home.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're very docile as you can see, this one here is about six to seven feet, that's about full grown they can get up to 10 feet."dr. larry holtfrerich, a reptile breeder

the snake is thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor.

woman: yeah, so, we've got a brahminy blind snake here.auly: yeah, we don't have any-- i don't have any reports of brahminy blind snakes right around here. with those slender salamanders, we were able to use some swabs to swab their skin, and those swabs will then be--the dna in those swabs will be sequenced. in additition to that, we were able to take some measurements, some length measurements and some weight measurements. woman: go. yeah. .5 grams. pauly: i certainly was hopeful that w we would get one species today. i never imagineed that we would g get 4 specieses. in u urban places, youou have te huhuge matrices of f private propertities, just a giant j jiw puzzzzle of private prproperty,d so, as a biologist, every 10 steps, i'm on a new piece of private property. whwhat we found is t that the et way to do biodiversity reseaearh in urban areas is to enlnlist te help of literally thousands s of people. greg and emily han and other community scientists that have participated in our programs are what allow us to do urban biodiversity re

snake milker why do we need to milk snakes? for their venom.gan brennan explains. >> i actually have been on the respirator several times i had my heart stop four times my finger was dangling >> this is jim harrison. >> i was in a coma i went into acute respiratory arrest twice. >> he's spends a lot of time in the hospital with work related traup traumas. >> no, no, no. >> jim is a professional venom extractor. >> showing his teeth pretty good. >> jim spends his days wrangling the world's deadliest snakes the tourist attraction/research facility he runs with his wife, home to the largest collection of venomous snakes in the world. >> the last bite i had was from a south american rattlesnake i don't remember leave the parking lot. >> why risk life and limb in the first place? to help mankind, of course. >> king cobra venom is used for pain medication research, it is also used in cancer. >> that's right. there say theory in the medical world that venom can destroy cancer cells much like chemo does a prospect that created a growing marketplace for

thankfully, the types of snakes are harmless.f the wacky weather ad flooding they're coming up looking for nice cool place to hang out. they're harmless. garter environment. they're eating all kind of creepy crawlerings. they're okay. t it was closed for a few days for pest contr get the snakes out. >> while they're harmless, they should be left alone. >> all snakes. >> leave the one. >>> 5:36 is our time. >>> coming up, an accident on a virginia ride sparked changes involving your cell phoneay why you need to leave it behind during your next day of family fun. >>> plus, metro making changes on dozens of no, what?? i just switched to geico and got mo. more? got a company i can trust. that's heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings d a whole lot more. >>> your time is 5:39. a former stanford university swimmer'sase is back in the spotlight. an appeals crt rejected brock turner's bid for a new trial. yesterday, a three-judg panel in san jose

animal experts say, the snake is an eastern milk snake....tor that eats small mammals and other snakes. if the a's continue to hold on to their postseason spot, you could say they'll be ready to go in october because they are playing some tense games right now that already have a playoff feel. --we go to houston...the a's with a chance to take a series from the division leaders. --bottom 2nd-- astros already up 2-zip. tony kemp...connects on a fly ball to deep center, but look at the catch from ramon laureano. willie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track. pure style from the a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4

he thought they were mating but a rattle snake expert said the snakes were likely fighting over competition to mate. >>> a vegan burger chain is coming to san francisco. next level burger will come in on friday. first one opened last year at the whole foods in concord. >>> olive garden is offering a new pasta pass. this is always very popular. for $100, the restaurant chain will sell a total of 23,000 passes pasta. and this year olive garden says they'll sell 1,000 passes that will give holders unlimited pasta for an entire year for $300. the passes go on sale tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >> i used to make those salads. i'm still scarred by the bread stick maker that burned me. >> ouch. >> yes. >> if you want a cheap get way, southwest has you covered. but there's a catch. the airline announced that the one way fares of $39 across the state. they cover flights from oakland and san francisco to burbank, los angeles, san diego, several other california cities. the fares are only for travel on tuesdays and wednesdays. so there's the catch. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the forec

