i'm sharon gaffney, these are the top stories. backtracking in the wake of a political firestorm, donald strip -- donald trump says that he misspoke when he failed to hold vladimir putin to account for russian meddling in the race to the white house. iraq,tests continue in the prime minister vows to fight corruption. public anger over power and water shortages have spread to wider discontent, posing a huge challenge to the leadership. on the 100th anniversary of his birth, former south african president nelson mandela is remembered. he remains a global icon for peace and for his decades long struggle against apartheid. we will be hearing more from our correspondent. and later on, we will be joined by catherine bennett for the business news. she will be looking at the eu's huge fine on google over its android is this. business. ♪ after unleashing a storm of disapproval, donald is trying to calm the waters over his failure to hold vladimir putin accountable for meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential elections . monday trump stunned

so what did sharon do? she doubled down. >> it's so obvious you have a bad drinking problem. you know, you just look at aooky and you think, maybe you got a little problem. i hope it's drink and it's not dementia and something else that can't be cured. no, i'm serious. >> mrs. o. is definitely team meghan. sharon admits she doesn't know thomas markle personally but she definitely has an opinion. >> he looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, so, if it's a duck, it's just my point of view what i get paid for. >> meghan's half-sister samantha lashed out at sharon saying, that old hag can shut her mouth. >> my sources tell me thomas markle isn't a big drinker. the reason that he's overweight and what he prefers more than alcohol is junk food. >> "e.t.'s" royal expert katie nicholl says the royals' strategy in dealing with meghan's family, is to not dignify anything they say with a response. this comes as thomas was just seen out solo for his birthday. the 74-year-old went to mcdonald's, shopped at best buy and returned late to his l.a. motel. >> i don't think there are any concret

nejra: adam cole from rbc and sharon cole from -- sharon down from goldman sachs. is the u.s. at full employment, not according to drop how. and the s&p close to a record high. we discussed the start of earnings season. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm nejra cehic in london. let's get the bloomberg business flash. taylor: u.s. aluminum tariffs are taking a bite out of earnings as the nation's largest producer. alcoa has been hit with millions on material it produces mostly in canada. cited higher energy costs and lower aluminum prices for the cut. >> we are reducing our outlook to reflect the recent market prices, tariffs on imports, increased energy, and operational impact. still: unilever is feeling the effects of a strike in brazil that held back sales. underlying has said sales grew one point 9%, compared with analyst estimates of 2.2%. the maker cited the effects of a labor dispute in the latin american country, where truckers walked off the jobs earlier this year to protest rising fuel prices. what we say

sharon, take my picture. sure. hey, sharon, shoot this sunday school. sure.es, i'll be in sunday school. so i shot this guy's sunday school class. three years later he's like, i've got this great job. i want you to get the job. it paid me $5,000 for a day. so all i can say is you don't know what you do until you do it. and then kind is the best thing we can all do for each other. be kind. that's what happened. [ applause ] >> use this mike from now on. >> i didn't think i had an fbi record when i started, but -- i hope -- i don't know actually. but my story began without even knowing i'd end up in the white house. i was a newspaper photographer. i was also a photographer of the associated press for eight years covering every story you can think of from campaigns to sports. and the 2000 campaign rolls around. basically it began as an assignment. i was the last one to get the assignment. you're covering texas governor george w. bush. okay. let's do it. so -- but actually, my desire to pursue the white house didn't really start until after the election. you migh

first part to sharon. sharon can you talk about what it is like to transition from film to digital and what that did to your flow and process? and lauren, are you ever concerned about was cams and perpetual presence of cameras from taking away future jobs in your role? >> you know as good as the -- are you only as good as the last shot you did. it is competitive. it is to do the best job. you can't worry about other photographers. you worry about doing your job, if you do it good are you going be therefrom if you start messing up, maybe not. the more camera, i think it is better. of course at some p. point you can't have a camera for something. if i forget my cam a i'm dying. ly not use my phone camera. it is not a camera, so i don't use it. i broke my little camera before i came out here: i was so sad about it. i have seen some pictures of some in here and i brought my cell phone on. so when i go home tomorrow, what am i going do, i will be down at the camera shop. the computer thing with the cam a we hav

