kate martin, stewart baker, let me bring the two of you into this conversation. first, stewart baker, what about this black budget? is this information that should be in the public realm? >> no, under no circumstances. even the-- you know, 95% of it was withheld by the "post" which was persuaded that it was too dangerous to release, and even the things they released tell the syrians and the iranians and al qaeda what we been them, and more importantly what, they have successfully hidden from us. that tells them what's working and what's not. it's going to set us back. >> woodruff: so you're saying it-- it's done damage, it will do damage? >> yes. i think the fact that it does damage without revealing any scandals -- i didn't see any scandals in the "post" coverage-- tells us something about snowden. he didn't release this as a whistleblower because of a scandal. he released it, as far as i can tell, to do as much damage to the u.s. intelligence community as he could do. >> woodruff: kate martin, how do you see this in terms of damage or not? >> well, i don't thin

martin. >> good morning, kate.t again for the neighborhood in which this young girl was taken. it's a home invasion that has just shocked the entire neighborhood there. the fbi is leading the investigation. they say they have leads they're following up on. meanwhile in that community they're releeing on two things, law enforcement and their faith. >> in the name of jesus we pray to you. >> reporter: friends and classmates pray for the safe return of ayvani hope perez as the frantic search for the kidnapped teen continued throughout the night. 14-year-old perez was violently taken from her suburban home in the middle of the night. >> they pried the back door and entered the residence. >> reporter: police say the men forced her way inside and perez's mother did what she could to spare the two teens. >> she tried to hide the kids, the dog was barking and these suspects shot the dog. >> reporter: the man demanded money and jewelry. when the mother said she didn't have either, authorities say the suspects grabbed ayvani

martin. >> reporter: good morning, kate. i think it's safe to say this community is holding its breath.ting of civic and religious lead urz because they know in this community al shabaab has been active in the past recruiting. they're very anxious. at this mosque, men bow at midday prayer. in this minneapolis neighborhood, home to the nation's largest somali-american population. 17-year-old berhan hassan was a straight "a" student who wanted to be a doctor, then he disappeared in 2008. >> sometimes i can't sleep. >> reporter: his mother who at the time didn't want to be identified told cnn she had no idea where he'd gone. until he called. >> mom, i'm somalia, don't worry about me. i'm okay. >> reporter: but he wasn't okay, he was fighting for the group al shabaab, not long after, she was told he was dead. this rampage in kenya has many americans wondering how long those behind it come to the u.s. omar jamal, a somali diplomat, says al shabaab is already here. how many people, how many young people have been taken from this community by recruiting. >> approximately 30 to 40. that's the m

martin savidge is at the cnn center in atlanta with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, kate.ss of it, but now as the investigation moves forward, it appears it may not have been so random. but let's start with the good news. there were two signs that bonnie perez was safely back where she se longed. the police cars guarding the street where she lives and a big bunch of welcome home balloons. >> she looked pretty good to me. she didn't look scared or having gone through that ordeal, you know, shaken. she came out and was very good, very pleasant. >> reporter: officials say perez was found safe in a residence 25 miles from her home and she had never left the metro atlanta area. she was kidnapped during a violent home invasion early tuesday and found 34 hours later after an intense law enforcement effort involving 150 local, state and federal officers. >> this is a good day. >> reporter: authorities had good news, but few details about what led to the teen's freedom. >> we currently have two suspects in custody. we're looking at some other suspects. >> reporter: among those stil