created by somebody speaking a language other than english as languages included arabic chinese russian korean and farsi that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia because former intelligence officer sean believes that the latest revelations shouldn't come as a surprise. the wiki leaks cia vault seven and vault eight revelations are fascinating because the full seven revelations last year were field that for example the cia could actually make a hacked look at likely to come from russia under the bridge from china under marble and under many many other countries so it's actually really mucked up the whole concept of forensic hating any hack attacks that go on around the world so i suppose it was inevitable it would move on to looking at corporations that were had a gold standard of providing protection around the world for companies and also the american government by the way to spur ski is a highly reputable it's been operating for a couple of decades it has about four hundred million users around the world including until very recently the american governments s

by somebody who spoke a language other than english those languages including arabic chinese russian korean and farsi that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia. can i bring in former cia officer ray mcgovern joins me on the line if this is a claim i should add at this point of the wiki leaks up group pretty reliable in the past if the claim is true why would the cia be using to space lab in particular risk of i wonder why. you know the claim is true these are cia documents julian a scientist made that specifically clear and the cia has not disavowed the fact that they are original pristine pure documents as usual with wiki leaks. and this comes after. a program called marble which was. released by the cia and announced by julie innocence on the thirty first of march i was sitting in this chair and i was asked what what did that too and i said well that enables the cia to hack into a computer or network and up flew skate is the word in the cia document obfuscate fancy word for conceal who hacked in and then leave little traces laken who in cyrillic or the name

make it look like it's being created by somebody else using languages like an arabic chinese russian korean and fasi thereby making it harder to attribute a cyber attack to the cia and we spoke to a former cia officer who's amazed that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tools . it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this more bull framework tool was announced by julian or signage even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. emails and say oh well it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation. the asia pacific economic cooperation forum getting under way at the country's lead is a meeting at the two day event to discuss economic issues among other things the apec summit is taking place in vietnam the russian and american presidents of both landed in denying and while the white house press secretary said a meet

created by somebody speaking a language other than english as languages included arabic chinese russian korean and farsi and that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia i can speak now to peel luigi paganini's the chief technology officer c.s.c. . many thanks pierre luigi appreciate you coming on why you first of all kaspersky lab why would the siri choose this organization as a smokescreen. basically because a particular army is one of the most important to the wire and. forget about it got spare askew was. all. the. question the group i.q. does it was this. group or a group that was in more. use worldwide sought to get the best deal lab could there and then. cross the wall and make very hard. and. boards are possible in use where you could maybe give you permission on the company that was hired to bed. and of course just two months since washington decided it didn't want their spare skill known of its government computers do you see significance in the timing of the leak. i don't believe that the it's very important the timing basically what is important in this

like it's being created by somebody else for example or using languages like arabic chinese or russian korean and farsi thereby making it harder to attribute a cyber attack to the cia and we spoke to a former cia officer who's amazed that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian the hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tools. t.i.a. has not disavowed the fact that they are original pristine pure documents as usual with wiki leaks and the supreme irony of course is that kaspersky lives has been disclaiming any involvement in any of this russian hacking and the evidence such as it is suggests to me as an intelligence analyst connecting dots the disparity may not even know it was the cia that has put in the damaging information which indicated supposedly that kaspersky was doing something on it's it's an amazing story for intelligence analysts you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian no signs even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that reve

created by somebody speaking a language other than english those languages included arabic chinese russian korean and farsi now that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia we spoke to a former cia officer who was surprised that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tools it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian or signage even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. emails that said oh well it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation. u.s. is trying to sow divisions in russia have marches presidential election that is according to vladimir putin he added it comes as a retaliation for moscow's alleged hacking and right now it is sports in the crosshairs. question for them. there are serious concerns that in response to a perceived meddling

by somebody speaking a different language other than english so that includes arabic chinese russian korean and fasi making it harder to attribute a cyber attack to the cia and we spoke to a former cia officer who is amazed that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking to its. it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian no signs even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. e-mails and say oh wow it might be the russians now because spare labs is in the same situation. german police are investigating allegations that organized criminal groups of infiltrated it and other states up as is its offer of police union claimed members of an arab underworld clown had joined the berlin force clear indications the large arab clans have an infiltration strategy and try to keep certain family members awa