but it was the politician sharon who put the reality on the ground. the day he was elected second time with prime minister this very important evening he called me to bring him next day my met. with michael about the disengagement not to sit with him but to give him his because my name was that he and if you ask me how i did the map i would say ninety builds in big talk in my consideration demography to three percent holy sites and maybe seven a percentage only secure with my vision was that if we would like to keep. to which democratic state we cannot enjoy the luxury of having all of the star in very slowly because the mogul feel it's the most deterministic fact thought. at the moment. as the main political force behind the erection of the war it fell to israeli prime minister sharon to allay the fears of israel's backers good fences make good neighbors he told us president george w. bush astutely quoting american poet robert frost. good words can make. goes all over the world see the war between me and my. friends. but palestinians and israelis hav

hello and welcome to another edition of our environmental eco at africa my name is sharon my money from nairobi kenya and joining me from the other side of the continent is my colleague hello hello sharon and hello to kenya and one welcome to our viewers. at the conservation foundation in lagos nigeria thanks for chiming in to our pan african and european environmentalists. here's what we have coming up on the show today. this week we'll be heading to south africa to find out what's being done to help endangered sea horses. we'll go to rwanda to meet a woman who creates jewelry from waste. and then we will show you a pretty artful solution to the problem of water hyson in the. sea horses mysterious and magical marine animals threatened with extinction in many parts of the world scientists in south africa trying to do something to save these tiny cute creatures then developed a method to observe them in the ocean. sea horses are incredibly well come of. that protects them but makes it hard for researchers to find them and tell them apart. scientists in south africa have found a way of ma

, music from the war on drugs, an all new "jokes seth can't tell", featuring the 8g band with gil sharone. ♪ [ cheersnd applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late ght." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. according to the "new york times", the fbi today the office of president trump's personal attorney michael cohen and took records related to payments to adult film star

sharon, shoot this picture. sharon, shoot this sunday school class. weeks later, i have a great job. it pays $5,000 for the day. you don't know what you do until you do it. being kind is the best thing we can do for each other. be kind. that's what happened. [applause] >> i did not think i had an fbi record when i started. i don't know, actually. my story began without knowing i would end up in the white house. through my background, i was a newspaper photographer and i was also photographer with the associated press for eight years, covering every story you could think of from campaigns to sports. the 2000 campaign rolls around, and it began as an assignment. i was the last one to get the assignment, and you know -- you are covering texas governor george w. bush. ok. but my desire to pursue the white house didn't start until after the election. you might remember the recount. [laughter] >> yeah, i blame everything on the recount, because if the election had been decided that night, i don't think i would have ended up where i was. during the recount,

epperson joins us now with more sharon, what are many so of the common myths about social security iean, a lot of people think it's best to claim social security early for benefits. >> a lot of people think i've worked hard. i need to get my social security as soon as i can because it's my money, and the earliest that you can claim social security is at age 62 more than a third of americans actually claim it at 62. 34%, according to the social security administration, and 57% claim it early to find out what your full retirement age is, you need to go to ssa.gov. it's based on when you born, and it's not what most people think may be the retirement age. you need to real check it out. >> interesting another one you should claim your benefits at 65. people think that's the ideal retirement age does the social security administration agree with that >> not for many people working today. for many people working today the current full retirement age is 66 or 67. 65 is the age that you need to look at for your medicare coverage. >> oh. >> but that's not the full retirement age according to

next to sharon is eric draper. [applause] eric served as president george w bush's chief at order for for the entire eight years of the bush presidency, photographing him daily during his activities at the office, abroad, and in his personal life. he was eventually named daschle assistant to the president -- special assistant to the president and the first white house photographer to be named a commissioned officer to the president. [applause] , eric alsotenure directed the photographic and archival conversion of the white house photography office from film to digital. leastst but certainly not , lawrence jackson. [applause] certainly. certainly not. spent his career working as a virginia pilot for 10 years, covering sports and news before joining the associated press in boston in 2000. he transferred to the d.c. bureau in 2002 where he covered capitol hill, the white house, and major sports teams for seven more years. he became an009, official white house photographer for the obama administration, where he stayed

