. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un gave himself a new title in pyongyang. the title is yet another top leadership role for kim. and it comes a week after the country successfully tested a ballistic missile raising concerns in the international community. earlier we spoke with an expert on north korea for more insights. >> it is to show off to the world, particularly to the united states and south korea, that they now possess the capability to fire nuclear warhead to south korea, u.s. military targets, and also parts of japan. kim jong-un ordered to continue actions to improve the ability to fire test of re-entry of nuclear warheads through the atmosphere. and its explosion. so they're now putting them into reality. at this supreme peoples assembly, they changed the constitution and gave kim jong-un another important title as the chairman of the state affairs committee. this committee replaces the former north korea's national defense commission created by kim jong-il. vice chairmen were selected. frfrom this formation we can se that kim jong-un will rule the

but this is unusual for any country, much less kim jong-un.ually just a couple of weeks ago, a couple of north korea's ambassadors actually said that kim jong-un wouldn't meet with trump, so this is not just new for him but new in the last couple weeks for him. >> all right, heather, thank you very much. it's cerinly something that's caught a lot of attention today. to your point that puts north korea into the middle of the conversation. thank you again, heather. >>> nearly 40 years after the ground-breaking mini series "roots" first made waves, a reairing this week drawing millions of viewers and it coincides with a special appear verse, the re-release of the original production. two legendary actors from the original "roots," john amos and leslie uggams will join us live to talk about the reboot of "roots" and how they have this incredible place in american history. we'll be right back. s. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way...

and bragging and threats from kim jong-un.e says his latest and only partially successful missiles test says his country has the sure capability to attack americans. the u.s. state department spokesman john kirby is here in "the situation room." he'll take our questions. and our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the breaking news, what it means for you. let's begin in london where nic robertson is following reaction to the british vote. nic, this result really shocked a lot of people. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, particularly here in london, where so many people voted to remain in the european union, there's been shock and dismay. in the last hour, a young lady was walking along the street holding a purse with a sad face on it. a lot of young people here are particularly upset and unhappy. not like those in the leave campaign who are celebrating. a vote to leave the european union sending shock waves around the globe tonight. markets tumble and investors' nerves were rattled. the british p

but clearly kim jong un is not concerned about this at this point.these missiles shows he wants this capability, christine? >> paula hancocks for us from seoul. thank you, paula. >>> today is the final day for advocates on both sides of the brexit debate in the u.k. before tomorrow's referendum on whether britain should exit the european union or remain in the bloc. the passionate debate driven by the recent surge of migrants flooding into europe from the middle east and north africa. today the brexit vote is the focus of leaders all across europe. in just hours, leaders of france, germany, sweden and poland will address the media. a fiery debate last night. the question is, is it going to change anyone's minds? >> reporter: it was a very strong debate by both sides of the campaign, but the arguments are what we have been hearing throughout. those advocating britain leaving the european union sigh rowing in on the issues of britain's sovereignty, and immigration is a big issue. the belief, they argue, that britain is unable to control its boards, det

do you know what i love about kim jong un endorsing trump is he called hillary dull. niker and characteristic or two monikers together and i want to tell kim if he is out there you should call her dullery instead of dull hillary. i saw the spokesman for kim jong un who is by the way, billy, his name is hong yung muk. wasn't that your handle when you drove big rigs or were you a teacher. >> ni was a teacher. i think that's going on here is that kim jong un does not want hillary because they both wear those blocky volvo pantsuits from the back page of "parade" magazine. she keeps buying them out before he gets there he doesn't like hillary. here's the thing that i think is going to happen. trump is going to win and rodman is friends with trump. and they use the rodman scenario which i have put on here before but i will refresh it. this is how they overthrow kim jong un. rodman dresses up in the wedding gown like they used to. they send him over again to north korea where is he friends. kim john u.n. starts to dig the way he looks in the wedding gown he asks him to marry

think kim jong-un is nuts. and i think we should be joining his with china because they have to recognize this firsthand. this is not a good thing for china to have north korea next door. let's join hands with korea -- join hands with china to deal with north korea because they recognize it. we have 40,000 troops in south korea. the chances of north korea invading south korea conventionally are zero. but if you talk about nuclear weapons coming over with north korea, they are covered with our nuclear umbrella. imagine if china station 40,000 troops in central america. what would we think of that? that would not be a good income do yet that is what we constantly. we get involved in other countries posit affairs and really push the limit. we are responsible for a lot of the uncertainty that exists in the world today. let's be smart about this. i really appreciate the opportunity to come and speak with you here this afternoon. you have all sorts of choices. by the way, i know new mexico has a rich heritage and it

