their health care providers sixteen german health insurers work with the app but computer hacker martin cheers ish says it's not secure at the chaos communication congress i t share he shows the security gaps. so the facts show that even if we want to we cannot safely store health data if you take this knowledge and fast forward to the future this tells us that electronic health will not be able to be saved safely. so. the goal of the chaos computer club is to expose the risks and side effects of electronic communication they especially want to warn children and young adults. especially here in germany you can observe many negative side effects of digital i say sion and we hardly enjoy any positive effects we want to think about how we can assign a positive and life affirming utopia with this phenomenal technology which isn't cause i think. around sixteen thousand guests are expected at the i t share which runs till sunday in leipsic. now as twenty comes to an end we're looking up back at some of the highlights of the w.'s yeah one story took us aboard a bus with a difference in afghanistan im

okay. >> well, i'm very close with jimmy. [ laughter ] >> seth: martin short, everybody. [ cheers andu won't" is on tour now. for more information, go to stevemartin.com. we'll be right back with brian tyree henry, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ finally got me ben. what's that rick? the clarke st street crater, the mother of all potholes, for decades its tormented the people of this town, they've tried to fill it but it always returns, got me good. but you know state farms got you too. yeah. you hear that, you ain't nothing! are you trash talking a pothole? yup. yeah i am. go with the one that's here to help life go right. ♪ he's gonna do it! ♪ you gotta see this! ♪ owen's gonna do it! ♪ i got him. ♪ come on, come on, come on! alright! come on, come on! come on! yeah! ♪ so how about another game? opportunity is everywhere. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our next guest is a tony and emmy-nominated actor you know best from his role as paper boy on fx's "atlanta." he stars in steve mcqueen's "widows" which

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, martinhort, from "widows," actor brian tyree henry, music from amir obe, featuring the 8g band with caitlin kalafus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. th is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] thank you. fantastic. in that case, let's get to t news. according to cnn, president trump had no idea th first lady melania trump was going to issue a statement calling for the firing of deputy nationalecurity adviser mira ricardel and was furious that an internal matter was now public. said melania, "yeah, it really i sucks whente things become public, doesn't it?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] president trump yesterday expressed his support for prison reform that would reduce certain mandatory minimum sentences. and i have to wonder about his motivation. because he also said that prisons shouldn'have walls. and they should serve kfc. and they should just be mar-a-lago. [ laughter ] [ applause ]

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cheers to 2018. >> thanks for joining me. i'm martin savage for fredricka whitfield.ng a good sunday. a as we countdown, the partial government shut down enters the ninth day and no sign of a deal. president trump appears to be set on blaming democrat, calling it the schumer shut down in a tweet. the white house appears to be changing its tune a little bit. saying the president wants more money for border security, not a wall. even the president's outgoing chief of staff john kelly saying trump's promise of a wall is not a wall. the stalemate highlighting the distance at least in language between democrats and the president who is standing firm saying he wants more than $1.3 billion the democratic leadership is offering. joining me now is sarah westwood at the white house has been tweeting and first he said he blamed

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cheers to 2018. >>> hello, thanks for joining me. i'm martin savidge. in for fredricka whitfield.shutdown. not a single day closer to a deal. as president trump and leading congressional democrats trade blame, more federal workers are sitting at home wondering when they're going to be paid next. the epa is the latest agency to run out of money. 14,000 of those employees now joining the more than 380,000 people already furloughed. nearly half a million other federal employees are working without pay. president trump also digging in his heels and upping the ante, threatening to shut down the entire southern border if democrats do not fully fund his border wall. cnn white house correspondent boris sanchez joins me from the white house where president trump will remain into the new year apparently, is that right, boris? >> yes, that's right. officials confirming to cnn president trump has decided not to join his family and first lady

[cheers and applause] what a great honor it is to be at the schomburg center thank you so much to saint martin'sress who puts the words on paper and to the first lady. wears a first lady? [applause] and two leah daughtry parents are here. i'm home. [laughter] and attitude. . >> can i just interrupt to say we are very lucky to have cecily tyson? [cheers and applause] . >> we started this process many years ago to the most amazing moments in history of international politics and we learned one day to fit that hierarchy of the campaign on the top and everybody else on the bottom floor so you can imagine that afternoon guess what? we decide to find yourselves an empty room that was open to everybody moving in politics ever since and election day november 6 changing the face of congress and the statehouse. [applause] . >> that was a lot to say. [laughter] . >> but it came after this particular meeting by one of our friends they thought based on what they had given to them for treatment we are for black women we like to go to this executive conference room we like to eat. what are all these people doi

trolls, martin short, anyone who lost to willie schumacher, rita pearlman, tom cruise, corgies that don't belong the queen, brainy smrf. beethoven, continue kel tinker f course, greg gutfeld. [ cheering tyrus -- >> i don't have a dog in this race. greg: that's my point. you don't care. there are no civil rights movements for the height challenged. >> we would have to set the bar too low. greg: greg: ba-boom. >> i'm no not small minded. every one of those people had a job and were successful. greg: except for tinker bell. >> what are you talking about. greg: she's not real. >> what? >> you don't know that. greg: that's true. >> she got to fly. greg: that's true. >> she made everybody happy. she sprinkled dust on you. greg: she ruined disneyland. we'll goat that later. >> i think you guys get a pretty good deal. the reason why i'm so unique -- greg: why? >> because none of my other brethren get a job. all the short people get it. they don't design chairs for us, hence my special chairs. have you seen me in airplanes, being harassed by short guys with a camera. i think you've got it pretty good. p.i think before you start cry, you guys are doing pretty good to be short. i mean, i felt l

cheering and waving those flags. the bush family, including grandchildren jenna and barbara, waving back through the window. thousands of mourners streaming into st. martin's. ♪ ♪ >> that train has now arrived in college station and a flyover performing the missing man formation. it's a private ceremony for a man who served the public most of his life. >> it's been a really special week this week. learned a lot about bush sr. by the way, the public is invited to visit his grave site at the presidential library starting this weekend. >> we saw many people from the public came out both in washington and houston. i'm guessing his grave site will be honored by quite many people as well. >> i'm sure it will. >> all right. that's it for us this half hour. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. ♪ >>> making news in america this morning, actor kevin hart stepping down overnight as the host of the oscars under fire for anti-gay tweets he's made in the past. what he's saying now. >>> the deadly storm triggering a state of emergency. mudslides and snow are shutting down highways. a passenger jet skidded off the runway. the boat and i

martin's episcopal church that afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum. >> next, vermont senator bernie a response fort the progressive movement, laid out in his new book, "where do we go from here." [cheering and applause] senator sanders: thank you. thank you very much for coming out tonight i think we will have fun. i will speak for three or four hours. [laughter] then the early morning hours you can have some questions. the book that i wrote is kind of a personal narrative it is behind the scenes book about my feelings and it turned out to be, i did not plan it but it turned out to be a sequel to the first book that i wrote our revolution which brad was just mentioning. and the book begins ironically right here in washington d.c. on the night of june 14, 2016 and that was the night for all intents and purposes when the democratic presidential primary process and did. -- ended. the primary here in washington was the last primary from a long list. from our perspective in the campaign it really ended the week before in california. we had hoped to win in california which would have given us momentum going into the democratic convention. we started way behind and we worked really, really har

martin's episcopal church that afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum. >> next, vermont senator bernie a response fort the progressive movement, laid out in his new book, "where do we go from here." [cheering and applause] senator sanders: thank you. thank you very much for coming out tonight i think we will have fun. i will speak for three or four hours.