and the kids like the snakes, i guess? >> yeah, snakes and turtles and iguanas. >> jimmy: ugh.know? [ laughter ] and were these snakes spray painted? why are they beautifully black and beautifully white? >> because it's black tarzan. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] >> he can talk to -- yeah, i don't know. >> jimmy: he will like bring these -- if you call black tarzan -- do you call him on the phone? >> his name's the real tarzan. in my head i call him black tarzan. [ laughter ] his name is the real tarzan on instagram. >> jimmy: the real tarzan will bring animals to your home? >> yeah, he brings animals to children. but also he's just -- he's really tarzan. i've sat down and i talked to this guy the other night. he was at this party i was having at the house. and he was explaining to me what he did. and i was like, man, you are really tarzan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how does he get to your house? does tarzan drive up in an suv? >> i think he was in a lamborghini. [ laughter ] i'm not going to lie to you. >> jimmy: were the snakes in the glove box? how does that work? >> i don't kn

after finding a massive snake wrapped around the mailbox of a house.'s the one stop a mailman couldn't make friday around lunchtime for the obvious reason.holly gibson/neighbor: "the biggest snake i've ever seen! looked like it had just had lunch"it's unclear when the red tail boa constrictor slithered onto the home.her size didn't make it easy for the responding animal control officer.holly gibson/neighbor: "it was too big for her to get and put in a box by herself so called in her boss. the police came."holly gibson's son, josh, didn't trust petting this reptile.josh gibson/holly's son: "i did have a chance but i didn't i didn't want to, i was little too afraid."eventually three officers hauled away the 20-pound serpent to its temporary home.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're very docile as you can see, this one here is about six to seven feet, that's about full grown they can get up to 10 feet."dr. larry holtfrerich, a reptile breeder, whose dayjob is chiropractor, is now taking care of her.voice of dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder

but oils in general have an effect on people so we start to see snake oil there really was a snake oil. there was a cowboy guy claimed he wandered into the wilderness of wyoming and studied with a wealthy indian medicine man to learn the ritual and then returning from the wild he did demonstrations on street states to kill the rattlesnake and pull somebody up on stage and they were cured remarkably. but you can see all of these things but still we are worried about inflammatory or rheumatism and all of these things that obsess with us as modern humans so snake oil was born to separate out what was real medicine and fake. and that's overlap is a problem for the omega-3 industry. so i met doctor. at the global organization for fatty acid conference at the ritz-carlton in the canary islands. [laughter] a multibillion dollar per year business interesting fellow. in the 1970s his supervisor read in a danish so with those people in greenland to have much lower rates of cardiovascular then denmark he said we must go to greenland and found out and discover what they are reading before they swi

a pigeon in broad daylight on the pavement the snake — thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor was the snake to a wildlife centre and is appealing for information about the incident. thank you and goodbye. hello. by the end of this weekend, there is a change on the way for many, but in the short—term, there is more of the same. the best of the sunshine today across england and wales, where, for many, there was barely a cloud in the sky. by contrast, much more cloud again for scotland and northern ireland, particularly for the west of scotland, where at times we have seen some patchy rain and that is because we have a frontal system towards the north—west of the uk and that will continue to slowly sink its way south and eastwards tonight and into tomorrow. high pressure maintaining its dominance across much of england and wales, it is staying dry, very warm, if not hot here. 0vernight that band of cloud and rain across northern ireland and scotland will continue, we will see some mist and some low cloud developing across wales and south west england, clearer skies elsewhere and then

the snake is thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor. it's now been taken to an animal welfare centre. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: jeremy corbyn has apologised for the hurt that's been caused to manyjewish people by anti—semitism in the labour party. he said his party had been too slow in dealing with allegations. china's started the week with its shanghai stock market being the worst performer in the region this year. but will it take for a bounceback? and one bakerfinds sweet success using social media as a mainform sweet success using social media as a main form of marketing. sweet success using social media as a mainform of marketing. —— mcgregor. hello and welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl business report. i am sharanjit leyl. we start in china, where the shanghai composited has emerged as asia's was performing stock market in 2018. the index is down almost 20% for the year. on friday, stocks closed their worst week since february. donald trump has sent a tweet over the weeke

a tropical snake eating a pigeon in broad daylight on the pavement.rspca has since taken the snake to a wildlife centre and is appealing for information about the incident. tributes have been coming in for the veteran entertainer, barry chuckle — one half of the chuckle brothers — who has died at the age of 73. alongside his brother paul, he became a fixture on children's television from the 1980s onwards. david sillito looks back at his career. i tell you what, move it towards me a bit. right. to me... to me, to you. for more than 30 years, barry elliott was barry chuckle. it was a comic career dominated by a never—ending struggle with awkward bits of furniture. you could saw a bit off the cue. their children's tv show began in the 1980s. the act was made up of the classic musical routines that they had grown up with. the whole family was in show business. can you stop the music and let me out... 0h! their dad was a comedian. their older brothers were also an act, the patton brothers. and young barry and paul continued the family trade. there was som

