teixeira worked as an it specialist for the massachusetts air national guard , earning a top secret security clearance in 2021. today, the justice department arrested jack douglas teixeira. prosecutors say teixeira was illegally accessing and transmitting top secret information for more than a year before its april arrest at his family's home and that his superiors warned him at least twice to stop accessing information beyond the scope of his primary duties. and if convicted, to share a faces up to 60 years in prison to share his attorney and his family declined to comment on his indictment. andrew. justin, thank you. meanwhile, russian hackers are being blamed for a global ransomware attack that hit several us government agencies, including the energy department. experts believe the hackers exploited a widely used file transfer software. a homeland security official downplayed the attack, saying it was caught quickly. the louisiana office of motor vehicles was also hit in the attack, likely exposing the personal information of everyone with a driver's license in that state. in rome this morning, pope francis was released from the hospital, smiling in

they launched a massive inquiry, which resulted in the arrest of 21—year—old jack teixeira — a member — an it specialist there. outside his home to the south of boston two months ago, as news helicopters hovered overhead. now, following today's indictment, mrjack teixeira is facing six counts of wilful retention and transmission of classified information. each of those charges carries with it a possible sentence of up to ten years in prison. he is also facing two charges under the us espionage act. now, all of this has raised questions about why such a relatively low—level military official was allowed access to such high—level classified information? well, the pentagon has now launched a review of the distribution methods of such classified documents. meanwhile, two of jack teixeira's former commanding officers in the national guard unit that he was a part of in cape cord have been suspended pending outcome of a review of an inquiry into what led to the leak of these top secret documents. let's get some of the day's other news now. at least 15 people have died after a "very serious"

jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april. the judge today once again denying him bail. >> reporter: jack teixeira arrived at the massachusetts courthouse handcuffed and in prison garb. the 21-year-old air national guardsman, smiling at family , before repeatedly telling the judge, "not guilty, your honor" to the charges that could lead to decades in prison. a federal grand jury indicting teixeira last week on six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information, including allegedly posting classified information on a gaming site describing the kinds of military hardware the u.s. was prepared to deliver to ukraine, and how it would be transferred. information the indictment said put the supply line in potential jeopardy. this is in addition to a judge saying the alleged release of the classified documents put at risk a list of people "as long as a phone book." teixeira's attorneys today saying he will answer to the charges. >> martha raddatz back with us now. teixeira's family was there today saying

jack teixeira was arrested by an fbi s.w.a.t.nd accused of posting these documents, some of them top secret, on a social media platform. norah. >> all right. catherine herridge with those breaking news stories, thank you. >>> now to breaking news from denver. there was mayhem today as an estimated 1 million people celebrated the nuggets' first nba championship. a police officer was seriously injured after being run over by a fire truck carrying several players along the parade route. he was rushed into surgery on his leg. and two people were seriously wounded in what police called a targeted shooting just as the parade was ending. earlier this week, ten people were hurt when shots were fired at a street celebration after the nuggets clinched the championship. >>> overseas, a 30-year-old american man is under arrest after allegedly assaulting and pushing two american women into a ravine near a world-famous castle in south germany. one of the two female victims has died. here's cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: it's one of germany's

the question now, where does this go from here and when will jack teixeira enter a plea, that's certainlyevelopment we'll keep an eye on. according to the release here from the department of justice, each of these counts carries up to ten years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. so jake, very easy to get a sense of how seriously doj and the government view this case. >> yeah. oren liebermann at the pentagon for us. i want to bring back cnn chief legal analyst laura coates along with former acting attorney for the district of columbia michael sherwin. laura, how serious are these charges against teixeira? >> extremely serious. he actually was alleged to have disseminated images of classified documents at a variety of different levels on this chat room called discord. there is some statements about him maybe doing it for bragging rights or otherwise. obviously, that was not persuasive to avoid any charges because it is the core of the espionage act. we're talking a lot about the title of that statute. people think about the james bond or ethan hunt of "mission impossible." really it's

