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Defense. and as technology changes, adversariys are finding new ways to exploit it. as more technology comes into play there are more accesses into networks. >> reporter: according to one study, cyber attacks may cost the u.s. $100 billion a year. a separate study commissioned by ibm says the average cost per breach is $6.5 million. ibm and other major companies are calling for congress to pass legislation that would encourage them to share information about threats. among themselves and with the federal government. privacy advocates worry that personal information will be swept up too. but ex...

But it's the responsibility of any commander in chief to remain up to speed on events going on around the country and around the world. >> yeah, pretty disturbing obviously, a major blunder. hopefully they'll figure what exactly happened so it doesn't happen again. a final question what's going on in the korean peninsula now. south korea, japanese officials, meeting in south korea to try to deal with north korea's nuclear program. would it be wise to bring the north koreans in to engage in direct negotiations with pyongyang right now? similar to the direct negotiations of u.s. and other member...

Where we're standing right now. we're looking at equity not just in justice system but economic development. >> what are policy makers saying about how things can change? again, we need to address the situation with justice and answers on what happened for freddie gray. how are they addressing economic development and policy issues for what we've seen in baltimore, not just overnight but decades. >> it's decades. when you consider 16,000 abandoned homes are in this city and mr. gray's family is in public housing, it's unnecessary. no veteran in baltimore should be sleeping on the street when w...

Where the leader of uae is visiting to talk to president obama. and we'll see over this next week whether there is any chance of slow inging -- we have former "new york times" correspondent judith miller breaking her silence about the sources behind her reporting with weapons of mass destruction in iraq. and we'll also be joined by the "new york times" bureau chief. >> like a "new york times" show. >> within day i sea they're the greatest paper on earth and the next day i'm taking out and burning it. >> go and forth. just being even handed. >> am i even handed? >> you are. >> says the man i ...

The officer can use deadly force for a fleeing subject if they will cause injury to someone's life. based on what we know, there's no indication of that at all. >> let's look at the third piece of video. officer slager goes to walter scott's body, drops something next to it could be the thing we saw him picking up earlier. thoughts, dan? >> it could be the taser. the officer had said in his statements before he knew there was a video that the suspect grabbed for his taser. so certainly moving the taser closer to the body would be consistent with that. we don't know for sure what he dropped the...