created by somebody speaking a language other than english those languages included arabic chinese russian korean and farsi and that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia we've spoken to a former cia officer who finds it amazing nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's acting tool. it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're talk to connect dots but even when this more bull framework tool was announced by julian no signs even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d n c emails and so all while it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation. united states is trying to sow divisions in russia ahead of munchies presidential election that is according to putin who added that it comes as retaliation for moscow's alleged hacking and right now it's sport this in the process but. there are serious concerns that in response to a perceived meddling in the u

created by somebody speaking a language other than english those languages included arabic chinese russian korean and farsi that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia we spoke to a former cia officer who finds it amazing that nobody has spotted the connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tool it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're talk to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian or signage even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d n c emails that said oh well it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation. the u.s. is trying to sow divisions in russia and of march's presidential election that is according to vitamin a protein he added it comes as retaliation for moscow's alleged hacking and right now it is sports in the crosshairs especially for them. there are serious concerns that in response to a perceived medd

by somebody speaking a language other than english those languages included the arabic chinese russian korean and farsi that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia we spoke to a former cia officer finds it amazing that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tool so you may see a story for intelligence analysts you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this more bull framework tool was announced by julian or signage even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. e-mails and so while it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation . the u.s. is trying to do is so divisions in russia ahead of march's presidential election this is according to vladimir putin he added it comes as retaliation for moscow's alleged hacking and right now it is sports in the crosshairs. question for them. there are serious concerns that in response to a perceived meddl

created by somebody speaking a language other than english those languages include arabic chinese russian korean and farsi that would make it more difficult to attribute a cyber attack to the cia we spoke to a former cia officer who was surprised that nobody has spotted a connection between the russian hacking allegations and the agency's hacking tools it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're talk to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian or signage even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems no no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. emails that said oh well it might be the russians now because labs is in the same situation. the u.s. is trying to sow divisions in a rush ahead of marches presidential election this is according to vladimir putin he added it comes as retaliation for moscow's alleged hacking and right now it is sports that is in the crosshairs. thank you for that. there are serious concerns that in response to a perceived

but they want to see a stronger russian-korean trade relationship to counter china.here is a lot of asian politics involved here when putin considers russia's role in the far east. eric were the "wall street journal" says the best assurance for asian democracy is to be sure xi jinping's long-term goal is to push the u.s. out of asia, and the obama years encouraged xi to pursue that goal more aggressively. the first test for mr. trump's new strategyt will be to convince him that it's backfiring. >> it's almost inevitable if that goes on, you will see japan get nuclear weapons. that might happen anyway. but north korea is the proximate threat. xi jinping who approaches this meeting with president trump with an unparalleled position of power in china. i think the president has to put it to him directly. you have to stop fooling around like you have for the past 25 years, saying you didn't want north korea to have nuclear weapons, and doing precious little bit and get serious with us. we can reunite the peninsula, and we can overthrow kim jong-un's regime. the president

it was glad to have that happen and that's that and then president reagan when the north koreans or the russians shut down the. korean airliner over suckling island he released the air to ground control of the fighter where the russian ground controller ordered them to shoot me that was that was basically japanese intercept so that that that they are clear evidence of people who are releasing evidence when they have it and when this is a serious situation and the people are going to call this kind of situation an act of war they need to put up or shut up and not and not simply throw out the allegation expect us to lay over like pavlov's dogs and believe what they're saying after all look at what they said about the tonkin gulf affair what they said about weapons of mass destruction. and what they testified about spying on u.s. citizens in the congress i mean you can't believe them what they'll say produce some kind of evidence they have no credibility now that you know general experience from working with then you didn't tell just community that you have to be very skeptical of the evidence they

