. >> reporter: what have we done to the everglades? >> the biggest thing we've done is drained it. >> and the elevator opens and mr. rogers is standing there. >> mason: and steve hartman with a

. >> reporter: what have we done he the everglades? the biggest thing we've done in drained it. >> and the elevator opens and mr. rogers is standing there. >> mason: and steve hartman with a timeless message at just the right time.

we're in the florida everglades with the massive proposal to

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. >>> back at 7:42 with a wild war in the florida everglades. >> ber over. is underway to get the pay on this population under control. there are government sponsored hunts. and kerry sanders is in the thick of it. >> reporter: this is a case of nature out of whack. somebody imported a python as a pet but then it got into big so they decided to release it in the everglades. the eggs hatch and now there's an estimated 100,000 snakes out here, and as you're going to see, some of them are huge. >> you sere if a make is moving. >> reporter: we're on the hunt for pythons with dusty crumb, nicknamed the wild man, he recently captured the largest p python in the everglades this the biggest danger? if he wraps around the man. >> that's a big snake. look at that. that's how we do it in the everglades, son. wild man. >> reporter: what was that like? >> the easiest way to equate it is wrestlemania. a battle between the heavy weights. >> reporter: at 130 pounds with the power to kill an alligator, they pay a dobounty for every snake. >> that i got a pretty good day for

. >> people here live between the everglades and the ocean, so the environment is always on our minds. >> reporter: last year, curbelo and florida democrat ted deutch co-founded the bipartisan climate solutions caucus. it now has 38 members in the house of representatives. >> it's what we call a noah's ark caucus. you can only join if you identify a member of the opposing party to join with you, so it kind of forces bipartisanship, and the caucus is equally republican and democrat. i never thought that we would grow so fast. >> reporter: curbelo's constituents are already living with the effects of global warming, such as high tides that reach higher every year and flood residents even on sunny days, depressing property values. they're experiencing the threats of rising sea levels, coastal erosion, loss of wildlife, the zika virus, all of which scientists say are worsened by climate change. curbelo supports continuing and expanding subsidies for carbon- free and renewable energy sources. >> most members of congress are open to this idea of the united states leading an energy revolutio

they dumped the pets in the everglades and then they are all over the place. michelle: they are mighty animals, ones that will attack a gator. jonathan: go after deer, gator, dogs, cats, anything. interesting way to make a buck. doug: they have other animals in florida. feral hogs, bears. wild place. we will see the end of the steady rain pattern get drizzly tonight and tomorrow. more heavy rain moving in this time tomorrow. get busy and give you a look at a blah camera. sometimes it's spectacular and the blue skies at national harbor. not so much. blah. rain, drizzle. low clouds. unseasonably temperat are 20 below average. we have steady rain from the district. you can see in the animation from life doppler. but it will diminish to patches of the light rain and drizzle. that will be the story overnight and for a piece of tomorrow. but tomorrow afternoon it changes. you can see at 7:30 in the morning a lot of rain regenerating over southwestern virginia. then it moves rapidly northeastward and it fills in. steady rain for second half of tomorrow afternoon rush

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explored caves in california, rolled down the white sand dunes in new mexico and ventured into the florida everglades, jumping through puddles. he said he quit smoking pot when he started a family and stopped boozing after the split. pitt acknowledged that drinking became a problem. >> he's getting rid of all that so he can basically look in the mirror and look himself in the eye. >> now fear of free of alcohol, he says he replaced wit cranberry juice and fizzy water, saying, i've got to cleanest urinary tract in all of l.a., i guarantee you. pitt's now living alone with his dog in his longtime hollywood home, but right after the breakup he slept on a friend's floor for a month and a half. >> this is the latest video of brad leaving the sculpting studio where he's been creating art. he was also spotted animatedly chatting with people outside. he says sculpting is the manual labor he needs right now. >> he just loves that hands-on act of creation and making something that wasn't there before. >> above all, family come first and he wants to improve his relationship with the kids saying, quote, it's hit

the program's goal is to slow down the growth of pythons in the everglades that are wiping out other wildlife. there are thousands of them out there. so this is good work. glad he is the man with this job. jonathan: it's gotten out of control in florida. all right. talk about what is out of control. talk about what is going on outside. steve rudin is joining us now and stormwatch7. you can see out the window. it's raining, steve. is this going to let up soon? steve: eventually it will slow down. university. a lot going on tonight around the d.m.v. we have the battle of the beltways. the last game in the series. and it's questionable whether or not the game will get going. if you are rushing down there for 7:05 for first pitch, you might want to slow it down a little bit. talk about the temperatures right now. temperature is 55 degrees at reagan national airport. remember yesterday i was at nats park. it was beautiful out there. it was also 21 degrees warmer. so a huge fall in temperatures compared to yesterday thanks to the cloud cover and the showers. most of the shower activity drif

it held the central florida area, the everglades. traded lackcally market first odors -- i never thought i would say black market for fresca. but thank you for the point. >> will you get a round of applause to our panel? we will head to a break. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] strategistslyrical discussed donald trump and how the mayfair in the humming elections. here is a brief look. there are structural reasons why, for the foreseeable future, our ended its will. the label democrat and republican while i'm not saying there will be a serious third party threat here, but what those labels mean is really what is up for grabs. and whether they mean anything at all is up for grabs. our political parties are like department stores. complicated, aggregations of a letter products and things. we live in an age when department stores are dying because people want to shop f

(from broll)praying over the infinite scenery of florida's everglades national park while showing off torso tattoo of a tornado.. perhaps the stark image is metaphor for the clarity brad says he now feels after weathering the storm of his family being quote "ripped apart"revealing for the first time inside gq style that he is six months sober. the fiercely private father of six was uncharacteristically candid saying quote i can't remember a day since i got out of college when i wasn't boozing or something... and truthfully i could drink a russian under the table with his own vodka. i was a professional. i was good.brad mentions his estrange wife angelina's name just once within in the extensive 40 page spread. pitt says he is in therapy after his quote "self-inflicted" family turmoil. he opened up as to why they are privately negotiating custody outside of court- quote:i was really on my back and chained to a system when child services was called... after that, we've been able to work together to sort this out...i heard one lawyer say, "no one wins in court-it's just a matter of who g

we are on the front lines as a professional snake hunter goes high tech to combat south florida florida's dangerous evergladesctor reid scott stops by to talk about his position on the hit show veep. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> as we take a live look at the bay bridge, it's monday, may 8th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> why not? we have to anyway. >> happy monday. did you have a good cinco de mayo. >> i can't remember. it was a long time ago. >> i'm looking ahead to this friday because my son graduates from college. >> just so exciting. my bank is appreciative of it. and my pocketbook. that's what i'm looking ahead to now. no looking back any more. >>> look at this beautiful clear view looking out over the bay bridge. we have clear skies everywhere to the immediate seashore. santa rosa in the 40s. otherwise, in the 50s. there's the satellite and radar which suggests we to have clouds on the approach for

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