staten island. >> he would tell me, look at the staten island hospital where 60 wild turkeys are taking over. >> quiteht. >> it is. >> to have a sense of humor. >> shocked by what i saw. locals say this is nothing knew. wild turkeys have been invading for nearly eight years. >> you wouldn't? >> no. >> he said that. and this year they are everywhere. >> part of the problem, they walk around the emergency room. they do become aggressive. bill: nice and clean. >> obviously. >> why can't i say this? showed up. that is christian preston, the director. his wild turkeys can be quite the headache. moreover there. the feds are taking action. viral conservation department will round of the birds and take them up state. >> of the animal sanctuary. owner says is already gotten more than 100. >> i can never say no. you know, once i heard about it. whatever the possibilities are. >> live here happily ever after. bill: the miguel the other side. the federal government will extend resources to round of turkeys and relocate them. why not? did you guys taste the turkey pot pie? look at that. delicious. >> lf that out o

staten island university hospital grounds, there are medical concerns. >> hospital is worried about people and patients coming in and dragging that into the hospital. >> they have been triggering traffic tie ups too. creek park where cars weaved around a mass of the winged birds. >> they stop traffic. they could cause accidents. >> reporter: usta will moving to capture 100 of these turkeys. they will bring them upstate to a sanctuary and if there is still trouble, they will get another permit to round up more. >> i like the nature of it. but it gets overwhelming i guess. >> reporter: they should be done sometime next week. on staten island, jessica schneider, cbs2 news. >>> outrage from parents at a florida school over its response to a threatening photo posted online by a student. the photo shows a masked student holding a bb gun with caption, going to the shooting range today. school. about two weeks ago officials and law enforcement investigated and found there was no credible threat but parents say the school did not acknowledge the picture until tuesday when it started spreading on social media. >>> it's hard to remember life before gps. now traffic apps not only alert you to real-time backups on the road, th