our sharon katsuda is heading to the refinery. we )ll have no word on what the incident is. we are heading to the refinery right now. we'll have a live report as soon as she arrives. we want to go to see what the a area. it will keep any of the chemicals or issues that could effect the air quality to stay close to the ground. the winds will pick up as we go into the afternoon at about 10 to 15 miles per hour around that area. we'll continue to monitor that throughout the day. we also have low cloud cover. we'll talk about that coming up in the forecast. >>> and as far as the roads go so far we are following something that could turn into an issue. this is along highway 17 right near the interchange. a possible wrong way driver. it has not turned into anything. chp is trying to figt appears to be a vehicle in the slow lane. hopefully they are able to reach that dything can happen. a quick check of your troo-- dr times. you're only looking at about seven minutes. ville that coming up. back to you. >>> developing news in thailand now. an update that changes the urgency of this

but it was the politician sharon who put the reality on the ground. the day he was elected second time with prime minister this very important evening he called me to bring him next day my met. with michael bowed to disengage from it not to sit with him but to give him his because my name was that he and if you ask me how i did the map i would say ninety bills in big book in my consideration demography to three percent holy sites and maybe seven a percentage only secure with my vision was that if we would like to keep as a huge democratic state we cannot enjoy the luxury of having all of palestine very slowly because the mogul field is the most deterministic fact thought. at the moment. as the main political force. high in the erection of the wall fell to israeli prime minister sharon to allay the fears of israel's backers good fences make good neighbors he told us president george w. bush astutely quoting american poet robert frost. good words can make. goes all over the world see the war between me and my. friends. but palestinians and israelis have

sharon stone was not the only one he was gushing over last night. lindsey vonn.rview and said, wow. but she was with her man. sorry, sam. he was seeing all the sights. >> coming up -- jenna dewan bares all after the split in tatum. >>> why is in dancing pro getting serious hate from fans? >>> tom his mission impossible castmates. how much do they know about each >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we are everywhere. on every platform every what's the mascara lash paradise from l'oréal. my lashes look amazing! ...fuller and longer! no wonder there's one sold every 5 seconds. see what your lashes are missing: try lash paradise mascara from l'oreal paris. >>> jenna dewan is single, sexy, and loving it, getting all kinds of naked in her new photo shoot. and she opens up about the decision to split from channing tatum, telling "women's health" magazine, quote, i want what's best for myself and my daughter. in this case, it was a parting of ways. >> she looks incredible. jenna also says as a dancer she's used to wearing nothing. >> or actually nothing in this case. she h

resources you would be surprised my name is now to come to you from lagos joined by my colleague sharon from ny will be kenya hi sharon will mind your coming to you from nairobi kenya and we're looking forward to showing more green ideas this week here's what we have prepared in this edition of eco us africa will be visiting a tree nasseri in zimbabwe that's aiming to time kids into conservationists going to south africa to find out why i'm to nubs a big recessions and visiting us through these companies doing good deeds to step out of school grain for. deforestation is taking place at an alarming rate in many parts of the world among the wost hits countries in africa out my geria the democratic republic of congo and tanzania and yet forests play every title role in the battle against climate change the lives of more than one point six billion people wild wide depend on them this topsoil or ocean and maintain supplies of clean drinking water. so a true mastery in zimbabwe is getting kids involved in replanting and opening their eyes to just how important. their future. here in zimbabwe

sharon earns her living making handicrafts which she sells on the streets. this would have been unthinkable just a few years ago shearing was a drug addict she was hooked on crystal meth for eight years her father was also an addict he introduced into alcohol when she was a child so she's nothing that silo my father fermented his own wine when i was a child. but he was then when i was six he gave me a glass of wine for the first time that he how i became dizzy and it was very strange. and then i started dancing so it somehow clicked for me at the time but even that's when my addiction began. it was easy for sure and to get hold of drugs as an adult even though along with alcohol they were forbidden in this theocratic state. house for us. i learned that you can get anything anywhere drugs and alcohol as. much. our young people start with drinking and then come the drugs. it's very easy to get drugs and alcohol. that's there are a lot of drug dealers especially in the southern part of tehran. but also in the center. for sun is moving. the government ignored th

and sharon was invited to appear on a talk show. this was unthinkable just a short time ago. the moderator probably can't believe that he can talk about this on t.v. . and the. official figures put the number of drug addicts in iran at one million. the unofficial figures said to be much higher but. what is known is that thousands of liters of alcohol are confiscated and destroyed every year and that the health ministry has opened a detox clinic but we are told that most often addicts are simply locked away. the non-governmental activities in tehran are impressive in the south of the city aid organizations care for the plentiful addicts living on the street. the volunteers offer more than just a warm meal. was saying it's not our goal to just feed those who are forced to live on the streets the meals are a means to make contact with the drug addicts to gain their trust. yes it gives them hope that someone is there for them. and says that the soft thanks they have reached many this way to help them get off the streets and get clean those who manage it are celebrated each year.