. >>> air national guardsman jack teixeira pleaded not guilty today to federal charges stemming from what's been called the most consequential intelligence leak in years. the 21-year-old from massachusetts is accused of sharing classified military documents about the war in ukraine and other national security issues on discord, a popular social media platform for gamers. he's being held in jail for the duration of the trial. >>> well, in tonight's health watch an important reminder this summer to protect your skin from the sun's damaging rays. cbs's nikki batiste shows us how to choose the best protection. >> reporter: with countless sunscreens on the market, trying to choose which is the most safe and effective can be overwhelming. >> i tell people to protect their skin every single day with a broad spectrum sunscreen, spf 30 or higher. >> reporter: dr. elizabeth hale says broad spectrum protects from both uva and uvb rays. what's the difference between uva and uvb? >> that spf number, that refers to a product's ability to block uvb, which are shorter wavelength, and those are the r

jack teixeira spilled damaging state secrets on the social media site discord to impress his online buddiesan at the pentagon. remind us what charges he's facing an how long he might have to serve behind bars? >> jake, 21-year-old jack teixeira indicted on six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information related to the national defense. the hearing today starting about on time at 3:45. wasn't all that long. lasted less than 15 minutes by watch, about 13 or 14 minutes here. 21-year-old teixeira, a member of the air national guard was wearing a orange jump suit and rosary beads. he entered a not guilty plea on all six counts, the charge of willful transmission after classified information related to the national defense. after the hearing ends, the familiar spokesperson or put out a statement saying, we remain as committed as ever and our entire family continues to share complete and unwavering support of jack as he faced this matter. the important thing is jack will now have his day in court and as we move through this process, we're hopeful that jack will get a fai

jack teixeira, a massachusetts national guard member was indicted last week and he's facing six criminal willful transmission of classified information related to national defense. cnn's orrin liebmann, what's expected today? >> that arraignment scheduled for later this afternoon before 4:00 and as to what we will see in court this will be fairly simple. 24-year-old jack teixeira a member of the air national guard accused of leaking troves of the classified information will hear the counts he's charged with, six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information and we expect teixeira and his lawyers to enter a plea and they've not entered a plea of guiltiy or not guilty and that is part of the arraignment and the judge will schedule the next hearing. teixeira was indicted last week by a grand jury on these six counts. prosecutors say he leaked this information, first by accessing classified systems with information and then copying it down and posting notes of it online and then taking pictures of documents and posting those online. prosecutors say his posting of inf

prosecutors say jack teixeira were sharing the information for a year before being arrested.uperiors warned him at least twice to stop accessing information beyond the scope of his duties. if convicted on all counts, he would face up to 60 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. his family and attorney has declined to comment after the court hearing yesterday. amanda? amanda: new developments in the case our abc 719 has been covering extensively. after being accused in a murder for hire plot, 33-year-old delonzo logwood pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter in alameda superior court yesterday. this case has become highly controversial for the alameda district attorney, pamela price, after her office dropped two murder charges against longwood earlier this month. a judge signed off on that decision in yesterday's deal. sentencing is set for next month. >> california>> lawmakers have passed a state budget but still have no spending deal with governor newsom. if the budget framework had not been approved yesterday, lawmakers would have stopped getting paid because the consti

federal grand jury for allegedly leaking top-secret military intelligence on line. 21-year-old jack teixeira was indicted on six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified national defense information. it includes information about ukraine's air defenses and a plot to target u.s. forces overseas. he faces up to 60 years in prison if convicted. >>> a deadly tornado ripped through the texas panhandle. at least three people were killed, and dozens more injured yesterday in the town of perryton near the oklahoma border. at least one was killed in a mobile home park that took a direct hit. at least 30 trailers were damaged or destroyed. firefighters rescued people from the rubble. more than 200,000 customers lost power in texas and oklahoma. >>> and severe weather also hit the gulf coast yesterday. this continuous lightning was spotted in the sky over dauphin island, alabama. >>> miami mayor francis suarez is the latest candidate to announce that he's running for the republican presidential nomination. the 45-year-old cuban american officially launched his bid for the white house

