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assault internally. >> internally, from the president? >> exactly. >> more than 200,000 computers across the world were infected by the global cyber attack. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, great to have you with us, i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now. north korea claiming a major nuclear success. they claim this latest test prooufrs it can put a large nuclear war head on a missile. that goal has been a key ambition. now, north korea also claiming it is capable of striking the mainland u.s., there's no independent evidence to support those claims. let's get the latest now from seoul south korea following the

story. there have been failures and successes, what more do we know about this particular missile and this rather bold move. >> reporter: this is being regarded as a major step forward for north korea. but big picture. let's put this into context. we know the goal is to develop a ballistic missile, a missile that's capable of reaching u.s. mainland. they have made claims before about having been able to put or being able to put nuclear war heads on their missiles, those claims haven't been able to be independently verified outside of north korea. what they've been working on two tracks at once and working on the missiles that deliver them. this latest test teaches us a lot about where the missile program is. u.s. officials, to be clear, say there's in indication this is not follow at all the pattern of

missile. it went higher and further than previous lawyers from north korea. it landed from chicago and analyst are saying it represents a step forward in terms of working that missile that they so want to have ready, george. >> it's not an acdm. again, this missile, it's the first test in north korea, rather, in south korea of the new president that represents a shift in policy. tell us more about how the new president is reacting to this. >> reporter: yeah, he's been in office for less than a week, so this is a test that comes quickly, but it certainly wouldn't be unexpected. this is exactly what the south korean president would knew he would face with with arch. he president moon p this is a departure over the last sten years in south korea.

they've had a longer headline. i represent a policy in greater technology. that's the platform he obtained on. you've got them go on down and evening. we're lock -- saying the possibility remains there if north korea changes its attitude, george. >> thank you for the reporting. now, to the main allies. say north korea is true, unforch that ear going to have it shutted. >> you should trade in infrastructure project, even though its delegation spokes person senior fellow. my colleagues anna asks him about china's influence. >> china has either little influence or a lot. they have a little influence if

they're going to try to use small means to influence. china has been on board with a number of u.s. sanctions, there are people who say they should do more. china strategically believes it's better off with a hostile nuclear arm with the po pencely. so he could have a huge amount of influence, if china were to say to the north koreans, we don't want you to have nuclear weapons and we're going to use all the means at our disposal, including cutting off, aid, trade, food, energy, to the point they'll come to believe that the regime is more capable of surviving without them than it is with them. right now, the kim family and the regime believe they're better off with nuclear weapons than without. until that changes, we'll see much more of the same. >> profes sore of political science a t the international

university. he joins us now in south korea. thank you so much for being a witness. so north korea has declared its latest ballistic missile test a success. so how do we gauge the progress made and whether it is, indeed, another step forward in the goal to carry a large nuclear war head on a missile that ultimately hit the u.s. mainland. >> right. so they say this kind of stuff a lot, about year and a half the north koreans told us they had developed hydrogen bomb, they lied. we need to be careful about they tell us, i think we should wait to see if they launched a missile that flies a long distance. most of these missile launches have been quite short range. they slide east. if they actually have an acbm that flies multiple pilots on that we need actual sing or

scandal. we just don't know what to decide it. i don't think we should get through it. two alarmers. >> the boys fly much gator distance. >> so that leads me to my next question: is there sufficient analysis being done to make an accurate assessment, whether he could fulfill his threat to hit the u.s. mainland. how do you do an analysis like that with the information we have? >> sure, that's the big problem. we have lots of experts on the outside that can make these sorts of evaluations when you do the nuclear test and study the size. we don't know that north koreans don't tell us anything, which is one of the real problems. we don't actually know what's going on. so a lot of this is conjecture. i think the chinese might be able to get greater information and give it to us. i am concerned they get scared about having north korea and nuclear weapon. they make me want to share information with us. the north koreans don't tell us

a great deal, it's a lot of speculation. when they launched and see it flies a very long distance, that strikes me more resident to let out the bugs. >> how should we be about the potential of so these -- in asia what needs ton involved. serial. >> i agree they're in the direction right now. they would not be doing all the tests. they want some -- they ran they through to basically scare everybody. that's what they want, the question is how long will it take them to get there. if you look at the development, but they eventually got the ability and american missiles to strike very far away. >> probably north korea can get there, but mainland win. >> but all this testing is driving in that direction.

