election if the evidence weren t clear. i certainly have a great deal of confidence in mr. clapper. and i hope that the president, as he develops a relationship with mr. putin, as he should. i think we should talk to everybody, including the other five the other of the five permanent members of the security count can criminal and their nuclear power. that s important. he also has to do it with his eyes open, awareness of the facts of the situation and an understanding of the implications of how, how he reaches out to president putin. john negroponte, ambassador, former deputy secretary, intelligence chief, great to see you. thank you very much. thank you very much. and on that point, vice president-elect pence on capitol hill meeting with speaker paul ryan. joining me now is republican senator bob corker, chairman of the foreign relations committee. i know you just met with mike pence. any update on whether you might be under consideration for secretary of state? oh, andrea
sony for the damages they caused. reporter: today in new york as the u.n. security count still took up north korea s bleak human rights record the u.s. ambassador said pyongyang is now threatening the rights of the rest of the performed. it is exactly the kind of behavior we ve come to expect from a government that took merciless countermeasures over a hollywood comedy and has no calcalm s about holding thousands in gulags. i think it was an act of cybervandalism that was very costly, very expensive. we take it very seriously. president does not understand when you destroy economies, when you are able to impose censorship on the world and especially the united states of america, it s more than vandalism. reporter: administration