another thing corporate media does they want to shut out voices of iranians palestinians north koreans russians. american people cannot understand a complex world without getting various voices and these are shut down routinely and also dehumanizing people in those countries makes it easier to go to war if you have to when american people don't understand the point of view of other countries this is what i think is at the heart of this issue what's particularly interesting though is how the state department when r.t. was forced to register as a foreign agent a couple of weeks that i should the channel that is news operations would not be handed so why did you fail to warn not see that this might happen well i don't know whether there's any communication tree capitol hill in the state department on this issue i don't know where have the newark got this idea so they were lawyers in both congress and the state department that should understand the fire a law and whether or not it applies but this is a kind of unprecedented situation except from the time of the nazis as your reporter mentioned the

russians who are playing the central role in distributing this material to cause precisely the kind of chaos that was involved here. theseo found was that up ins were wrapped weapons that the north koreans and russians later designed and shot out against allies or partners. thatwant to cry attack crippled the british health system was a north korean design weapon of all was stolen from the nsa and the attack on ukraine over the summer was also based on a set of weapons that were stolen. >> it is like losing a tomahawk missile and then having parts of it shot back at an ally. charlie: who do they think they are? they are a hacking group loosely affiliated with the russians or at least has russian money. when they write their ransom english they use broken and at the same time, they have a deep familiarity with the american system. there are a lot of cultural references and political references in their demands that make it clear if they are not americans, then they know a lot about america. charlie: who is jake williams? >> he is a former operator who my colleague found and he told writtenter he left had some about shadow brokers on a company blog that he helped found in suddenly shot of

well i think in terms of sanctions the south korean government has expressed a similar position to what the russian ambassador was just talking about there that is that sanctions are designed to bring north korea back to the negotiating table there have not been any into korean talks since last year and even though the u.s. and its allies in the past have said that denuclearization is a precondition for talks nevertheless south korea has continued to leave the invitation open to north korea to come to the negotiating table to have dialogue with south korea about what one of the ministers were saying just the day before the launch here in seoul was that first of all he believes that perhaps north korea has been holding off on intercooler in dialogue because it wants to speak directly to the united states and he also said that he does not believe that sanctions and pressure all alone will work that it is simply as the russian ambassador alluded to there an instrument to bring north korea to the negotiating table but still south korea says that it really is the only option that south korea the u.s. an

why can we hope that the only option according to moscow will prevail well the south korean capital is hosting a russian valdai discussion club conference where local officials and experts have gathered to hear what the russian diplomats and researchers have come up with so russia's been saying hey we've got a plan step one north korea should completely hold its missile and nuclear tests for the u.s. that means and ends to almost nonstop war games with seoul moscow calls it a double freeze step two might be very tough direct talks between washington and pyongyang on rules of peaceful coexistence and finally they should lead to step three establishing a security framework for the entire region with every player involved. doors are closed for the main session and one of the south korean officials who is taking part is the president's advisor for foreign policy. that offered him what do you think about the russian road map i think that the proposal is very realistic flexible i hope. and your cage in the peloton winter olympic all the parties concerned between particularly between nelson selves who do come

united so i get it i get it ok but i don't think the chinese and the japanese and the south koreans and the russians get it ok you have a very strong military power in the pacific and it's unclear what that powers position is i think that is a very dangerous pick carious situation for the entire region to address gilbert in brussels fleece. i'm not a specialist on asia but i'm sitting in brussels and i do confer with local politicians people who are considering how to change belgian and possibly european foreign policy and i can. now that they are very very perturbed they are confused by by donald trump by his actions and at the same time as i observe that i would like to answer the question that you've held out for the very end which is is it performing above or below expectations from my perspective he's a performing above expectations but my expectations changed i had no idea that he could be so successful and destroy or persist in making progress on destruction of american global hegemony by just being donald i didn't foresee that that's of wow that i don't that is such an interesting point and

