captioning funded by cbs it's monday, may 15th, 2017. this is the cbs mor"cbs mornin." the world braces for a monday morning meltdown. experts say another round of the massive ransom ware cyberattack could hit millions more today forcing victims to pay up. and this morning new reports president trump is about to boot several top staffers, and while a new poll shows few americans support his firing of fbi director james comey. and another test firing from north korea. the damage the missile could be capable of and what our agent

latest launch. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. a second wave of ransomware attacks are expected this morning as people return to work and boot up their computers, exciter experts fear new more y friday may be unleashed. it's still unclear who is responsible for the cyberattacks that hit organizations of all sizes. we spoke with an expert who helped contain the cyberattack. >> i would say that this is the worst ransomware attack that has ever happened. >> reporter: this 28-year-old cyber engineer says it took him ten minutes to analyze code that helped take down computers in more than 150 countries.

sample of the attack code and share it with another researcher to stop the problem? >> a lot of security researchers commonly use various methods of sharing samples and codes. sometimes it will be as simple as taking a screen shot from one of the programs that we use to reverse engineer malware such as this. >> reporter: he uncovered a kill switch and shared it on twitter. and halfway around the world, a british researcher stumbled on to the same solution stopping the spread of the cyberattack. but not before it affected at least 200,000 computers at hospitals, banks and government agencies. europe's policing agency director -- >> we have seen the rise of ransomware becoming the principale cyber threat, but the global reach is unprecedented. >> reporter: the attack forces users to pay $300 or risk their data being erased. he says less than 48 hours after

code had surfaced that allowed the ransomware to work without the kill switch. >> the huge concern right now are all the computers that are potentially going to be turned on at the beginning of this workweek and those could still be vulnerable to this. >> reporter: cbs news, los angeles. ahead on this morning o, wel speak to michael morell about the worldwide cyberattack. and following the firing of james koecomey, there could be major reboot at the white house. president trump is reportedly considering a massive staff shakeup according to multiple reports. the online media outlet reports the president is considering replacing press secretary sean spicer, chief of staff reince priebus and chief strategist steve bannon. a "wall street journal" nbc news poll finds 29% of those asked approve of the comey firing,

while 38% deposisapprove. hannah davis is here with the latest on finding his succession sore. >> the hunt continues this morning. senate democrats are already discussing the possibility of blocking the president trump's eventual nominee until a special prosecutor is appointed to oversee the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> our institutions are under assault. >> reporter: james clapper criticized president trump for firing james comey last week. amid the ongoing oig searsearch replacement. >>ouhe fgndin fathers in their genius created a system of three co-equal branches of government and a built-in system of checks and balances and i feel as though that is under assault and is erodineroding. >> reporter: over the weekend attorney general jeff are sessions

eight candidate, one of whom will ultimately lead the bureau's investigation as to whether anyone in the trump campaign colluded with russia. some democrats have expressed concerns about sessions who recused himself from the russian probe being involved in the process. >> i don't believe he should be part of this review process. >> reporter: the president has admitted he had russia on his mind when he terminated comey. on friday, he warned comey against leaking any negative information in a tweet. >> if there are tapes, the president should turn them over immediately of course to destroy them would be a violation of law. >> reporter: republican senator lindsey graham had this advice for president trump. >> i would advise the president trump not to tweet or comment about the investigation as we go forward. >> reporter: lawmakers from both parties are urging the president to steer clear of picking any politicians for comey's replacement. any nominee must be confirmed by the senate. meanwhile president trump holds

today with the crown prince of abu dhabi ahead of his first overseas trip as commander in chief. >> hannah, thank you. this morning north korea claimed the missile it launched yesterday is a newly developed ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. this is just released video the north says is sunday's launch. u.n. surt down on stiecurity co expected to hold an emergency session tomorrow. >> reporter: according to u.s. intelligence, the medium range miss sl kn 17 was launched near north korea's west coast. japan's military says it reached an altitude of more than 1200 miles before splashing down into the sea. it landed about 60 miles off the coast of russia. it was the first successful test after a string of recent

failures. the regime continues to test banned ballistic missiles despite worldwide condemnation. but the u.s. military says the flight pattern of the launch was not consistent with the intercontinental ballistic missile, the type that could reach the u.s. mainland. in january, north korean dictator kim jong-un said an icbm test wassism neb issism im. and it comes days after south korea elected a new president who wants to engage pyongyang, not isolate it. but his spokesman says dyiialog is only possible if north korea changes course. the white house called for stronger sanction and pointed out that the missile landed near russian territory adding that president trump, quote, cannot imagine that russia is pleased. russia's president expressed concern over the launch in beijing. china called for restraint and

china's north korea's only major ally and has been pushing for negotiations. france's new president says the divisions and fractures across french society must be overcome. emmanuel macron was sworn in yesterday. at 39, he is the youngest president in french history. after the inauguration, he visited a military hospital. macron was elected promising to strengthen the european union. and jet blue is disputing an account from a new jersey family that claims it was kicked off a plane for storing a birthday cake in the overhead bin. >> jet blue? >> the bird family was flying from new york to las vegas on may 3 when a flight attendant told them to remove the cake from the overhead bin. they say they moved to the floor were were be rated by another crew member. in a statement jet blue says the customers became