is the snake trump? ponder that for a moment. i want to bring in now cnn politics editor at large chris cillizza, also kristen powers and ryan lizza. good evening to all of you. we're going to get to all of that in just a moment. but i've just got to tell you, kirsten, you heard what i was just talking about chris about. there's no way kellyanne was going to admit the president lied even though the evidence is right in front of her eyes. the tape says it. they're talking about a payment to be made. how that payment should be made, and how they were going to do it. it didn't say i already did it, because the presidnt says i only new afterwards. >> right. >> but as a complete bald-faced flat out l-i-e, lie. and i don't mean the long island expressway. >> i got it. i think that i don't understand why anyone goes back to her expecting her to come out and say something other than what the white house line is. and no matter how many different ways you go at her, she's going to go -- going to come back with saying that often isn't true

like this one fell on top of him. >> the snake blue off the tree and wrapped around my arm, i grabbedt near the bush. >> it sounds like the snake fell and the guy was nice enough to break his fall. >> in the meantime, the owners of the tree or trimming it as a safety precaution. >>> the giants go for another win in extra innings, could that is close the gap? and serena williams takes the court in san jose, if you blinked, you could've missed this, we will explain, coming up. >>> ♪ follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mubadala silicon valley classic where visionaries become victors july 30th to august 5th the us open series tickets on sale now just when you thought open series ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! ♪ strumme

you guys see a snake, get a consultant on snakes, form a committee on snakes, think about it for a year, and by the time you do anything, there's snakes all over the factory. - in 1986, gener motors had really had enough of you and said, "let us buy back the s00ck for approximately illion." how did you feel about that? - i made it very clear i thought it was obscene, th because i think closed 11 factories, laid off 30,000 people, on and on and on and on, and suddenly they were willing to pay me twice what my stock was worth just so that i wouldn't keep trying to teach the elephant to tap-dance. - well, what's he planning next? - he just started a new computer company. it's called perot systems. he says he's happiest down where the rubber meets the road. so i suspect that he'll ctinue with that, and we haven't heard the last from this extraordinary man. - the 1992 presidential election is one year from today. so this morning... - those days, both the democart and republicanes knew there was a huge deficit building, but they had it off-budget and there had been very little discussion abou

giant snakes like these have been slithering down streets and into people's homes the government has warned carol residents to check their clothes cupboards and under their carpets well the wildlife trust india tweeted that displaced snakes and snake bites are going to be a growing problem in kerala over the coming weeks but they've sent a team there to help local residents deal with that situation so if you're celebrating on him or have any tips for dealing with snakes we would like to hear from you can get in touch with us using the hash tag it is good only and to thank you very much for that now i knew roald brock stand in the way of venezuelans escaping violence and economic collapse at home to the rule the peruvian government now wants asylum seekers to show their passports instead of just id cards before they're allowed in the un describes the exodus of venezuelans to neighboring countries as a crisis moment that speak to their as mariana sanchez who is live for us in either of you in city of two best on the northern border with ecuador so mariana the measure to allow entry to

get away from me says the snake.ger smacks the [ bleep ] out of it. >> the voice you are hearing is my next guest. honey badger has become part of our politics. mr. gordon, before we get to your case, i want to play for you some of the times that journalist have covered through the lens of your honey badger. >> we compare the elected republicans of the great state of am michigan to the republicans. >> he said run for governor you get your own residence. >> the honey badger portion. >> this is what a honey badger presidency don't look like. because honey badger don't care. >> narrator christopher gordon is here. do we all owe you royalties? >> ari badger, if i may. >> please, you may. >> you just take what you want. the honey badger doesn't care because it has to not care in order to live. so honey badger doesn't care because it has to not care whereas a lot of folks in our administration don't -- >> they choose not to. people sometimes acting like crazy animals which is a choice. >> absolutely. >> and i appreciate th

the snake appeared to be healthy and was not harmed.olice say the snake was most likely someone's pet. giants at the dodgers... madison bungarner versus klayton kershaw... right now... (wipe to a's score) as for the a's... they have a big series with the mariners... that score right now... it's my last week here at kron and we are running a number of vignettes number of are running a number of vignettes looking back... enjoy enjoylooking back... vignettes looking back... enjoy tiger woods' charge yesterday at the pga championship garnered... as you'd expect... huge ratings... yesterday drew the highest final-round coverage for the major in nine years. cbs sports said that sunday's round at bellerive drew a rating of 6.1 and share of 14 - up 69 percent from last year... ratings represent the percentage of all homes with televisions all homes with percentage of represent the percentage of all homes with televisions tuned to a program. shares represent the percentage of all homes with tvs in use at the time. woods won the most recent of hi

