they quickly agreed the dpa command dpa command through the ceo, cfo, and general counsel under the bus one of one of the few cases where employers were prosecuted. a county issue that is purely regulatory. regulatory. they argued that the way they counted the payments were reasonable. the jury came back that locked. they came back back and acquitted the executives of almost everything. so this used to be arbitrariness in terms of both the use of the dpa as well as going after executives, highly regulatory field were they should deploy civil and administrative remedies. >> a separate issue. we have have so many of these regulatory crimes. more than half the federal criminal justice system, that's half of the individuals prosecuted every year. we have mass processing centers at the border violating immigration regulations. we are we are comfortable with convicting tens of thousands of people you. that is something that congress has been doing since before the new deal and has been a feature of federal criminal for a long time but certainly means if you we will turn a violation of a regul

atms frozen for dpas. media outlets went darks, servers jammed or wiped. north korea denied it was the source of the hack. but in the wake of the attack, south korea beefed up its own cyber forces, declaring the online war as dangerous as pyongyang's nuclear ambitions. north korea exists in the land of over the top propaganda, while experts say it wages its parallel war in cyberspace, led by a young man of the internet age, ushering in a new phase of the korean conflict. what north korea craves most is visibility on the map. what sony has done is given them exactly that. >> well, now sony is saying if you want to see this movie "the interview" because of the cyberattack, you are out of luck. it's remarkable that north korea can actually prevent americans from watching a movie. obviously a lot of people are weighing in what this means about freedom of speech. not only did sony pull the release of this film in its theatre, it's not even going to allow people to see it on demand. >> but a renowned author wants to buy a copy from sony. brazil's best seller of

united states, there were reports that earlier, that jetblue was sending its aircraft for maintenance to dpa watt mala. jetblue has a reasonable safety record, actually exceptional in many instances, they have effectively managed that kind of maintenance program much the same is not always true in asia. >> so tony fernandez, we think about all the family members of the 162 individuals on that plane, i came out front very early. >> did he. >> he spoke very personally. this is very different from hm 370 and the early times, the early days. when you think about those 162 and their families and how they are handling the crisis center, what are you looking for next? >> i think those experiences were distally opposite. and i think tony fernandez, as you said, came out front. empathized with the families. immediately moved geographically to the accident airport point of departure. i will think he will support the families, emotionally, economically and any manner of support he can provide. >> we are so used to being in control and gives us the right outcomes we depend on all the time with technolog

there is again discussion in the security council that the dpa agenda should be adopted in the security council. these are matters for the member states either the general assembly where the council to determine. in many situations of serious humanitarian and human rights violations, there has been a risk of social economic and political instability. we have seen many such cases. there are displaced people and refugees and it impacts the well-being of people as member states and i myself was the secretary-general through my own report to the general assembly, i have made it quite clear that the dprk should listen carefully and sincerely to the course of the international community to promote and protect human rights and also to do all they can to increase the well-being, promote the well-being of their own people. that is my sincere wish. >> mr. secretary-general earlier you mentioned the situation in ukraine and the original situation and the foreign minister of affairs said russia supports integrity of ukraine. from your point of view how can we stabilize the situation but. >> the sit