MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRRESPONDENT: Yes, let me read exactly what is on these new signs that are going up not just at the Grand Floridian, but all of the other properties that are on that lake front there. They read, quote, "Danger, alligators and snakes in the area. Stay away from the water. Do not feed the wildlife." In addition to the signs going up, crews are putting these wood posts spaced out all along the water front. Again, not just at the Grand Floridian, and that they are stringing ropes in between. We're being told by Disney that these steps are actually temporary measures while they still work on what the more permanent fix is going to be. They also say going beyond this, they are training their employees more about alligators and also will be educating their guests more about alligators. Interesting to point out, the fencing is there to prevent the people from going into the water. Not the alligators. So that raises question. Netting might be there in the future to stop alligators. Experts have opinions on whether that is effective. One thing is clear, if you look at YouTube, no shortage of guest videos that shows them interacting. I should point out, though, that the tragedy that happened is extremely rare. There have been two alligator fatalities in the entire state in the last year and this is the first ever at Disney World. The only other attack was back in 1986 when a person was bitten. That person survived -- Jim.</s>JIM SCIUTTO, CNN ANCHOR: Martin Savidge, thanks very much. Many Republican donors still refusing to fund Donald Trump and the GOP is concerned about down ballot races, they are bringing a powerhouse back on the campaign trail.
Disney Adds New Gator, Snake Warning Sings to Lagoon