we have to get north critical over. i feel the americans might, you know, strike north korea because they're not going to tolerate. >> yeah, i did want to ask you this, it appears to be sending a message to china as well as south korea and the united states with the latest missile test. so what does this say about the relationship with its long-time ally, china, has something changed and does it still have very much leverage over there, do you think. >> >> how much leverage does china have over north korea? it's more bleak, more economic than leverage. if they were to cut off, correspondent mentioned before you would have crisis, all of its north korea needs for the lifestyle they enjoy. china has a lot of leverage here. north korea doesn't want to be a

colony. they want the assistance but they don't want to be dominated. so there is tension in the relationship. they need aide, they don't want so much they're over run and that's where we have some room to create wedge and space between north korea and we, the west. >> a pleasure to talk with you. thanks so much for you analysis. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. the white house may be trying to move past political fire storm with a ridge to name new fbi director. >> the controversy, james har dee, it's up to you and the u.s. senate. athena jones has more on the growing resistance from democrats. >> hi, there, the fallout over the president surprise move to fire the fbi director continues with democrats ramping up the pressure to name a special prosecutor to conduct a separate russia investigation, one of those dechl cats is minor leader

chuck -- one of the democrats is a minority leader chuck schumer. >> the silence of my republican colleagues is choosing party over country when a time we cannot afford it. prior to na mip lagss no matter who did it, it is a very issue. it damages people's faith in our government. so our republicans should be stepping up to the plate and joining us and asking for a special prosecutor. >> so there you heard the senator calling on republicans to join democrats and demanding a special prosecutor. we've heard from senator mark warner, who is ranking member of the senate intelligence committee, that's -- that's one of the congressional committees that is carrying out its own russia investigation. he has said that democrats should try to block any vote on a future fbi director if republicans don't get on board with this demand for special prosecutor. the problem is that they would need some republicans to do that

because the gop just needs 51 votes to get that fbi director confirmed. i should mention, that as of right now, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has indicated he doesn't believe a special prosecutor is necessary. all of this coming as president impairs to embark on first foreign trip. he's leaving on friday, before that. he'll meet with air to one, where he's likely to talk about middle east peace and syria. specifically of this announcement this past week where the president authorized the limited arming of syrian curds to help in the battle against isis. a lot on the agenda as this fall out over the move to fire comey continues, back to you. >> thank you. the former u.s. director of national intelligence has a bleak assessment of how the u.s. government is operating in the trump administration. james clapper said others need

to step out and check of the afterma aftermath. he spoke with them now. >> this week with the president firing the fbi director while this investigation is going on. and then saying he was thinking about the russia probe when he was making the decision. have we crossed a line here? >> i will just say, the development of the past week very bothersome and very disturbing to me. i think in many ways our institutions are under assault, both externally and that's the big news here, russia interference in our system. i think as well or institutions are under a soul. >> internally from the president. >> exactly. >> because he's firing the checks and balances? >> well, i think, you know, the founding fathers in their genius

created a system of three branches of government and a built in system that catches a lot of builds. >> are you surprised about how -- why republicans on capital hill have been. >> i can't say, i think each senator or congressman has got to -- i hope we'll think in terms of their own conscious. i can't make her do anything. i can't character rised it as being controversy. i hope they'll speak up. >> james clapper, speaking to our colleague. still ahead here. it spread to more than 100. now they're warning the global site three. it could didn't work it. >> life.