thank you for tuning in to today's program upon africa and the european environmental show my name is sharon a minute from nairobi kenya and here's what's coming up in the show today. we'll be visiting have a popular living and shopping complex in nairobi which has introduced a summer hike in our system. then we move on to the german city of hama whether trying to eliminate coffee to go cups and we moved the originally came from coming soon the moment of activist was cruising public awareness about plastic and just like. footprints right here in nairobi actually not very far from where i'm standing that infinity is an integrated residential retail i'm a business complex you find to be and i mentally friend me it's time to start a system one of the biggest in africa what's more building materials have been locally sourced as much as possible. even when she's making her tea at the sight of a be. rediscovering the benefits water cost thirty percent less than it used to that's quite a savings when any has been living in garden city in the north of the king of capital nairobi since late last year

and k t n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with you. thank you mel a tad thank you to all of you as if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to our social media post the address is a pop up in just a moment and the end credits thank you for watching us today until next time it's good bye my name is sarah money from nairobi kenya. during the day just to fish and at night millions of stars. northumberland england is one of europe's darkest regions and that's the way gary file swanson. from the homebuilder observatory explores lactic worlds and invites others to share his fascination with the stars. and the demon spawn of g.w. . or more or. they make a commitment. they fall. short or. africa on the moon. story. east coast people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent. d.w. is a multimedia series for africa. t w dot com africa on the move. iran ones and insulated the city now a major power in the middle east to runs conflicts continues to gro

crew, american eagle, many of them. >> thanks for the advice, sharon. >> my pleasure >>> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead and luxury listing. we take a tour inside a miami we take a tour inside a miami mega mansion, where even the 800 gallon fishtank can withstand hurricanes fixodent and forget it. >>> are you in the market for a new home, looking for something with a little bit of character how about something that has the essence of braveheart? robert frank has more. >> for just under $20 billion this estate in greenwich, connecticut, is the former home of mel gibson who bought it while filming "braveheart. every inch of the 16,000 square foot residence has a middle ages feel from the great room with stained glass windows to the library's oak paneling even the game room feels medieval check out the walls of the breakfast room >> the murals aput in by the owner before mel gibson, a close friend of picasso and very much entrenched in the arts community. >> the 15-bedroom residence also has a movie theater, where gibson screened his own film out back there are four formal ga

and k t n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with. thank you mel a tab thank you to all of you as if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to our social media post the address as a pop up in just a moment in the end credits thank you for watching us show us today until next time it's goodbye my name is sarah my money from nairobi kenya. you are the be. the be. the be the be the be the be the be . the be. the big. the big to a. more. cause for. the mushroom interests above. the twenty. the beer installers the book form insists the best. the brave concerts every weekend the bean counters the boss fighting for the cakes to kids in the world. here's what's coming up. on w o they do the film superhero on a mission to challenge smart women smart smart street a legend isn't buying no means miss out on are increasingly dangerous stuff. made from. you tube. this is day to. caucus like his victory in pakistan's general election international cricket star has appeared o

thank you sharon and i won't come from lagos nigeria to all of you our viewers out there we have an exciting collection of reports about nature and the environment today taking us as usual to both africa and you will hear what we have lined up today. make you provide our environmentally friendly your company could have walked have come up with a green solution. cool technology our farmers be carrying our use of a barbecue we have no pressure while the market and plastic we're living with look at your good supermarket trying to do away with plastic argued. in court divide that ivory coast more than half the population makes a living from i we call it the country is the world's largest exporter of cocoa beans and also grows coffee and fruit. most farmers use chemical plant live on their fields because it's quick and easy. but one company is leading the way making all not all ghani. and it's. moving to be a big thing that we want to find out why. looking for the laser from organic west is an idea that sylvia had three years ago he's convinced dozens of companies to given their food with so that