air national guardsmen jack teixeira pleaded not guilty today to federal charges stemming from what'slled the most consequential intelligence leak in the years. the-o fshg clsified milary doments abtheye w 2ar in1-ldar ukraine and other national security issues on discord, a popular social media platform for gamers. he's being held in jail for the duration of the trial. in tonight's health watch an important reminder to protect your skin from the sun's damaging rays. nikki battiste shows us how to choose the best protection. >> with countless sunscreens on the market trying to choose which is the most safe and effective can be overwhelming. >> i tell people to protect their skin every single day with a broad-spectrum sunscreen, spf 30 or higher. >> dr. elizabeth hales has broad spectrum protects from both uva and uvb rays. >> what's the difference? >> that spf number refers to a product's ability to block uvb which are shorter wavelength and those are the rays that cause sunburn. every single day ultraviolet a raise our longer wavelength chemicals penetrate every day year round, even

jack teixeira was indicted for taking classified documents. aaron katersky has the latest.ood morning, aaron. >> reporter: the indictment said jack teixeira knew he was risking grave damage and the national security of the united states but went ahead anyway and mined defense secrets while working at an air national guard base in massachusetts then shared them online. this morning, jack teixeira is behind bars awaiting a new court date to answer expanded charges he leaked america's defense secrets. the ten page indictment accused the young air national guardsman of willful detention of retention and transmission of national defense information including the kind of military hardware the u.s. was prepared to deliver to ukraine, and how it would get there. teixeira allegedly posted information regarding the provision of equipment to ukraine, how the equipment would be transferred and how the equipment would be used upon receipt. there was also a government document discussing a plot by a foreign adversary to target united states abroad. a judge has already said the list of pe

jack teixeira is facing six counts related to sharing classified information. he was arrested two months ago after authorities say he posted the sensitive documents in a social media chat room. the leak could have caused grave damage to national security. a lawyer for teixeira declined to comment. >>> the manhattan district attorney has confirmed the indictment of marine veteran daniel penny pen penny will be arraigned on june 28 in the death of jordan neely who he put in a chokehold on a subway train. the death has been rule add ruled a homicide by a medical examiner penny was indicted on second degree manslaughter penny has said neely was threatening passengers on that train so he acted to present himself and others >>> donald trump has one less legal fight to worry about the district attorney in west chester county new york has closed an investigation into the trump golf club. the d. pafra. was looking into whether trump or his company misled authorities to shrink their tax bill no charges were filed. he responded by saying this was quote, the honorable thin

a federal grand jury indicting jack teixeira on six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information related to national defense. teixeira was arrested at his home in massachusetts. this was two months ago. authorities say he posted the documents on a social media chat room, which the attorney general says could have caused exceptionally grave damage to national security if shared. teixeira's attorney said he never meant for the information to be widely disseminated. but the episode raising serious questions why somebody in a national guard unit who works in i.t. allegedly had access to some of the nation's most sensitive secrets. lester? >> kristen welker tonight, thank you. >>> news this evening that the justice department is investigating the stunning deal between the pga tour and saudi-backed liv golf. kaylee hartung has been following the story. kaylee, congress is investigating as well? >> yes, lester. the justice department's antitrust division and the senate have notified the pga tour that they're going review this proposed partnership with liv golf and saudi arab

