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featuring young thug and wale. and the legendary roots crew. questlove: 662, mississippi! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: that s what i m talking about. i feel the love! i feel the love. it s given right back to you guys. welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. you re here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. hey, i want to say, happy birthday to first lady melania trump who turned 47 years old today. [ cheers and applause ] she plans to celebrate with her loved ones, and donald. [ laughter ] they celebrated like they always do, making sure donald has something to unwrap, too, so he doesn t feel left out. [ laughter ] [ as donald ] it s my birthday too. [ laughter ] i saw that trump gave a shout out to maine governor, paul lepage during his speech today. listen to what he had to say about him. governor lepage of ....
date and here from the state attorney general suing exxon mobil as well as u.s. senator s pushing for a fossil free future. the koch brothers must be sent a message that their science, which donald trump has adopted, is just as bogus as a jury agreed from trump in diversity. amy: we will also hear from indigenous leaders fighting to protect the planet. maybe we as original people of the united states and people in canada, alaska, maybe it is time to exercise our sovereignty and our self-determination and serve papers on this president to deport him from this country because the laws that he is representing are not the natural laws that we are taught as native people. amy: from the street of the people s climate march and washington, d.c., all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. hundreds of thousands, if not more than a million people poured into the streets around , the world on saturday f ....
part in the people s climate march in washington and in solidarity rallies across the country. the protest marked donald trump s 100th day in office. we will air highlights from the date and here from the state attorney general suing exxon mobil as well as u.s. senator s pushing for a fossil free future. the koch brothers must be sent a message that their science, which donald trump has adopted, is just as bogus as a jury agreed from trump in diversity. amy: we will also hear from indigenous leaders fighting to protect the planet. maybe we as original people of the united states and peoeope in canada, alaska, maybe it is time to exercise our sovereignty and our self-determination and serve papers on this president to deport him from this country because the laws that he is representing are not the natural laws that we are taught as native people. amy: from the street of the people s climate march and washington, d.c., all that and more, coming up. welcome to democra ....
hundred 48 schools to save millions. it will relocate a proximally 27,000 students at the end of this month. the island s financial crisis has triggered an exit is to the u.s. for the white house today fired its chief usher. the first woman to hold the job and second african-american. the white house would not say why she was fired. the chief usher is the general manager of the white house and typically serves a long tenure. there have been just nine of them since the beginning of the 20 century. she took the job in 2011. global news 24 hours a day from our more than 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i m julia chatterley. scarlet: i m scarlet fu. joe: i m joe weisenthal. we are 30 minutes from the u.s.. scarlet: the s&p 500 at age two months i. joe: the question is, what d you miss? what d you miss? scarlet: we dig into the jobs report. wt ....
next, homeland security secretary john kelly looks at immigration laws and what can be done to make them stronger in the future. he spoke at an event hosted by the atlantic council for about 25 minutes. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today. as people are filling into the room, i will start giving the secretary a schedule. my name is jason, i m a director of the atlantic council latin american center and i d like to extend and especially welcome to secretary kelly, president, two or three task chairs, foreman for affairs maria, and ambassador. [inaudible] and the many investors joining yesterday. feel free if you want to take out your phones to treat using about this event, # central america now. it gives me great pleasure to announce that after a year of intensive deliberations today marks the findings of our northern triangle security economic opportunity task force which is now available on our website. this is a blueprint for how the us and the ....