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According to the atomic energy act of 1946 and 54, anything related to the production or use of nuclear power is inherently classified. it emerged on thursday, via washington post scoop that classified documents relating to nuclear weapons were among the items fbi agents sought in the search of mar-a-lago. whats next? what about? what about hillary clinton? what about barack obama? eric trumps son of the trump -- on monday night. >> going back to hillary, theres a whole lot of other things. how ...

Decimating the forests . in 1946 just ten pairs of beavers were imported here from canada. the idea was to launch a new fur trade. no one realized how much damage beavers can do if left unchecked by predators. today, more than 100,000 beavers are ravaging patagonia. theres no easy solution. as cristobal arredondo from the wildlife conservation society is well aware.

Their relentless chewing is decimating the forests. in 1946, just ten pairs of beavers were imported here from canada. the idea was to launch a new fur trade. no one realized how much damage beavers can do if left unchecked by predators. today, more than 100,000 beavers are ravaging patagonia. theres no easy solution. as cristobal arredondo from the wildlife conservation society is

Their relentless chewing is decimating the forests . in 1946, just ten pairs of beavers were imported here from canada. the idea was to launch a new fur trade. no one realized how much damage beavers can do if left unchecked by predators. today, more than 100,000 beavers are ravaging patagonia. theres no easy solution. as cristobal arredondo from the wildlife conservation society is well aware.

Certainly. and, you know, again, i go back to how appalling this whole situation is, given the apparent lack of security that was applied at mar-a-lago and the -- which is kind of a semipublic facility and people in and out of there all the time. so, you have to wonder, that information or what else might have been compromised. one other point i want to make, laura, about, you know, the presidents authority to summarily declassify. there has been reporting from one outlet about the potential pre...

There has been reporting from one outlet about the potential presence of nuclear-related material in those holdings. nuclear material is governed by a different set of laws starting with the atomic energy act, i think, of 1946. its very, very restrictive. and presidents dont have carte blanche authority to declassify nuclear-related material. so, i think thats an important point. now, i say that, not knowing whether the nuclear material is among those holdings. >> that is such an important point...

Century and now this work has been restored by specialists. and the mural, in case you were wondering, was his way of paying the bill. danny savage has the story. in a traditional english bar in the hills of county durham is a unique work of art. a mural of dickensian frivolity, created by an artist who liked a drink. why did he do it? legend has it that hed run up a bar bill, basically for the gin that hed drunk while he was here. and he cant even remember painting the spider thats on the wall....

Which is a problem, because theyre not supposed to be here. their relentless chewing is decimating the forests. in 1946, just ten pairs of beavers were imported here from canada. the idea was to launch a new fur trade. no one realized how much damage beavers can do if left unchecked by predators. today, more than 100,000 beavers are ravaging patagonia. theres no easy solution. as cristobal arredondo from the