rebuke >>> the air national guardsman charged with leaking documents appeared in court on wednesday jack teixeira, who was indicted last week pleaded not guilty to six federal counts the fbi arrested teixeira back in april after he was suspected of sharing classified documents on the social media platform discord. if convicted teixeira could face up to 60 years in prison and a fine up to $1.5 million >>> the president's son will be back in court in a little over a month, following news of his plea agreement earlier their week a federal judge on wednesday set the date for hunter biden's plea hearing on tax-related charges for july 26. biden accept added a plea deal following a multi-year investigation. >>> storms have knocked out power to nearly 400,000 texans and the timing couldn't be worse. while many in texas wait for their air conditioning to come back, a so-called heat dome is causing temperatures to soar into the triple digits miguel almaguer is in houston >> reporter: the heat wave is scorching 26 million across much of the southern plains the potentially deadly conditions pushing temperat

jack teixeira was arrested by an fbi s.w.a.t.ocuments, some of them can top secret, on his social media platform. norah? >> norah: all right, catherine herridge with those breaking news stories, thank you. tonight, millions americans across the south are bracing for more severe weather following at least a dozen tornadoes touching down in four states on wednesday. so, for what areas are most at risk, let's bring in our meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. hey there, chris. >> good evening, norah. destructive storms possible again tonight, and possible for some of the same areas with storms yesterday and last night. the potential is there for tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail that could be large enough to possibly injure livestock or anybody that is outside, any animals that are outside, could see baseball-size hail. some of these storms, once they get going, will continue to go during the overnight hours. again, some of the same areas that have been yesterday. and going into the weekend, similar

jack teixeira was arrested in april for allegedly arranging the most damaging leak of classified documentsmr teixeira, pending his trial. here, interest rates are widely expected to go up for the thirteenth time in a row when new figures are published later. the bank of england is attempting to tackle stalling inflation, which stood at 8.7% in the month to may, the same as april. the bank of england is meeting respiratory policy committee will decide how much to increase interest rates. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has begun a three—day visit to the us. his visit has been described as a significant turning point in relations between the us and india. he and president biden plan to discuss defence cooperation and critical technologies. mr modi's visit does not come without controversy — 75 democratic congressmen have urged president biden to question him on human rights issues. earlier, former us ambassador to india and former democratic congressman tim roemer told us more about his thoughts on this visit. i think it's a watershed visit, as a springboard for more accomplishments a

jack teixeira was arrested by an fbi s.w.a.t.ting these documents, some of them top secret, on a social media platform. norah? >> norah: all right, catherine herridge with those breaking news stories, thank you. now to breaking news with severe weather and tornadoes and the south, here is cbs's omar villafranca. >> ripping through the panhandle today, leaving destruction. toppling power lines and passing through a mobile home park and destroyed several buildings. >> total devastation. >> it's the latest round of weather to roll from the south. >> going right downtown. >> over a dozen tornadoes swept through georgia and alabama wednesday leaving significant damage behind. a large tornado in abbeville, alabama, damaged buildings. while storms pounded arkansas with hail that peppered homes. whether threat is not over. more storms are expected through sunday. omar villafranca, cbs news, purcell, oklahoma. >> norah: tonight millions of americans across the south are bracing for more severe weather following a dozen tornadoes touching

a grand jury charging jack teixeira with six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information. he was arrested in april for allegedly sharing information related to national defense in a social media chat room. if convicted, each of those six counts could mean ten years in prison. >>> now, to mexico, where two americans were found dead at a luxury resort. local authorities say there was no sign of violence. and that they suspect intoxication by an unknown substance. and tonight, what we're learning about the americans who died. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. state department confirming the deaths of two american tourists found lifeless in their luxury hotel room in mexico. >> we are closely monitoring the investigation into the causes of death. >> reporter: authorities identifying the victims as 41-year-old john heathco and 28-year-old abby lutz from newport beach, california. they'd been staying at the hotel rancho pescadero, located about an hour north of cabo san lucas. the pair reported unconscious tuesday night, and by the