. >>> the speculation that north korea leader kim jong un aims to boost his authority by tweaking a military title he holds. north korea's annual parliamentary meeting opens on wednesday. kim may change his title of first chairman of the national defense commission. delegates from across the country will attend the supreme people's assembly in pyongyang. the workers party held its first congress in 36 years in may. kim's late father, kim jong il, boosted the commission's authority as he placed top priority on the military. some analysts say the commission should be or rather could be reorganized or its power may be reduced. the policy of promoting nuclear and missile development is likely to be confirmed. last wednesday north korea launched a new type of intermediate range ballistic missile known as the musudan. delegates are expected to discuss legislation to implement a five-year strategy for economic development. the party congress last month laid out the blueprint. >>> indonesia's parliament has moved to beef up defense spending. the defense ministry's budget will rise to $8.25 billion,

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. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un assumed yet another title at a parliamentary session that opened wednesday. just last month he was named chairman of the korean workers party. the state-run korean central television broadcast footage from the annual supreme people's assembly. it showed kim seated at the podium for the first time in two years, and an announcement he has become chairman of the newly created commission on state affairs. it was formed by reorganizing the national defense commission which oversaw state functions. observers say kim has effectively scrapped the national defense commission in an effort to tighten his grip on the government. the commission strengthened its power during the leadership of his father, kim jong-il, who placed priority on the military over the party. >>> it's time for the latest in business news. britain's decision to leave the european union has corporate executives concerned. those in the auto industry are no exception. ai uchida joins us now from our business desk. what exactly are these auto companies worried about? >> a lot of it has to do

kim jong-un doesn't have time to meet with donald trul p, too busy making north korea great again. >>im jong-un has been photoshopped with trump's hair, we're not talking about little hands but shaking no so little hair hands. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >> good morning, thank you for joining me. newly published testimony revealing unsettling details about trump university. a former employee lashing out calling it unethical and fraudulent and the school preyed upon the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money. investigative correspondent drew grif fin has been poring over unsealed documents. what have you found out? >> reporter: we've been following these fraud cases for years now but this is the first time we're seeing testimony from people who were actually inside trump university real estate seminar business that trump ran for five years or so before it went out of business in 2010. and these declarations which were filed in court in san diego and released yesterday are really damning from an inside perspective, conside

barbara, kim jong-un continuing to expand his military arsenal. what are you learning?jong-un, sending a signal to the world and to the u.s., he is not giving up on nuclear weapons. disturbing new signs kim jong-un has ordered plutonium reprocessing to begin again at the nuclear complex. the international atomic energy agency, the watchdog group, warning of new signs of activity at the site. >> we have indications of certain activities through the satellite imagery. >> reporter: the u.s. director of national intelligence has already said, we assess that north korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its junge bong enrichment facility and restarting the production reactor. the latest worrisome development from a reclusive regime, determined to have multiple paths to making a nuclear bomb. there have been no inspectors inside north korea since 2009, so detailed information is hard to determine. >> we think they probably have 10 to 16 nuclear weapons. up until now, the plutonium program largely capped. we don't know how expansive their uranium base has b

and kim jong-un's regime brings out two adult sons of an american defector. they've pledged their loyalty to north korea, the only country they've ever known. i'll talk with trump supporter scott knee nell hughes and our analysts. donald trump is infuriating people with his harsh rhetoric. let's go to manu raju. >> that's right, wolf. many top republicans believe that trump's comments about an mexican-american federal judge simply aren't helping things. tonight, donald trump's comments are angering latino voters. >> we have people with weak temperaments. i have a temperament totally under control. >> reporter: accusing judge gonzalo curiel of treating him unfairly because the judge, born in america, is of mexican descent, prompting backlash among republicans who fear it will make their standings with hispanics even worse. >> look, the comment about the judge is something i don't relate to. i completely disagree with that. >> reporter: in an interview airing this sunday on "state of the union" with jake tapper, trump said it was fair game. i've had terrible ru

