Residents in Mount Dora, Florida are seeing and recording monkeys out in the wild in their neighborhoods. Vernon Edward Crowfey III and Jayden Quanez Evans were arrested in Baltimore after doing a photoshoot in a mall parking garage featuring women holding exotic animals standing in a ring of fire. Some of the animals included a snake, tarantula, and baby spider monkey. Johnny Depp surprised people at Comic Con in San Diego yesterday. As they listened to carolers outside a snowy "Scrooge & Marley" storefront, Depp popped out in full costume as Ebenezer Scrooge. The boys chat about their experiences with sleepwalking.

An Australian woman has given birth to very rare identical quadruplet girls. Jenitar Sau Na’amoana conceived the girls naturally rather than through IVF. Tommy Lee was on Dax Shepard's podcast this week and told a story about what he and bandmate Nikki Sixx did when they ran out of heroin one night back in the '80s. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show to talk about the city's charter revision. 74 years after a Pan Am flight crashed into the water off Puerto Rico a search team has found the wreckage in the ocean. The Air/Sea Heritage Foundation and Discovery Channel’s "Expedition Unknown" found it at the bottom of the ocean using sonar.

The first trailer for "Avengers: Doomsday" is out. It is PACKED with all of the stars and superheroes that will be featured. President Trump's teleprompter operator is believed to have made tens of thousands of dollars by placing bets on dozens of Trump's speeches, on the prediction market Kalshi. A 27-year-old woman in New York City is going viral for pivoting to a career of locksmithing. She's also calling out male locksmiths, who she calls "creepy". A recent survey found 7% of people consider themselves a "very fast" walker, 29% think they're "somewhat fast", 12% say "somewhat slow", and 5% say "very slow". And 41% of us think we're much faster than other people. There's a raccoon in the Seattle area that's been going viral, because it's so recognizable. It's being called "Jimothy" and it suffers from short spine syndrome, which gives it an recognizable shape and posture. There have been few sightings and recordings. A guy known as Doctor Waffle posted a Reel on Facebook of little characters sharing a pear and a carrot.

Of all of the halftime performers, Justin Bieber REALLY performed live. He didn't lip sync like the others as he did a slowed-down, stripped-back rendition of his song "Everything Hallelujah" with his acoustic guitar. Madonna kicked off the FIFA World Cup halftime show in an extravagant pre-recorded performance with disco lights and dancers in a parking garage. She and others finally exited the tunnel into the live event for the final two lines of her song "Music". Two men are suing a North Dakota hospital after they say they were switched at birth 38 years ago. Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison claim a DNA test shows that they haven't been living with their biological families since birth and were born the same time in the same hospital. A man in Kansas City had to be rescued after he got stuck inside a portable toilet. He told rescuers that he was trying to retrieve something he had dropped inside it. What was so important?

Mark Hamill’s iconic lightsaber from “The Empire Strikes Back” has officially made some serious Star Wars history. The screen-used prop recently sold at auction for a whopping $3.75 million, setting a new record for the most expensive Star Wars movie prop ever sold. Things got a little chaotic at a Florida beach when the Blue Angels showed up for a very close flyover to promote an upcoming airshow. The powerful jets sent beach umbrellas flying, kicked up sand, and had chairs getting tossed around as beachgoers got a surprise reminder of just how much power those aircraft have. Meanwhile, new research suggests that cannibalism may be even worse for a population than previously thought. Scientists Michal Misiak from the University of Wroclaw and Petr Turecek from Charles University in Prague created a model showing that groups practicing cannibalism over long periods of time could experience increased illness and negative health effects. A Florida man also found himself in trouble after police say he tried to pull off a bizarre drug-test scheme. Surveillance video from the back of a police cruiser allegedly shows the man attempting to get rid of a urine sample bag and a fake device designed to help him cheat the test. And finally, a scary moment in Naugatuck, Connecticut, after a gas pump reportedly exploded. Thankfully, crews were able to respond quickly, but the incident serves as a reminder that even everyday tasks like filling up your vehicle can turn dangerous in an instant.

Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joined the boys for another round of Ask the Mayor. The trailer for a new movie about Sylvester Stallone's fight to play the starring role of his script "Rocky" dropped yesterday. The actor portraying him, Anthony Ippolito, has Sly's mannerisms and voice down. An elderly woman in Florida randomly received this new license plate: "SQZ - A55." And her friends in her retirement community encouraged her to keep it. A Maryland man is accused of stealing a cat from a pet store and then trying to rob a bank with the cat in hand. A very musical dad has gone viral on TikTok after posting a song with the comment, "Why use generative A.I. when my toddler can generate lyrics?" He plays all the instruments, and sings the lyrics how a toddler would say them.