russia and so hopefully trouble going out not only north korea in the far east, but what the russians and north koreans and iranians are doing right now is the area which is causing instability of climate. cheryl: certainly an humanitarian crisis we've never seen in our lifetime. bruce backed out, we appreciate it. we'll see how this meeting go. >> thank you. n]lauren: site is to bring in the world of sports. two-time pitcher roy halladay has died in a plane crash off the coast of florida. the 40-year-old retired from baseball in nearly four years ago after a 16 year career that included eight all-star selections. his body was found in shallow water near sydney and goes in the gulf of mexico. not yet clear if there were any other passengers on the plane he was fine. he got his license when he retired from baseball. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. 40 years old. cheryl: so young. massive data breach is that yahoo! and equifax or the focus on capitol hill today. former yahoo! ceo melissa mayer was interim ceo equifax before a senate panel. this is going to be fine. verizon said last month a data bre

. >>> russia is calling for attireless diplomatic effort to cool tensions on the korean peninsula. the russian ambassador wants north korea to end its nuclear program and for the u.s. and south korea to cancel military maneuvers scheduled for next month. mow la lenghi has more. >> reporter: u.n.'s ambassador nikki haley. >> if war does come, it will be because of continues acts of aggressi aggressi aggression, and if war comes, make no mistake, the north korean regime will be destroyed. >> the representative from south korea looked on as haley urged. >> reporter: on tuesday north korea launched a new love-range missile similar to the ones tested in july. the dictator claims the powerful missile could hit anywhere in the u.s. including washington, d.c. >> president trump called chinese president xi this morning we've come to a point china must cut off the oil to north korea. >> reporter: just last week they cut off sanctions. secretary of state rex tillerson is still pushing for a diplomatic exclusion solution but says the u.s. is look. while kim claims his country has achieved its goal of beco

it's nuclear deterrence based on the russians that north koreans could not decapitate the u.s.hey can't destroy our second strike. so we need to think, are we comfortable with one person unilaterally making these decisions? >> the required strategic command says the military can refuse to follow this order if they consider it to be illegal. do you agree with that? >> no, not at all. secretary of defense bill parry, this remarkable public servant said recently, don't believe that we will not automatically carry out these strikes. they will. these are 15-minute decision literally, if you are facing a sublaunched nuclear missile strike in the united states. we need to change the protocols. we understand ought to understand that personal reliability is a question in this case also. >> all right. a coming up. general mccaffrey, thanks for your insights. >> good to be with you. >>> the prospect of shy voters in alabama who won't admit they support roy moore. some answers, next. you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. biotène® provides

the chinese are the key to unraveling this north korean problem. the russians are creating mischief wherever they can. and they are batting way above their average. russia is now a relatively backward third world country with a lot of nuclear weapons. a gnp less than that of italy, a milt whose active component is barely bigger than the u.s. marine corp. and they are creating problems for us and threatening their neighbors around the periphery. so the russians aren't a solution to this. and the notion that we should ignore their very active and clever cyber campaign against western european democracy in the united states is utterly nonsense. but back to the real point, north korea is on a collision course with reality and a lot is exacerbated, in my judgment, by mr. trump mocking and making light of this 33-year-old brute who dominates north korea and who unfortunately now has more than 60 nuclear devices and the means to deliver them at least in the region. our current posture with a very limited diplomatic engagement is possibly leading us to war on the korea

reports on getting the chinese to take a more active role in pitting pressure on north koreans, and possibly russianvention coming into this. they are realizing this is as president has said, this is not a u.s.-korean problem or u.s.-japan, this is a world problem. charles: bruce, help us with the timeline, about a month or two months ago it felt like something was imminent, just it was accidental or something missile going over japan, threats about guam, where are we now in how long will it take to play out. >> certainly as captain pointed out, a verifiable, irreversible dismantlement. a freeze for a freeze would be unacceptable but it would be a weigh station on the way. you know north korea, we're waiting for an icbm test, they said they will do it, they usually complete when they announced they will do. they said they would do a nuclear air burst over the pacific north korean officials said it should taken literally that would be hugely escalatory. i think we would be back to high level of tensions if they occur yeah, thank you very much. >> right now you can see house majority -- scalise is now

they say not standing up to the russian president after the attack on the election process may single to the north koreans that trump won't totally destroy north korea as promised if kim fires missiles at the united states. >> thanks, brian.