is kim jong-un on the verge of creating a nuclear arsenal? i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news. a sharp new wave of attacks and counter attacks between the presumptive republican and democratic presidential nominees. donald trump turning his focus away from days of campaign turmoil and back to hillary clinton calling her, and i'm coat quoting him now, a world-class liar in a speech that condemned her record, her honesty and judgment. clinton fired back calling trump with outlandish lies. the first appearance with a never stop trump nemesis, senator warren will campaign with clinton next week in ohio. we're following another event happening in the house of represents. john lewis and fellow democrats are staging a sit-in on the house floor demanding republican leaders allow a vote on a gun control measure. we're covering all of that and much more at this hour with our guests, including senator lindsey graham and our expert analysis, they are also standing by. phil, this was donald trump trying

so significantly more tests under kim jong-un.d reports and speculation from korea watchers that there anyway be a power struggle that's been going on within the regime. i mean do you see this, you know, signals as kim jong unis feeling more and more insecure about his hold on power? >> well, i'm not so sure about that. authoritarian dictatorships inherently are unstable, and dictators have to do some things to stay in power, but they do have autonomy on other issues. and this nuclear and missile program under kim jong-un is a very, very high priority. he is pushing this. it's part of his identity to push this what they call this line, this dual development of nuclear weapons and the economy. so this is something they want to deploy because they believe it has a number of benefits to the regime. >> how do you expect the world to respond to this and particularly the people -- the nations in the region, including japan and south korea? >> well, this violates u.n. security council resolutions. any launch using ballistic missile techn

the media reports say kim jong-un supervised the test.hey say the missile reached an altitude of 1400 kilometers. they say it then reached the targeted area in waters some 400 kilometers away. the reports did not mention where and where the missile was

details of yet another missile launch and despite kim jong-un's presence, it does not have anyone laughing. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news and high drama on capitol hill. democratic lawmakers are staging a sit-in on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. they are led by congressman john lewis and protesting the unwillingness of republicans who control the house to even allow a vote on gun control legislation ten days after the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. if you're wondering why we're using photographers and periscope to show you this instead of using cameras inside the house chamber, the ones you pay for, that's because shortly after democrats began this show of defiance, republicans gavelled into recess and as is protocol, the cameras were shut off. let's go to manu raju on capitol hill. >> reporter: frustration has been building upon democrats. democratic senator chris murphy demanded action and today it was the house democrats' turn. furious democrats take to the house floor and refuse to leave, demanding a vote on gu

. >> reporter: astonishing images on north korean state tv of kim jong-un at the mobile launch site ofould some day hit alaska. the photos show kim apparently monitoring the launch from a control room. they also showed the launch moment by moment as the missile leaves the mobile launch pad and soars into the air. back in the control room, jubilation. kim and his entourage cheer. one emotional man even gets a hug from the north korean leader. >> this is absolutely crucial domestically for kim jong-un's regime. it is absolutely crucial for his legitimacy and his future policies. >> reporter: the u.s. has not confirmed the photo's authenticity or when they were taken but one official tells cnn it does appear to be a launch from a coastal area. u.s. intelligence monitored a launch just along north korea's eastern coastline. one of the missiles flew 249 miles and reached space before dropping into the sea of japan. a major technological step forward. nations in the region maintaining a high alert. >> translator: if north korea carries out provocations, our military should punish them as we

to s something that we need be concerned about given kim jong-un's pension to use whatever capabilities to cause get back to we can the advice chairman with a more capabilities the and intentions. >> one last question from the vice chairman. getting all the attention today. they're not the only terrorist there.ation out what are we doing and how can a q. a. p. e you on nd other potential organizations? >> advice chairman is absolutely right. number of terrorist organizations. thousand several fighters and recent efforts, efforts, between the united states along with ua and saudi arabia and yemen to dislodge them. but there is active effort to the nue to dismantle organization. ut also there is the organizations in the area led by -- this is something that we continue to have to dedicate a lot of resources to. know, the head of al-qaida still is out there and audio es to put out statements and other things exhorting thinks followers. this is a continued challenge us. >> senator widen. a just a quick comment and fast question. n this encryption issue you feel that there is a government ol

