resolution. eric: will it? bryan llenas live with the very latest here in new york. >> reporter: hi, everything. we now -- hi, eric. north korea has a tendency to launch rocket tests and military drills, so the world is on extra alert this weekend as today marks the sixth anniversary of death of their former leader, kim jung-il. now, this as a 59-year-old australian man was arrested saturday for allegedly trying to sell north korean missile parts and other military technology abroad. authorities say the man was attempting to sell weapons of mass destruction, working as a, quote, economic agent on behalf of north korea. police say choi had been in contact with high ranking north korean officials, the arrest underscores the reality that while the united nations has enacted the toughest economic sanctions yet against north korea, the regime continues to find ways to make money selling not just weapons on black market, but also counterfeit