he was shot in woodland hills. this happened yesterday after leading police on a chase. during that pursuit he called 911. according to transcripts, he said he had a gun and threatened police. police fired more than 90 rounds at him and killed him. no gun was found at the scene. the man was once part of the l.a. pd explorer's program. they launched a long range rocket but it didn't get very far. it was shortly after takeoff and fell into the sea. carroll haen has the story. an emergency session after north korea failed to launch and long range rocket many saw as a cover for a ballistic missile. you're looking at animation of the launch. u.s. military officials say the rocket broke apart shortly after takeoff and pieces fell harmlessly into the yellow sea. north korea invited the world to witness its grand gesture to the country's founding father. instead its provocation led to humiliation. >> i wouldn't want to be the head of north korea's spay agency right now. it is a failure. there's obviously a gap in the technology. >> the u.n. is condemning north korea for violatin

a friend of mine, jim cantor, from woodland hills. i had the t-shirt made up for him. he makes these truly mystical mouthpieces that you feel like you're not actually playing on physical things. he manages living -- talking about getting paid. he a rear career in hollywood. he was a film studio new seeings. he was in the movie and television ads and stuff like that. he's a cool guy. >> host: questions? >> all right. i'm intrigued by your description for how we can change the copyright. look at the different dimension. there's the battle between the big con dent companies like disney that will stop nothing to make sure that mickey mouse and all works are in the perpetual copyright and google, for example, where we want to scan orphan works into google books. and we can't find the rights holders to get permission for that. do you think it's easy -- movement that copyrights would be renewed periodically by rights holders and allow work lanes into the public domain overtime? >> guest: disney. about the debate. i actually don't view it as big media companies or authors vers

times" he was shot and killed on highway 101 in woodland hills yesterday after leading police on a chase. during the pursuit, he called 911. according to transcripts, he claimed to have a gun and threaten police. no gun was found at the scene. >>> 7:16. right now, the united nations security council is talking about how to punish north korea for violating an international law. even though the rocket that north korea just launched failed and didn't get very far, it's still very controversial. carol han is in our washington, d.c. newsroom. carol this. >> reporter: dave, the u.n. says north korea violated the ban on using ballistic miss ill technology which is why the security council is trying to figure out how to punish the rogue nation, although north korea says it was launching a satellite. this is animation of the take- off. the rocket broke apart shortly after wards and -- afterwards. even though north korea publicly acknowledged the failure, it vo lates international law. >> obviously -- violates international law. >> obviously, i think the united states has to proceed with some sort