he said you have to give kim jong-un credit for taking over north korea, something he did by killing people including his uncle that donald recapped like an action movie. he said if he were grading vladimir putin as a leader, he'd give him an a. i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection tyrants. that brings me to the temperament it takes to be commander in chief. every president faces hard choices every day, with imperfect information and conflict imperatives. imagine donald trump making life and death decisions on behalf of the united states. imagine him deciding whether to spend your spouses or children into battle. imagine if he had not just his twitter account at his disposal when he is angry but america's entire arsenal. do we want him making those calls? someone thin skinned and quick to anger who lashes out at the smallest criticism? do we want his finger anywhere near the button because making donald trump our commander in chief would be a historic mistake. >> secretary clinton this. joining us, brianna keilar. this is a different speech than she's given. >

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he said you've got to give kim jong-un credit for taking over north korea, something he did by murdering everyone he saw as a threat including his own uncle which donald described geefully like he was watching an action movie. and he said he'd give vladimir putin an a. now i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for tyrants. >> [ laughter and applause ] >> she took on trump over and over saying he doesn't have the temperament to be president. saying it would be a historic mistake to elect him. what did you think of her speech. it had foreign policy elements to it. but it was taking donald trump's words and using them against him. where did he learn about the islamic state? trump university? i don't know. he says nato is obsolete. i served in the military for 26 years and while donald was preoccupied bankruptcy court in the early 1990s, we refashioned under the bush administration and the clinton administration and that brought nato into places like afghanistan but now with the challenge in ukraine, we see the fundamental responsibility of nato being to protect americ

he said you have to give kim jong-un credit for taking over north korea, something he did by killing people including his uncle that donald recapped like an action movie. he said if he were grading vladimir putin as a leader, he'd give him an a. i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection tyrants. that brings me to the temperament it takes to be commander in chief. every president faces hard choices every day, with imperfect information and conflicting i amativ imperfecti. imagine donald trump making life and death decisions on behalf of the united states. imagine him deciding whether to spend your spouses or children into battle. imagine if he had not just his twitter account at his disposal when he is angry but america's entire arsenal. do we want him making those calls? someone thin skinned and quick to anger who lashes out at the smallest criticism? do we want his finger anywhere near the button because making donald trump our commander in chief would be a historic mistake. >> secretary clinton this. joining us, brianna keilar. this is a different speech than she

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it's currently held by kim jong un. at the may congress kim assumed the newly-created position of party chairman. also at the meeting, the policy of pursuing nuclear and economic development together was incorporated in the party platform. observers will be watching to see if ne decisions will be made on that policy. they say north korea's leadership could use the session to take specific steps to further solidify pyre. power. >>> the country's nuclear program was criticized at a meeting of the international atomic agency over signs it's reactivating a nuclear facility. the iaea discussed the issue at a board meeting wednesday in vienna. earlier the agency saiaid it detected signs that pyongyang had reactivated a plant in nyongbyon to reprocess spent fuel. the board members criticized the north for the move which leads the extraction to plutonium an ingredient in nuclear weapons. the delegation said it points to the importance for all nations to abide by u.n. security council resolutions. a japanese representative called

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in the center is kim jong-un. he's quoted as saying the warhead survived the heat of reentry into the atmosphere and the missile was stable in flight. a north korean diplomat also talked up the missile's importance for defense. >> translator: we are very pleased because we can now confidently cope with whatever nuclear attacks the united states launches against us. >> the u.n. security council convened an emergency session and released a statement strongly condemning the north. some governments have also voiced concern. >> the impact of these provocations will be to only strengthen the resolve of the international community that has such serious concerns with north korea's behavior. >> we, the whole world, should remind north korea that its misbehavior will have unbearable costs. >> japanese defense officials tracked the missile. they say it flew 400 kilometers then fell into the sea of japan. they believe it reached an altitude of more than 1,000 kilometers. the self-defense force chief says they'll stay on the a