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. >>> air national guardsmen jack teixeira pled not guilty to federal charges stemming from what is being called the most consequential intelligent leak in years. he is accused of sharing classified military documents about the war in ukraine and other national security in a chat room. >>> two people are injured after a police cruiser crashed into a building in san francisco's mission district . sfpd said it happened at 22nd and valencia street just after 5:00 p.m. last night. officers say they spotted a car that may have been involved in a recent violent crime. >>> the manager of a nearby store shot this video showing medics helping what appears to be a child on the ground. police told us two people went to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. they are not telling us their ages or exactly how this crash happened. the suspect got away. >>> good morning . it is just after 6:00 am. this is looking west across the city. we are seeing the marine layer ease back. >> seriously, june gloom was like, just because it is summer does not mean i do not exist. it is really high up and abov

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a federal grand jury, indicting 21-year-old airman, jack teixeira, and six counts of willful retention with and national council formation. he is like a cue silica trove of top secret material on the social media platform, discord. they say some of those secrets included u.s. intelligence about the war in ukraine, and documents detailing, quote, a plot by a foreign adversary to target u.s. forces abroad. he remains in federal custody, and faces up to six years in prison if he gets convicted. let's get start with the lead off panel this evening, my friends ryan reilly, here, justice reporter for nbc news, leon caldwell, and a coauthor with the morning newsletter with an early 202. neil conte, of the department of justice veteran, and acting solicitor general during the obama administration. there is a lot to go, through neil. walk us through this, because there is concerns that judge cannon would slow down this trial. today, she seems to be moving quite quickly. what is your reaction to this? >> i am pleased to see. it's a simple budget here today, but it does get the ball rolling in th

information is so usually severely protected, and usually why we punish leakers, like you saw what jack teixeirao foreign intelligence hands, it could get into any number of ways that is prejudicial the national security of the united states. and this is why these prosecutions are brought. and the fact they're still pursuing that as recently as april does make you think was there a larger element to this? was this more than just donald trump bragging and showing off mementos? was he actually using this as part of his business deals or sell it? i still remain skeptical of that. but the fact that jack smith is doing that means this may not be as close to the finish line as we thought. >> so, the trump team put out a response, which they don't always do to every one of these developments in the investigation. but this one is really unusual, because there is no denial in it. it's very common for a trump response to these kind of developments to say it's absolutely untrue. this statement never does that. it complains about leaks from radical partisans behind this political persecution. it says there

jack teixeira posted sensitive documents on a gaming server. him at his home. teixeira has remained in custody after prosecutors presented evidence he had a history of making violent and racist threats, had access to weapons and represented a risk of sharing sensitive information with foreign countries. the unauthorized removal, retention and transmission of classified information jeopardizes our nation's security. that's the acting u.s. attorney for massachusetts speaking in a statement. individuals granted access to classified materials have a fundamental duty to safeguard the information for the safety of the united states, our active service members, its citizens and its allies. we are committed to ensuring those entrusted with sensitive national security information adhere to the law. katty kay, it's remarkable. it seemed like an important moment to say, yeah, when people do this, they get charged. in this case, he has remained in federal custody. he will face the full weight of the u.s. department of justice for his crimes of missmishandl

a federal grand jury has indicted international guardman jack teixeira on allegations he possessed classified documents in his own and showed them to others. the judge in the latest trump trial has ordered those involved to apply for security clearances so they can look at classified papers trump allegedly kept in his home and showed to others. this is the first ruling from district court judge aileen cannon in the case. a judge in new york has set a court date for the next lawsuit against trump, coming from newspaper columnist e. jean carroll. that lawsuit had been winding its way through the courts even as she won a different case against the former president. the day after that trump lost that first case, he went on cnn and called carroll, among other things, a whack job. carroll then amended the current lawsuit to reflect trump's new comments, which a judge allowed. that trial starts in january. >> as we talk about the times donald trump is or will be in court, it's important to remember there are still two other blockbuster investigations out there, one by the state of georgia alleging e