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researcher in the uk was able to contain the first version of the attack late friday. >> german chancellor, political party has scored a major victory in crucial state elections. exit polls show the christian democrats surging ahead of the social democrats. the party hopes to build on the boost in september's federal elections with merkl seeks a fourth term. >> north korea is claiming it has achieved one of its nuclear goal. sunday's missile launch shows it can put a large nuclear war head on a missile. the regime is claiming it can now strike u.s. mainland. there's no independent evident to support those claims. that launch came as north korea's main outlet -- david mcken zi has more now from beijing. >> what's important to note here is that this appears both to

foreign experts and to the north koreans to be a successful launch, all of this new it appears mid to long range, ground to ground missile that they're calling the bottom st. that is important, in recent months there have been a great deal of failures in the missile tests out of north korea. sometimes that has been attributed to possible cyber operations from the u.s., that has never been completely verified. this appears to be a successful test. they say the north koreans and really their pushing the fact that this missile might be capable of carrying a large scale and that it would be for testing of the capability of that. they claim -- that the u.s. mainland is in striking distance -- appears to be exaggerated, at this point, according to experts, but

certainly this is a worrying development for those wanting them to stop the program. a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs here in china, they sometimes don't miss there -- i oppose anything that breaks u.s. sanctions. they haven't said much more than that, they don't really want to sway any attention from this boy's plan that you took has unvailed here. all of these -- north korea's missile launch comes as a slap in the face to china, which kicked off its belt and road for it, sunday, same day as the test. the north korean delegation kept a low profile at the summit after the u.s. warned the president could effect the participation on other countries. putin was one of the 29 leaders to attend the forum and spoke at the opening ceremony.

>> russia sees the future of the partnership not just establishing of new ties between countries and economies. it should change the political and economical landscapes of the continent, bringing to asia, peace, stability, new quality of chief. our citizens need very obvious things. >> trying to expand its global reach with one belt, one road initiative. it's also offering loans for infrastructure in africa. >> and many of the continents cash strapped government are taking them up on it. it tells us about china's game changing rail road investment in kenya. >> it's the towering achievement. built and 90% financed by the chinese. it will run to the capitol of nairobi. with plans to connect kenya to

six other countries. it's the largest investment since independence in 1993. replacing the colonial belt line, it's planning to take half the load, which currently travels down a slow and congested two-lane highway. for now, all tracks lead to here, to the brand new terminal, which ought to become operational this june. stay hoped it will open up the eastern. $3.8 billion price tag which is 6% of kenya's gdp. it's a massive risk which they hope will pay off. >> this is a big step that you've taken in comparison to your economy. i think there will be a strong return from this investment, but, obviously, it has been expensi expensive. >> kennian officials did not to see to chinese authority

referred to as em grats either. chinese presence of the continent has seen allegations of corruption. and oemp the chinese labor and lack of transparency. the company behind the project, crbc, employed 25,000 locals on this railroad. for environmentalist, it can be fixed and wild life. they have designed wild life. locals, though appreciate the dependable construction. >> they're the best. we have had a lot of problems in the african country. but now, with the -- it's been good. they're being extremely good watch. >> there's been a dramatic change. africans saw china as santa claus, you want a stadium, you've got it. >> i don't think the days -- being enormous are there any

more, they have the ability to do big things, they'll make sure their interest are covered. while this presents a massive potential for kennians, it's up to them what they do with it. in the end, it's not aide the chinese are fighting, it's business. cnn, nairobi. now, to france, that nation's new president is vowing to restore confidence in its country. emanuel was inaugurated on sunday. he beat the far rights marine le pen. he took over from the for instance and a sore moanny. he made this speech after taking one office. >> the french made that choice. the responsibility in which they conferred and i'm aware of the gravity of that. the world, the europe need

france more than ever. they need a strong france sure of its destiny. the france in which pose high the voice of freedom and solidarity. they needed france, which knows how to invent its future. >> an droids of women filled the streets of the venezuelaen capitol. demonstrations have occurred almost daily against president nicholas. the mothers wore black while holding a silence for the dozens of young people killed during the country's political and economic chaos. >> all those mothers who are here have nothing to celebrate. we're in mourning because many young people have died. they were our future here. very good people. >> all right. we'll take a short break here. but still ahead, pope francis speaks out on his upcoming

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