. -- kim jong-un just weeks ago. the south korean defense ministry says pyongyang has done it again. >> north korea tried to launch a missile and we believe it failed. south korea is not the only nation on high alert. the country's media say the missile in question was medium-range, which would allow it to target japan. they say they have all of its military prepared to shoot down projectiles just in case. >> the government has great interest in developments regarding missile related at duties. we are constantly as and analyzing information. we have not detected any incoming missiles and it has not affected our national security. reporter: the tests and attempted launches have resulted in severe sanctions being imposed on the country. but, so far, that has proven an ineffective deterrent. sarah: authorities in thailand have removed 40 tigers from a buddhist temple that is also a popular tourist site. another 90 seven are set to be removed this week after animal-rights groups accused the monks of mistreating animals.

the media reports say kim jong-un supervised the test. they say the missile reached an altitude of 1400 kilometers. they say it then reached the targeted area in waters some 400 kilometers away. the reports did not mention where and where the missile was launched. north korea fired two intermediate range ballistic missiles from the east coast on wednesday. they were likely a new time of the intermediate range known as the musadan. >>> people in japan's southwestern prefecture of -- members scheduled a closed door meeting in new york after request by japan, the united states and south korea. >>> people in japan's southwestern prefecture of okinawa are marking the 71st anniversary of the end of a fierce ground battle in the closing days of world war ii. the island prefecture will hold an annual remembrance ceremony on thursday at peace memorial park. it was the final front in the battle of okinawa. june 23, 1945 is considered to be the last day of combat against u.s. forces in okinawa. the fighting lasted more than three months and left mor

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trusted with nuclear codes and she questioned his fascination with people like north korean leader kim jong un and russian leader vladimir putin. >>> clinton's rival bernie sanders got a warm welcome in modesto this afternoon, one of his many stops in northern california. actress susan serandon introduced the senator and said california can make a difference in the campaign for president. >> i'm here with you today because we are at such a special time in history. this is the tipping point and you in california are what is going to make the difference. >> animal rights activists briefly interrupted the speech. from modesto sanders headed to chico for a rally tonight and he'll circle back to fairfield tomorrow. >>> coming up here a legendary boxer, the most famous boxer in history, hospitalized, the latest on the health issue for former half weight champ muhammad ali. >> also ahead a deadly crash involving a member of the navy's precision flying team. >> tracking the heat around here, another hot day inland, warmer yesterday. as we press forward friday, it will be warmer still. >>> boxing le

. >> he said you've got to give kim jong-un credit for taking over north korea, something he did by murderingryone he saw as a threat, including his own uncle. and he said if he were grading vladimir putin as a leader, he'd give him an "a." now, i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for tyrants. >> reporter: clinton has begun to frame this race less as a choice between left and right than between steadiness and flakiness. she gave the speech here in san diego, scott, because it's home to more than 100,000 members of the military, a military trump has described as a disaster. >> pelley: nancy cordes reporting for us. trump was quick to react, and major garrett is covering his campaign. >> hillary clinton, who lies-- i mean, she lies. you remember that i started-- she lies. >> reporter: donald trump started reacting to hillary clinton's speech yesterday, a political art form known as "the prebuttal." >> they sent me a copy of the speech, and it was such lies about my foreign policy, that they said i want japan to nuke. i want japan to get nuclear weapons. give me a break.

the trip approved by kim jong-un took him to places few have sewn. >> so lush, so green, the waters are> reporter: his photos and videos show a mix of the country's rayly seen beauty and escorted at all times. >> i didn't mind. in the end they're a person and we can talk story and get to know hem, as well. >> reporter: one video shows him sharing a light moment dancing with some of his students. when asked about the people of north korea, lowe gets emotional. he's overjoyed by the opportunity to share surf culture with them. >> the water kind of cleansed off a lot of judgments i may had before. >> reporter: lowe's already back in the water teaching a friend who was once homeless. the only sad part about his trip, the fact he can't keep in touch with his new friends. >> he can't even give an e-mail or, you know, but i feel in my heart it's not good-bye, it's i'll see you again. >> reporter: he hopes to make another trip there in a near future. he's been told multiple times never to bring a copy of the movie "the interview." reporting in dan point, greg lee, abc 7 news. >> fascinating pic