president trump has surrounded himself by snakes his entire career. outside the white house, we see it with michael cohen, inside the white house we're seeing it with omarosa, and i'm not saying -- please don't -- i am not doing a dog/snake comparison. this stuff comes from the top. the president says he hires the best people, but what we're seeing they're not the best people. these are folks who clearly have no reverence for the office of the presidency. clearly no reverence for him or respect for him. they don't trust him. omarosa is showing us she never trusted him. keep something in mind, i don't know if you noticed this, first couple tapes were from the day she -- the day omarosa was fired. inside the situation room which was unbelievably spectacular she was able to tape the chief of staff to the president inside a secure room. the next tape is her conversation with the president of the united states informing him she had been fired. just those two access points are jarring. but they came the day that she was fired. this new -- this new tape, thi

it's a snake. >> ta ran chew las, snakes, and mountain lions all in one hour. >> he's kept running until he got here, ladies and gentlemen, jamie mcdonald, adventureman. >> yea. >> still running. >> i was hoping he wasn't going to walk here. >> you know you can sit down, right? >> you wouldn't believe how much i love sitting down. >> i just love that you have a cape. >> who ary raising money for. >> i end up spending most of my life in the hospital as a kid. i couldn't move my legs. when i was about nine years old my mom put this piece of string in the backyard and she said do you want to play tennis? i just got like a love for movement. i was like a dog, when you throw a ball to a dog, got to go. and over the years i got my health. >> and you just kept moving. now 's about helping children's hospitals and kids around the world. >> where the place we can donate money? >> actually, if you go here, this is where people can donate to super foundation and then whatever state you're in, your donation will feedback to your local children's hospital. >> have you ever opportunity toed yourself o

the snake is thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor.at's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: jeremy corbyn has apologised for the hurt that's been

and i warned that that snake if you ever feel threatened would bite and we saw that snake yesterday six people were gunned down so it's said that sometimes you even able to predict these things because these are the things that have been playing over for the last twenty years as i've been covering zimbabwe and i need to remind your viewers that the president emerson and i were in the eighty's was the state security minister during a genocide that sort twenty thousand people who were killed in the southern provinces he's also the person who was in charge of the joint operations command in two thousand and eight when we had over two hundred opposition supporters killed so it's amazing that is even a presidential candidate when really he should be facing charges for genocide but this is where we army colonel who directed those massacres is the agriculture minister so i mean if that doesn't say. you know. exactly how it is that they view. i mean i think we our standards are so law that people should be in jail are actually presidential candidates i think we have a lot to fix in our coun

it is not just a garden snake.d harm you if they want to eat you or whatever. >> yes they will. through men came in and pick up the snake off the property, off the mailbox. animal control police the snake would likely a pet that somehow got away. >>> a man who risked his life to save others and he is being remembered as a family man, a wonderful neighbor and a hero. a memorial service was held for 52-year-old ralph, he collapsed and died at the gym earlier this month from a heart attack. he leaves behind a wife and three children, along with a group of grateful neighbors. he led his family to safety when the fire began. and he went back to the neighborhood. he banged on doors, and windows, he jumped over fences, all to alert people who were asleep at the time about the fire danger. they sent letters to him afterwards, showing their appreciation. >> he woke everyone up. he saved us. thank you. what else can i do? i had to do that. if they didn't get out, how would i feel? >> he is married with three children and the

and now the snakes kill the him now the question the very important question what is next after are the sun the deaths this is a very important thing the situation in yemen well due to the rate will this who will continue will the wall will continue this answer should be this question should be unserved by the yemeni people yet many people should be now the one who handled the solution the one that they stop the war and the one who'll stop that coup how come it's there is a lot of you know solution and yes who is that the many people should be will she talk about this in detail to our call so i want to be back to president solace as a nation now that he is that. his loyalists have no more leader do you think they will start fighting each other and fight. for power. here is we still who we are in the won't you know into the rule and also do you know room so the world isn't stopped this side yemen and also inside yemen so if it will be worse than that. then what had been to now nothing was that that done what does it have been in the now it's how can we stop this was how can we stop t