the government may have different ideas that brings us to why the russian road map may never actually work. because i think most korean politicians believe the trills must be pursued for a defense of now we're not canceling u.s. korean exercises we just want to postpone for the olympics. others openly reject moscow's plan like the neighbors in tokyo who simply can't imagine security without the drills with their allies so for now south koreans have no other choice but to welcome us raptors in co for the vigilance ace war games oh that's just in a few days anyway for those who live in seoul or who are here to talk about keeping the peace in korea that's something to bear in mind be it for war games or. for real strikes that would put millions of lives at risk the decision to send let's say warplanes to the korean skies may depend on one single man miles and miles away on the other side of the pacific. but drills will be going ahead despite a low end military activity from the north the regime has conducted no miss silo a nuclear bomb tests since september erik's that it can from the national campaign to end the korean

society now days, no russian wanted to work in the cold with the conditions in siberi siberia. it's north korean works that help russian industry, and timber industry. the main source of labor are from north korea and if you see the middle east, the countries like kuwait or arab emirates, of these countries there are more than 50,000 north korean workers are working in those countries, especially in construction building. and if you see the countries in africa like the angola or uganda, there are many north korean teams working in very bad severe conditions of rural hospitals to earn the hard currency in those countries. >> and what, beyond the chinese and the russian sphere of influence, are there any relationships between the north korean government and countries in the western hemisphere? >> yes, of course. north korea has the relations and visit almost all european countries except for france and estonia and north korea has 11 embassies in europe. that's why this proves that north korea still has vast network of diplomatic service in european countries. >> what about in latin america and the

the government may have different ideas that brings us to why the russian road map may never actually work. because i think most korean politicians believe the trills must be pursued for defense for now we're not canceling us korean exercises we just want to postpone for the olympics. others openly reject moscow's plan like the neighbors in tokyo who simply can't imagine security without the drills with their allies so for now south koreans have no other choice but to welcome us raptors into peace in korea there's something to bear in mind be it for the decision to send let's say warplanes to the korean skies may depend on us and miles away on the other side of the. on the drills in south korea will be going ahead despite a low in military activity from the north the regime has conducted no misato nuclear bomb tests since september you heard from eric so it can from the national campaign to end the korean war at a time in which there is this standoff and this misunderstanding and lack of communication creates a very volatile situation it may be seem somehow as intimidating but these have never worked the proposal that

the russian federation also has put forward the idea of a phase approach toward the korean peninsula. china and the russian federation proposed a road map for the settlement of the korean peninsula's problems. the joint initiative of china and russia is practical and feasible. maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula. as such we hope it will elicit response and support from the parties concerned. in the current situation, the security council needs to show his historic possibilities to settle problems through peaceful, diplomatic and political means and maintain peace and stability on the korean peninsula. china will continue to implement the security council resolutions. and together with the concern, continue to play an active and constructive role in the settlement of the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula. and earlier realization of the denuclear gas station, and long term peace and stability on the peninsula. china expects that the main parties will make their own efforts to this end. by honoring their commitments. in a constructive manner. on the dprk sanctions commit

the russian federation also has put forward the idea of a phased approach to the settlement of the issues of the korean peninsula on the basis of the above proposals, china and the russian federation issue a joint statement on july 4 fish you're proposing a roadmap for the settlement of the korean peninsula's problems. the joint initiative of china and russia is practical and feasible and is aimed at promoting peaceful settlement the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula and maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula, which we hope will elicit response and support from the parties concerned. in the current situation, the council needs to shoulder its historic responsibility by prompting parties to take integrated measures the andalled through peaceful political means by maintaining peace and stability on the korean peninsula. china will continue to implement the relevant security council resolutions in their entirety and together with the parties concerned, continue to play an active and constructing role in the koreantlement of peninsula and long-term peace and stability on the peninsula. all th