and k t n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with you. thank you mel a tad thank you to all of you as if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to us social media post the address is a pop up in just a moment in the end credits thank you for watching us today until next time it's goodbye my name is sarah my money from nairobi kenya. moves of the world's largest police organization interpol. in recent years because for operating with antagonistic cska and speak is a. form of crime in terms of some would seem the super police or. how independent are the international criminal cleese really interpol who controls the world police . fifteen minutes long d.w. . sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bio capital. that man famously ellis and the likes of an imbecile is a valuable thug left in the enemy one. million living costs he was fascina

for tuning into today's program i promise to come and the european environmental show my name is sharon a minute from nairobi kenya and here's what's coming up in the show today. with the visiting the popular leaving a shopping complex in nairobi which has introduced a summer hybrid power system. then we move on to the german city of hama over whether trying to even its coffee to cool cups and what we need to regiment make it from coming to the environmental activist group think public awareness about plastic and use like. puppets right here in nairobi actually not very far from where i'm standing that in fifty years an integrated residential retail i'm a business complex if i'm to be and i'm to be friend me it's my peers filesystem one of the biggest in africa what's more building materials have been locally sourced as much as possible. even when she's making her tea at the sight of the be ada money is already surviving the benefits water cost thirty percent less than it used to that's quite a savings when amy has been living in garden city in the north of the king of capital nairobi s

and katie n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with. thank you mel a tad thank you to all of you as if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to our social media post the address is a pop up in just a moment in the end credits thank you for watching us show us today until next time it's goodbye my name is sarah my money from nairobi kenya. oh i'm. going to. be called marsh. they're ready to risk everything for a new life. marry no one found me and see themselves as men in women's bodies. clothes having a sex change. and play soccer how does that affect their lives on and off the field. subsistence for closer to the among. all the more strokes. dr. we make up about three quarters of our folks that under budget we are the seven seven percent. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of the african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform of africa charge. no just couldn't get this so

and k t n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with you. thank you miller tabak thank you to all of us if you have any questions or ideas that he would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to our social media post the address is a pop up in just a moment in the end credits thank you for watching our show today until next time it's good bye my name is sarah money from nairobi kenya. during the day just a few. and that night millions of stars. northumberland england is one of europe's darkest regions and that's the way gary files once it. from home built observatory he explores galactic worlds and invites others to share his fascination with the stars the romance and thirty minutes on. board. i am. i am moving on be told. his work. is for to know. the maestro and contributor. to mom twenty two. so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sarah will. no sir stuff. just think this is going to be the most incredible. musicians and conductors. and shows just how diverse classical music can be a certain. so

katie n sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with you. thank you mel a tab thank you to all of you as if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can do so on our website or by responding to our social media pulls the address as a pop up in just a moment in the end credits thank you for watching our show today until next time it's goodbye my name is sarah my money from nairobi kenya. feel. free. to. show care for the twenty first century. any ill treatment and unique interpretation. attending concert in the world of a young piano. parts twenty one presents dining in a tree for nothing. in thirty minutes on. board or. be a and be a big fan be true to. his work. as for to know. the maestro and treatment. beethoven speech to prod twenty teams. it starts to laugh. make them from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique will say that you asked last so you don't write it's all people call me dated april. as it early so i often talk about these folks and that by a littl

burning charcoal which is harmful to both the environment and the people that are using it but now sharon will take you to not africa to tunisia to be precise. that's right i went there has come up with a clever business idea to use the waste from dates production by telling it to wonderful. accessories it's a way of reducing trash even if this trash is a gothic. community. isn't after the fruit of tunisia's date palms. instead she collects fallen leaves seeds and branches. for her it's not waste it's material for her artwork. she's an artist and environmentalist. to date palm waste is usually left to rot in the sun. but. uses it to create beautiful objects. she started her business in two thousand and eight. the artist is currently making a set of tables. from wood de pits and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. you can see you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end

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professor sharon naismith. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. trip to the uk. this is him arriving earlier to blenheim palace, the stately home that was home to sir with the will. this is shots of him obviously being greeted by prime minister theresa may. he is their dining with 150 invited guests —— there dining. in london, we are expecting huge protests tomorrow as a result of his visit. 60,000 people have signed up for protests in central london. of course, on the agenda between president trump and theresa may will be brexit. he's already been revealed in an interview published by the sun newspaper what he things of brexit, he doesn't believe it's a good dealfor the of brexit, he doesn't believe it's a good deal for the uk. of brexit, he doesn't believe it's a good dealfor the uk. we will leave you with some of the pictures of the p°mp you with some of the pictures of the pomp and circumstance is that greeted donald trump and melania as well —— the sun newspaper. hello there. it's hotting up as we head on into the weekend, particularly across