the justice department says 21-year-old airman jack teixeira is facing six counts of willful retention national defense information. the massachusetts native has not entered a formal plea. he was arrested in april under the espionage act. he allegedly took files and posted them on a social media site. >>> u.s. officials are saying russian-speaking hackers are likely conspirators behind a global attack that hit several u.s. government agencies. beyond that officials are saying, quote, several hundred companies and organizations in the u.s. could also be affected by the hacking spree. joining us nor florida congressman who sits on foreign affairs, armed services and intelligence committees, endorsed former president donald trump in his 2024 bid. nice to have you here with us in the studio. >> good to be with you in person. >> the cyber hack that we learned about, have you been briefed in what's your level of concern? >> haven't been briefed specifically but on the explosion, the tsunami of ransomware attacks coming. these are criminal actors all over the world. what's most concerning are

but if so, you can drop a plum line to the bad behavior of young airman jack teixeira up in new englandrrible example. and third and finally, jonathan, our allies, berlin, tokyo, they watch this and think, maybe i accident want to share my crown jewels with the united states of america because it's going to end up floating around mar-a-lago. >> admiral, stay with us because we want to switch gears to the war in europe where earlier today ukraine claimed to have retaken a fourth city on the front line of its donetsk region in the southeast. president zelenskyy did confirm over the weekend that the counteroffensive has officially begun, but understandably, they're not getting into too many details as to when and where. what's the details? it's only been a few days. over the weekend, washington, european capitals, they want to see they want to see us do well to guarantee the funding equipment can keep going to kyiv, putting a tamp down, and domestic resistance to that. we should also note, right, it will not be done in days or weeks. it could be months. >> it is early days. the signs are a

. >> switching gears here because jack teixeira who has been accused of putting all of these privateied documents online has been formally indicted. you ran the massachusetts air national guard, i remember reading a piece, that you can't fathom how this happened. the fact he's been formally indicted. >> it's worse than i thought and i always thought it was worse than we thought. it never made sense a guy who are some weird, honestly, looking at right-wing websites, nazi paraphernalia, happens to be downloading and stealing classified information that he's just trying to impress people. stay tuned on that. the government admits in the affidavit that it's worse than any publicly disclosed information including as they suggest in it troop movements of ukrainians and russians. >> which was in real time, by the way. >> real time. it's not old stuff. it was exactly in real time. and also it tells us that allies have been very upset about this suggesting that it's not just our enemies who now know what we're doing, it's our allies saying we're sharing information with you and this jerk over

jack teixeira appearing in federal court yesterday. he faces six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information. prosecutors say the intel leaked on social media revealed intelligence assessments of u.s. allies and adversaries including the state of the war in ukraine. now to a fox weather alert. a tornadoes tearing through the small town of matador, texas, killing at least four people and injuring 10 others. search and rescue efforts are set to resume at first light this morning. and nearly 90,000 texans are without power after severe storms downed power lines across the state. california congressman adam schiff is censured over his comments linking former president trump to the fake russian collusion scheme. the house vote sending democrats on the committee into an uproar. >> on this vote the yeas are are 213 and the nays are 209. [chanting] >> with six answering present. the resolution adopted. without objection the motion considered laid on the table. [chanting] [applause] [chanting adam] >> carley: no

. >>> and jack teixeira is set to be arraigned in a boston courtroom as we speak. he faces six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information related to national security. if convicted, he could face ten years in prison for each of those charges. and up to $1.5 million in fines. >>> coming up next, what dark money is doing to fuel climate inaction. chairman of the budget committee, sheldon whitehouse joins me next. ittee, sheldon wh joins me next. rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. (vo) it's red hot deal days from verizon! where you can get the incredible like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. iphone 14 pro max on us with myplan. so you get exactly what you want and only pay for what you need. act now and get iphone 14 pro max on us when y