made false accusations about a crew member's fitness to fly. police were called and the captain determined the family would not be allowed to fly. in a safety alert to employees, united airlines says its security procedures regarding the flight deck may have been compromised. some cockpit door access information may have been made public. the airline is working to correct the issue. following 9/11, cockpit doors were fortified, secured and access was limited. coming up, a fiery protest, a self-proclaimed white nationalist leads torch bearing protesters in a fight over a confederate moderate. and soviet song, the soviet president performs a surprise piano recital. the goalie has studied every one of your shots. she knows you're going for her left corner. she even teases you, calling the shot. but her legs are the ones trembling, not yours. ♪ time to shine. orbit.

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the biggest airline that is in all 21 airlines will move which will hopefully lead to less taxi way congestion and fewer delays. six have already moved. on the "moneywatch," microsoft has a wake-up call and companies team up on self-driving cars. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning. with the world bracing for another wave of that so-called juana cry global ransomware attack, brad smith is calling for a set of geneva conventionlike cyberspace rules. he's calling on nations to pledge not to design or store data on security that can be used as weapons that target civilian infrastructure. with the computer code stolen from the u.s. that was used in that wanna cry ransomware attacks. both nasdaq and s&p at

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closed tomorrow, five of them, and they will stay closed for a month. >> ♪ feeling hot hot hot, feeling hot hot hot ♪ >> and when you take a look at that seven-day, we could be hitting 90 by midweek, yes, just stay inside on the couch with the ac running, maybe a little remote in hand. allyson rae is tracking how high those temperatures will go. >> good morning, yeah, it's going to be an absolutely gorgeous day yet again. we're not going to be in the 90s. you saw a sneak peek of the seven-day. hopefully you enjoyed yesterday. mother nature really cooperated. what an absolutely gorgeous day. today is similar, maybe a few degrees cooler. we are going to be looking pretty comfortable. lots of sunshine. it's going to be hard to force yourself to head home from that lunch break. 57 degrees right now, dry air in place because of a northwesterly wind. it's going to be another breezy afternoon.

temperatures 54 for leesburg, and 55 for waldorf. you can leave the umbrellas at home today. it is going to be dry and breezy and nice. we are going to cool off a little bit with those northwesterly wind behind that system that brought the rain on friday night and early saturday morning. temperatures today headed to the mid-70s. it is going to be cooler than yesterday. yesterday we got to the low 80s. today taking about 5 degrees from that. mid-70s and a breeze, some sunshine, i don't think anyone's complaining. >> no, i don't think so either. maybe my sister. she's not loving the heat. it was beautiful yesterday. you definitely got to get out and enjoy that. i'm going to bring you to the scene nick lineback is on. we know that there are some fatalities that are involved in this and that there could be closures or will be closures and delays for quite a while. you can see some of those vehicles, there was a fire. it looks like at least two

vehicles involved in this it. again, it's suitland parkway southbound by forestville road. that's where you're going to expect major delays this morning. a closure close to bw parkway as well on route 197 right by bw parkway, between there and powder mill road. private chelsey manning is scheduled to be released on wednesday. when she gets out the army says she'll remain on active duty eligible for health care and other benefits. manning was convicted of leaking national security secrets to wikileaks. president obama commuted the rest of her sentence before leaving office. this afternoon we could learn if a federal judge in boston will approve a 7 1/2 million dollars settlement between wal-mart and some of its employees. the company was sued after jacqueline said the company denied medical insurance to her

fe massachusetts. wal-mart began offering benefits for same-sex spouses in 2014. let's check in with our puppies. a live look from our puppy cam. one of these little guys will become wusa9's next service dog in training. you've already voted on the name nigel for the pup. andrea mccarren who trained our first service dog bunce is heading to the training center to meet that little puppy and bring him pack home to start work here at wusa9. this is wake up washington on wusa9. >> president trump could be naming his pick to replace fired fbi director james comey by the end of this week. >> good morning, thanks for joining us here. happy monday if there is such a thing, right? i'm jan jeffcoat. >> happy mother's day, hope audit good one. >> i did.

>> we're going to keep an eye on the sk the seven-day is unbelievable. >> it's that time of year where we're starting to see some 90s in the seven-day forecast. here we go, it is going to start to feel like summer by midweek. we got a dose of some nice weather yesterday, and today is going to be very similar to yesterday. breezy with a ton of sunshine. just a little bit cooler by about 5 degrees or so. right now we're 594 for leesburg, 50 for winchester. 52 for front royal and 57 for fredericksburg. no rain today. our rain chances are not too great today or tomorrow. that's okay. all the rain we've seen as of late has managed to wipe away our drought conditions. that's good news. a northwesterly wind will continue today. they'll turn more southerly getting ostent 80s by tomorrow afternoon. michael & son camera, we're going to stay pretty nice today.