>> reporter: in pinecrest, florida a novel approach for a pesky predicament. is this what you pictured? >> no, i did not realize how many there were, i mean, how big of a problem. >> reporter: trapper blake wilkins is usually out chasing reptiles. >> similar to the iguanas, you know, the peacock population has exploded down here. >> it is peacock overdrive. >> reporter: homeowner riva steinman says the beautiful majestic birds act like they rule the roost. >> they are an expensive nuisance. >> reporter: jumping on roofs, pecking at cars, damaging property, even stopping traffic. not to mention the noise. so many complaints, the village decided to act. the humane solution, peacock vasectomies. >> we'll leave the trap there. >> reporter: wilkins' team is tasked with trapping the peacocks. wrangling the peacocks is no easy task, but it's just the first step in the process. then exotic animal veterinarian don harris takes over.
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the culture. i think just because belichick is leaving, robert kraft wants to maintain the patriot way. this would be a kinder, gentler, more friendly face. pete: because that's the one thing you're definitely going to want to preserve, the ethos of that organization. will: during any -- my childhood, they were one of the worst franchises -- pete: terrible. will: and now they're in the same tier at the 49ers, packers, steelers. pete: all right, how about this? alabama hires washington's kalen deboer to replace nick saban, another huge one. will: for my money, nick saban is the greats coach of all time, college or pro, and the reason why i would say that is say ban had to change with a changing roost -- roster every two or three years. belichick had brady, so you lose what i think is the greatest coach, you and go to kalen
people very nostalgic for years when mario zagallo ruled the roost. to touch on his impact there is a good deal of instability in the future for the brazil national site does not look as buses perhaps some of those teams that mario zagallo was a part of. he those teams that mario zagallo was a art of. .. those teams that mario zagallo was a art of. ., . . , , part of. he would have absolutely hated it. part of. he would have absolutely hated it- he _ part of. he would have absolutely hated it. he was _ part of. he would have absolutely hated it. he was absolutely - part of. he would have absolutely hated it. he was absolutely in - part of. he would have absolutely| hated it. he was absolutely in love the brazilian national team. i talked to him in depth in 2006 about the fact that pele decided not to play the 197a world cup and zagallo who coached that's site just cannot understand it. he said, how can you pass on an opportunity to represent your country in something as important as this. i said to him, this is in 2006, some are selected you to play for brazil today, you still would? and he said, i wouldn't do much running around but i would still play. that is the kind man he was. he was nasty force of nature in football today has lost one of its true greats.
are going to get the credit when things work, the coaches are going to get the blame when things go wrong. and we've touched on this with zagallo really being underappreciated for what it is did as a coach in 1970. now, fernando diniz was a stand in while brazil were waiting for carlo ancelotti, the real madrid coach. we now know that ancelotti's not coming, so there's no need to have a stand in. diniz is also a club coach. he coaches fluminense who were recently beaten by manchester city in the final of the club world cup. so diniz has gone. we don't know who's coming in to replace him. so the brazil at the moment, they don't have a coach and there's all kinds of chaos going on in the brazilian fa. it's enough to make people very nostalgic for the years when mario zagallo ruled the roost and just to touch when mario zagallo ruled the roost. and just to touch on what mario zagallo might have made of it, simply because, as you say, tim, there is a good deal of instability and the future for the brazil national side does not look as blessed as perhaps some of those teams that mario zagallo was a part of. he would have absolutely hated it. he was absolutely in love with the brazilian national team. i talked to him in depth in 2006
significant move and potentially could invite some sort of retaliation from hezbollah, even though he was a hamas leader. hezbollah rules the roost in lebanon. what do you think will happen? >> yeah, look, i think the lebanese hezbollah is likely to respond to this in some shape or form. the israelis apparently took him out in downtown beirut. and in the car were two other people. i don't know who the third person is, but a guy, the spokesperson for hamas was also taken out, so it was at least a two-fer, so to speak. i believe that we are likely to see more of this, the israelis are likely to target other leaders where hamas has headquarters, qatar, turkey, and lebanon, and what a wider war
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