play in our american criminal justice system with somebody like 21-year-old national guardsman jack teixeira, you know probably doing less security damage by virtue of the documents he mishandled. he went right into pretrial detention, and that is where he will sit until his trial date. pretrial detention wasn't even rauzed as a possibility for donald trump. i think that represents an injustice in the way two very loosely similarly situated cases are being handled. >> we hope you will come back soon, glenn kirschner, nbc news and msnbc legal analyst. we really appreciate you joining us today. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," a grand jury indicts marine veteran in the fatal choking death of a homeless new york city subway rider. we all saw that video. we'll go over the new developments of the case and some of the reaction. >>> plus, first donald trump then ron desantis, and now another florida man may be throwing his hat into the 2024 race for the white house. i'll tell you who he is. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. sports and weather when we c

wfxt in boston guard member jack teixeira pleads not guilty to charges of leaking national defense informationas arrested, you may remember, in april for orchestrating the most consequential intelligence leak in years. he was indicted by a grand jury last week. fox 32 in chicago as prosecutors drop charges against two of the three men accused of killing an off-duty police officer 12 years ago. the case has been marred by allegations of police and prosecutorial misconduct. veteran officer clifton louis was killed during the robbery of a convenience store in 2011. this is a live look at dallas from fox 4. one of the big stories there tonight, basketball hall of famer shaquille o'neal will host a music festival this fall in fort worth. shaq's alter ego d.j. diesel will perform at the shaq's base all-star festival at panther island pavilion september 16th. the show will include a dozen other djs on two different stages. who knew? that's don tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ and party everyday ♪ i want to rock a

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jack teixeira, the national guardsmen who has recently been indicted, and the lieutenant colonel fromda, those are cases that are much more like his and indicate that he should be, as they have been, punished for what they did. his bet is trump's crimes are far worse than what the others did. motive is not an essential element, and there is no comparison to what bill clinton had or his personal tape recordings, not a tape of him, the president, saying to a other person, i could have to declassified these as president, but i didn't, and now i can't show you -- russell rustle,, rustle, here's the piece of paper. so, i think you can't compare personal document that the -- it's ironic that the clintons also had a cat named socks. the private servers that hillary clinton used were deemed to not have been intentional, nothing was marked classified, there was no reason for her to have known that they were classified, and they were careful in discussing them to make sure that nothing was revealed. that's how it is. the documents that are in the possession, we're in the garage of the former vi

damaging and significant national security leaks in recent history. 21-year-old pentagon leak suspect jack teixeirasix new counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information. the indictment gives us new details about the government's secrets, he allegedly shared with an online group of gamers and gun enthusiasts. i want to bring in nbc's julia ainsley who has been following this story for us. also with us, msnbc legal analyst, and former prosecutor, charles coleman. so julia, this is on top of the two charges, right, he was already facing right after his arrest. what new information have we found out from this indictment? >> chris, we've learned more about the time line in which he was obtaining that information and disseminating, as well as how serious of a penalty he could face. with these six charges, he could face up to 60 years in prison. we've also learned that this goes back as early as january of 2022. so for over a year, up until april of this year, he was obtaining classified information and disseminating it, starting with a small group on that online gaming plat

. >>> meanwhile massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira has been indicted by a grand jurycounts obtaining classified national defense information and then sharing it online. teixeira was arrested in april after officials say he posted classified pentagon documents to discord, which is a social media site popular with video gamers. federal prosecutors say teixeira got the classified information from a workstation to which he had access at the national guard base in massachusetts. they say he then transcribed several documents and also took photos of national defense secrets for his social media posts. teixeira remains in federal custody. his attorney declined to comment on the indictment. >>> some news here from washington. vice president kamala harris is set to deliver a speech in north carolina next week to mark the anniversary of the reversal of roe v. wade. the vice president's trip to charlotte is among several events the white house plans to hold to rally reproductive rights advocates as well as to keep this issue of abortion front and interest for the upcoming 2024 p