priority, because the russians have not made it a priority to stop some of the activities of north korea. many of the countries in the region helped them get some of the north koreans get some of the technology they have. the russians do not necessarily want to see a unified korea -- well, and they certainly shouldn't want one that is nuclear. so, in other words, they have a mixed agenda. i hope that this -- the president goes into the meeting really informed. he says he's the only one that counts. he doesn't need people at the state department. no, his judgment has to be informed by the facts, by the history, by the prospects. and so i hope with all the exuberance that he brings, that he brings some humility in dealing with the issue in terms of knowing what he's talking about. >> let's turn to taxes. i know you're eager to talk about that. in recent weeks, two senators, sherrod brown, democrat from ohio and angus king, an independent who caucuses with democrats from maine, said democrats should work with president trump on taxes. you have made deals with president trump, or tried to, at least. is that possible? >> well, what we have said is, if you're going to do

as weese lost weapons, we have reported before, were wrapped up in weapons that the north koreans and the russiansater designed and shot out against allies or partners. so, the wannacry attack that crippled the british health system was a north korean-designed weapon that made use of what was stolen from the nsa. and the attack on ukraine over the summer was also based on a set of weapons that were stolen from the nsa. charlie, it is a little like losing a tomahawk missile and then having parts of it shot back at an ally. charlie: so, what do they think -- who do they the shadow brokers they are? david: they think they are a hacking group that may be loosely affiliated with the russians, or at least has some russian money. charlie: ok, i got that. david: they speak -- at least when they write their ransom demands and so forth, they use this sort of broken english that seems to be an effort to cloak who they are. and yet at the same time, they seem to have a deep familiarity with the american system. there are a lot of cultural references and political references in their demands that make it clear

the government may have different ideas that brings us to why the russian road map may never actually work. because i think most korean politicians believe the trills must be pursued for a defense and i would not canceling u.s. korean exercises we just want to postpone for the olympics. that's just in a few days anyway for those who live in seoul or poor here to talk about keeping the peace in korea there's something to bear in mind be it for war games or real strikes that would put millions of lives at risk the decision who cares about peace in the region is putting forth right now is that these military options are not realistic and you need to sit down at the table and when they do those exercises something could be mistaken as invasion something could be mistaken as live attacks and such and so we put the millions and millions of people in the sole area in south korea in japan and other places at risk this seems like folly and foolishness when we have such a volatile situation full of the latest headlines you can join me again at the top of the hour. three of them. are back in a little time. today at. the top. of

north korean workers actually ,elp russian timber industry and for the construction industry, the main source of labor this from north korea. countries like kuwait or arab thantes, there are more 50,000 north korean workers working in those countries, especially in construction building. if you see the countries in like uganda, there are many north korean medical teams conditionsvery bad to earn thepitals hard currency in those countries. >> beyond the chinese and russian sphere of influence, are there any relationships between the north korean government and countries in the western hemisphere? >> of course. north korea has diplomatic relations with almost all european countries except france and -- [indiscernible] and north korea has 11 embassies in europe. this proves that north korea still has a network of diplomatic service in european countries. >> what about in latin america and the caribbean? >> to my knowledge, there are embassies in five countries like mexico, and so, on. mentioned that there are thousands of defectors in china and south korea, and the need to protect them is

these were the russians and the north koreans taking american code and turning it into weapons that they countries. those countries are going to begin to think why is it that the united states is developing weapons for the use of its own defense and its allies and they're being used against us. the analogy, poppy, it's like we lost control of our tomahawk missiles. and then discovered that parts of them were being shot back at the u.s. and its allies. >> important analogy but a scary one. david sangar, honk for tthank y reporti reporting. we appreciate it. >>> we're following a lot of news, let's get right to it. >> investigationis going on. >>> roy moore threatening to sue "the washington post" over accusations of sexual misconduct. >> having said that, he has not been proven guilty. >> just really a matter as to whether he ought to be the standa standard of the republican party. i just think he shouldn't be. >> red carpet like probably nobody ever received. >>> human rights briefly came up and a spokesman for dutrute saying otherwise. >> saying it would be nice if they were friend. >>