A man in New York is recovering after a terrifying encounter with a beaver while swimming in Lake George. Brandon Shortsleeve was in the water with his brother and a friend when the beaver suddenly became aggressive and attacked. Fortunately, he's expected to be okay, but it's definitely not the kind of wildlife encounter you expect on a summer swim. Meanwhile, guys on social media are sharing the "girl flexes" they find most attractive, and the answers go well beyond looks. Some of the most popular responses include having a great sense of humor, being genuinely curious about the world, and one answer that's getting a lot of attention: being comfortable using power tools. In Tennessee, a 26-year-old man found himself in some serious trouble after allegedly breaking into a Walmart last Thursday. When police arrived, they discovered him completely naked and stretched out on top of a pallet of dog food. No word on why he chose that particular spot for his nap, but he was taken into custody. And in Somers, New York, police have had enough of people sneaking onto the abandoned IBM campus. The once-bustling corporate property has become a hotspot for urban explorers after going viral on social media, leading to dozens of trespassing arrests as officers try to keep curious visitors out of the vacant buildings.

New Fairfield State Representative Pat Callahan joins the guys in the studio for a conversation about what's happening locally and around the state. A viral video from 2024 is making the rounds online again, and we actually covered the story when it first happened. It's about a Washington woman who had been feeding raccoons near her home for years. Eventually, the furry visitors got a little too comfortable, and she ended up surrounded by nearly 100 raccoons all expecting a free meal. Meanwhile, in Anchorage, Alaska, a black bear made itself right at home after wandering into a shopping mall. The bear grabbed a peach to snack on, strolled into a barber shop, and, before making its exit, left behind an unwanted "gift" for employees to clean up. In Texas, a DoorDash driver showed incredible dedication after being run over by a suspect fleeing police. The driver had just stepped out of her car when she was struck, but despite the ordeal, she still managed to deliver the customer's order to the correct house. A 75-year-old Florida man is facing charges after allegedly pepper-spraying a family inside a pet store. Police say Marshall Avener became upset after asking some children if they wanted to pet his dog, only to be ignored. The situation escalated quickly, leading to his arrest. And finally, Mick Jagger recently appeared on the podcast Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, where he shared a surprising story about almost meeting Elvis Presley. According to Jagger, he had the opportunity years ago, but John Lennon talked him out of it, so the meeting with the King of Rock and Roll never happened.

Dozens of Dairy Queen locations across the country are closing their doors, so consider this your official Blizzard warning! The famous frozen treats first debuted at DQ back in 1985 and quickly became one of the chain’s most popular menu items. Fun fact: the first TV commercial for the Blizzard featured none other than legendary radio personality Casey Kasem. A grandfather visiting Yellowstone National Park had a terrifying encounter on Friday when he was charged by a bison and tossed about eight feet into the air. Photographer Mike MacLeod captured the wild moment on camera as the massive animal chased after the man. Meanwhile, some TV anchors in Chicago weren’t exactly impressed while covering a local man who recently broke a world record by walking with a balloon wedged between his knees. Instead of celebrating the bizarre accomplishment, they took the opportunity to poke fun at his unusual achievement. And finally, a new survey found that one in four people believe they could actually score a goal in a World Cup match. Whether that confidence is justified or not… remains to be seen.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors made a big decision this week, voting to allow Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes in the city. The move would create a new type of legal cannabis experience, similar to what visitors have seen in parts of Europe. Meanwhile, an antique mall in Kansas is hoping the public can help identify a repeat flower thief. The business says someone has been repeatedly stealing potted plants from the planters outside their storefront, and surveillance cameras recently captured a woman they believe may be responsible. A sheriff’s department in North Carolina is taking a futuristic approach to law enforcement by introducing a humanoid robot that could eventually be used during hostage situations. Officials say the robot could help communicate with suspects in dangerous scenarios while keeping officers out of harm’s way. A new documentary is also coming to Hulu this month called “My Grandfather Charles Manson,” which explores the infamous cult leader’s legacy through a very personal family connection. And finally, the great French fry debate continues. Lou and Ethan found themselves arguing over the best type of fry. Ethan is standing by steak fries, but Lou strongly disagrees, saying anyone who thinks steak fries are the best might need to reconsider their life choices—or possibly leave the country altogether.