. >> i was thinking about that case against jack teixeira. >> you may make ten copies. some stay at the cia, one goes to the white house. all classified. >> absolutely. thank you. appreciate it. >>> house speaker kevin mccarthy facing revolt from a group of his own party. hard line house republicans are grinding his agenda to a halt after his debt limit deal with president biden, plus this. >>> donald trump is convicted of a crime and you're elected president, would you pardon him? >> i don't want to speak about hypotheticals. >> we'll break down the big takeaways from the cnn town hall with mike pence as he runs for president and challenges his ex-president, donald trump. needs. at se she picks only t the perks she wants and saves on every one! all with an incredible new iphone. act now and get iphone 14 prpro on us when you switch. it's s your verizon. up at 2:00am again?? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzall night. if you think you, a child in your care, or an

to go to somebody not on the heroic side, a guy named jack teixeira has been indicted and accused of doing under the same statute, taking classified documents, bragging about them, putting them on a gaming server. he could be facing life. you know, that guy with the nazi tattoos. no one is going to look favorably on any excuse anyone else gives for doing this. donald trump is trying to claim that these documents are not just you can take them, but he owns them. none of that makes sense, and he is the one whose administration prosecuted this the most. >> yes, absolutely. and in terms of your point about and the lead-up's references to trump's repeated claims that this is his information, he owns this information, they're in his beautiful boxes, that is simply not true. and the real cherry on top in terms of the absurdity of his claims that these belong to him is that he keeps citing the presidential records act. i believe i saw one commentator, i think it was daniel dale of cnn saying citing the presidential records act as a way of trump saying these records belong to me is akin to sa

right now you've got jack teixeira, a 22-year-old airman who is sharing secret documents because he thoughtcool with his online gamer friends. he's in jail. he's also innocent until proven guilty but he's in jail because they considered that so dangerous. he's not free. >> i'm not arguing about the underlying charges. but the political reality. >> but from the air force, he was convicted and got three years and a $25,000 fine in florida for possessing 300 classified documents from the airport. so donald trump, i don't know about unequal justice. he got in a car and went to a -- >> we can't talk about donald trump's popularity in a vacuum. part of why the country supports him because supporters of his, members of congress, politicians have lied about his actions and have misled the public. there is an entire subcommittee dedicated to undermining the department of justice and misrepresenting the facts. it is not just liz magnetism that makes him poll where he is. >> here with me now, somebody who has upfront experience with donald trump when he was president of the united states. and let's ca

a federal grand jury voted to invite jack teixeira on six counts accusing him of willful retention andnsmission of national defense information. he's accused of accessing classified documents from a workstation at an air base in massachusetts, transcribing the text in those documents and taking pictures of some of the documents with classified markings and posting them online. teixeira remains in federal custody. >>> we are learning multiple u.s. government agencies have been hacked in recent weeks as part of a broader cyber attack across dozens of companies and organizations including, again, government agencies. this is all according to the cyber security and infrastructure security agency or cisa. the agency says it is still investigating the scope of this attack but believes hackers were able to exploit a vulnerability in a popular file transferring program used by government agencies and companies. joining us now is former fbi special agent and nbc news national security analyst, clint watts. what more do we know about this software called move it that these hackers were apparentl

air national guardsman jack teixeira over the online leak of highly sensitive u.s.telligence information. our pentagon correspondent oren leiberman is gathering details for us. oren, what can you tell us about the charges he now faces? >> reporter: he's been indict on six counts of willful intention and transmission of classified information relating to the national defense. each of these counts carries up to ten years in prison as well as a fine of up to a quarter million dollars. so it's very easy to see how seriously the department of justice views this leak of classified information that they've tracked and since gone back and looked at for several months beginning according to the doj in january 2022 and continuing from that point on. in terms of how this was leaked indictment says he did so in two different ways, first accessing the classified information as part of his working in the massachusetts air national guard and then taking notes on it and spreading those notes on discord. eventually they say he simply took pictures of documents labeled secret and top