sharon. sharon: close the casket. steve: close the ca-- [laughter] close the casket. zach.rave. steve: spit on the grave. [cheering and applause] david. david: do not show up. steve: do not show up. family: play. we want to play. jason: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] aaron, name something a wife might do at her cheating an

and i remember sharon because of how persistent she was in insisting that communities of other art -- color are together. we cannot win when we are divided. we cannot win when we fight over scraps. we can only win when we are in coalition with each other. i remember the class that she used to coteach with my former boss at chinatown community involvement centre, and the work that they so intentionally dead to bring our community together. i still hold those words dear to my heart today. it was an incredible loss for both of us and many of us were in this room when she passed away in january. she has proved yourself as chair of the budget committee over the last two years, and as many members of the public have noted, has been an incredible advocate in taking on one of the most difficult issues in this country today. which is how local police work and how we can ensure everyone feel safer when they see a police officer walking down the street. and what that actually means. i think that that is an ambitious goal, a challenging goal, but when you have truly taken on. many of us have shie

gil sharone is here, e [ cheers and applause ] thanks so much for being here, gil!> seth: our first guest tonight is a very funny comedian and actress you know from her breakout role in "girls trip." she stars alongside tracy morgan in the new series, "the last o.g.", which airs tunights on tbs. please welcome to the show tiffany haddish, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show! >> hgood with them drums, ma >> seth: he's really good. >> yeah! that was making my song move. >> seth: that was fantastic. i'm so -- >> congratulations to you!et >> thank you so much! that's so kind of you to say. >> you're a two-time baby daddy with one baby momma, thas good. >> seth: that's right. that is good. [ laughter ] that's good. that's how she insisted we did [ laughter ] i want to say congratulations tu you on allsuccess. you've had an incredible couple of years.09 and we met, - >> yes. >> seth: and this is a photo you brought when you auditioned for "saturday night live" in 2009. >> yes >> seth: and do you want to explain what was going on in this pictur

it does not want them back the only thing the parties have done is divide us so salvador say ha sharon's communal lands commissioner not just here but in the entire country the whole thing when they kick these people out all the politicians in the policeman they kick them out in two thousand and eleven because much of the anticipate can be traced back to the situation in the early part of the decade when the surrounding area was dominated by illegal loggers who clear cut local forests and hauled out dozens of truckloads of logs each week with the protection of a local drug cartel in the collusion of corrupt police and local politicians so they drove out those the police and the politicians and then the illegal logging stopped because the people wanted their environment their local environment to be nice and not have the illegal loggers there and then for it because there was no politician and police officers basically enabling their illegal activities had stopped a lot of problems with the managing communities of course has to do with managing one's medium of exchange you know the money

, music from the war on drugs, an all new "jokes seth can't tell", featuring the 8g band with gil sharone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. according to the "new york times", the fbi today raided the office of president trump's personal attorney michael cohen and took records related to payments to adult film star stormy daniels. fortunately, it didn't take them too long to find it. [ laughter ] today was john bolton's first day as national security advisor, which means that this guy now has to sit in the balcony alone. [ laughter and applause ] "i don't like him anyway!" president trump this weekend defended controversial epa administrator scott pruitt tweeting, quote, "scott is doing a great job." of course, he might have just been tweeting from the toilet again. [ laughter and applause ] "i'm a fan of his many plies." [ light laughter ] president trump tweeted this morning that

he attacked us in 2016, that is why he is trying to attack as the sharon 2018. that is why there are ongoing operations against the u.s. and the american public. anyone who reads there intelligence briefing knows. that is why putin is planning to attack the u.s. 2020 election already. that is why the men and women of this country unanimously and without any regard to party, unanimously understand that this against the united states in 2016. that is why dan coats antennas to the press went today, not six months ago, today, and reaffirmed "our assessment of meddling in the 2016 election and ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine atop theracy" remained u.s. intelligence agency. this is selling down to and discord in america. we should not sugarcoat this. vladimir putin has propped up by a band of oligarchs every bit as fake as he is. his fake democracy will not give fair and equal elections. an eyer putin keeps regret on the press. these are not matters of dispute on one hand and the other. the russian people know who vladimir putin is. the leaders of political and