ties have been strained since kim jong-un on to power. beijing has supported tougher sanctions.he to norse limited access to the financial system to prevent it from using banks to launder money. the former thailand prime minister has appeared in public two years after being toppled in a bloodless coup. with banned from politics tylan facing in august referendum on a new constitution that would allow a nonelected prime minister and appointed senate and give unprecedented powers to the constitutional court. tohas been made illegal advocate for or against the new constitution. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. i am yvonne man. rishaad: joining us from sydney withlet's start things off australian data this morning, retail sales and trade numbers. they are showing the economy is firming up, i suppose. good morning. the gdp number yesterday was pretty good, driven by exports. i think you saw the trade balance figure out now with concerns that we are getting and improving trade balance figure. gross national income, we are sellin

donald trump said he would unlike previous presidents sit down and meet with kim jong-un to make a kinddeal but only on u.s. soil. i don't think that will work. i think they should meet but somewhere neutral like at a super cuts. one of the wraps on donald trump is he lacks experience in foreign policy. yesterday he put those concerns to rest. >> so belgium is a beautiful city [ laughter ] >> jimmy: been demoted, i guess. is that all? donald trump's other favorite cities are france and disney land. over on the democratic side, word on the street is hillary clinton is not considering bernie sanders as a potential running mate, but bernie is being vetted as the new spokesperson for quaker oats, so that's good. i can't believe -- do you realize bernie sanders is still running. he's like the guy at the rest restaurant who finishes eating and stays at the table until the restaurant turns the lights on on off. hillary clinton is reportedly looking at elizabeth warren, but so is bill clinton, but for different -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: fox news scored an that's a big get, but this is how brett

female presumptive nominee of a national party and she did it wearing a handsome tunic from the kim jong-un bridal collection. >> we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. tonight's victory is not about one person, it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. kennedy: it's so beautiful. what is she talking about standing under a glass ceiling. 8 years ago when she made that speech it was better. if it's still there, she hasn't done her job. what should have been bernie's california dreaming turned into california screaming. he lost by double digits in the golden state which did nothing to dampen his illusion as the nutty professor vowed to press on. >> we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania. kennedy: oh, that philadelphia. don't stop believein, bernie. if this history-making foe is stuffed in a meat wagon, somebody will have to stand by to pick up the pieces of hillary's shattered dreams. w

what about kim jong-un saying that sounds like a good endorsement. >> hillary clinton must have been asleep for the past couple months. she is using the identical attacks against donald trump that his opponents in the primary election used. adam: i have got to cut it right there. but you don't want to miss our special tuesday. we'll have minute by minute details as the polls close. it starts tuesday, 7:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox business network. we have more trouble for hillary clinton. a federal judge wants the obama administration to release even more emails before this summer's democratic national convention. we have the details and why it's important coming up next. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. freshly made in the tokyo-japanese tradition, each batch is small. special. unique... every bowl blurring the line between food...and art. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible m

you have someone like kim jong-un it is pursue nuclear capabilities and with respect to what people need. i do not believe he has yet to come to realize that the international community is going to remain united against the nuclearization of the korean peninsula. we will not accept north korea as a nuclear state which is what he is demanding and i think the international community wants to be able to bring korea out of isolation and help the people, but there needs to be a better appreciation of kim jong-un that his continued pursuit is only going to undermine his long-term prospects. >> you don't think the message is getting through? >> he seems to be exceptionally stubborn and not a very good listener. [laughter] >> with that, i want to invite all of you to ask questions. i'm told that this meeting is on the record. i think we are to knew that. we have microphones and we will bring them to you. raise your hand and stand up. tell us who you are, give us your affiliation and we ask you to keep it to one question. who has the first question? third row. gentleman in the middle. >> atlantic

new signs that north korea's kim jong-un might be ready to test a ballistic missile provocative move. it would be the fourth such test in three months. will this launch succeed? i'm wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. >>> donald trump's presidential campaign is facing a cash crunch with just $1.3 million on hand compared to hillary clinton's 40 million plus. the campaigns detailing their finances in reports to the federal election commission. the news is sparking more anxiety among republicans already uneasy about their presumptive nominee. that has prompted trump to send a fundraising e-mail promising to match donations up to $2 million. trump is coming under sharp attack from hillary clinton in an economic speech she took repeated jabs at trump saying his plans would be disastrous for country. trump's proposals would result in 3.5 million lost jobs. and there is breaking news in the orlando massacre. sources telling cnn that gunman omar mateen went to pulse night club and left before carrying out the attack. his wife telling investigators he was angry carrying a bag with gu